Constitution Building Advertising Manager for Territory Outside Atlanta
The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2pm the day after issue. It can be had at Hotaling's Newsstands on Broadway and 42nd Street, Times Building corner, 38th Street and Broadway, and 29th Street and Broadway. The Washington Bureau address is 1727 S Street NW. John Corrigan Sr. is the star correspondent in charge, with J R Holeiday as Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta. The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town carriers, dealers, or agents.
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R Holeiday
Constitution Building
Mola
Atlanta
Washington
S Street
N W
John Corrigan
Star
Alent
Wisconsin
New York City
Granite Highway Convict Loan For DeKalb Road Plan
A Decatur Chamber committee asks Fulton County to loan fifty convicts to DeKalb to finish the Granite Highway by the fall American Road congress in Atlanta. The plan, not to set a precedent, would marshal both counties’ labor and resources, with Stone Mountain nearby boosting Atlanta’s draw. quarry owners offer stone, while the highway ties Atlanta to Stone Mountain and Augusta traffic. The Constitution endorses the plan provided DeKalb commits full labor and no precedent is created.
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Decatur
DeKalb County
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Commissioners
Fulton County
Fulton
DeKalb
American Road Congress
Atlanta
Pointa
Mountain
Stone Mountain
Washington
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Athens
Capital
Decatur Committee
Epoch in Georgia Convention Sets Tone for Meat Industry
The Georgia Animal Industry convention planned in Quitman on Tuesday May 26 aims to spark a new era for Georgia pork and beef. Called by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce at the request of Brooks County Industrial Club, the meeting will feature speakers including federal agent James E Downie and Dr. E. M. Michbert outlining efforts to establish large farming clubs and diversify local agriculture.
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Georgia Animal Industry Convention
Quitman
Georgia
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Brooks County Industrial Club
James E Downie
E. M. Miehbert
Brooks County
United States
Brooka County Industrial Club
Georgia to Host Hog and Cattle Industry Convention
The federal Bureau of Animal Industry in Georgia with Dr. Peter F. Hahneen and Dr. Andrew M. Souis will headline talks and demonstrations. The event aims to draw 2000 to 3000 Georgians, showcasing homegrown pork and beef, urging expansion of production, and highlighting Brooks County’s pork and cattle revival as a model for statewide growth. Southwest Georgia roots are highlighted for attendance and impact.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Georgia
Peter F. Hahneen
Andrew M. Souis
State Agricultural College
Secretary Hedfield critiques the strenuous life doctrine
Secretary Hedfield argues against the overemphasis on constant hustle and longer hours. In Providence he says industry measures success by results, not by hours, urging a return to efficiency through skill and concentration across jobs from farming to banking.
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Hedfield
Providence
Federal plan for mediation board urged to ease labor strife
The federal commission on industrial relations drafts a bill for a national board of mediation and conciliation. It would apply to federal disputes but not intrastate commerce or state jurisdictions. Critics argue for stronger teeth including compulsory mediation or arbitration and penalties for lockouts, citing Colorado and other unrest.
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Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
National Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Commission
Colorado
John D Rockefeller
Colorado Iron and Fuel Company
Michigan
West Virgina
Georgia Fall and Summer Song Reflections
A rustic verse about seasonal feelings and weather, featuring lines on summer heat and winter snows. The piece recalls dances and fiddles, hopeful philosophy, and a proverb about happiness not depending on others. It presents rural wisdom and a homespun view of pleasure and frustration in life.
Noise and Reflections Spur A Diverse Local Mix
An eclectic page features poems and musings on music poetry and clean up ideas, plus a note on fire protection codes in Wisconsin. It includes reflections on authorship royalties, a Tennessee wild man claim, and a recommended service stairway fire escape concept for apartments along with a summary of Wisconsin fire code aims. The fragmentary items reflect a local papers style of brief opinion pieces and technical notes.
Atlanta's Potential as a Mail Order Center Exposed
H. G. Hastings argues at a Rotary Club meeting that Atlanta is the logical mail order hub for the south and southwest. He stresses patience, confidence, and permanency, urging growth toward the south and west and warning against fast schemes.
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Atlanta
United States
H. G Hastings
Rotary Club of Atlanta
Rotary Club
LE Dowt
South
Elese
Ags
Florida
Tallahassee- Pensacola
North Carolina
Texas
Not Criticize but Support The President Says editor
Colonel William R Nelson of the Kansas City Star favors encouragement over criticism of the President's Huerta policy. The piece argues for support of honest leaders, praising newspapers as a people’s institution and urging readers to commend, back, and march with events.
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William R Nelson
The
Kansas City Star
Huerta
United States
Ike
Dozama
Political grind preview signals heated Georgia Campaign
The week ahead promises lively state politics with Judge Nate Harris of Macon opening in Bainbridge and Judge W Thomas of Valdosta weighing a gubernatorial bid. Hugh Dorsey’s plan remains uncertain as Rufe Hutchens forecasts secret support and J Randolph Aydelerson Spears campaigns at Carrollton amid party jockeying.
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Nate Harris
Macon
Bainbridge
Harris
Oklahoma City
W . Harrig
Jarre
Warms
Harrises
W . Thomas
Valdosta
Thomas
Atlanta
Randolph Aydelrson Spears
Carroliton
Randolph Anderson
Sovernor
Carrollton
Dintrler Agricultural School
Anderson
Vert
Marietta
Railroads and topography shaping Mexico City route
Describes two main approaches to Mexico from Vera Cruz and the Sierra Madre railway ascent to the Great Plateau. Details the coastal Veracruz line, climactic zones from tropics to cold high plains, and the historic role of rail travel in bringing outside civilization while noting repeated foreign invasions of Mexico City.
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Mexico
C Reginald Enoch
Mexican Gulf
Vere Cruz
Orizaba
Curtes
Ullon
Spain
Vera Cruz
Gulf
Mexican Vera Cruz
Tierre Celiente
Ket
Terra Templada
Great Plateau
Sierra Madre
Sierra Fria
City of
Hastert Sierra Madre
Lake Valley
Lakes
Napoleon
United States
Tabéland
Cordileran Heights
The Spring Fish The Gamest Fighter
The article argues the spring run salmon is the finest fighting fish, unlike trout or other fish. It notes patterns in scale readings may not match life history and that spring salmon, while not greedy, is less picky than later in the season and fights boldly when hooked, resisting flies or bait but not the prick of the tackle.
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Klavignr
Prom
London Telegraph
Scotland
Alfalfa in Argentina reshapes its huge range
The Argentine cattle and grain system shifts as ranges shrink due to drought and overgrazing. Alfalf a and wild grasses replace cereals on pampas land, enabling cattle to fatten on pasture while peasants plant alfalfa for future pasturage, altering meat supply and costs for Europe and the United States.
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Seef
South America
Ausalia
Arthur Wallace Dunn
American Review of
Melvin
United State
Pampas
United States
North America
Argentine
Funeral Service Over Phone Moves Daughter to Hear Service
A Chicago event describes a funeral conducted in a church while a quarantined daughter listened by telephone. A telephonic link connected the church line to the central office, allowing the service to be broadcast to her bedside despite the distance. The setup used a touching speaking transmitter and a silent tie between switchboards.
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Chicago
Wornerton
Urii
Turch
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Hades
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Sommons
Tennessee
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Rane
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Hastings
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Payrus
Liberty
Democrat
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Hugh Dorsey
Judge Thomas
Dorsey
Hugh Dorey
Georma
Dorse
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Rufe ‘Hutchens
Lemme
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Joe Brown
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Alfalfa
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