Constitution ad rates and distribution details
The Constitution lists subscription rates including daily and weekly options with prices for 1 month, 6 months, and Sundays. Advertising manager B Hulliday covers territory outside Atlanta. Washington office at Raleigh Hotel. James A Holtoman is a correspondent. The paper notes New York city availability by 3 p m and distribution points, with Associated Press rights and disclaimers on advance payments and carriers.
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Atlanta council faces election tied to police scandal
The Atlanta council moves today after a six week inquiry into a criminal-syndicate issue centered near police headquarters. The majority report names officers believed implicated and warns political pressure could shape the next municipal race as 10,000 new women voters join the primary.
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Council
Fulton County
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City Council Faces Clear Vote on Condemned Issue
The council will decide on election day whether to condone a condition denounced by three grand juries and a special investigating committee. Cunning attempts to camouflage the issue are anticipated, but theCity Constitution believes council will meet its obligation to the city by a direct, measured vote.
Thought Her, Love's Dreams and Lament in Verse
A fragment from a Georgia paper features verse on memory and love, juxtaposed with light verse and humor pieces. The column includes poems about longing, a humorous note on marriage, weather song lyrics, hometown gossip, and a quip from a local writer about life after marriage. The mix preserves period voice with regional names and light social humor.
Unlucky Day Foretold By The Stars For Marriages And War
The text warns of an unlucky day with rumors of war and possible agitation toward the army and navy. It predicts troubled marriages, summer talk of scandal involving national figures, and advises women to postpone major plans. It notes hot tempered children and cautions birthdays to avoid araronism in business.
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Ater
New York Life Bits by Qoo and Spintyre
A diary style collection from New York June 19 recounts Bide Dudley’s Paris farewell and mackerel sharing. The day includes sketches by H Roth, a stroll through Greenwich Village, and sightings of a woman-constructed brick house in trousers. The piece covers social scenes, Broadway crooks, vaudeville, and tributes to Luke McLake.
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New York
Samuel]Pepys
Dudley
Paris
Brooklyn Bridge
Thera
Gramercy Park
H. Roth
Braley
Greenwich Village
G. Buck
Times Square
The
Lambs
C. Sale
Japan
J. Hopper
De+ Wolf
Alda
Luke McLake
Cincinnati
Lament on County Boundaries Driving Lynching in Georgia
W E B Wimpy of Clarkston Georgia argues that lynching stems from fragmented miniature counties. He contends that 155 tiny jurisdictions empower mobs, undermine law, and cripple governors and sheriffs. He urges merging counties to a manageable number to restore civilization and curb crime.
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W. E B. Wimpy
Georgia
America
South
United States
Henry County
Little Kingdom
W. EB. Wimpy
Clarkston, Ga
Health Talks by William Brady M D Autobiography
Dr Brady discusses squint or strabismus in children its causes detection and treatment notes that early glasses or surgery may be needed to correct misalignment and prevent vision loss advises against waiting for natural outgrowth and explains wall eyes and near sighted divergence along with rabies prevention and post exposure treatment guidance.
Rise With Vision Amid Crisis In Business Leadership
George Matthew Adams argues half-hearted leaders fall behind in bold times while real creators endure through shocks. High earners attract hard work, not comfort, as vision fuels durable enterprises. He cites A. D. Lasker’s rise from hustler to head of shipping, praising courage and persistent effort as oxygen for achievement.
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United States
Shipping
Harding
A. D. Lasker
Founder's Day Observed at Wesley Monumental in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia on June 19 the Wesley Monumental Methodist Church held Founder's Day exercises with former Congressman Charles G Edwards as chief speaker. The observance marks John Wesley's establishment of the first Sunday school in Savannah in 1737, predating Robert Raikes' London effort by about fifty years. The event urged Methodists nationwide to celebrate Founder's Day.
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Savannah
Wesley Monumental Methodist Church
Charles G. Edwards
John Wesley
Methodiam
America
Wesley
Old Christ Episcopal Church
Bay Street
Robert Raikes
Chlildren
London
Athens DAILIES Merge Under One Company
The Athens Daily Herald and Athens Daily Banner merge into a single company. Andrew C. Erwin heads the syndicate, with Rowe as vice president and director. Bowdie Phinizy retains a stake as secretary treasurer. The Banner stays morning and The Herald afternoon, expanding to improve Athens newspapers.
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Athens
Athens Daily Herald
Athena Daily Banner
Panera Andrew
Erwin
Hr. Rowe
Banner
Bowdie Phinizy
Augusta Herald
Athens Herald
Herald
Optimists to Seek Funds for Suffering Armenians in Atlanta
Optimists club members plan a fundraising day in Atlanta to meet the city quota for Armenian relief. They will canvass the business district under President Rucker McCarthy, following sermons stressing Armenia’s famine and persecution and a letter from Armenian relief leader Dr Isaac Youan praising local support and a White House pledge.
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Atlanta
Optimists’ Club
Mark
Optimists Club
Chamber of Commerce
Rucker McCarthy
Armenia
Ontimista Club
NA Bosajiana
Columbia
S C
America
Bosajain
First Presbyterian Church
J. Lorele Lyons
Isaac Youan
Armenian Relief
Harding
Third Hearing Today on Railroad Pay Cuts
Chicago report notes a nationwide push for wage reductions by railroads affected by the United States railroad labor board six hundred million dollar award. A third hearing is set as railroads seek another 12 percent cut for all employees, with an estimated four hundred million dollars in annual savings projected.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Shrinking Livestock Supplies Grim US Meat Outlook
Chicago June 19 A farm expert cites federal census figures showing cattle per hundred persons down one third since 1900 and sheep reduced about two thirds while hogs are 41 percent lower. He warns the meat supply per person is about half prior levels and criticizes USDA estimates and price dynamics affecting farmers.
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Chicago
United States
Herbert Myrick
Myrick
Farmers of
America
Registration Indicates Large Attendance At Summer Courses
Athens Ga June 19 Special With dormitory reservations at the Normal and university filled and many rooms engaged the outlook is for the largest attendance in the history of the University of Georgia summer school opening June 21. Dormitories at the Normal school are crowded and a building unused before will be used this session. Railroads would not extend reduced rates for summer school attendees but this did not deter expected attendance. Teachers and students begin arriving Sunday with registration Monday. The school runs June 21 to July 25 with a strong faculty and attractions promised.
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Athens
State Normal
University of Georgia
Wooster
Southern Passenger Association
United States
Cargo of Cotton Leaves Savannah for China Today
Savannah Georgia June 19 Special The sailing Monday from Savannah of the Bessie Dollar inaugurates regular monthly sailings of the Dollar Line to the Far East with cargoes of cotton for Kobe Shanghai and Hong Kong The Grace Dollar is due June 20 for sailing in July Old busy prewar Far East scenes return as four big vessels sailed yesterday and four arrived alongside weekly coastwise sailings serving passengers and cargo.
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Dollar Hne
Far East
Kobe
Shanghai
Hong Kong
the Faribor
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Meet in Savannah
Savannah hosts the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers association convention at the DeSoto hotel. W. Edward Young of Savannah will preside at the opening session Monday morning. W. J. Murphy of Newnan leads the business program with a strictly formal agenda and preliminary exercises.
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W. Edward Young
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
DeSoto Hotel
W. J. Murphy
Newnan
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