Constitution subscription rates and distribution details
The Constitution outlines mail subscription options in the United States and Mexico with advance payment, including 6 months and 12 months rates, daily and Sunday editions, and weekly values. It lists advertising manager contact, Washington Bureau address, NY distribution points, and notes on carrier payments.
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United States
Mexica
Curcier
Atlanta
RK Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
S Strait
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Holdlny
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
The Producer's Real Need for Cotton Planning
The piece argues cotton counties must cancel debts to restore credit and spur business. It cites Screven County Bank President W J Walker and The Constitution noting local action, while urging federal backing from Washington through bonded warehouse security. It condemns inaction by Congress and highlights local resolve as essential to recovery.
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Atlanta
New York
W. J. Walker
Citizens and Screven County Bank
Dent
Screven
Washington
Congress
Wall Street
Our Prayer for Peace in Atlanta Meets for Peace
In cities nationwide crowds answered President Wilson's peace call. About fifteen thousand Atlantans gathered at the Auditorium Armory to voice petition for peace, fueling enthusiasm for the Atlanta Music Festival association program. The day echoed a broader national movement of millions assembling in peaceful witness.
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United States
Wilson
Europe
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta
America
American resolve to end bloody European conflict appeals for peace
The president’s appeal frames U S support as a moral force urging peace and dialogue, praising diplomatic paths over war. It notes the nation's restraint and businesslike diplomacy, hoping the Sunday meetings rally global opinion to make peace an irresistible workforce and influence the war’s end.
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United States
Georgia corn show to shape south's future gains
Georgia aims for the biggest corn show yet with Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and Ad Men backing. The program blends corn, hog and hominy to illustrate diversification from cotton and promote home farming, urging farmers to attend and apply lessons to boost local meat and grain production.
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Georgia
South
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Atlanta Invites Tourists With Climate, Rail Links, Hotels
Thousands of travelers plan fall and winter trips and many will pass through Atlanta. The city claims a year round climate, strong railroad connections, and top hotel accommodations as it becomes the gateway to Florida, the southwest, and other warm destinations.
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Atlanta
Europe
France
Germany
England
Florida
Riviera
Texas
California
Spain
Italy
Southwest
Two Giant Funds Back Federal Gold Rescue Effort
The Holland Letter reviews two unprecedented financing transactions that stabilize New York City and the nation. Banks pledge to supply up to eighty-two million in gold, while a national undertaking aims to raise another hundred million, creating a two-hundred million gold fund amid chaos and no panic. Atlanta adds travel appeal as a solid winter resort with comfortable hotels and cosmopolitan life.
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United States
America
Bankera of
New York
Mr. Morgan
Frick
Judge Gary
Roosevelt
Washington
New York City
Great Britain
National Reserve System
Chicago
St Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve District
Holland
Blue Ridge
Ohio
Potomac
Mississippi
Atlanta
South
Florida
Riviera
Paris
Atlanti
Summer hotels and the moustache craze in 1914
A long humorous article discusses summer hotels with their high costs and camplike amenities, then shifts to reflections on war, politics, and society. It notes moustache growth rising over two hundred percent in 1914, detailing styles, care, and social implications, with satire on fashion and manners.
How the Screven County Cotton Plan Is Working
Editor argues crop reduction is the only relief path. Describes a local Screven county plan using bank issued certificates to buy or loan on cotton redeemable in 1916. Notes lack of legal backing and bankers’ caution without statutes. Predicts bankers and businessmen will push tighter production if crops are held to 1914.
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Ebex
Frank Park
Georgia
Screven
Socialists Forget Wrongs While Germany Is At War
A Vienna native now in Atlanta translates articles from German papers for The Constitution outlining Austro-German views on the war. The pieces praise German unity, condemn England and Russia, and extol German cultural strength while noting Austria-Hungary's alliance and the dual monarchy's resolve.
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Germany
Vienna
Austria
Atlanta
Temple Court Building
Europe
France
England
Russia
Japan
Servia
Ting Nave
Atlantic Ocean
Robert Hach
Price
Ferdinand
Servian
Mr. Hecht
Berlin
America
Vaterland
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Belgium
North Sea
Albion
Aig Ville
Thore
Australia
Rusin
China
Bucecas
Ruma
Huacha
Persia
Suez
Indi
Turkey
Tne
Mohammediam
Islam
Inula
Bulgaria
Ser
Italy
Denmark
Schleswig Holstein
Juellasd
Sund
Iso
Belglum
Antwerp
St. Petersburg
Ruste
Ginelpmne
Pole
Wronzs
Hecht
Volkastimme Chemnitz
Mands
Hussian Czur
Teutons
Tes
Tury
Bionsco
Frederick the Great
Isue
Lokal Anzieger
Khuen Hedervery
Hungary
Natonal Party
Austria-Hungary
Drotters
Jas
Cotton certificates as wartime exchange urged in Georgia notice
W J Walker of Sylvania Georgia argues Congress will not act to stabilise markets after export cuts. He proposes cotton certificates to collect debts, hold cotton off market, and fund trade until crop results and prices improve. He notes a Screven county example and invites inquiries by wire or letter.
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Congress
Screven
Yale
W. J. Walker
Sylvania, Ga
Court rejects parental force in seduction case
Georgia Court of Appeals summarizes that parents may use necessary force to protect daughters from seduction but cannot assault a presumed suitor without sufficient, known facts showing Seduction or debauchery. Hawkins, 26, faced a confrontation with Miss Heisel and Miss Heisel's mother, drifting into a night ride with young women. The opinion notes the dangers of misjudging intent and the need for clear evidence before striking or threatening.
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Brom Weet Publishing Company
Georgia Court of Appeals
Jordan v. State
Southeastern Reporter
Hawkins
Jordin
Harriegon
Mr. Jordan
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George Fitch
St. Louis
Senate
Kansas
Cengus
Screven County
Gerhart Gran
Christiania
Sweden
Total Anzeger
Hwan
Chemical Industry
Berliner
Lolal Anzieger
Armu
Bavs
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