Notice to Subscribers and Campaign Craziness in The Constitution
A jumbled notice lists subscription routes and agents for the Constitution in New York and surrounding territory. It mixes editorial quips on politics, recalling Teddy Roosevelt, Taft, and public figures while remarking on campaigns, recall talk, and the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
J. B. Holliday
Constitution Building
Alleota
Washington
Constitutie
Hibbs Bulldiog
Joan Corrigan, Jr
Atall
Constitution
Bop. m
Jasus
Motaling
Broadwey
Underwood Faces Democratic Peril in House Race
A political expert in The Saturday Evening Post warns that factional jostling within the Democratic House caucus threatens party gains in the upcoming presidential contest. The piece lauds Underwood as a steady leader while warning that self interest and patronage demands could derail the party’s chance to win the White House after sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Helmsmica
House of Representatives
Echupgry
Democrats
Saturday Evening Post
Samuel B. Blythe
Old Means Committee
Car Underwood
House
Major
Senate
Underwood
Ing
Gove
Partie
Treasury
Ohio
New York
South
Tf Underwood
Ber
North
Alfred C. Newell
New York City
Newell
Congress
White House
Hedging Cotton The Keynote In South Plan Of Acreage
South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner E J Watson and J G Anderson promote the Rock Hill plan urging cotton growers to hedge production with other crops. They warn against relying on small price gains and stress diversification amid tariff and business unrest. The article argues southern farmers must strengthen food and credit foundations to weather potential downturns and preserve economic stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Watson
South Carolina
J. G. Anderson
Toll
America
South
Dreamlike Rural Verse and Lawman's Exchange in Old South Dialect
A patchwork of dialect poetry and snippets from a rural Georgia setting. It includes Mister Sim awakening seeds with a hurricane, a comical exchange about the Code of Georgia and contempt, a running comparison to a race, a moonshine trail instruction, and a country wisdom line about thunder and business, all voiced in creole-like vernacular.
Holderby Outlines Eight Day Movement For Faith Reform
Dr. Holderby of Moore Memorial Church, speaking to city pastors, lauds the eight day campaign led by the Men and Religion Forward Movement. He says laymen drive the work, sectarian lines fade, and the gospel remains central as newspapers support the movement and Atlanta participates in the revival of old time religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Devil
Atlanta
Jeang Christ
Algo
Drainage Engineer Summoned to Capital In Washington Subpoena
Waycross Ga March 3 J Philips a member of the government corps of drainage engineers in charge of drainage investigations in Georgia received today four subpoenas from a United States house ordering him to be in Washington not later than a specified date to appear before a committee.
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Waycross
Philips
Government Corps of Drainage Engineers
Georgia
United States
Washington
King Stillman A Busy South Georgia Planter In March Cotton Pick
Araericus Georgia March 8 Special King Stillman once Atlanta merchant now runs a large Webster county plantation twenty miles west of Americus He has bumper cotton yields this season and has marketed 200 bales in Americus with more in storage He employs many Negro pickers for two to three weeks and parallels countywide activity as Sumter farmers continue March picking and marketing Notable farmer Jeff D Stewart sent six wagons loaded with 30 bales to Americus yesterday from a 200 bale crop on his Stewart farm
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Araericus, Ge
King Stillman
Atlanta
South Georgia
Stiltman
Jeff D. Stewart
Americus
Stewart
Sumter
Campaign Urged Against Pine Beetle in Georgia
Washington reports the Forest Service warns timber owners to fight the pine beetle now to protect valuable Georgia timber. Beetles winter in bark of dying trees with needles still on. destroy bark by burning or sawing and burning slabs. Work should finish before May first.
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Washington
Forest Service
Georgia
South
Department
Meeting for Benefit of Holmes Institute
A mass meeting for the Holmes Institute is planned at Big Bethel AME Sunday March 31 at 2 PM to raise about 1000 dollars for a two story eight room addition. Rev C M Tanner will preside and speakers include prominent white and colored leaders.
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Big Bethel AM
Solimes Institute
BR. Holmes
Holmes Institute
C. M. Tanner
Big Bethel Church
No Setback for U S in Shoe Machinery Case
New York March 3 The government reports no setback in its Sherman law case against United Shoe Machinery Company. Four of five counts were rejected but the prosecution retains a substantial victory. United States District Attorney French says the sustained count allows introduction of broader evidence at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States
French
Huston
Butt
Mr. French
Night Illumination for Niagara Falls Plan
Alvany New York March B The first step toward permanent night illumination of Niagara Falls will be taken tomorrow as Senator Gritting of Niagara Falls presents a bill to the legislature. It calls for 50000 for a power plant and 2600 for one year maintenance, payable only if Ontario matches the appropriation. Gritting says Canadian cooperation will be forthcoming and a total 100000 joint grant will fund the plant and 5000 annually for upkeep.
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Alvany
N. Y
Dtop
Niagara Falls
State of New York
Ontario
Grittins
Gritting
Gitting
Oregon Hotel Burns G Straus Overcome
Greenwood South Carolina March 3 The Oregon hotel and adjacent stores were destroyed by fire at 2 am causing about 240000 in losses with half insured Guests on the third floor escaped safely and G Straus Atlanta traveling man was overcome by smoke but rescued by Max Arnold Greenwood who carried him down the fire escape Heaviest losses listed include Oregon hotel Brinson Furniture Kellar Hay Graham Green Pharmacy Norris stock and fixtures.
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Greenwood
8. C
Oregon Hotel
South Carolina
Straus
Atlanta
Max
Arnold
IL G. Brinson
M. Kellar-Hay-Graham Company
Green Pharmacy
EB. L. Norris
Rail conductor Ed Williams dies after wreck injuries
Ed Williams, a rail road conductor injured in the Oxford Alabama wreck on Friday, died Sunday morning in a hospital at Anniston. His body was brought to Atlanta and buried at 29 Pulliam Street. He was about 35, unmarried, and survived by his mother, a brother Len Williams, a sister and several nieces and nephews.
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Willams
Oxford
Ala
Anniston
Atlanta
Pulliam Street
Williams
Lon Williame
Brantley Denounces Recall and Mob Rule in Boston Speech
Washington dispatch reports Representative William G Brantley of Georgia denounces initiative referendum and recall proposals as threats to a government of law. He warns against bureaucracy and mobocracy, urges reliance on the Constitution, and calls for preserving judicial power and reform within existing legal framework. He stresses the need to elevate citizenship and public sentiment to safeguard the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wiliam G. Brantley
Boston
Mass
New England Iron and Hardware Association
Roosevelt
Columbus
Ohio
Brantley
Judge Story
Free
America
Hough
Congress
United States
Republic
Bonzano Consecrated Bishop of Mitylene
Rome March 3 Megr Giovanni Bonzano recently appointed apostolic delegate in the United States was consecrated titular bishop of Mitylene by Cardinal Merry del Val in the church of the Propaganda college. Kennedy assisted. Bonzano received gifts including a diamond studded gold cross and a gold lamp. The pope granted a private audience and Bonzano expects to leave April 12 for New York.
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Rome
Mareh
Giovanni Bonzano
United States
Mitylene
Merry del Val
Mgr
Bongano
New York
Woman Tries to Fire Post Office in London
London March 2 suffragists attempted to start a fire in the general post office of London tonight. The woman carried a bundle of paper and flammable material soaked with petrol into the public hall and set fire near a corner. She then smashed a glass window and surrendered.
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London
General Post
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Mister Sim
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Holmes’ Institute
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