The Constitution of Atlanta Newspaper Advertisement Info
The Constitution details daily and weekly publication in Atlanta with prices per month or week, lists editors and directors, and notes advertising management for outside Atlanta. It provides Washington Bureau contact, New York distribution, and dealer notice about advancing payments.
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Bunday
Atlanta
J. H Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
Jon Corgai Sr
Constitution
New York City
Vean
Hotaing
Furly-steuna
Times
Thirty-Eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Broadway
Eee
Georgia Story in Moving Pictures At Auditorium Tonight
The Georgia story with 6000 feet of film will be shown in sixty minutes at the Auditorium drawing 2000 to 3000 Georgians from across the state. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce plans a three year display campaign with exhibition cars and nationwide showings from Maine to California and the Great Lakes to the Gulf.
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Georgia
Department of the State
Atlanta
Willie
Ehila
United States
Maine
California
Great Lakes
Gulf
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Helpful Retaliation by Pro-German Bankers in U S
Pro-German bankers in the United States discuss lending Germany half a billion dollars to finance trade with the United States. They frame the loan as retaliation against Anglo French leaders and England, urging American financiers to act quickly if terms enable trade via this country. The piece presents a provocative, editorial tone.
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United States
Germany
England
Proposed Dollar Joar to France and England Against Trade
The writing discusses arranging more purchases of products for sale and a proposed Dillion dollar Joar to France and England. It argues retaliation by requiring payment in United States made products and suggests American financial interests would support similar measures for other belligerents.
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France
Sind
England
United States
Cotton Market Strengthens as Prices Rise and Demand Grows
Local and world demand for cotton surges as prices climb above 10 to 11 cents. Germany and other nations purchase and store American cotton while Anglo French loan talks boost market confidence. Analysts forecast 12 to 14 cents with a strong fall and winter season ahead, signaling robust business activity.
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Germany
Europe
Georgian in Berne Becomes Key American Diplomat in Europe
A Georgian, Pleas ant A. Stovall, serves as American minister to Switzerland from Berne, a pivotal neutral hub amid war. His post handles crucial American interests as European diplomacy shifts to the Swiss capital, coordinating with diplomats and passing much correspondence once routed through Berlin Vienna and Constantinople. His effective leadership earns praise from belligerents and Georgians alike.
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Berne
Switzerland
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
America
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
London
Stovall
Berlin
Vienna
Constantinople
United States
Bérne
Providence in it for me a Georgia vignette and wit
Nuggets From Georgia presents a brief verse about a man named Fhasti L Stanton facing life with a cheerful trust in Providence. The piece threads a rustic charm with a moral about blessings and weathering trouble. It ends with a rustic saying about Providence guiding his day.
When Molly Tunes Her Fiddle and Harvest Hymns
A collage of dialect verse and clippings notes prosperity mood as the countryside looks to harvest. Quotations touch songs about Molly tuning her fiddle, a Charlotte Observer column, and reflections from Mountain Patriarch and Covington Republican on fame, fuel, and plucky optimism amid war shadows.
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Molly
Charlotte Observer
Moully
Governor Harris Faces Juvenile Courts Move In Call
Governor Harris may include in the special session a bill to legalize juvenile courts in Columbus Macon Augusta and Rome after the supreme court struck them down under the old general law. Atlanta and Savannah courts were legalized by special laws.
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Barris
Harris
Columbus
Macon
Augusta
Rome
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Savannah
Hal Lambdin
J. R. Walker
Waycross
J. Randrail Walker
Eleventh
Valdosta
Waycross Judicist
W. W. Lambdin
United States District Court For the
Southern Disstrict
Georgia
The Only Open Door to Europe Through Berne
Switzerland, neutral in Central Europe, now sits at the center of wartime communications. The American legation in Berne acts as a clearing house for Europe, handling German, Austrian, Turkish, and Swiss interests as belligerents sever lines of contact. Mail and telegraph traffic funnel through Berne, making the city a storm center with heavy POW remittances and vigilant monitoring of suspicious activity.
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Savannah Press
Switzerland
Europe
Italy
Germany
United States
Berne
Clearing House of Europe
France
Austria
Turkey
Africa
East
Vienna
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Washington
Viena
Constantinople
Pais
Stamboul
Trieste
Roma
Innsbruck
Chancery
New York Herald Il
Gallen
Street paving solution urged for Atlanta streets
In a letter to the Constitution, Dr R Stone argues Belgian blocks are failing and costly to replace. He praises tar and crushed rock asphalt patches on McDaniel Gilmer and Piedmont avenues as smooth, durable, and cheaper than full repaving. He suggests Auburn avenue between Peachtree and Pryor could be quickly covered at low cost.
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Atlanta
McDaniel and
Gilmer Streets
Piedmont Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Peaentree
Pryor
Econmy
R. Stone
Atlante, Gi
Col Charles A Stokes Takes Charge Of Second Pythian Regiment
Colonel Charles A Stokes assumed command of the Second Regiment of the Uniform Rank of Pythians at a Knights of Pythias rally in the Steiner building Atlanta. Attendance reached nine full companies with addresses by Stokes and officers. Lt. Daley and Capt Cruickshank spoke on the rank’s work and benefits. The regiment plans to attend a grand meeting in Athens in May and the national uniform rank meeting in Nashville, with Stokes outlining a program for a full Atlanta regiment and benefiting from support of four existing companies.
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Charles A. Stokes
Knights of Pythias Hall
Steiner‘tmery
Pythians
Atlanta
W. G Moore
Atlanta Company No. 2
Ed L. Humphreys
Stokes
Georgia
B. E. Pomeroy
Athens
Knaights of Lythias
Nashville
Tenn
Forawtigs
Medlve
Wee Lienten
Ror. Daley
Eune
Mo Eubanks
Bires TL. Muara
Clens Mt
J. M. Waters
A. Cruichshank
Bol
Gwen
Weet
Ene
Faliows
Hiatan Lay
Marly Nisat
Niga
Neo 8
Mies
Uw Cley
Decatur Plans Pageant at Friday Night Mass Meeting
Decatur hosts a Friday night mass meeting at the courthouse to plan a one day harvest pageant for November 10. Over 100 invitations go to citizens through the board of trade to organize the fair featuring agricultural and industrial leaders, with Secretary-Manager J. Clarke of the Georgia Festival addressing the gathering. The plan envisions giant floats, a county wide parade, and participation from corn and canning clubs, 4-H groups, seniors, Scouts, and other organizations with a top band providing music.
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Decatur
Board of Trade
J. ¥. Clarke
Georgia Festival
Atlanta
Br. Clarke
Brooks
Quitran
Tebalb
Ibeg
Ururgia
Corn Ami
ANU
Livervie
Hoy Scouts
Campt! Cinls
Theater party at Forsyth features Morgan as guest star
At the Building Owners and Managers convention in town, J. Mocein, a millionaire owner, joined 300 delegates at the Forsyth theater. He performed a 15 minute song and dance, delivering jokes and a ragged but engaging act that included a playful anthem about Atlanta.
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Bob Knapp
Chris Cornelia
Forsyth Theater
J. Mocein
Mr. Morgan
Indianeapolis
Arama ‘Association of Building Owners and Managers
Morgan
Candler School of Theology Opens With Large Attendance
The Candler School of Theology opened at Wesley Memorial Church with a large audience. Bishop Warren A. Candler spoke on the parable of the wise and foolish virgins. New faculty members Dr. WN Parker and Professor Julius McGath joined, replacing absent staff. Registration closes Thursday and classes begin Friday.
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Candler School OF Theology
Wesley Memorial
Warren A. Candler
Emory University
J. A. Sage
Durham
WN. Parker
Julius McGath
Tebrew
de. Parker
Louisiana
Ele
Triniey Callowe
McGaih
D Shelton
Chicago University
Jewish Christian Alliance of America
Judicial affirmations parade in Banks and surrounding courts
A dense list of appellate decisions from Banks and other circuits notes affirmations in various cases. Judges Brand Patterson Fite Pendleton Walker and Hammond appear among counsel in disputes involving Field Davis McFarland Phosphate Mining Co and several others.
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Jedements
Carr v
Davis
V. Davis
Whitfeld
Fite
F. W. Copeland
G. G. Glenn
Maddox, McCamy & Shumate
Ww. C. Martin
McFarland
Washington
Rawlings
Vans & Evans
Hines & Jordan
M. L. Gross
Hardwick & Wright
Daniel Et al
Schwarzweiss
Burke
Haimmann
Stinson & Hatcher
C. B
Garlick
C. H. & R. & Cohan Frank & Burney
Smith Et al
Everybody Feeling Better Whitst Constitution Cotton
In Hawkinaville Georgia residents report smaller acreage and the shortest cotton crop in the area. If the southern crop mirrors theirs, cotton may rise to 12 cents and normal conditions return. People are holding cotton and selling only art as a cautious, improving mood spreads.
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Whitst
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in praise of a prompt payer
The poem extols a man of stately mien who wins applause and favor from all walks. He is not a soldier, author, or dramatic star, but the man who pays his bills on time, earning wide admiration and respect.
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Senate
Gene Statton Porter
H. Belt Wright
Catfish Prospects in Indiana Streams
The Indianapolis News notes better catfish prospects as waters recede, citing lore on regional names and sizes. It references the black community’s insight into catfish habits, mentions channel cat and mud cat species, and recalls large Ohio Mississippi catches with beardlike whiskers and regional nicknames. It includes anecdotes on bait preferences and regional sayings about catfish.
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Indianapolis News
Indiana
Stuegien
Maine
Great Lakes
Florida
Pexa
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Abe Msherman
Ohio
Mississippi
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Tri-Weeekly
Clark Howell
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell Jr
E. R. Black
H. W. Grady
Mexico
Story OF
Fhasti L. Stanton
Heallus
Providence
Covington
Sayn
Herozn
Bentztown
InneTime
Obra
Vernor
Jacksonville
Ivernon
J. L. Powell
Calquitt County
Jacceny
Powell
Re Beard
Moultrie
Arnow
Game and Fish
Arnan
Toombs County
MM. McQueen
Vidalia
Pickens County
H. H. Simmons
Paul Trammell
Olf Commission
Railroad Commission
Torfaculosis
The
Prison Commission
Craven
Milledgeville
New York
Col
Charles Stokes
Second Pythian Regiment
Cain
Mr. Morin
de Camiera Min
Comvudisn
Atanta
Washington Manufacturing Company Et al
Cal.ay
Wilees
Penn Et al
Thurman
Jasper
Park
A. ¥. Clement
Doyle Campbell
Greene PF
W. Branes
Hawkinaville, Ga
BR. F. D
Walt Mason
the CoNnavenon
Catfish Prospects
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