Constitution on sale in New York by 2 p.m. next issue
Washington Bureau address at No. 1727 S Street NW. Mr John Corringan Jr is staff correspondent in charge. The Constitution sells in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after issue at Hotaling’s Newsstands at Broadway–Forty second Street, Thirty-eighth Street–Broadway, and Twenty-ninth Street–Broadway. The Constitution is not responsible for mispayments to out of town carriers, dealers or agents.
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Southeastern Fair subscription opens for 75906 stock
Subscriptions will be opened this week for the Southeastern Fair preferred stock totaling 75906 dollars. Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and leading citizens back the project with 150000 dollars available immediately from city and county for permanent buildings and 30000 dollars already pledged by merchants and business men. The movement aims to boost Atlanta's upbuilding and advancement through energetic committee work.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Fair Movement
Lakewood
Piedmont Park
Berlin
Atanta
Chamber of Commerce
Sivek
Dity
Samuel Bowles obituary marks national journalism loss
Samuel Bowles editor and publisher of The Springfield Republican dies. His leadership defined fearless independence, accuracy, and candor across decades. The paper, rooted in 19th century lineage, shaped national journalism with calm, fact driven editorials and evolving outlook toward the South.
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Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Bowles
South
New England
A Big Man's Methods in AT&T Annual Report
The American Telephone and Telegraph company’s annual report by President Theodore N. Vail portrays him as a master-builder of the United States. Under his leadership telephone service has grown in meaning and reach and remains optimistic about restoring and sustaining normal conditions.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Theodore N. Vail
Mr. Vail
United States
America
Vail and the Bell System A Pioneer of Public Service
The article lauds Bell System leader Mr. Vail for advancing telephone expansion and service. It highlights his stance against the old “public be did” view, praising his focus on serving the public, prudent regulation, stock options for employees, and strong corporate stewardship during wartime and growth.
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Vail
Mr. Vail
Soulless Corporation
Grand Opera Season Tickets Near Sellout
Reminder to absent patrons that season ticket sales for grand opera will close soon as choice seats are rapidly taken in Atlanta and New York. Demand is high. don’t risk last minute failure to secure satisfactory seats with the world’s greatest artists performing repertoire.
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Atlanta
New York
A Firm Foundation for Southern Settlement Growth
The Southern Settlement and Development Organization of Baltimore, praised at its annual meeting in Baltimore, builds on solid ground to develop the southern region. President S Davies Warfield and Mayor Preston discuss settlers, railroad expansion, and coordinated efforts with agricultural and development agencies. More than 250 first‑class families have already been placed on southern farms, signaling future growth.
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Southern Settlement and Development Organization of
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S. Davies Warfield
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Preston
South
W. H. Manss
Warfield
Louperan
Mr Warfield
Sgimudar
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Virgina
Georgia
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Hopkins
Renowiedes
Wayfield
Southern Pacific
California
Une
Canada
Australia
United States
Caun
Pius
W H. Manss
Auéessi
Manss
Welcome Change and the Thunder’s Old-Time Song
A fragmentary nostalgic passage evokes seasonal shifts and marching soldiers as thunder and lightning weave through distant streets. Historic voices reference joy, tribulation, and a recurring question about whereabouts, with scattered lines from Billy Sunday and George Hailey amid weather and travel imagery.
Poems and notes on songs and spring freshness in a 1920s column
A cluttered page of verse and notices highlights Judd Mortimer Lewis songs for children in The Houston Post, previews Michael Monahan’s The Phoenix February March issue, and threads of poetic pieces about time, spring, and joy. The column mixes brief pieces, song lines, and light commentary on culture and literature.
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Houston Post
Michael Moaahan
the Phoenix
Michael Monahan
Ptight
Edwin Bjorkman
Henry Ford
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Tvan Turrenier
Phoenix Real Magazine of
Atlanta Government Reform Critique by N. K. Smith
A reader praises an editorial condemning Atlanta’s city government and bond spending. The letter argues voters should resist bond issues funding what the writer calls petty politicians, urging a clean, transparent administration with integrity and accountability.
Sincerity Sermon by Rev Wilbur Chapman Urges Self Examination
The speaker warns that sincere belief can mislead paths like a wreck on mindful seas. He urges testing current views, valuing truths that bless nations and uplift lives, and choosing beliefs that make home heaven like and time an experience of joy, presenting Jesus for such an experience.
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Jesus
Warfield outlines scope of Southern Settlement and Development
Baltimore March report by S Davies Warfield president of the Southern Settlement and Development organization highlights southern railroads adopting western methods to attract development. Mayor Preston attends. aims include settling unoccupied southern farm lands with capable agriculturists and securing fair investor conditions.
Atlanta merchants to complete Southeastern Fair funding
Atlanta merchants and businessmen will subscribe to preferred stock of the Southeastern Fair Association to fund a permanent Atlanta fair. With a $75,000 city appropriation and $150,000 ready for buildings, the drive seeks $375,000 more stock with flexible terms, aiming to begin by Avril 1 and complete soon. Leaders tout dignified, lasting development with extensive exhibits and amusements, including the Georgia Corn Show, livestock shows, fashion week, window displays, and Lakewood water activities.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Fair Association
Ivan E. Allen
Slen
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rotary Club
Georgia
South
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Railroads blamed for US business stagnation says Underwood
The Holland Letter reports Senator Oscar W. Underwood asserting the public must fund railroad maintenance and fresh capital. Leaders in finance echo, noting a fall downturn linked to railroad firms facing reduced orders, weak dividends, and potential dissolution of United States Steel, with tariffs not the main cause.
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Iba
Oscar W. Underwood
United States
Underwood
Coxey
United States Steel Corporation
Congress
Teig
Newton Countys Hereford Boom Prompts New Herds in Georgia
The Newton County Georgia Hereford movement grows as Evans Luneford L. W. Jarman and Cowan Bros expand with three registered herds. Martin in Covington and Jarman discuss Missouri bull imports to boost breeding. They expect more herds once cotton money frees up, with plans for future expansion despite current cash constraints.
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American
Kinesax City
Newton County
Georgia
Evans Luneford
Verington
L. W. Jacman
Cowan Bros
Porterdale
G .Martin
Covington
Machin
J. W. Jr
Mr. Jarman
Mussouri
Mr. Martins
Miesouri
M. Martin
Gudgell & Simpson
Independence
Domine
Beau Picture
Beau Dandy
Bright Stanway
Beau
Jarman
Mr. Martin
Jeresford
Public mood toward railroads blamed for demoralized industry
Leaders say public attitude and government actions harmed railroad confidence and profits. Legislative and regulatory pressure reduced dividends and earnings, denting capital's faith and delaying economic recovery. Senator Underwood cited the demoralization tied to recent policy, yet now predict American business is mending as caution eases. Holland.
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United States
Underwood
Sphinx Club
Railroads Ag
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