Constitution Daily and Sunday Rates 1915 Atlanta
The Constitution announces daily and Sunday editions with subscription rates for the United States and Mexico. Rates show 65 cents monthly in Atlanta, 12 cents weekly, higher outside Atlanta, and advance payment terms. Advertising manager and distribution details are listed, with sale in New York City and newsstand locations referenced.
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Atlanta Chamber backs Chattahoochee navigation project
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce renews backing for raising a deep channel in the Chattahoochee to Atlanta south to the Gulf of Mexico. Engineers say feasibility exists, cost is high, but a permanent committee is urged to push the plan with federal support and sustained effort.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Chattahoochee River
Gulf of Mexico
New York State
Chattahooched
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Hoke Smith
Columbus
Florida
United States Engineers
Earl I. Brown
Engineer 408 Corps
Southeastern
Persistence Drives Final Consummation Progress
The speaker argues that years are needed rather than months for final consummation, but sustained effort will accelerate resolution. Emphasizes continued determination and steady pursuit to reach closure or agreement as soon as possible.
The Schoolboy War Idea from London Dispatch
A London dispatch to The New York Times describes English schoolchildren’s war essays praising Lord Kitchener. It notes girls as young as 10 and boys as young as 11 express warlike views, worry about food costs, and view the conflict through personal stakes and future losses.
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New York
Kitchener
the Times* Dispatch
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Paria
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Victoria
Edward
National Guard gains prominence amid European war impact
The National Guard emerges as a key force amid European conflict, with mobilizations at Plattsburg and in Massachusetts prompting calls to strengthen the guard. Editors urge state support and citizen enlistment to train officers and build ready volunteer units, citing campaigns in Easton and New York as models and stressing moral and financial backing from citizens and employers.
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United States
National Guard
Spain
Plattsburg
Massachusetts
Springfield
Mage) Dxlon
Milittia
Easton
New York
Wich
Ft Hng
Georgia
South
Georgia Fant L Stavres As the Old Woman Told It
A rural scene portrays the old woman narrating a tale about prohibition, a lawyer’s warning, and a doomed man finding himself trapped between law and his own principles. The dialogue reveals community voices and local slang.
Sunday Church Services Across Several Vicinity Churches
Second Baptist will host Dr John Reach Straton of Norfolk at both morning and evening services with a 745 pm recital. East Point Presbyterian plans morning and evening sermons by De A R Holderby on pathways and building, while English Lutheran features Rev W Schaeffer Sr in a series on failure and success in a new building. Westminster Presbyterian sees Dr Little preach Our Opportunity and Man and Home Life with large gatherings. Trinity Methodist announces Dr Jones at 11 am and 3 pm topics The Model Father and The Model Family. Asbury Methodist revival begins with Rev W E Brown morning and Rev W Weathers evening. First Methodist features Dr H M DuBose on A Crisis in Atlanta and The Only Hope. First Universalist presents Gods Bulletin Board The Open Book by Rev Fred A Linas. Capitol Tabernacle sees Rev Lee McE White preach morning and night during revival. First Baptist presents The Father of Love and Wrong Wave of Win a Love.
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John Reach Straton
First Baptist Church of
Norfolk
Second Baptist Church
East Point Presbyterian
de A R Holderby
East Point
English Lutheran
W . Schaeffer
Westminster Presbyterian
Little
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Trinity Methodists
Trinity Church
Charles O Jones
Jones
Trinity Wil
Asbury Methodist
W. E Brown
W. Weathers
Firat Universalist
Capiiat Tabernacle
Lee McE White
Ew I. White
The
Baptist Tabernacle
White
South Carolina
First Baptist
C W Daniel
First Baptist Church
Samuel Thebault pardon urged by Dublin citizens
A Dublin delegation asked the prison commission to pardon Samuel B Thebault who has served six years of a life term for the murder of George W Foster on the steamship Frederick of Savannah where Thebault was pantry man He was drunk at the time and fired his pistol at random claiming amnesia The commission will consider the petition Nash to attend southern military training camp conference in Chattanooga in November to discuss a camp for businessmen covering Georgia North and South Carolina Florida Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama.
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Samuel Thebault
Dublin
Samuel B Thebault
Swho
George W. Foster
Frederick
Merchants’ and Miners’ Line
Savannah
Thebault
Clear Skies Optimism Across The Nation In Editorial
The Houston Post reports lingering crop woes yet widespread hope after editor Bailey’s country tour. He celebrates rising cotton prices at sixty dollars a bale and strong seed demand while vegetables fade and green corn lingers. The piece champions a revived Republican spirit, global arousal, and a forward push toward glory wealth and joy.
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Houston Post
Post
Bailey
Republican Party
Prisoners Ask for Reading Material in Georgia Camps
A prisoner at the Monticello prison camp sent a letter to The Constitution requesting literature. The writer notes other inmates in Georgia state prison camps seek good reading matter. The public is urged to supply current literature to state prisoners.
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Monticello
State of Georgia
Georgian
Georgia
A. J. Sanders
Ariz
Trade hopes drive US push into Latin markets
Harris tells leaders that vast commercial openings await U S manufacturers in Central and South America. He warns that British merchants remain entrenched and that US firms must adapt to local credit needs and trade customs to secure lasting access. Senator Howe Smith and J K Orr joined in urging continued expansion and government backing for a merchant fleet and interlinked development.
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Central and
South America
Harris
United States
Central
Algo
Imas
Garrard Harms
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Commerce
South
Department
Federal
Howe Smith
J K Orr
Smith
America
England
Orr
Central America
Germany
Austria
Fingland
Mr. Harris
Cattle valued at $1,000,000 to appear in Harvest Festival parade
Georgia Harvest Festival preparations accelerate as prize cattle from across the state travel to Atlanta for the parade. A 350000 dollar Breeders' Association herd leads the livestock display, with 1500 corn club boys and 3600 canning club girls marching. Hundreds of autos join tours to Atlanta and the Don Kennedy shows promise midway thrills.
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Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Deta
Cattle Breeders’ Association of America
Breeders Association
Corn Club
Canning Club
Ad Meng Club
Don Kennedy
Coney Island
Jackson Street
Craunis
G McDuffie
Agricultural Day Committee
Ad Club
Rotary Club
Ita
Piedmont Park
Piedmont
State farmers union plans warehouse bill meeting
A special legislative committee of the State Farmers union will convene within three weeks, likely in Atlanta, to draft a state warehouse bill for the November session. Chairman Dr W C Bryant will oversee it with Representatives B L Shipp urged to attend and possibly handle the bill in an extra session. Other noted attendees include G F P Hummicutt, G W Kittrell, J J Brown, M L Johnson, Grover Edmondson, and Charles Barrett.
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State Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
W C Bryant
Macon
B . L. Shipp
Colquitt County
Shipp
Hunmicutt
W Kittrell
Dublin
J” J Brown
Bowman
State Farmers Union
ML. Johnson
Caasville
Grover Edmondson
Alma Charles
Barrett
National Farmers Union
Georgia Court of Appeals Decisions List
A record of numerous Georgia Court of Appeals judgments affirming State cases and other criminal appeals. Names include Shuttles Wilkes Cody Stephens Townsend Dorsey Usry Tennant Vaughn Jackson Bayton and Wynne, with various superior and city court origins and presiding judges.
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J A. Wilkes
Solcitor General
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Barnes
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Proctor J Ft. Roach
HH C Parker
Webbington
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Hill Tillon von Nunes
Thomas ‘. Scott
Hugh M. Dorsey
HA Stephens
Leonard Y. State
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Bell ¢ G Battle
Usry
Talaterra Superior
Walter
J. A. Beazley
Alvin G. Golucke
B.C Norman
Solicitor General
Tennant
Cobb Superior Court
Patterson Jr. Moziey
HD Moss
Herbert Clay
R Morris
Daxson
J. G Parks
W. EL Garz
Parks and Massengale Urge Atlanta Park Expansion
In a civic plea, advocates call for a hundred thousand dollar investment to create central park areas in Atlanta with open air spaces, green foliage, flowers, and fountains. They urge city leaders to speak out at every council session to push progress and culture, citing Denver as a model and stressing Atlanta’s need for parks. The letter, dated October 8, argues for bold urban improvement amid local legal notes and editorials.
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Atlanta
St Elmo Massengale
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Burgess Smith
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