The Constitution overview and advertising rates 1921
The Constitution daily issue details advertising rates and circulation for June 8 1921. It lists editors Clark Howell and Albert Howell with regional advertising manager Holliday and office locations in Atlanta Raleigh Hotel Washington and New York. The paper notes Association Press rights and exclusive news use.
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the Constitution
Standard Southern
Tri-ticolity
Clark Howell
Albert Howell
H. W. Grady
Clark Ell, Jr
Atlanta
Sint
Bunday
Holliday
Constitution Battding
Lgole
Atlanta mayor challenges council report on police reform
The mayor denounces a council investigation into the Atlanta police as conducts of alleged bunco artists and promises to oppose the police board’s reform efforts. Grand juries had condemned police conditions, and the council’s report extends the critique beyond prior findings.
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Atlanta
Mone
Department of
Council
Lee
Police Board
Humane dog pound opens in Atlanta under humane society
The new facility built and equipped by the Atlanta Humane Society is dedicated to the city for humane use. It houses unlicensed dogs in sanitary quarters while awaiting redemption or lawful destruction. The pound features modern apparatus for instantaneous painless electrocution, available year round.
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Atlanta
Abandoned Cats in Atlanta Spark Moral Debate
Land cats in Atlanta are either abandoned by their owners or subjected to painful deaths by shooting poisoning drowning or clubbing. The effect on the community moral sensibilities especially among children is noted as essentially bad. The humane society is commended for its efforts.
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Atlanta
Humane Society
From Georgia By FRANK L Stanton Abridged Verse
A varied page of light verse and humor from Georgia columns. Includes fragments of songlike lines about dawn travel and the world on the move. Also features quips from Columbus Enquirer Sun column and rural sketches referencing deacons, brick throwing, and farming anecdotes.
Seed sower message on growth and giving in life
A speech extols sowing ideas into the world and the duty to give back. It likens people to farmers, warns life is short, urges ongoing service, and notes that value grows when we plant what we have and share what we gather. It stresses the mystery of life and the incentive to act rather than hoard.
Zodiac Forecast for Today and Personal Prospects
The column claims a friendly sky with rising nervous disorders and a surge of rumors of war. It predicts notable personal changes for those born today and that today’s children will be talented but not financially successful. The piece centers on celestial guidance and broad fortune-telling.
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United States
Pavilion Royal opens near Long Beach on Merrick Road
O C Mintyre reports on the Pavilion Royal restaurant near Long Beach on the Merrick road, housed in a French chateau style estate once owned by M. d Lusyac. The venue seats 1000 under a gray green silk canopy, with Ros sik Fragonard prints, garden groves, minia ture lakes, and imported Japanese trees. Boag, a veteran newspaperman now a restaurateur, blends old Parisian charm with New York nightlife, attracting elite guests and upscale clients.
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New York
Long Beach
Merrick Road
Pavilion Royal
M. d& Lusyac
Les Grotteaux
Gh Boag
Palais Royal
Little Club
Montmartre Moulin Rouge
New Pavilion Royal
Boag
Metropolitan
Rossik Fragonard
Claude
The Aseptic Touch and Health Talks by Brady
Health Talks by William Brady M D discuss asepsis over antiseptics, stressing that asepsis keeps germs out of tissues and that antisepsis requires practical skill from nurses and doctors. The piece condemns overuse of antiseptics, notes improper hygiene by caregivers, and includes Q A on soda for teeth, foot calluses, local anesthesia, and sweaty feet with practical guidance.
Notable historical anniversaries and events through years
This annal lists key anniversaries and historical events from 1814 to 1896 including birth of Charles Reade and death of Edward Oxford life threats to Queen Victoria, Andrew Jackson's presidency, James A Garfield nomination, and early woman suffrage discussions. It notes Fenian migrations from Canada amid habeas corpus suspension and Duke of Connaught's Lords chair.
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Charles Reade
Edward Oxford
Andrew Jackson
Severth
United States
Hermitage
Tenn
Mecklenburg
Canada
Duke of Connaught
House of Lords
James A. Garfield
Conference of Friends of Woman Suffrage
Madison
Wisconsin
Jules Simon
Paris
Today’s notable events and ceremonies across the U S
Sir Samuel White Baker’s birth anniversary is marked, the Port land rose festival opens and lasts through the week, Monsignor Schwertner will be consecrated as bishop of Wichita in Toledo's cathedral, Rep Frank Mondell will deliver George Washington University’s commencement oration, and hearings begin in the Ford-Newberry contest. Dr Ernest Fox Nichols is to be inaugurated as MIT president. Hoover calls a fisheries resources conference at Fairport, and the Republican National Committee meets in Washington to choose a new chairman and discuss southern representation.
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Samuel White Baker
Portland
Ore
August J Schwertner
Toledo
Ohio
Wichita
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
House of Representatives
George Washington University
United States Senate Committee On Elections
Ernest Fox Nichols
Dartmouth College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Fisheries Dialegical Station
Fairport
Town
Son Oider
Interior
Republican National Committee
Washington
Alan
Birthdays of notable figures mark today in history
Edgar Saltus the author and journalist born in New York turns 63. Charles B Henderson ex senator from Nevada born in San Jose California is 48. Dr Samuel Simpson Matauia an Episcopal clergyman and sociologist born in Sharon Olio is 56. Clarence H DeMar famed long distance runner born in Medina Ohio is 33.
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Edgar Saltus
New York
City
Charles B Henderson
United States
Nevada
San Jose
Cal
Samuel Simpson Matauia
Sharon
Olio
Clarence H DeMar
Medina
Ohio
One Year Ago Today at Chicago Republican Convention
One year ago today the Republican national convention opened in Chicago. The same period featured a great damage zone caused by a storm spanning Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Tech High Seniors Honor Professor Sutton on Promotion
The Tech High School class of 1921 adopted resolutions praising Professor W A Sutton now promoted to Atlanta public schools superintendent. They commend his four years as principal, express regret at his departure, and pledge support for his future leadership and the school’s continued growth.
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Tech High School
W. A. Sutton
Atlanta Public Schools
Tech High
Hamilton B Stephens
Robert A Edmondson
Charles Bowie Transon
Howard M. Moss
Sutton
Ita
Life Sword
Armitn
Baying
Aanta
Elasa
Dla
Bett
William Anderson Sutton
Eich
Decatur To Consider New Health Rulings
Decatur Ga June 7 Special To consider proposed legislation relative to sanitation in Decatur citizens will gather for the mass meeting at the next city commission meeting Friday night. Ordinances were suggested by Dr James Pitman head of the health department and were prepared with help from the state department of health.
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Decatur
City Commission
James Pitman
State Department of Health
Governor Plans Final Message to Georgia General Assembly
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey plans a final message outlining four years of administration and recommendations on budget reform tax equalization and law enforcement. He will review finances urge a two thirds budget vote and discuss proposed measures on crime mob violence and state policing with emphasis on strengthening revenue laws and enforcing order.
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Hugh M Dorsey
General Assembly
Hardwick
States
United States
Kimball House
Dorsey
Georgia
Fovernor
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
Statehouse
Fitw
Superior Court
Grand and Petit
United States Supreme Court
Ask Car Owners to Offer Rides to Ad Visitors
Atlanta civic leaders urge car owners to pick up Advertising Club visitors in their cars and drive them where they wish to go during the convention. Earl H. Cone stresses early action to display Atlanta spirit and welcome visitors, with motorists asked to stop for badge wearers and offer rides to ease their stay.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Spirit
Earl H. Cone
Schools for Training Policemen: Needed, Asserts Pinkerton
William A Pinkerton leader of the Pinkerton Detective Agency urges police training schools in major cities. He cites modern crime methods fingerprinting and identification systems and argues trained officers with better records can curb the rise in youth crime and improve detection and enforcement.
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William Pinkerton
St. Louis
Willam A. Pinkerton
Pinkerton National
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Pinkerton
Europe
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St Louis
Berkeley
Cal
Berkerley
Ten Indictments For Meter Theft In Atlanta Area
Fulton county grand jury returns ten indictments charging W R Polk of 32 Druid Place and Henry Chapman with larceny from the house. Cases involve stealing electric meters from residences in Atlanta Park and North Avenue area, taken to Hapeville for use. Detectives traced about 30 recent meter thefts, sparked by power outages and suspicious meter installations. Georgia Railway and Power Co. will prosecute the offenses, meters valued at $15 each.
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Fulton County
W R Polk
Druid Place
Henry Chapman
Atlanta Park
Hapeville
Chapman
Ose
Grand
Duy
Georgia Railway and Power Company
North Avenue
North Boulevard
O R Jones
R EC Whatley
Grand Jury
Atlanta
Jones
Neht
Power Company
W V Parks
Tha
Adama
Jones and Whatley
Pittman and Parks
Georgia Hailway and Power, Company
Zionist leaders resign after Cleveland convention vote
The twenty fourth annual convention of the American Zionist organization ends with Judge Julian W Mack and six other officers resigning. The body voted 163 to 71 to disapprove the president s annual report, with other executive committee members also stepping down. Judge Mack vows continued Zionist membership despite the resignations. The scene followed fatigue from long debates and a request to keep quiet during the vote.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tha
American Zionist Organization
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Peter J Schweitzer
Mack
Justice Brandeis
Max] Heller
New Orleans
Henry J Dannenbaum
Houston
Texas
Organizaon
Wallace says agricultural exploitation period ends
New York June 7 Secretary of Agriculture Wallace declared the era of agricultural exploitation in the United States is practically at an end. He urged producers to maintain output while shifting to a sound business basis and to improve distribution to reduce costs for urban consumers. He noted a current agricultural depression tied to large crops and weak foreign markets and urged reducing speculative farming risk while citing plummeting crop prices relative to production costs.
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New York
United States
Wallace
Tomght
Standard Farm Papers Publishers’ Association
Gal
Ture
Leave It To Me Pleasing Little Playset In City
Pleasing three act playlet Leave It To Me staged Tuesday evening in Bleston Hall by girls of the Grape Methodist church. Auditors praised it as delightful. Miss Virginia Kelly and Marlon Cook led female roles with strong support from George Wilson and T L Wilson. Cast also included Mary Waters Caroline Seymour Catherine Montgomery Lydn Kelly Betty Aiken Ethel Quillan Blanche Quillian Hattie Patterson and Jane Dorough.
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Bsleston Hall
Grape Methodist Church
Virginia Kelly
Marlon Cook
George Wilson
T L. Wilson
Misses Mary Waters
Caroline Seymour
Catherine Montgomery
Lvelyn Kelly
Betty Aiken
Ethel Quillan
Blanche Quillian
Hattie Pattergon
Jane Dorough
Collier to Address Water and Light Men in Asheville
Programs issued for the eleventh annual convention of Tri-state Water and Light Associations of the Carolinas and Georgia to be held in Asheville on June 15 and 16. W. Rawson Siler of Atlanta, sales manager of Georgia Railway and Power Company, will attend and speak on generalities of the water and light situation. several Atlanta men will represent the city.
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Tri-state
Fulton Lodge Celebration Marks Twenty Fifth Anniversary
The Fulton lodge No 22 plans a celebration tonight for its twenty fifth anniversary. Principal speakers include James Mayson city attorney, Dr Caleb A Holley Central Baptist pastor, J W Evans high lodge official, Carl Hutcheson school board member, T H Robertson Jamnesville, and Rev D R Wilder Macon.
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Fulton Lodge No 22
James Mayson
Caleb A. Holley
Central Bapist Church
J. W. Evans
High Lodge
Carl Hutcheson
T H Robertson
Jamnesville
D. R Wilder
Macon
Assembly Booklets of Chamber Ready
Booklets prepared by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Georgia Manufacturers Association detailing each member of the assembly with full name occupation and even favorite amusements are ready for distribution at the chamber.
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Commang General Assembly
Atlanta Chamber of Commeres
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Assembly
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Fanny Rice
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Sadie Martinet
Annie Russell
Marie Stone
Jessie Hart
Jess Davis
Marion Manola
Frankie Bailey
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Nat Goodwin
Richard Mansfield
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