Constitution On Sale In New York At Various Newsstands
The Constitution is offered for sale in New York at Times Building areas Broadway locations including Forty second Street, Thirty eighth Street, and Twenty ninth Street newsstands. John Corrigan Jr., staff correspondent, Washington Bureau, is in charge. The paper disclaims responsibility for out of town agents.
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Steet NW
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Broadway
Forty-Sound Street
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Twenty -Ninth Street
Congress faces $20 million tariff error if ruling upheld
The article warns that a Supreme Court decision upholding a customs court interpretation could force refunds of about 20 million dollars. Congress aimed for a 5 percent discount for American bottom ships but amendments broadened it to reciprocal treaty vessels. If sustained, imports since the tariff’s start would require refunds, affecting consumers and the economy amid a trade downturn.
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Congress
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Customs Court of Appeals
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Copgraksmen
Trade Reflectors Show Post Office Revenue Rise in May 1915
Washington reports illustrate improved postal business across the nation, with Atlanta showing receipts rebound and clearing-house figures growing. May 1915 results from fifty large post offices, about 5 percent of national revenue, run only three tenths of one percent below May 1914 when Europe was not at war.
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Atlanta
Department
Europe
Postwar returns rise toward normal in May growth
After a sharp wartime dip, post office receipts and bank clearings climb each month with May leading the rebound. Dockery says if nationwide data were complete May would show a year over year increase. the trade balance and grain harvest loom as tests of continuing growth.
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Uke
Hgtéer
Dockery
War of the Ages In Newsprint Reflections On Liberty
A 1914 style meditation on modern war, Europe’s devastation, and the role of America as a beacon of freedom urging resilience amid the ruin. The piece laments holy sites scarred by conflict, contrasts barbarism with progress, and asserts America as a rock of refuge and light.
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Europe
Nazareth
Venice
Adriatic
Holy Land
Bethlehem
America
Weekly Farmers Fairs spark Sparks Georgia idea in Tifton Gazette
Sparks merchants plan weekly fairs to connect with farmers, awarding prizes for top points. Maples will attend Sparks each Saturday for judging and awards. The San Antonio Express marks a semi centennial issue highlighting Southwest progress and industrial growth. War news notes Mexican tensions and calls for peace.
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Tifton Gazette
Nye
Tokyo
San Antonio
Southwest
Texas
Old Country Anthem Returns In Banner Like Tune
A fragmented lyric reminiscences the United States as the “old Star Spangled Banner” with lines praising freedom and perseverance. The speaker notes the country’s strength, marching on in times of trouble, and references patriotic imagery and historic resolve. The verse evokes a timeless national mood through repeated refrains on unity and endurance.
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Freedom
Call to the Poets in The Constitution and Notes on Poetry
Major Charles W. Hubner contributes a poem urging verse as solace and divine vision during wartime. The Arkansas Gazette and others present reflections on poetry, society, and statehood, citing Sir William Jones and themes of duty, rights, and beauty, with dialect samples and scattered literary lines.
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Diarlea W. Wwanda
Arkansas Gazette
San Francisc
The Rain Rune In Augusta Walls Poem Fragment
A lyrical fragment describes rain and nature in a mystical, sylvan scene. It evokes June rain tones, green graves, dancing wood-nymphs, and fresh scents of clover and flowers, closing with a call to listen to the rain rune.
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Della
Augusta
Magna Charta's enduring claim to liberty and law
Rt. Rev. K Nelson reflects on the 700th anniversary of Magna Charta, tracing its origin in Saxon struggles against feudal oppression, and noting its influence on English and American rights including life, liberty, and property. The piece highlights the charter’s clarity, scope from fisheries to justice, and its enduring legacy for religious and civic freedom.
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Episcopal Church
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Henry VIII
British Museum
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Atlanta
Atlanta Medical College
United States
Financial centers widening west of Alleghenies
Walligin A L Simonson, then vice president of National City Bank of New York, notes that cities west of the Alleghenies such as Fallsburg, Cleveland, Minneapolis and Kansas City show growing financial strength. He cites shifts from eastern markets, references Chicago and St. Louis as long-standing centers, and highlights recent reserves gains in New York banks as context for a promising outlook for farmers and western business in the Mississippi valley.
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Cleveland
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Kansas City
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Pittsburg
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Alleghenies
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Great Northwest
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United States
Editorial shows nationwide approval of Constitution stance on Bryan
Readers across the nation praise The Constitution for declining to publish further statements by William Jennings Bryan amid the crisis. Letters from editors, citizens, and officials in Georgia, Ohio, Illinois, Philadelphia, Baltimore and beyond salute the paper’s stance as patriotic and prudent during a tense political moment.
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Constitution
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Bryan
William J. Tobin
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Ohio
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Chicago Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
A. A Jones
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Vryansa
J. Il Breson
Milledgete
Wiliam J. Bryan
Vera, Cruz
Mexico
Forscoth
United States
United’ State Soler
Detroit
Viryan
TM Roonnso
York, N
Philadelphian
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryant
George W. Hyde
Indianapolis
Ind
Georgia
Dally
J. Mann
M.D. Alvaton
Developments in the Mississippi Valley Boost Westward Wealth
The piece reports banker and farmer optimism about rapid agricultural-led wealth growth in the Mississippi Valley. Minneapolis emerges as a future financial hub, with banks overflowing in cash and rural prosperity expanding industry. Observers foresee eastern spread of western energy, aided by anticipated bumper crops and dairy growth in Minnesota, feeding national wealth.
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Simonson Aaid
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Lowa
Simonson
Henry P. Davison
Wen
United States
Holland
Rippling Rhymes By War Stone Window Misfortune
A humorous verse recounts a mishap when a window sash nearly hits Buckshaw and Kirkshaw. Kirkshaw quips it could have been worse, then braces for pain with grim humor. Rickshaw endures the setback, seeking comfort in resilience and a hopeful, consoling thought.
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Kirkshaw
Rachel
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