The Constitution subscription rates and distribution details
The notice outlines mail subscription options for the United States and Mexico with advance payment, including 12 month and weekly rates for Daily and Sunday editions. It lists Atlanta and outside Atlanta pricing, advertising manager contact, Washington Bureau address, and New York distribution points with newsstand locations. The Constitution disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Constitution Building
Washington
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Constitution
New York City
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Hotating
Broad- Say
Times
Gorner
Thirty-eighth Street
Broadway
Ninth Street
Patriotism and piffle in Summerlin case sparks national debate
The Constitution recounts a Georgia boy’s death at Vera Cruz and a father’s steadfast patriotism applauded by President Wilson. It denounces war-junta talk and warns against blood-hungry meddling, urging restraint and rejecting Mexican-style hostilities.
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Willacoochee
Georgia
White House
Washington
Randolph Summerlin
Vera Cruz
Instantey
Young Summerlin
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Wilson
Summerlin
Huerta
Atlanta
Opera Week
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia Stance on Mexican War and Wilson Openness
Georgia voices measured opposition to war with Mexico while defending President Wilson. The Constitution urges restraint, warns against demagoguery, and emphasizes support for a peaceful, negotiated path. The piece frames Georgia’s sentiment as calm patriotism rooted in longstanding Americanism and disdain for hysteria.
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Georgia
Atlanta Grand Opera's Fifth Season Marks City Spirit
The piece lauds Atlanta sustaining grand opera in repertoire for five consecutive seasons via three pillars Otto H. Kaka of the Metropolitan Opera Company Colonel William L Peel of the Atlanta Music Festival Association and broad southern patronage. It frames Atlanta as embodying the "Atlanta spirit" driving cultural enterprise and regional pre-eminence in grand opera.
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Grand Opera
America
Otto H. Kaka
Boar of Directors
Metropolitan Opera Company
Wiliam L. Peel
Atlanta Music Festival Association
South
Atlanta Spirit
Unnecessary crisis over federal troops in Colorado
An editorial condemns Colorado's call for federal troops to police industrial unrest, urging mediation and arbitration instead. It recalls Chicago and Cleveland interventions, argues such force should be rare, and emphasizes that concession and compromise avert violence. The piece calls for never again using armed intervention in labor disputes.
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Wilson
Colorado
Chicago
Cleveland
Divorce Policy Emphasizes Child Welfare by Chief Justice Petit
Chief Justice Adeler J. Petit declares no divorce should be granted when a minor child is involved unless the court is assured proper provision for the child. He cites the Cook County statistics showing about 6,000 divorces yearly, two thirds by women, and urges uniform laws to protect children's welfare amid widespread divorce.
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Adeler J. Petit
Circuit Court of Chicago
South Carolna
Justice Petit
House of Governors
Florida Honors Dr. Garrie With Hall Of Fame Statue
Florida unveiled in Washington hall of fame a statue of Dr John Garrie native inventor of the artificial ice machine. The tribute notes his service to mankind aligning him with Dr Crawford Long and credits his work with humanitarian and industrial impact.
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Florida
Washington Hall of Fame
John Garrie
Garrie
Georgia
Crawford W. Long
Huerta Faces Growing Scrutiny and Mediation Doubts
The piece argues Huerta's dictatorship is reduced to a public relation show as critics press for mediation. It warns continued focus on him could worsen his image while Mexico faces a fragile treasury and a national move toward decisive action in Mexico City.
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Huerta
Mexico City
Governor race dominates Georgia political chatter in Macon
In Macon on May 2 the governor contest tops local talk. Judges Thomas of Valdosta and Bill Burwell of Sparta are seen as likely entrants, while Judge Nate B Harris of Macon may influence their decisions. Felder and others watch Harris’s entry sharpen Harris and threaten rivals. Savannah debates Hoke Smith, Slaton, and Adams sparks in county bouts.
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Macon
Judge Thomas
Valdosta
Bill Burwell
Sparta
Nate B. Harris
Judge Harris
Burwell
Harris
Felder
Thomas
Lanier
John Tt. Boifoulet
Congress
Senate
John R. Cooper
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Wilburn
A. Pratt Adams
T. 8. Felder
Judge Adams
Gu Slaton
Chatham County
University Club
Savannah
Smith
Davant
Fedral
Alwa
Stace
Atlanta
Brunswick
West
Randolph Anderson
Cabb County
Fulton County
Anderson
Marietta
Bing
South Georgia
Staton
Hardwick
Afr Cooper
Felder Beth Ive
Macau
The Mystery of the Dreams by Drank Ol Stanton
A poem narrates nightly dream visions where angels guard sleeping children and a mother’s love, following a child’s ascent to Heaven and return. The verses depict heavenliness and the sanctity of a mother’s embrace, ending with the child reuniting in a dream of a mother’s breast.
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