Constitution Building Ad Manager Outside Territory
Subscription and advertising details for The Constitution circumscribed to territory outside New York. Mentions prices per month and year, payment cautions, and Washington Bureau address. Travel reps A Le Talbot and G Smith listed. Not responsible for out of town advanced payments or dealer payments.
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R Houupayy
Constitution Building
Strnata
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
N. W
Joba Varagan, Jr
Stem
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broad Way
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
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A. le Talbot
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Sheep for the Blue Ridge Boosts Local Sheep Industry
The article argues rising national demand for mutton as a beef and pork substitute creates a vast opportunity for the Southern Blue Ridge. It highlights tuberculosis-free sheep from federal inspection, favorable climate and soils, high pork and beer prices, and the potential for local farmers to build a profitable sheep-raising industry with modest effort.
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Blue Ridge
Georgia
Virginia
State Rights Then and Now in California Controversy
Professor Joseph T. Derry, former Wilson vice preceptor and Confederacy veteran, argues California repudiates federal sovereignty via anti alien legislation. He notes state supremacy as the modern form of state rights doctrine, suggesting even antebellum advocates would have supported remaining in the union.
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California
Japan
Joseph T. Derry
Derry
Wilson
California independence theory in antebellum state rights debate
The article discusses antebellum state rights advocates who argued states could secede when in irrevocable disagreement with the nation. It notes Civil War tests of that doctrine and suggests California may pursue independence and seek union help to resolve resulting trouble. Professor Derry frames the discussion about the president’s former teacher now endorsing this stance.
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Derry
California
Keep an Open Mind on Mary Phagan Murder Inquiry
The article urges the public to suspend judgment in the Mary Phagan murder case. It warns against quick guilt by hearsay and emphasizes the presumption of innocence and due process under the Constitution. It calls for orderly legal proceedings and fairness toward all suspected parties.
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Mary Phagan
United States
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce offers 5109 prize for essay on fly prevention
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce launches a school essay contest with a $109 prize for students who write on preventing breeding of the typhoid fly. President Wilmer Moore and city bacteriologist Claude Smith back the program, aiming to educate children and enlist their help in breaking up fly breeding sites to curb disease.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Wilmer Moore
Claude Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Unwritten law condemned by Judge Hoan in court ruling
Judge L. Hoan denounces the unwritten law after a case where it was the defense main plea. He asserts there is no unwritten law and urges jurors to ignore it. He warns that universal unwritten law would erase all laws and invite anarchy, risking safe lives and lawful order.
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Hoan
Roan
Dreamy Echoes and Sidelights From The Mil Utinet
A clipped, fragmentary collage blends poetry lines about love and faith with phrasings on Caruso and opera jokes. It touches on happiness found in memory, the joy in morning, and rural musings about resting in a field before noting mockery of poets who “rest” in fields amid farming.
Senator Works Seeks Restriction on Crime News
Washington May 1 SpecieL Senator Works of California introduces a bill to ban DC newspapers from publishing crime or accident details. The piece argues newspapers reflect daily events and may shape moral standards, while defending free press and noting potential harm of lurid crime coverage.
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Washington
Senator Works
California
District of Columbia
Mirror
John Corrigan
Nrafessas
Shakespeare
Rts
Swinburne
Sivanas
Dedly
Newapanar
Republic
Works
Brown
John Blank
Brooks & Brooks
Plum Tree Core and Page One Front Peace Talk
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Balkan authorities seeking peace yet clinging to front page prominence. Mentions Secretary Bryan and a “soft drink habit” amid summer, and Morgan described as a very great man for a wit lawyers cannot break.
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Bryan
Morgan
Interesting: Casady relics tale and Bible return
Fred Casady, Star-Gazette correspondent, is lauded for earthy reminiscences and quirky finds. A long-read recounts the 1864 Bible gift and the Civil War veteran’s bullet souvenir sent to Casady, plus notes on press freedom and racial land debates voiced by Senator Vardaman and others.
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Rouel
Fred
Washington
North Chemung
Star-Gazette
Fred Casady
Mr. Casady
A.B. Houston
Decatur
Decatur Electric Light, Power and Water Company
Washington J. Houston
Atlanta Institute
Amanda Mayson
James R. Mayson
Sherman
Mayson
Tracy Beadle
Elmira
Paul Collison
Clark Howell
Collson
Howail
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Atlanta
Houston
107Th New York
A. B. Louston
Fred C
Casady
The
Vowell
California and state sovereignty in antebellum a debate
Georgia historian Joseph M. Derry argues in a letter that ultra state rights advocates never claimed to stay in the Union while emboldening actions to embarrass the federal government. He notes southern belief that paramount sovereignty rested with the state, but that remaining in the Union bound states to obey federal law and warned California’s stance would be considered treason by the South.
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Vardoman
Vardaman
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
Foreign Relations Committee
Aaia Mn Bacon
Bryan
California
Asay
Saquth
Derry
Union
United States
Appomattox
Joseph
Nerves and public school book plan noted in Georgia paper
The piece discusses nerves as a humorous essay by George Fitch and endorses Rep elect Haralson County's McCrory bill plan to publish cheap school books. It argues free books would widen access and reduce exclusions for children lacking resources. The letter from Bretten, Ga dated May 1, 191% accompanies.
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McCrory
C. R McCrory
Schley County
Suggs
Haralaon
Bretten
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