Constitution Bureau Address and Availability Information
The Constitution lists its Washington Bureau at 1727 S Street NW with John Corrigan Jr as staff correspondent. It notes sale locations including Times Building corner and Broadway forties area and Forti-second, Thirty-eighth, and Twenty-ninth streets and Broadway. It disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Washington
S Street
John Corrigan, Jr
Constitution
Steel Decision Upholds US Steel Merger and Industry
A New Jersey district court with four judges refused to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation under the Sherman act. The ruling upheld the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger, signaling potential benefits for the southern iron and steel industry and confirming regulatory authority without dismantling large capital. The decision is viewed as a setback to opponents and a win for stability in a war-influenced economy.
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United States District Court of New Jersey
United States Steel Corporation
New York
United States
Steel Corporation
Gary Dinners
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Alabama
Tennessee
Roosevelt
South
Tennessee Coal and Tron Company
Pittsburg
New Jersey
Government aid urged to protect nation’s business
A Washington message says regulation is justified to protect the public interest and that government help is essential for the prosperity of the nation. It argues that while business regulation is needed, the public good should not be harmed by destructive actions and that all citizens depend on national economic health.
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Washington
Atlanta Needs Civic Renewal Committee Appointed
An editorial urges formation of a committee of one hundred citizens and twenty five Atlanta women, chosen by Chamber of Commerce leader Mell Wilkinson, to diagnose municipal ills and propose cures. It condemns chronic turmoil in departments, calls for revitalization, harmony, and energized support for progress and improvements. Appointment is described as an honor and civic duty.
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Atlanta
Mell R Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Atlante
Weaternelty
Skm
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Optimism urged to lift southern burdens in Edmonds critique
Richard H Edmonds of the Manufacturers' Record urges renewed energy and broader investment by businesses and communities to reform the South's distress. He likens current conditions to postwar strain, calls out rotten politics, and demands action driven by public welfare and enterprise.
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South
Richard H Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record of
Baltimore
Mr. Edmonds
Edmonds
Dreaming River and the Shovel and the Hoe
A collage of verse and opinion pieces invoking Georgia, rivers, and holiday elements, with reflections on democracy energy and optimism. The text blends poems about nature, a sermon by Uncle Judd Lewis, and a civic essay urging practical confidence and backing of legitimate capital to spur regional growth.
Health Board urges council action against quacks and pistols
Georgia State Board of Health urges Atlanta city council to ban pretenders and pistol carrying vendors. It argues against magic healers patent medicines and lightning rods, prioritizing disease prevention through clean practices and house screening to protect children and the public from fakery and illness.
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Pretola
Atlanta
General Council
Tax Committee
Emory R Park M
Georgia State Board of Health
Atianta Ga
Savannah Pool Hall Legend Captures Citywide Fancy
A visitor recalls Savannah as a prohibition free coast city famed for Tybee beach and the Pulaski hotel. The feature centers on Captain Cubbage at a pool room where non stop chatter and billiards entertain patrons, with tales of luck and banter echoing through an afternoon.
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Savannah
Georgia
Atlanta
Tybee
Pulaski
Oglethorpe
Ftarther
Noah
Captain Cubbege
Tuck
Svery
Bob
Inner
Ite Nobis Post
Ravannah
South Needs More Energy and Optimism
By Richard 4. Edmonds for Manufacturers' Record, the piece argues the South faces unique political and economic burdens, including corrupt local officials and wasted spending on alcohol and soft drinks. It calls for renewed energy, self-reliance, and capital investment to restore growth, reduce demagoguery, and attract national support. It urges leaders and businesses to unite, endure, and invest despite adversity to lift the region’s development.
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Richard 4. Edmonds
South
Ahin
Boston
Paradise South
Aouth
Wilkbone
Lund
A Real South
Real South
Canadian Losses In Letter From City Report
British and Canadian dispatches reveal heavy losses of Canadian troops in Langemarck Belgium. Major Kirkpatrick of Toronto led his battalion of 1100 men into danger, 42 officers, before surrendering. Captain Munz was killed and Major Higinbotham survived as a prisoner.
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Western Front
Sant
Baltimore
Yenterda
Langemarck
Belgium
Kirkpatrick
Toronto
Higinbothem
Munts
Odda
Muniz
Thginbotham
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason presents a bustling market tale
In a humorous sketch Colonel Woolly promotes a sunlit, hustling trade at a cheerful coop selling birds nest soup while disputing critics and urging buyers to keep optimism, even as distress and grumbling clerks mark another day in the market.
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William Woolly
Woolly
American Universities in Chicago by George Tom
The University of Chicago is shown as a bold American success built rapidly with Harper Stagg and Rockefeller support. It grew from a small campus to a major university with Gothic architecture, a large endowment, and a strong football tradition challenging Wisconsin and Cornell, amid a fading rivalry with Michigan.
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Chicago
George Tom
University of Chicago
America
Bedy
John Hopefeller
William Rainey Harper
Amos Alonzo
Harper
Yale
Harvard
Stagg
Rockefeller
Oxford
Tule
Wisconsin
Cornell
Michigan
Europe
The Dreamer on the Ocean of Unseen Time
Fragmentary verse-like prose praises the dreamer explorer as he probes unborn time and hidden nature. It envisions science surpassing limits and a future art of peace discovered through bold investigation led by a rising genius.
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Barnwell
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