Constitution Establishment and Circulation Summary 1915
The Constitution, Atlanta daily established 1863, outlines weekly and daily subscription rates for U S and Mexico, advertising contact details, and distribution notes. It lists editors Clark Howell and others, with Washington Bureau address at 1727 Street NW. Not available outside Atlanta delivery details and carrier caveats included.
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Holliday, Constitution Building
Washington
S Street
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times Building
Yimrty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Consrizution
Fulton County Board Leaders Back City Help Worth $400,000 Plus
Chairman S B Thurman cites Fulton county funding to Atlanta for streets sewers and charities, arguing centralized government under the county board has produced efficient results. He notes editorial praise and stresses the board’s nonpolitical service by businessmen who have worked without pay or reward.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
S B Thurman
Turman
Alims House
Encpoint
Alms
Home For
Associated Charities
Old Soldiers
Soldiers Home
Home
Friendless Incurables
Cartia Steele
Old Womens Home
Tlorence Crittenton
Battle Hill
Peachtree
Ivy
Whitehall Luckie
North Forath
West North Avenue
Board of County Commissioners
Dr Dumba Mistake and American Law Respect
The Austro Hungarian ambassador Constantin Dumba apparently erred by presuming Austrian law could govern in the United States if tied to his countrymen. The piece praises U.S. liberty and notes immigrants become subject to American law on entering the country and upon naturalization. It calls for foreign governments to understand they cannot override U S law here. Germany is mentioned as more guarded in methods.
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Constantin Dumba
United States
Dr Dumba
Austria
Ag Dr Dumba
Germany
No Title Yet Inference On Enforcement Of Laws Across Nations
The speaker notes that her ideas on enforcing her own laws abroad mirror those of the Austrian ambassador. The nations of Europe would not permit such interference in their internal affairs and should not expect the United States to tolerate it. The speaker doubts any repetition of the offense will occur.
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Leston
Death of E N Hancock editor of Savannah Morning News
Elmer N Hancock editor of The Savannah Morning News died suddenly in Savannah at 71. For thirty years he shaped Georgia South's progress with plain speaking and fearless editorials. Though private, he connected with business leaders and kept editors up to date, prioritizing the paper over self. His work benefited many sections while his identity remained the newspaper.
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Elmer N Hancock
Savannah
Georgia
Hancock
Savannan Morning News
National defense policy urged with balanced preparedness
The piece rejects both overreaching armament and pacifist disarmament, warning against fear-driven spending while urging rational, moderate preparedness. It highlights submarines as key coast defense, arguing thirty seagoing subs equal one battleship cost and stressing submarine development as the priority after observing European warfare. It notes Haifa baseball interest and Russia's crop shortfall amid wartime context.
County Board Chairman S B Tarman Praises County Work
County Board Chairman S B Tarman lauds the recent county progress and courtroom and public works programs. He notes courthouse and almshouse construction, river area projects, trunk sewer work, bridge maintenance, street widening, and county support for city services. He urges taxpayer support and cooperation to sustain efficient governance.
Twenty four seek thirteen council seats in primary
Entry list closes at noon Friday for the September 30 primary. Twenty four candidates have filed with the democratic executive committee. Incumbent Zade Smith is unopposed for re election. several ward seats face contests while other candidates run without opposition in various wards.
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General Council
Zade Smith
J Ri Seawright
Charles Alverson
Frank Reynolds
J J L Poole
D Knight
Fatlons Third Order
Fred Woodall
T Camp
Suffrage Why Not From Colliers Weekly
A Colliers Weekly piece argues across four eastern states New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Massachusetts will vote on women suffrage this fall. It notes support grows as views shift from protecting male dominance to viewing suffrage as a civic need and contends past male leaders opposed suffrage for women is outdated. California’s late adoption suggests broad future approval.
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Colliers Weekly
New York
New Jersey
Pennslvania
Massachusetts
Clase
Noa
Reason On
Reed
Lincoln Greeley Phillips Curtis
Beecher
Governor Harris Improves in Hampton Vacation Recovery
Reports from Hampton Tennessee indicate Governor Harris, on a physician advised test trip, is improving and plans to return to Atlanta by Sunday to resume duties at the statehouse. He is expected to tackle an extra session call including prohibition and cotton crop protections, with the general appropriations bill as the key item.
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Poseang Actter
Tennessee
Harris
Hampton
Tenn
Haris
Atlanta
Atate House
General Assembly
Ogden to Speak on Streets Sunday in City Center
Dr Dunbar H Ogden announces Sunday open air services on Marietta Street near Five Points to reach city crowds who do not attend churches. The first gathering will be Sunday at 4 pm inviting all, especially the sick and poor, with Salvation Army involvement and pastoral support.
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Dunbar H Ogden
Salvation Army
Crawford
Army
Marietta Street
Court of Appeals of Georgia Judgments Affirmed Seaboard Air Line Railway
Georgia Court of Appeals affirms judgments across multiple city and superior courts involving Seaboard Air Line Railway and numerous plaintiffs in error. The record lists firms and judges for each case, with several reversals and affirmations noted, including affirmations as to sustaining demurrer for Seaboard Air Line Railway.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Bune
City Court of Atlanta
Tudse
Loving
Tye Peeples & Jordan
Marion Smith
Tagle & Phenix Mills
Moncrief
City Court of Columbus
Tigner
Henry R Goething William
de Worsley Battle
Vola
TT Miller
Lamb Receiver
McHin
City Court of Warcross
McDonald Bolling Whitheld
L. Sweat
Parker & Walker
Spence & I Smith
Brown
Colley & Colley
Continental Aid Association
Chatham Superior Court
Charlton W Spencer Conner
Douglas
Hewlett
Cobb Centre
Gibson Vo
Georgia Life Insurance Company
City Court of Macon
Hodges Robert W Barnes
Harris & Farris
City Court of Telferson
Johns P Cooley
Shackelford
Ayers
Hart Superior Court
Park A A McCurry
Julian McCurry
Thomas J Brown
J Ho
ToLani Charles
Reynolds A & Anderson
Witham Woodrum
Bawarde Vy Hitler
Forsyth Superior Court
Patterson J F Brooke
Cartersville Grocery Company
Rowland
Cartersville
Moon Neel & Weel
John T Norris
Roy
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
City Court of
Madison
Anderson Terey Middlebrooks
Sam del
Sibley
Plantng
Joseph B & Bryan Cumming
J M Hull
Fow Butler
C Foster
Shackelford Cobb & Ervin McDaniel & Black
H Shelton
Seaboard Air Line
Second Seeing Georgia tour starts from Macon on September 30
The Second Seeing Georgia tour departs Macon at 3 PM September 30 with a stop schedule extending through Milledgeville Athens Rome and Marietta among others. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans a luncheon and barbecues at noon in several towns as the executive committee coordinates route selection and entries.
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Georgia
Macon
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
C J Hiden
Georgia Chamber of Coumerte
James D. Price
Frank
Bond
J Dabney
Thomas R Gentry
George R McCutcheon
Willan
Stoddard
A C Webb
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Milledgeville
Faronton
Madigan
Farmington
Bishop Watkinsville
Athens
Commerce Jefferson Mavarile
Homer Carnelia
Tallulah Falls
Clarkesville
Helen Cleveland Dahlonera
Gainesville
Cumming Bail Ground
Nelson
Fate Canton Adairs Vile Rome Cave Spring
Cedartown
Rockmart
Cartersite
Acworth
Marietta
Atlanta
Jonesboro
McDonough Jackson Ja
Than Springs
Barnesside
Forsyth
Millergeville
Ini
Wwe
Hotel
Lanier
Wiicon
Muntiin
America
Women of Atlanta pledge aid to Georgia Harvest Festival
About 125 leading Atlanta women gathered at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to pledge united support for the Georgia Harvest Festival. Beaumont Davison and Edward Young Clarke spoke, stressing broad participation by women’s organizations and daily events during the festival week. The meeting heard endorsements from suffragists and club leaders, with plans for open doors and free concerts to benefit sisters in need.
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Women OF Atlanta
Pledge Aid TO
Georgia Harvest Festival
Atlanta
Assembly Hall
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Beaumont Davison
Edward Young Clarke
PrieGevern
Atlanta Womans Club
Belmont Davison
Davison
Fressont Davison
Warqua: Womens Organization
Georgia
Addres
Clirke
Ut Association
Rioua
Davion
Msgr
Look Nz
Tres Et Lesue Mont Davison
Suffrapists
Georgia Waltershim
AL Fanta
UDC
Uncle Morgan Womens Association Womans Studs
aAllanta
Atlanta Needlework
Inman Park
Doctors and druggists join fight on narcotics in Fulton
At a joint meeting in Atlanta’s chamber of commerce steps a seven member committee was formed to plan city and county enforcement of narcotics laws and to aid addiction victims. Physicians and druggists pledged cooperation with federal agents, discussed limiting paregoric sales, and stressed hospital support to cure and prevent relapses amid rising drug use.
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Fulton County
Viedicu
Chamber of Kommerce
United States
M T Davin
Policeman's Baby Wins Better Babies Contest at Church
The first Christian church hosted a Better Babies contest with Ber tha Loulge named winner after doctors weighed the entrants. A list of top contestants includes Hertha Lowse Laslett Frances Elizabeth McDonald John Wade Haden Elizabeth Adele Stanford Frances Lilizabeth Barrett and many others with prizes provided by The Womans Home Companion.
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Beb Hasletts
Bertha Loulge
Fridany
First Christian Church
Miss Haglett
Hertha Lowse Laslett
Holung B
Hunlett
South Boulevard
Frances Elizabeth McDonald
F C McDonald
Oak
HM Avenue
John Wade Haden
Washington, Street
William Gregory Drake
Jamea Staney Drake
Peachtree Place
Filizabeth Adele Stanford
T Stanford
South Gordon Street
Frances Lilizabeth Barrett
Mire Robert Young Barrett
Pulliam Street
David Celon Alexander Jr
David Clean Alexander
West End Avenue
Mary L Cox
Mire Luge Cox
Oukstaid Avenue
John A Kelley Jr
John & Helley
Wabash Avenue
Carolyn Louise McNeil
George
Inghiong Avenue
McNeil
Chester Jansen
Urs Hus Mansen
If Aan
Weshinetan
Terence
Jones
Andrew W Tones
Luckie Street
Mabel Leslie Church
Birs
Ashland Avenue
Ltane Mitchell Smith
Hugh Noval Smith
West Bake Street
Doris Liten Kimaston
WC Kingston
Davig Street
Schitlinger
Leonard Schillinger
Holderness Street
Queenie Cizabeth Matthews
al Mathews
Prospect Avenue
Delaware Avenue
Price Jack Newell
Louise Newell
Kirkwood
John Bordue Boykin
John Boykin
Myrtle Street
Ada Galanter
Bir
Leon Galanter
Capitol Avenue
Doris Hardwin
Rome Baldwin
Whiteford Avenue
Florence Mary Carter
Miana Carter
Igs
Grant Street
Womans Home Companion
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THE
Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell, Jr
E R. Black
H.W Grady Sc
DR. Dumba
E. N. Hancock
Congress
National Treasury
New York World
Europe
Administration
Ita
Atlantic
Haifa
Russia
S. B. Tarman
Frison Commission
Clewecy
Georgia Prison Commission
Emmett Stargel
Hall County
Wiley Jones
Captain Smithwarden
North Georgia
Arnow
Charles S Arnow
St Marys
North
Jackson Street
THYAS
R Jones
Texas
Troy
Texis
W J Spee
Dunbar H. Ogden
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Paregoric
Froneberger
de Phin
Fannin
Biatock
Bialock
Dr Runs
Piregarle
Tilain
Kennedy
C Cartiedae
Menurg
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