The Constitution newspaper pricing and staff notes
Datty and Sunday Daily J Sunday oe Dry Weekly by Unrrtex in Atlanta 55 cents per month or 23 cents per week Outage of Atlanta 6? cents per month or 14 cents per week RB Holliday Ad Manager outside Atlanta 126 The Washington Bureau address 1727 S Street NW John Corrigan Sr staff correspondent In New York the Constitution sale points Times Building Broad Way Forty-second Street Thirty-eighth Street and Broadway and Twenty-ninth Street and Broadway The Constitution not responsible for savance payments to out-of-town carriers dealers or agents
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Atlanta
Holliday
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S Street
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New York City
Hotaling
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Times Building
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Twenty-ninth Street
Constitution
Two Heads in Atlanta School Plan Denounced
Council condemned for seeking to thwart the boards university high school plan in Atlanta. The education board acted within power, and unity is urged to advance a central system for the city. The piece warns against dual leadership undermining efficiency and progress.
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Council
Pricipal
City Board of Education
Atlanta
Board of Education
University High Schonl
Atlantana
South
Road to Prosperity: Athens urged to build up local farms
The Athens Herald urges turning Athens area into a strong self supplying food region. It argues butter milk eggs and meat should be produced locally rather than imported, warning every dollar spent on outside food drains state trade. It envisions a city market and refrigerating plant to join with nearby farmers for lasting prosperity.
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Athens Herald
Herald
Athens
Georgia
Omaha
Neb
Bogart
Winder
Statham
Crawford
Elberton
Commerce
South
Tennessee
War's Brotherly Side From French German Trenches Near Soissons
A London Globe correspondent reports a brighter brotherly side of the war from French and German trenches near Soissons. The letter emphasizes that soldiers on both sides share humanity and mutual regard despite the conflict.
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Soissons
London Globe
Love tokens Across Trenches Amid Shellfire
Descriptions from the front show both sides firing and throwing grenades with occasional nonlethal exchanges. French observers report a dog delivering a message asking Corporal X to inform his wife and children near Lens that they are safe, a moment noted as affection amid war. The London paper dubs such messages love tokens between toes as soldiers seek humanity between volleys of fire.
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Lens
Londoun
Trench
Russians crave newspapers as war widens literacy
An Associated Press correspondent notes Russian peasants now beg for papers at every train stop, reading from cover to cover as war enlightens them. The London Nation cites criticism of England’s war coverage as alienating troops, while Grand Duke Nicholas greets French officials and Villa rests amid talks of peace.
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Associated Press
Russia
London Nation
England
London
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Autumn's Saying Howdy and the Golden Dream in Dixie
A collage of verses and local notes features autumn imagery from Georgia and the Dalton Citizen, recalling rural life at Musket Ridge and life around Houston Post and Seattle Times reflections. It blends poems on nature, faith, and joy with light, humorous vignettes of small-town entertaining and old-time values.
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Munket Ridge
Dalton
Silas Hiteh
Lewis
Houston Post
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Beauty and Virtue
A verse appeal argues beauty is overrated and virtue matters more. It praises conscience, duty, and kindness over outward glamour, suggesting one can be both virtuous and attractive with balanced self care.
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Walt Mason
The French Army Mustache Triumphs Over Proscription
A Paris newspaper notes that French soldiers were allowed facial hair after debate and official views, with Napoleon era beardlessness contrasted to the then prevailing mustache trend. The piece claims the mustache has triumphed, replacing prior bans and restrictions across the army.
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le Cri de Paris
Napoleon
Carevlar
Franco
Che
Walter P Andrews Named Georgia Delegate to Conventions
Walter P Andrews in Fulton county designated by Governor Harris as Georgia’s delegate to two Western conventions on the Pacific coast. He leaves next week for the Pan American Congress in Oakland California September 14 to 17 and the National Drainage Congress in San Francisco September 17 to 31, also visiting the Pan American exposition. Governor Harris’s doctor advises vacation, plans to travel to Hamp Tennessee with the governor returning around September 18. Sumter county petitions to compel state to share 1 066.5 in road fund, the second test of the auto tax law’s constitutionality as supreme court decision nears mid month.
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Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Harris
Georgia
Pacific Coast
Onniand
Cal
National Drainage Congress
San Brancisco
Afr
Andrews
Guvyarava Warris
Hamp
Cartar County
Tennessee
Mrd
Sumter
Sumter County
Phil Cook
Fulton Superior Court
Supreme Court of Georgia
Chariton
Chatham Superior Court
Savannah
Supreme Courts
Seaboard Employees Form First Aid Association
The Seaboard Air Line First Aid association for Georgia division employees was organized to teach health hygiene and first aid to the injured and discuss railroad related topics. About 1090 men and families will be affected with classes twice a month and a lecture series kicks off September 17 with Dr Frank Wikadge. a monthly bulletin will follow for remote employees.
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Seaboard Air Line First Aid Association
Georgia
Rallrona
Frank Eakridge
Seaboard
W EB Summerell
Grady
Atlantans to Cheer Friendless Heroes in French Trenches
Atlanta mobilizes aid for 200 unknown French soldiers in WWI by sending letters of encouragement through Dr F E May and the Georgia War Relief Committee. Paris cables names back, with officials praising Southern friendship and the ties between France and the United States.
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Atlantan
Constitution
Atlanta
Dr May
The
Secours National
South
France
Georgia War Relief
United States
Court of Appeals of Georgia Judgments Affirmed
Georgia Court of Appeals upholds verdicts in multiple cases from city and superior courts. Names include Wisenbaker Cay West Yellow Pine, Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World, Savannah Trust vs National Bank of Savannah, Alien v Allen, and others with judges Crawford Johnson Sheffield Glessner Collins Freeman Meldrim Edwaren. decisions affirm or reverse per briefs. The consolidated docket notes numerous attorneys Lawton Cunningham, Underwood, Sea Brook, and Brown with various contra positions and rulings by Judge Jones Edwares Moon Reid and Farr.
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Wisenbaker & Cay West Yellow Pine ) Company
City Court of
Valdosta
Crawford James M Johnson
Ernor Woodward & Smith
Soverign Camp
Woodmen of the World
Vy Keen Et al
Blakely
Sheffield
Garrard & Gazan
Davig
State
Houston County
Riley C L Shepard
R L Brown
Central of Georgia
Rulway Company
Kuhns Lumber Company
Springfield
Farr Lawton & Cunningham
Paul E Seabrook
King
Brice
Atlanta
Reid R B Blickthurn
Marion Smith
Lyon V. Griffin
Cartersville
Moon John JT Norris
Neel & Neel
Georgia Harvest Festival to Open in Atlanta in November
Promoters in President Beaumont Davisons office plan the Georgia Harvest Festival to run six days from Monday November 15 in Atlanta. The event will combine agricultural, commercial and social activities with pageants, balls, street dancing, airship flights, fireworks, and a large Shriners parade, aiming to attract a huge Georgia audience and boost existing city events.
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Atlanta
Tt Wis
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Clarke Insues
Beaumont Davisons
Edward Young Clarke
Georgia Harvest Festival
Georgia
Southeastern Fair Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont Park
Georgii
Georale
Atlanta Prepares to Entertain Building Owners and Managers
Preparations for the National Association of Building Owners and Managers annual Atlanta convention, with 500 delegates arriving September 14, were finalized by the local entertainment committee led by E M Horme. Highlights include a Southern barbecue at Stone Mountain, a Ladies luncheon at Last Lake Country Club, and a Piedmont hotel convention hub with public access to meetings.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Association
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Presient
Horme
National Association
Stone Mountain
Last Lake Country Club
Chicago
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The
Constitution
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Big Gopher
Hose
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Tredshaefer
Empire Life
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Hearth Trust
Forsyth Building
Atlantana
A Mt Cates
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Gibbs
Klotics
W A Jones
Empire Building
Atlastans
Pletarens
Asa G
Tseful Igppetarey
Nates Harris Olert Otle
Otis & Holilay ‘Vents
Atlanta Real Latte Exchange
John W Grant
Ise Ue Sandler Je
Cow Cola Company
Atlanta ‘Trinity
Henry O ’Martin
Atlanta Association of Bwiding
GF ‘Wittinson
LM Hotme
Fred Shaefer
Piedmont Hotel
Fred Shhaefer
Empire Life Building
Georgia Chamber plans moving pictures event for state
Atlanta meeting tallies 1526 Georgia citizens signed to witness preliminary Georgiation Picture film at the Auditorium September 16. Admission 10 cents. afternoon free for school children. Local business leaders and women organizers pledged support to maximize attendance and community involvement.
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Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Weorr
Athinte
Tlm
Retail Merchants and Butehars Association
Mr Camp
Henry W Grady
Atlanta
Paul Wesley
Candler
Arouse Chivens
Ben Lee Crow City Department
Julian v Beehm
Ad Mens Club
A &Dama Lee M Jordan Rotary Club
Lave
Gentis Southern Bell Telephone Company
Pesvlea
Western
Two Scout Cars Arrive in Macon After Fine Trip
Two scout cars mapping the route for the second Seeing Georgia tour left Atlanta yesterday morning and arrived in Macon after a trip proving rural interest in the organized excursion. The party will proceed to Commerce Gainesville Tallulah Falls Dahlonega Rome Marietta and back to Atlanta, with Studebaker cars furnished by A C Webb. The expedition is led by Charles J Traden, president of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, and includes a Scenic Film Company team for on the road pictures. A third car will join next Thursday to complete the routing.
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Atlanta
Macon
Lowns Aral
Gainesville
Tallulah Falls
Dahlonett
Rom
Marietta
Studebakers
A.C Webb Southern
Maninci
Studebaker
Puts
Charles J Traden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Scenic Film Company
Architect Hornbostel Speaks on Yucatan Aztec Architecture
Dr Henry Hornbostel dean of the School of Applied Design at Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh was the guest of Atlanta’s American Institute of Architects chapter last night at the Piedmont hotel. He delivered a lantern slide lecture on Yucatan architecture, ancient and modern, illustrating his talk with slides from his explorations.
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Henry Hornbostel
School of Applied Design
Carnegie Tech Pittsburgha
Atlanta
American Inskut
Piedmont Hotel
Hornbostel
At Tanta Art Association
Technological Society
Yucatan
Mornbostel
South
Emory University
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