Substrition Rates and Distribution Details in The Constitution
A damaged OCR block outlines subscription options for The Constitution in the United States and Mexico, with price tiers by mail and carrier. It lists daily, tri weekly, and Sunday versions, carrier regions around Atlanta, and notes about the Washington Bureau and New York distribution points.
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Mayor and council clash over purchasing agent dispute
A local editorial rebuts Mayor Woodward's claim that the constitution unfairly targets him in the buying agent controversy. It argues his defiance of council caused a power shift, with the majority council now in control and the mayor facing political decapitation unless he changes course.
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Damocles
Southeastern Fair Association
Pryor Street
Second Ward
Tweediedum
Tweeddiddee
Atlanta Mayors and Council Face Impeachment Standoff
The article argues impeachment is unwarranted and insists the Atlanta city council may act independently to restore public institutions. It urges mayoral cooperation or resignation, urging peace and cooperation between city leadership and council to modernize schools and services.
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Atlanta
Women on Municipal Boards Proposed by City Federation
The City Federation of Women's resolution asks council to allow women to sit on municipal governing boards. It argues women are thorough investigators and devoted to child welfare across homes and schools, parks and hospitals. The group notes decades of civic work and insists participation in governance is a civilizational demand, not politics.
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City Federation of Women
Chamber of Commerce
City Federation
Atlanta
Waiting on action to memorialize Civil War battlegrounds
General Andrew J West urges Atlanta and Fulton County to lay out dedicate and improve surrounding Civil War battlefields to attract federal and state support. He notes Gettysburg as a model with monuments drives and accessible paths and calls on local officials and Congressman Howard to move beyond talk and secure national cooperation.
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Fulton County
Congress
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Georgia
National Commission
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Constitution Today
Peachtree Creek
A Citizen of Rest Warns to Slow the Pace of Life
The Campbell County Philosopher argues that modern living pushes citizens to hurry and chase comfort, while nature and thunder示 the need for restraint. He laments the rush toward material luxuries and warns that time and money could be better spent on simpler, meaningful pursuits.
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Campbell County
Campvel News
Local verse blends with civic vision in scattered notes
A rambling compilation from multiple papers quotes songs, praise for familiar tunes, and a modest call for better regional planning. It cites California champagne claims, London benefit chatter, and host county leaders urging timely local action to improve roads and public works for future growth.
Mayor's Letter on Rowan Row: Woodward Refuses Legal Purchase Agent
Mayor J. G. Woodward announces he cannot back a council push to elect a purchasing agent, citing legal advice that the move would be unlawful. He states he would resign only if required to perform an illegal act, defends his insistence on lawful process, and notes ongoing tension between mayor and council.
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Atlanta battlefields to be permanently set apart and dedicated
Andrew J. West of Atlanta writes May 19 1915 urging permanent marking of Atlanta area battlefields to honor Confederate dead. He cites Gettysburg as model and notes Dixie Highway funding could advance the effort. He recalls a 25-year-old Confederate camp resolution urging Congress to lay out and mark local battlefields.
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At Good Old Sin Columbia University Nationed
Columbia University, founded 1754 as King’s College, sits in Upper Manhattan near the subway, with a vast student body, 1,900 professors, and a grand library. It lacks a football team but claims notable alumni and a strong crew program, and it rides a booming metropolis economy.
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New York
Hamverd
United State
Eddie Cortina
Education federation meeting backs civic betterment in Atlanta
Delegates from ninety two women’s organizations gathered at the City Federation of Women’s Clubs, endorsing compulsory education, vocational training, domestic science in schools, and women on city boards. Resolutions urge Georgia compulsory schooling, kindergarten support, public city markets, Cherokee rose as state flower, college hospitals, and Christian Mountain education projects.
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City Federation of Women's Club
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Commends Constitution on Civic Interest and Education
Letter from Mrs Frank H Neely of Atlanta dated May 17, 1515 praises The Constitution for championing civic topics. She highlights plans for compulsory education, social centers in schools, and new state nurse training requirements. She notes English Avenue school improvements including picture apparatus and graphophone auditoriums.
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Atlanta
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Mayor and Council Editor Sees Mayor as Obstructionist
Bernard Buttler argues in a letter that the mayor misuses office as a personal asset, acting to reward allies and punish opponents. He says the mayor’s approach harms the city, ignores public welfare, and undermines workers with other officials.
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Bernard Buttler
Tribute to the late Dr. Wilcox in Augusta Chronicle
The Augusta Chronicle eulogizes Dr. George A. Wilcox who died in August. A renowned surgeon and professor, he leaves wife Ada Van Epps Wilcox and two sons, George Hand Wilcox of Machin and Everard A. Wilcox. His career spanned forty three years of service.
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