Constitution newspaper readers note subscription terms
The notice lists subscription prices and delivery options for a daily weekly constitution, with rates for one year and six months, carrier delivery in Atlanta, and notices about advance payments. It includes staff references, bureau location in Hibbs Building, and traveling representatives. It also contains assorted political and campaign commentary and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Forenert Ener
Broadway
State committee and Georgia presidential primary debate
The Albany Herald warns the Georgia state committee against stifling public expression and urges adoption of a presidential preference primary. It cites past actions blocking voters and calls for direct popular voting to select presidential delegates and avoid patterns of political manipulation.
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Albany Herald
Eecceant
State ‘Executive
Georgi
Herald
Henry McTntosh
Georgia
People of
National ‘Democratic Executive Committee
South and North clash over southern presidential timber outlook
H B Warner of the Lexington Dispatch urges the south to drop its sectional cowardice and back a southern candidate. He cites New York as solid for Underwood if the south shows unity, arguing northern support hinges on southern alignment. The piece echoes The Constitution and notes northern experts’ surprise at continued sectional attitudes.
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H. B. Warner
Lexington
N. C
Dispatch
Tar Heel
Middle
New England
Warner
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Constitution
Washington
Representative Underwood
Empire State
Underwood
Baltimore
Alfred C. Newell
New York City
Newell
South
Tneome
White House
Aask
Denver
Tammany Hall
Georgia
Tammany
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Alabama
Democracy
Georgia Baptist convention urges Mercer move debate in Atlanta
A Georgia Baptist committee writes to The Constitution readers, tracing history and current stance on Greater Mercer University. The group repeats The Constitution's long held position against moving Mercer to Atlanta or merging it with the Macon site, urging public input to resolve the issue.
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Macon
Atlanta
Baptists
Mercer
Georgia Baptists
Mercer University
Georgia Baptist Convention
Electric compromise leaves Atlanta riders hopeful yet wary
Atlanta council ties to a partial settlement with the Georgia Railway and Electric Co to cut light rates 22 percent and power 20 percent, while deriding a full impartial probe. Critics note the trolley fare issue remains central, with many calling for broader investigation and city gains beyond the agreed terms.
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Georgia Railway and Electric Company
State Railroad Commission
Public Utility Corporation
Tariff Council
Railroad Commission
Fiére
Commission
Atlanta
Chronicle Reasserts Former Position for Underwood
The Augusta Chronicle recalls the 1908 Democratic push from the Georgia delegation and argues the South must reclaim influence by backing Oscar W. Underwood. It notes Georgia’s first presidential primary rules may set new precedents, with Underwood as the South’s strongest candidate and Wilson as a respected alternative.
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South
The
Chronicle
Denver
Murphy
New York
Bryan
McCarren
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Square Deal
M’intosh
Underwood
Albany Herald
Georgia
Democratic Executive Committee
Wilson
Clark
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Herald
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
State Committee
Old Town Philosopher Sees Art and Morgan Parable
A column lampoons Monale Morgan’s vast art hoard, arguing art’s value should aid public goods. It contrasts free creative expression with wealth’s excess, urging philanthropy and accessibility. The piece parades painters on barns and ads for low prices as social vitality.
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Monale Morgan
Enouah
Morgan
Carnegie
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Albert Howell, Jr
Raie Ole
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Wecons
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Mexico
Atlanta, GA
Notioe
C. H. Donnelly
W. H. Overbey
D. J. Crowley
W. F. Stokes
Dixie
England
North Pole
la’ Follette
Muele
Taft
American Truth ‘Society
Ananias Club
Anenias
Eliabdle
Jenny
Toli
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