Beck Defends Split Tickets In Baltimore Merchants Debate
A. E H. Beck traffic manager of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore responds to a recent Constitution interview with Vice President Dixon of the Pennsylvania Railroad. He counters the claim that interstate commerce commission rules forced past conveniences in through travel and notes a future ICC hearing will speak for itself.
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A. E H. Beck
Merchants and Manufacturers* Association of
Baltimore
Beck
Dixon
Pennsylvania ‘ Railroad Company
Baltimore,and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Atlanta
South
Herefords and Georgia beef revival urged in April visit
The Constitution notes a planned April visit by President McCray of the National Hereford Cattle Association and Simson to Atlanta as a historic moment for Georgia. Mebane of Spray champions using Herefords to elevate local cattle, with Chamber backing and bids from Macon and Quitman for shows. A Sildam sale in Greene County signals a statewide push to build a commercial Hereford industry, reducing dependence on western beef.
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Rank Mebane
McCray
National Hereford Cattle Association
Simson
Georgia
Mebane
Spray
N. 4
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. Hall Miller
Forces at work for Georgia by Mr Mebane chart epoch
Forces at work for Georgia, led by Mr Mebane, will mark an epoch. The Constitution has been actively shaping the state for forty years, and this initiative aims to continue its influence and progress.
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Georgia
Mebane
Learning From Our Fathers on Health and Balance
Dr George J Fisher of the YMCA argues a balanced life of work and exercise best yields long life. He cites forefathers kept a ledger between labor and recreation, noting open air and walking were natural remedies before modern city pressures. He tracks a shift to gymnasiums outdoor sports and leisure as society adapts to 20th century demands.
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George J. Fisher
North America
Atlanta
M Sn
Fisher
Graceful Tribute by Atlanta Typographical Union
The Atlanta Typographical union funds 200 subscriptions to The Journal of Labor as a mark of appreciation for Jerome Jones and the paper. The union urges federated unions to follow suit, praising Jones and the journal for years of devoted labor advocacy and contributions to Atlanta's labor conditions.
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Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Jones
Federated Labor
The Chicago 600 and the Farm Life Return
A half-serious poem notes 600 unemployed Chicago men who refuse farm work for meals in the city. It argues not all can farm or city life and stresses need for training for success in industry whether on farm or in town.
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Chicago
Splendid Life Work of Aunt Susie Mrs. William King
Georgia lost pioneer newspaper woman Mrs. William King known as Aunt Susie on March 7. A longtime journalist, she led The Weekly Constitution department in early years and shaped Southern and woman’s club life, balancing home church duties with public service and the Georgia Women’s Press.
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Inma Dooly
Georgia
Willam King
Susie
Great Beyond
King
Constitution
New South
Atlanta Woman's Club
Atlanta
Womans Press Club of Georgia
Louise M. Gordon
John Denajdson
National Woman's Frogs Association
Split Ticket Controversy Viewed in Baltimore
Baltimore merchants describe the split ticket dispute before the Interstate Commerce Commission, detailing how Pennsylvania Railroad canceled baggage and Pullman privileges on mileage books while Southern lines defend the ticket as lawful and beneficial. The case, tied to interline competition with Southeastern carriers, is set for argument in Washington on April 7.
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Mrr
George D. Dixon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dixon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern
Southeastern
Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
New York
Philadelphia
Southern Ines
Ohio River
Particuarly
Southern Railway, Seaboard and Coast Line
Ow York
Pennsylvania
S. H. Hardwick
Baltimore
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Washington
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason After the War
A wartime poem reflects on postwar fate for women left behind. Widowed maids mourn, awaiting a reunion with departed lovers as soldiers fade into memory. Strong young men return no more, while elders cope with loss and fading hope. The piece contrasts enduring longing with wishful, somber resignation.
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Yesteryear
The Price of Wheat from George Fitch
George Fitch notes the era of high wheat prices during and after 1914. He observes wartime spikes, forecasts further rises, and argues soaring cereal costs fuel broader social tensions while basic bread remains a stubborn, smaller burden. The piece blends satire with economic observation and social commentary on taxation and consumer costs.
Denounces Serbian Conditions and Leadership in 1945 Letter
Copperhill Tenn March 5 1945 letter criticizes Madam Slavko Grouitch for blaming outsiders for Serbia's woes. It recalls the 1903 Belgrade palace murder, condemns Serbian despotism, misrule, and voting rights limits, and argues for Christian leaders and agrarian education over aid. The writer likens Serbian turmoil to past Balkan conflicts and urges focus on governance and reform.
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Slavko Grovtich
Belgrade
Europe
Niach
Bulgaria
Milan
Batemberge
Natale
Alexander
Draga
Obrenovitch
Karageorgebyitch
Slavko Grouitch
Francis Ferdinand
Madam Grouitch
Is There Anybody in Hell Yet by J W CHAPMAN
The essay argues that Sheol and Hades refer to the realm of the departed, not hell, before Christ’s ascent. It traces Paradise and the wicked dead, cites Luke 16, Acts, and Revelation to explain current view: righteous dead with God in Paradise, wicked dead in Hades awaiting final judgment, second death at Revelation 20.
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Hell
J. Wilbur Chapman
Sheol
Hades
Great Gulf
Luka
Fou
Christ
Paradise
God
Matthew
Nyené
Jesus Christ
Scofield
Lake of Fire
Helmstone
Leutenant
Thomas Atkins
Frederick Palmer Describes Life In The British Trenches
Frederick Palmer reports from the British front in France about trench conditions. He notes constant shelling, rifle fire, and patrols at night while soldiers maintain discipline, cleanliness, and readiness. The piece contrasts soldiers’ resilience with occasional calm, and highlights the human impact amid mud, danger, and distant battles.
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Frederick Palmer
France
Associated Press
London
Thy Pioessteert Woods
Liteleyn
Lincs
Yommy Atkins
Praises Morgan's Napoleon Articles
A reader letters applauds Mr. Morgan's Napoleon series, calling it a valuable educational re telling of the man whose name fills pages of secular history. Professor W K Sheffer of Georgia Military Academy notes the timeliness as minds focus on warrior deeds.
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Bitar
Morgan
W. KE. Sheffer
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Captain James W English for police board praised
An editorial lauds Captain James W English as a top choice for the police board. It emphasizes his knowledge, courage, and fitness for municipal needs and calls for his leadership to restore administrative balance in Atlanta. The piece reflects strong civic patriotism and confidence in his continued service.
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James W. English
English
Atlanta
Englizh
Inerithusi
Oddy
Our Ciy
Benjamin M. Blackburn
Grape Juice Left Amid City Waterworks Destruction
Report from The Philadelphia Record notes Zapata destroys Mexico City waterworks while European tensions rise. The Wall Street Journal snippet hints at stalled progress as political chatter slows efforts. The fragmentary items suggest a chaotic international scene impacting trade and communications.
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Philadelphia
Zapata
City of
Mexico
Europe
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