The Constitution on sale in New York city by 2 p.m.
Washington Bureau address listed with Mr. John Corrigan Jr as graf correspondent. sale location includes Hotaling's Newsstands at Times Building corner Broadway Forty-second and other Broadway corners. Not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Graf
Paleo Emarchieehs
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Free school books and seats spark Atlanta education crisis
The Atlanta Federation of Trades and The Constitution push free school books for all city children while warning that seating shortages threaten thousands of students. Principals report growing congestion and potential inequity as next September’s new seven grade courses and double sessions strain grammar and high schools. Hundreds of white children already receive only four hours of instruction under remnants of the double sessions system.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Atlanta
Federation
Miss Muse
Wise
Dukes
Schbool
Mise Muse
Atlanta Board Faces Impasse Over School Democracy Principle
In Atlanta the board of education has pursued various options, but the ongoing stalemate tests the democracy principle in local education. The final decision rests with the city council.
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Atlanta
Board of Education
Council
Atlanta Women Seek Work at Carnegie Library Meeting
A group of Atlanta's representative women will meet at the Carnegie library at 3 this afternoon to discuss the unemployed women problem and methods to create work. They aim to establish temporary workshops and coordinate with a municipal bureau for the unemployed, seeking emergency aid from outside sources only as needed.
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Carnegie Library
Atlanta
A Lesson for America From European Police Practice
John Rockefeller’s bureau of social hygiene surveys European policing to distill efficiency as centralized authority, trained officials, and political independence. The report argues freedom from politics, definite duties, and选 trained personnel as keys, contrasting American graft and amenable ward politics with European focus on protecting taxpayers and enforcing enforceable laws.
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John Rockefeller
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Europe
Continent
America
Clear Georgia's Titles
Georgia must overhaul its archaic abstract and title system to access rural credits. Congress may act, but Georgia’s title handling risks losing favorable rates and benefits. Legislature should reform now to ensure swift, accurate land title determinations amid wartime demands.
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Georgia
Congress
William Schley Howard
The
Constitution
Washington
To Employers By Rev. J Wilbur Chapman D D
A preacher urges employers to show sympathy to workers, stressing humane treatment beyond wages. He warns of future accountability to Christ for how privilege is used and argues kindness can ease class tensions. He calls for honest, generous, friendly conduct and mindful leadership.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
D. D
J. Wilbur
Chapman
DPD
Christ
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Spring's Return
A verse sketch satirizes seasonal labor and laboring women, praising spring planting and the shift from coal to harvest work. The author invokes rivers, gardens, and farm life with humorous nostalgia while depicting workers and household tasks as a communal effort celebrated in verse.
Siberia by George Fitch
George Fitch humorously surveys Siberia noting its climate, exile history, population growth, and rail and river transport while poking fun at geography and politics as he imagines the region's future and its distant ties to Russia.
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Siberia
George Fitch
Good Old Smash
Tribute to memory of Judge J R Brown in Cherokee region
A memorial tribute recalls Judge James Rice Brown who died at his Canton home on a Tuesday in early March. Born August 18, 1827 in Pickens County South Carolina, he studied law with his brother Governor Joseph B. Brown and Yale Law School, served as state senator, Blue Ridge circuit judge, and elector at the 1892 Democratic National Convention. Survived by wives Harriet Lewis and May Reynolds Walker and children including John W Brown and Frances, he supported Baptist missions and Georgia Baptist Orphans' Home, built the Sally Rice Brown Cottage and Brown infirmary, and remained a prominent Cherokee leader with a keen mind and humorous spirit.
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James Rice Brown
Canton
Pickens County
South Carolina
Williamston
Pickens
C. H
Wesley Everett
Joseph B. Brown
John AV. Lewis
Marietta
Yale
Dalton
Joseph EH. Brown
Blue Ridge
John W. Brown
Cartersville
George Rowland ‘Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Sills Rice
May Reynolds Walkers
James
Alexander
Frances
Connecticut
Judge Brown
Atlanta
Baptist Church
South
Japan
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Hapeville
Sally Rices Brown
Brown
Mackey Brown
Satie Rice
Mary Watkins
Ball Ground
John
George
Joseph
Nathan
Watkins
Turner Brothers
Mason Miller
Frank
John Boston
Miles McNeil
George Brown
Carroll Brown
Belton
S.C
Asbury Latimer
Senator Latimer
S. C
James McDaniel
John T. West
Joseph M
Olijah A
George . Brown
B. L. Connally
Migs
Sally E. Brown
Nancy Hart Spinning Wheel Clarified by Elizabeth Hart Elliot
In a October 1901 reminiscence, Mrs. Elizabeth Hart Elliot of 38 Athens Avenue sets straight rumors about Nancy Hart and her famed spinning wheel. She recounts family ownership, a public sale, and the wheel’s survival, while noting Hart the Revolutionary figure lived nearby Eyberton and had six sons and two daughters.
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Nancy Hart
Atlanta
Georgie
Peachtree Road
Brookhaven
Goodwin
Dr. King
G. Q. Hart
Harris- Goodwin
Christopher Columbus
Wart
Pelot
Neney
Patrick
Nancy
Ho Mauth
Eyberton
Benjamin
Harts
Jiint
Nancy Morgan Hart
Nancy Hyed
John
Kentucky
Virginia
James Morgan
Edmund
Edward
Robert
Oc. Hart
Elizabeth Hart Elliot
Athens Avenue
Wished Dead. The War Exponent and a Bride in White
A Washington Star excerpt presents a fragmentary tale of a Belgian millionaire and his beautiful bride as a quiet wedding breakfast unfolds. The old man questions whether love is for the present self or the past wealth and fame he once possessed.
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Washington Star
Richard Bauer Glaenzer
New York
Glaenzer
America
Georgi
Impasse Looms for Atlanta Girls High Schools Over Funds
Editor notes need for larger budgets to secure summer staffing and new facilities for Atlanta high schools. Principal Jesse Mush urges June budget clarity to hire competent teachers and prepare for seventh and eighth graders next fall. Annie Te Avish reports seating limits rising as late admissions loom.
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Atlanta
Jesse Mush
Girls’ High ‘School
Financial District Moves on Vast War Finance Plans
The Holland Letter notes large New York state bond offerings and heavy preparations to fund belligerent nations' payments. It cites Hartford and New Haven as investment centers, payrolls supporting artisans and merchants, and a possible U.S. role in rediscount facilities through federal reserve banks. Exports of wheat and cotton rise, with credits shaping decisions as England and France seek American financing amid the war.
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New York State
United States
Hartford
New Haven
England
France
Russia
London
Paris
Washington Statisticians
Italy
Austria
Germany
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Periow Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
I Littte
Betarg
Crmjal Financine
U& the
Merc. P
Belfast band mishap in Unitarian church Christmas story
A chaotic Belfast Christmas tale unfolds as the town council funds a band to perform at the Unitarian church steeple. The scene features frost, bursting improvisations, and a French horn player who delivers a costly blast, injuring two, while a thaw limits further music and the crowd endures the spectacle.
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Belfast
Maine
New York Herald
Cayenne
Belfart
Unitarian Church
Jolcly
Unitarian Steenle
Alf Chender
Fee
Danzley Woppman
Sid Unitrian
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