Constitution Seller Ad Notices Outside Atlanta Territory
J R Holliday Iola Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta announces The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after insite at Hotaling's Newsstands and Times Building corner routes and Broadway locations. The Constitution not responsible for advance payments to out of town agents couriers or dealers.
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United States
Mexico
Carrie
Atlanta
J. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Iola
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty -Second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Lgent Cartiers
Lovernor Slaton
Whericls
Chaltalqt
John AL Slaton
Amentus
Petsons
Lever Bill Aims To Reform Cotton Exchanges In US Senate Row
The Lever bill would require government standard grades for all cotton and base contracts on fair and honest terms. It bans questionable grades and penalizes improper futures, aiming to curb gambling and manipulation while preserving hedging and legitimate trading. Congress urged to act this session to purge abuses impacting producers and consumers.
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Lever
New York
Vicksburg Cotton Exchange
Wade
House
Senate
Congress
Farm Clearing House Proposes Georgia Market Agency
Cordele Chamber of Commerce secretary L. Daniel argues Georgia has surplus meat and truck to feed Atlanta and a similar city, urging a state market agent or marketing bureau. He notes counties like Brooks and Cobb export margins yet Georgia counties still rely on outside imports for beef and food. He advocates cooperation through county and city trade boards to establish a farm clearing effort.
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Casp
Gale
Georgia
Brooks
Cobb
Establien
Georgia Farm Clearing House Sows Hope for Statewide Cooperation
An Atlanta clearing house model for farm products could transform Georgia’s distribution similar to the Georgia Fruit Exchange. The piece argues for an intelligence office, warehouses, refrigeration, and distribution machinery to move surplus meat and corn, aided by parcel post and express services. It urges Chambers of Commerce to consider phased organization across counties.
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Atlanta
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Georgia
Fim
Parcel Post
Express Company
Fruit Exchange
Take Off or Knock Off in Huerta Crisis
The piece portrays Huerta as a grotesque figure in opera bouffe and surveys his bid to repudiate the authority he sent to Niagara Falls emissaries. Washington and mediators seem unfazed by the turn, while Villa urges Huerta to exit, threatening force if needed and noting Huerta’s alleged chronic inebriety.
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Huerta
Washington
Europe
Madero
Villa
Pancho
Mexico City
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Savagery in Guatemala Riot Recalled by Dispatch
An Associated Press report on the Guatemala race riot notes more than 164 killed among clashes between negro laborers and Indigenous groups over an Indian girl used as a pawn in a dice game. The column laments widespread barbarity across the hemisphere and the limited reach of civilization’s institutions.
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Associated Press
Guatemala
Central America
Hemisphere
Pan America
Rio Grande
United States
Mexico
The Mexican Way
The dispatch presents Villa announcing the execution of two federal generals and thirty two staff officers, illustrating brutal methods in the Mexican conflict. It compares Villa’s tactics to those of Diaz, noting violence as a primary tool of subjugation and predicting broader brutality if civil war expands.
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Mexico
Villa
Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Little Jewel Pate Sparks Custody Battle in Fulton Court
In Pendleton court, 3 year old Jewel Pate, daughter of A T and Louise Pate, stirred sympathy amid a custody dispute after parental separation two years ago. Custody awarded to Mrs Pate with biweekly visits to the father at Palmer's drug store. when visits failed, contempt proceedings were threatened. Judge Pendleton ordered Jewel to be at Palmer's at 10 a m Saturdays to meet her father until 12 50 p m then return, with mother and street car motorman father involved.
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Fulton Superior Court
Jewel Pate
A. T
Louise Pate
Pendleton
Wfe
Little Jewel
Lne
Dickens
Gary
Palmer's Drug Store
Peachtree Street
Currier
Pate
Jewel
Palmer's
Palmer
Currier Street
Alt
Georgia Scrub Cattle Breeding Debate From Angus Experts
A Georgia farming debate compares Aberdeen Angus crossings with native scrub cattle. J O Rutherford forwards letters from B W Hunt and ET Comer to John Goodwin, detailing horns, color, and crossbreeding results for improving Georgia cattle.
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Georgia
B. W. Hunt
Eatonton
Macon
Screven County
Constitution
J O Rutherford
Bank of Hampton
Hampton
Georgina
Rutherford
United States
South
John Goodwin
Chicago
J. O. Rutherford
Decent burial for Fulton animals in limbo
A Fulton County issue leaves beloved livestock without proper graveyards. J A Couch’s animal burial plot near Center Hill has been shut down following local protests. County officials debate a solution, while inside city limits the idea of a grand funeral pyre is floated but not enacted.
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Poulton
J A Couch
Fulton County
Center Hill
Center
Hall
Old Hall County
Hla
American Women, Anguses Dominate Fat Stock Shows
The text cites Dr. Wu Ting-fang praising American women for intellect and influence, noting their agency and leadership in households. It then argues the Angus cattle breed surpasses others, with records from the International Live Stock show showing Angus and Angus Grade wins across fourteen years, while Herefords and Short horns lag.
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Wu Ting-fang
United States
America
Stokes
Anti-Saloon League pressures candidates for prohibition stance
The Anti-Saloon League of America sends letters to congressional, senatorial, and gubernatorial hopefuls seeking clear positions on a constitutional amendment outlawing the liquor traffic. Replies already trickle in from several Georgia figures, with some promising support or referring the question to state legislatures for ratification or rejection.
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Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
Grarma
Congress
United States Senate
United States
Anti-Salan League of America
Washington
Answara
League
Georgia
Hobson
Tom
J Wiverstreet
Distiet
Frank Park
Wylliam Schley Howard
Tribble
Dudies
Hughes
Georeim Ant-Saloon League
Prohibition
Webb
Charles G Edwards
Bankers Endorse Foote for Class A Director Seat
The Mississippi bankers and allied groups back Frank W Foote for one of the Class A director positions at the Central Reserve Bank district in Atlanta. The Gulfport meeting endorsed him amid broad regional support from Alabama and Louisiana bankers. The Battlesburg News also backs Foote, praising his banking experience and knowledge of the new law, while stressing a businesslike, merit-based choice over personal ties.
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Bankers of
Mississippi
Bs Solid
FW Foote Motive Vine
First National Bank of
New Orleans
Woote
Atlanta
American Bankers’ Association
Battlesburg News
Feow. Foote
First National Bank of Commerce
Fars Cits
Central Reserve Bank of
Utis
Foote
Qne
Frank W Foote
Interesting People in Prominent Historical Figures Profiles
The article sketches Mrs Catherine Gore a prolific 19th century author, detailing her intense writing routine, social life, and productivity. It notes conversations with J Planche and highlights other long-lived or notable figures such as Rev Philip Cuilyan, Admiral Keppel, Carmen Sha, and the prince of Wied, focusing on their longevity, literary interests, and early life traits.
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Prom
Catherine Gore
Planche
Pans
Mre Gore
Vendoms
Dinne
Philip Cuilyan
Admiral Keppel
Carmen
Roumania
Wied
Albania
Iie
Jena
Aicn
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Goodwin
Routherford
John
Benjamn W Hunt
ET Comer
Atlanta Constitution
Comer
Angus
Mr. Goodwin
Messrs
Hunt and
Mr Comer
Mr Goodwin
Dr. Wu
Gentieme 1
Campaign Department
Algh Dorsey
H. H. Dean
Galnestille
H . Dean
Gaineswilie
Hugh Dorsey
Dorsey
Polk County
Appling County
Aptorey
Warren Grice Ward
Duck Town
Warren Griee
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Attornery
Thomas & Telcer
Grice
Bankers Indorse Foote
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