Constitution Advertisers Reach Outside Atlanta Rates
By Custer in Austica rates listed as 8 cants per month or 12 cents per week outside of Atlanta. 60 cents per month or 14 cants per week elsewhere. J R Holliday is sole advertising manager for territory outside Atlanta. Washington Bureau address and correspondents named. Constitution available in New York after 7 pm at several Times Square stands. Not responsible for advance payments to out of town car carriers or agents.
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Custer
Austica
Atlanta
J. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New Forkery
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Georgia asks candidates real questions on campaign issues
The state taps candidates for governor to address lynching, literacy, usury, and bank charges. It urges explicit legislative remedies and vigorous executive enforcement, arguing a substantive debate beats blarney and personalities in the campaign.
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Georgia
Georgia’s Gravest Needs Demand Immediate Plan
Georgia seeks a concise, well reasoned blueprint to meet its gravest needs. The request calls for early action and clear supply strategies addressing critical shortages and urgent public requirements.
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Georgia
Anh
Good roads praised by Texas farmers in Georgia note
The Pittsburg Gazette reports farmers credit roads with boosting progress and map presence. A Greenville letter notes cotton haul improved from four mules for two bales to one span for four bales. The Fort Worth Star Telegraph forecasts farmer success. Georgia farmers also see gratifying results from road improvements.
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Texas
Pittsburg
Greenville
Fort Worth
Children and War on the English Home Front
A diverse column reflects children's reactions to Zeppelin raids with poems and school themes. It notes fearless, curious youths and a shift in perception of war, plus a mix of poems, humor, and domestic commentary from periodical sources.
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New York Evening Post
The
Post
Rune
Policamnan
Daily Press
Return Abuse by Women Hurts Stores and Workers
Merchants criticize heavy return abuse of goods purchased on approval or C O D saying one in five purchases are returned. Executives claim 22 staff handle each package, boosting costs at least 10 percent, while sanitary concerns and wage effects hit salespeople. They cite three types of shoppers most at fault and urge buyers to keep or disclose dissatisfaction honestly.
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New York Times
New York
Times
Liven
C. D
Stern
Court Procedure and Lynchings in Georgia Opinion
R W Holcombe argues that flawed court procedures enable lynching and corrupt governance. He asserts juror bias and widespread lynching by “representative citizens,” urging reform to ensure justice and instill truthfulness, aiming to curb mob violence and political corruption.
Diamond price rise defies wartime myths says Jewelers Circular
The Jewelers Circular critiques newspaper reports on diamonds citing misinfo about war impacts. It argues diamond prices rose 16 to 50 percent in the past year amid scarce supplies, rising rough costs, travel dangers, higher insurance, and export restrictions, noting a dearth of certain sizes and ongoing potential price hikes.
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Los Angeles Times
Far West
America
Europe
Barties
Barties Has Noteen Stificient To Even Aail
England
Great Britain
Holland
Difference Between Physical And Military Training
Washington correspondent notes Samuel Gompers favors physical training not military training. The Atlanta Federation of Trades opposes militarized schooling and supports physical and moral training, insisting labor rejects blind obedience and militarization in schools. Wier of Atlanta defends humane, nonmilitarized education.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Stompers
Mc. Gompers
Atlanta
Gompers
Organized Labor
Avanta
Republic
William S. Wier
Flag Above Georgia Schools Seeks Statewide Emblem Widespread
In recalling Georgia’s lack of state law on raising the U S flag above public schools, Dr Florence Tipett Truax notes local sentiment and a civic group plan. The Woman’s Third Ward Civic Club of Atlanta aims to start with five schools to spark broader discussion and eventual legislation.
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Constitution
Virginia
Ilinois
Commonwealth
Georgia
Brittain
United States
Women's Third Ward Civic Club of
Atlanta
Ave Women
Ana Woman
Third Ward
Empire State of the South
Tybee Light
Rabun Gap
Florence Tippett Truax
Woman's
Georgia Supreme Court Case Summary From Toombs Sheriff Dispute
A terse record from the Supreme Court of Georgia outlines a civil action involving Afgued and Sehmiteen and Thompson et al versus Partin sheriff and SP. Sanary from Toombs. The document notes the parties and jurisdiction but lacks precise dates or outcomes in the readable text.
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Sehmiteen
W. ¥. Thompson
Fon Partin
Ar . Partin
Sanary
Toombs
Georgia Court of Appeals decisions summary
Court of Appeals of Georgia reviews judgments from higher courts in several cases. Reversals, affirmances, or certifications to the Supreme Court are noted for Quucilla Southern Railroad Company v Morton, Martin et al v Mundy, Central of Georgia Railway, Midland City Hotel Company v Patice Market Company, Harris v Exchange Bank, Columbian National Life Insurance v Malkey, Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad v Galloway, and others with vacated judgments and cross-bill outcomes.
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Qucilla Southern Railroad Company
Morton
Berrie
Thomas v. State
Laurens
Supreme Court
Martin Et al
Mundy & Mundy
Floyd
Syma
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Chatham
Ze Midland City Hotel Company
Patice Market Company
Bibb
Harris v. Exchange Hank of
Fort Valle
Houston
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Malkey
Fulton
Gainesville and Northwestern Railroad Company
Galloway
Hell
District agricultural schools aim to shape citizens and farmers
Crawfordville Georgia March 3 1918. A trustee argues district agricultural schools train boys and girls beyond book learning. They emphasize character energy and hard work, preparing students for farming and responsible citizenship with domestic skills for girls. He defends practical agriculture and home making as essential alongside academics.
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Georgia
Booka
Tvir
Agricultural Actuols
Lfe
Crawfordville
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Baltimore American
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Wister
Ream of
Bright Daya
Adams Enterprise
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Henry van Dyke
George Halley
Mana Lee
Harriet Munroe
S. B. Ledbetter
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Ledbetter
R. W. Holcombe
Lucile Ave
Ntumata Ga
Supreme Court of Georgia
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Alying Golucke
Tenth District
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