Mexico’s Struggle and U S Involvement Questioned
The text questions Carranza’s innocence in killings while noting Villa’s renewed stance to join him if American intervention occurs. It asks whether under current conditions only force can decide Mexico’s fate and if leaders seek Washington’s semi official support only to reject responsibility after achieving aims.
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Ranza
Villa
Carranza
Car Tana
Mexico
Washington
Be Kind By Rev Wilbur Chapman Be Kind to All
A clipping presents a moral by Rev. Wilbur Chapman urging kindness as a core asset. It argues kindness settles difficulties lifts burdens guides thoughts toward higher ideals and strengthens relationships with friends enemies and employers.
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Wilbur Chapman
Navy Appropriation Bill Tribute to Secretary Daniels
Washington March 10. Special correspondence reports Secretary Daniels praising the sixty third congress for liberal naval appropriations. The bill expands battleships destroyers submarines and aviation, creates a naval reserve and elevates fleet commands to admiral rank, while promoting efficiency and modernization across personnel and construction. The article credits Congress with reducing ashore expenditures and advancing naval organization and readiness.
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John Corrigan
Washington, D.C
Congress
Daniels
Aes
Navy Yards
Meyer
Navy Yard
Late planting claimed to curb boll weevil damage in cotton
J W Vogler of Hoskins Cotton Oil Company argues late planting is a superior check on boll weevil, citing Alabama and Louisiana data from 1904 to 1914. He claims early planting boosted damage and costs, urging reform by state and federal agriculture departments.
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Vogler
Constitution
United States Bureau of Census
Department of Agricultura
United States
Frynds
Lepst
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Department of Agriculture of
Alabama
RAI Tv
J. W. Vogler
Hoskins Cotton Oil Company
Eatonon
Alexandria, la
Eatonton, Ga
Constitution Advertising Rates and Contact Details
In Atlantas, 58 etries per month or 12 cents per week. Cutaide nf Atlanta, 69 cents per month or 14 cents per week. WOLL holiday, Constitution Building, Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta. The addresses of the Washington Bureau are No 1727 5 Street, N Y. Mr. John Corrigan Jr. In charge. The Constitution is on sale in New York city by 2 p.m. the day after issue. It can be had at Hoteling's Newsstands on Broadway and Forty-second street Times Building entrance, Thirty-eighth street and Broadway, and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town carriers, dealers or agents.
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Ita
Fleetg
Admiral Dewey
General Board
Atlantic
Pacific
Asiatic
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Construction Corps
Alabama
United State Department of Agriculture
Boll Weevil Bulletin
Atlants
Cutaide
Atlanta
Wolliday
Constitution Building
Aula
Atlainta
Washington
N. Y
John Corrigan
Constitution
Gale
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Tner
Twenty-ninth Street
Daniels' Good Record Prompts Naval Bill Review
A Washington special lauds Secretary Daniels for guiding the naval appropriation bill with calm, resisting hysteria, and aligning Congress with prudent recommendations. The piece credits Daniels with shaping a measured program that avoids militarism while meeting wartime needs and praises his steadfast leadership under crisis.
Take Off or Knock It Off in Carranza Reply
The note of defiance from Carranza toward Washington mirrors Huerta policy themes. He hints foreigners may need to leave Mexico until its own difficulties are settled, risking property and safety of Americans and other foreigners. Confidence in Carranza to deliver remains low as the Mexican situation grows more discouraging.
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Carranza
America
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Car
The Pity of It. War Babies Show Healthier Mothers and Finer Children
The piece argues that children born to front line fathers during war are healthier due to improved maternal care, mocking civilization for needing war to spur better treatment. It questions whether these nurtured youths will be spared as future cannon fodder or vindicate Christianity and civilization.
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Neve
Paris
Nerve and Courage Noted in German Cruiser Actions
The piece praises the Prinz Hitel Friedrich and the Emden for their nerve and steadfastness while sinking the Frye and roaming the seas since the war began. It argues such courage is common among all principals in the conflict and could be seen in the United States if needed.
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Prinz Hitel Friedrich
Frye
Emden
Panama's Supermen and the Canal Builders
The piece lauds Goethals and Gorgas for completing the Panama Canal and forming a cadre seen as American supermen. It reflects on their courage, self sacrifice, and leadership that drove the project, and ponders what they will do next as history notes Congress’s thanks. It also jabs at factionalism and public figures amid political and social remarks.
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Congress
Goethala
Gorgas
Pename Canal
Goethals
Worthy Call to Atlanta Art Lovers Easter Constitution
A city reaches for regional art prestige as Atlanta lags behind Spartanburg and Nashville in building a permanent collection. An exhibition at the Ponce de Leon showcases a remarkable nude study worth public purchase, with a plea to raise 150 dollars to acquire the piece and spur local support for municipal art. Mrs. Isaac S. Boyd appeals for funds and civic effort.
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Atlanta
Spartanburg
Nashville
Ste
Ponce de Leon
Emperor William Poem On War Spirit Translation
Poem attributed to Emperor William with Teutonic myth influence and battle imagery. Translator notes the piece mirrors national war spirit, praising leaders and sea gods, envisioning storms, shields, and Valkyries as nations unite in war.
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William
The Daffodils Dance as Night Notes by Bow Hunt
A fragmentary poem recounts daffodils dancing in the border and through the day. Mrs. Bow Hunt from Canton offers playful verses on flowers roaming, praising nature and poetic wit. The piece blends humor with homage to Wordsworth and garden imagery.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Present Day
A reflective poem emphasizes living in the moment and making today memorable. It muses on the unpredictability of the future and urges cheerful living as time fleetingly passes.
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Walt Mason
Navy bill advances aeronautics and new dreadnought goals
The report outlines navy priorities including high power stations for global communication, construction shifts for Mare Island Norfolk and Panama funds, and a surge in aviation with a 1.9 million allocation. Submarines, destroyers, and two dreadnoughts per year are authorized, with total naval appropriations around 145 million, adjusted by sales of Idaho and Mississippi and California construction plans.
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Ariington
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Cavite
Sixty-First
Congresa
Panama
Canal Zone
Secretary of the Navy
Mare Island
Norfolk
New York
Marc Ialand
Boston
Philadelphia
Navy
Charleston
Portsmouth
Nfe
Pensacola
Pensacola Navy Yard
Vera Cruz
Europe
Aeronautica
Pensacolia
Navy Aeronautics
Aet Hn
Army
Royach Bravek
Congress
P'Rovision
General Board
Sistye
Idaho
Mississippi
Cal. Hornia
California
Missaissippa
Missearpp
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Josephus Daniels
Une
United States Department of Sericulture
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MR. Daniels
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Congress More Closely Followed the Recommendations of the Secretary of the Navy
Daniel
Giela
Congtess
Secretary Daniels
Kipling
McAdoo
deing_fe
Wall Street
North Carolina
Isaac S. Boyd
Pones de Leon Avenue
Aegir
Wiliam
Nix
Amin
Mrs. Bow. Hunt
Batonton
Jann
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