Subscription Rates for The Constitution in United States and Mexico
The Constitution lists mail subscription rates payable in advance for daily and Sunday editions, with tiered prices for daily and weekly plans and carrier options in Atlanta and outside Atlanta. Advertising manager J Holliday oversees outside Atlanta territory from Constitution Building. Washington Bureau address and senior correspondence contact John Corrigan Jr are provided. The paper notes New York distribution channels and warns against advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
J R Holliday
Constitution Building
Dole
Washington
John Corrigan Jr
Star
Constitution
New York City
Moralings Newstrands
Broadway
Party Second Street
Thirty Eighth Streets
Twenty Ninth Street
Greater Georgia Campaign Launches With Statewide Film Showing
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans a three year Greater Georgia campaign starting with a September 16 Atlanta Auditorium Armory presentation of a 10000 foot film illustrating Georgia resources and industries. Aiming to attract settlers and business, the effort will travel nationwide with exhibition cars, backed by chambers of commerce state wide and expects about two thousand Georgians to attend the premiere.
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Greater Georgia
Atlanta Auditorium Armory
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Allied Interests
United States
Atlanta
Maine
California
Minnesota
Texas
Chambers of Commerce
No Early Peace Rumors Do Not Deter American Resolve
Intimations of German Austrian peace talks through the Vatican or other channels have not raised hopes of a quick end to the war in the United States. Berlin and its allies seem poised to demand favorable terms, while the Allies insist on Belgium’s restoration as a condition for peace. The piece argues that neutrality limits U.S. action and notes the need for military preparedness and a broader reserve force.
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Germany
Austria
Vatican
Russia
Pope Benedict
Wilson
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Belgium
George R Kline
Moultrie
Kline
George A Eline Moultrie
United States War Department
War ends by exhaustion or no peace in sight
The United States will not intervene unless both belligerents express willingness to negotiate. Neither side is prepared to yield, and any peace would require exhaustion on Germany's side. Despite German victories in Russia, allies hold the upper hand, shaping terms once Germany is compelled to submit.
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Germany
United States
Bor
Kaiser
Vatican
Russia
Arnold Bennett
Prize 15 Offered To Young Boosters For Georgia Film
The Geor gia motion picture show committee offers a $5 gold prize to the boy or girl who secures the most pledges to attend a mass meeting at the Auditorium next Thursday night. Children 12 and older in Atlanta may win and have their names in the paper. Cards bearing full name and address must be submitted at the Auditorium door. Building owners and 400 delegates will attend the convention, with speeches by state officials. An afternoon film for public school children and telephoned invitations to leading citizens are planned.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Grenda
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
America
Haden
Building Owners and Managers Association of America
Ad Mens Club of
Georgia Chamber
Harris L . Branch
Quitman
JK Orr
Sam Tate
Tate Ga
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Thenr
Atlanta Public Schoola
Plenty of Georgia Room For Desirable Colonization
Martin Calvin of the Waycross Chamber of Commerce argues for immigrant settlement in South Georgia to boost population, roads, schools, and agriculture. He cites Georgia’s 444 people per square mile and compares to Sweden, urging volunteers to farm forty four counties from Springfield to the state line.
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Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Baltimore
Georgia
South
Halla
Sweden
Soula
Georga
Atlanta
South Georgia
Springfield
Affingham County
Cuthbert
Randolph County
Goshen
Hallymore
Teke Ware County
Chint of God
United States
Ware County
Martin
Calvin
Chamber Commerce
Georgia shrimp and oyster industry faces law hurdle
Georgia coast shrimp and oyster enterprises valued at over a million dollars warn that strict enforcement of state fish and game laws will hinder growth. A plan for a special act would legalize key seasons, establish inspectors, leases for oyster beds, and licensing for boats to boost production and protect beds along Chatham, Bryan, McIntosh, Glynn, and Camden counties.
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Georgia
Chathaw
Bryan
McIntosh
Glyn
Camden
Weseon
Carriera
Fish and Game Department
Charles Atnow
Georgia II
Iau
Ovsasion
Indorsement by Atlanta printers boosts Georgia Harvest Festival
The Atlanta Typographical Union No 48 unanimously indorses the Georgia Harvest Festival and pledges member cooperation. President Wardlaw will represent the union on the festival board and appoint committees. The events committee anticipates a week of varied activities at Carnival City near Ponce de Leon with over fifty attractions from 2 PM to midnight.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Typographical Union No 48
W S Wardlaw
P L
Rikard Carle DC
Grigsa Walker
Les T J Smith
Norma
Cc Carawa
R E Gann
N M Kirkpatrick
Walter Ht Grant
J Lee Barnes
Fea
Ponce de Leon
Carnival City
Evils of War Sermon by Dr Hall at Jones Avenue
Dr J J Hall of the Georgia Peace Society preached at Jones Avenue Baptist Church on Humanity Against War. He denounced war as the crime of humanity, citing life as sacred and highlighting mothers, children, and the brutal human cost, urging peace and protection for the young.
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J J Hall
The
Georgia Peace Society
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Hall Sale
Christ
Weil
City primary races shape up with Sept. 30 election
City primary set for September 30 with many close races across wards. Incumbents face opposition in third, fourth, seventh, tenth wards while several wards show clear favorites such as Pode Smith, Seay, Alyers, Reynolds, Foole and others shaping the ballot.
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Cimpalen
Wo Pode Smith
Kener
Waterhorks
Ro Seay Font Tot
Aider Min
Chat Og Alyers Dreomnel Nen
Frank Reynokls
OS Mall
Besser
Bor
Ouelia
Nelson Sprutar Ita
Ffannek
Leading Georgians Made Members of University Club
Recent elections to membership in the University Club of Georgia report several prominent locals elevated to honorary, regular, and non resident ranks. The list names senators, educators, engineers, and business leaders tied to Athens and the state.
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Allinta
Harivike
Horards
Hodgaun
Wai
Statin
Wes el Ted
Mbtary
Tesling
Horarory
Thomas
Wick United
Waslinara i
Mercer
Trventy
Fela Kelert
Berlemins Bowticattur
Ataurusta University of Geoder
Cniversity of Fear
Vie Rescue Horton
Rela Military College
Wilein
Laneisity
Feos
Wosroe University of Geei
Sersaty
Gk Smith
Renit
Anthiy
Glen
University of Gromt
Paul Trarnime
National Bank
Missioner
Minatay
Labor Debates Eight Hour Day With City Education Leader
Jerome Jones editor of The Journal rebuts Superintendent Landrum’s claim that school construction delays stem from eight hour workdays. He argues the eight hour day is a recognized economic standard and criticizes the education chief’s stance as harmful to the laboring class and future workers.
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Huldings
Syatem of
Teason
Building Owners to Arrive for Big Atlanta Meeting
Fully half of the 500 delegates are expected at the annual convention of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers in Atlanta at the Piedmont hotel. A special train from Chicago and other midwest points brings about 175 delegates, with the New York delegation arriving in Savannah and others joining through Tuesday morning. The event features debates, entertainment at Store Mountain, and honors for committee leaders. delegates typically represent substantial investments, with Atlanta seeing one delegate representing about $80,000.
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National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Atlanta
Piedmont
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Middle West
New York
Savannah
Store Mountain
America
Bankers Association
Aline
War fuels the horror and cost of conflict
An eyewitness account laments war as a crime against humanity describing ruined cities, fallen comrades, and the lifelong wounds endured. The speaker vows to bear witness to the horrors until wars end, urging truth over silence to wake the public to wartime suffering.
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J. J. Hall
Wotherhood
Werenglish
Canada
Mothersmack
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Quebec
Genual
Jesus Christ
Jerome Jones
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