Constitution advertising and distribution details
By Carrier in Atlanta the rate is 56 cents per month or 12 cents per week Outside Atlanta 60 cents per month or 14 cents per week J B Holliday Constitution Building sole Advertising Manager for all territory outside Atlanta Washington Bureau address No 1727 S Street NW Mr John Corrigan Sr staff correspondent in charge The Constitution is on sale in New Turk city by 7 pm the day after issue at Wotaling s Newsstands Broadway and Forty second street Times building corner Thirty eighth street and Broadway and Twenty ninth street and Broadway The Constitution not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents
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Atlanta
J. B. Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
S Street
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New Turk City
Wotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
City council urging delay of bond election to spring
Council favors postponing the September 20 bond vote. They warn defeat is likely due to 1600 to 3000 dead or moved voters on the rolls and the Jewish holiday on September 20 reducing turnout. A postponement could allow a future bond issue with better odds for passage.
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Atlanta
A. P. Stewart
Woodward
Laws That Cross the Seal and Dumba Recall
The piece argues Austria's wartime law criminalizing Austro Hungarian subjects in the United States for working in munitions plants was a rebuke to U S neutrality. It notes residents came here voluntarily seeking wages, and that the law abroad could affect actions of people here, a point linked to Dr Dumba and the recall.
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Dumba
Austria
America
Francis Joseph
Atlantic
Dumba's Austrian Policy Sparks U S Debate
Doubt rose over Austrian policy aimed at subjects in the United States as Dr Dumba planned strikes against Austro Hungarian workers in American munitions plants. The incident highlights America’s principle of freedom of individual action within others rights, contrasting European monarchies. It suggests officials may discuss the issue upon his return home.
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Dumba
United States
Europe
Prohibition Laughter From South Carolina Grows
A regional column pokes fun at the new statewide ban on liquor and the idea of a one gallon per man per month limit. It imagines loopholes and humorous scenes of residents measuring consumption while noting the law’s leniency and possible circumvention.
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Old and New School
Georgia
South Carolina
Sandy
May Repeal Seamen's Act and Restore American Flag
Congress may repeal or modify the La Follette seamen's act amid debate over its impact on U S shipping. Proponents cite increased American registrations while critics say high freight rates and foreign competition harm U S vessels. Justice Department rulings edge toward revision to align safety and inspection with practical maritime needs.
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Congress
United States Department of Justice
United States
Amercan
Pacific
Pacific Mail Ling
Atlantic
Dollar Steamishin Company
Vancouver
Department of Justice
Interior America
Dance Till Break Of Day In Georgia Tale Of School Pranks
A Fortland Press piece reflects on nostalgic school days and asks readers to recall old fashioned behaviors. The article provocatively lists pranks once common in classrooms from sneezing gimmicks to attempts to smoke the school out, questioning students’ focus on study.
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Fortland Press
Uncle Sam and the new program in a Balti more Sun style
A jumble of verses and quips praising and critiquing national figures and policy. Lines extol Uncle Sam and Wilson, mock caution, and urge perseverance. include an ambulance warning, philosophical musings, and a Dixie land refrain. Mentions Colonel Georges Bailey and a Tifton Gazette quip about Mr Bell Weevil.
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Willa A
Wilson
State
Sam
Georges Bailey
Houston
Saya
Dixie
Dixie Land
Tifton Gazette
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgment Hits Multiple Appeals
Georgia Supreme Court cases include Ai Loyd v Pollitt from Newton Superior Court with Judge Heid and counsel Milner Loyd for the plaintiff in error and King for the defendant Central of Georgia Railway Co and Standard Fuel Supply Co. Elders v Bane of Hagan before Talman Judge Fudge Surroughs for the plaintiff in error with Beasley contra. Macon city case before Mayor and Council with West Mathews for plaintiff in error and Defore contra. Redding Anderson administrator from unknown record.
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Pollitt
Newton
Judge Heid
KR. W. Milner
A. J. Loyd
C. King
Central of Georgia Railway Co Standard Fuel Supply Company
Ham Superior Court
Chariton
Lawton & Cunningham
I. W.johnson
I. R. Richards
Frederick Tr. Saugsy
A ‘ Elders
Bane of Hagan
Shortages Against E. E. Holcombe At State Buildings
Discrepancies rise in the Department of Keeper of Public Buildings and Grounds. An initial shortage of 2342 dollars is now joined by deliveries credited to E. E. Holcombe’s home, pushing the tally above 2842 dollars. Governor Harris orders a CPA examination by Alonzo Richardson beginning Sunday and may pursue civil or criminal collection via the attorney general. Holcombe left state service September 1.
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E. E. Holcombe
Department of Keeper of Public Buildings
Harris
Tarris
Alonzo Richardson
Abs Boon
Holcombe
Clifford Walker
Orphans Entertained At Ansley Hotel In Macon
One hundred orphans from Decatur Orphans' Home were given an entertainment in the Ansley hotel lounge after attending a Georgia Moving Picture show at the Auditorium Armory. The highlight was Evelyn Yourstland’s song. A juvenile life film contrasted modern and older homes, organized by the Juvenile Protective Association with Clifford L. Anderson presiding. Jacobson spoke of juvenile issues and recited Twain. Legal notices follow in the case list.
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Decatur
Ansley Hotel
Georgia Moving Picture Film
Auditorium Armory
Evelyn Yourstland
Juvenile Protective Association
Atlants
Clifford L. Anderson
Association
West
Georgia Tourists To Be Greeted In Every City Tour Rules Set
A south Georgia entertainment plan for the Second Seeing: Georgia tour was outlined by the general committee. Towns on the route will host lunches lodging and hospitality while rules for entries and convoy formation were agreed. A large turnout from numerous towns signals strong support for the automobile pilgrimage with Macon hosting the start September 20 and finish October 6.
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Harrig
Tus First National Bank
Reynolds
Bank of
Darien
B.A. Tigner
Carl Vinson
T. Millizun
Milledgeville
Harris
Georgia
Maron
Macon
South Georgia
Pricy
Smany
Rome
Wia
Adausvill
Roma
Cartersville
Athens
Atlanta
Anarles Db. Hurt
Good Roads
Georgia Ciuabee of Commerce
Majority of Council Pledges to Postpone Bond Election
A majority of city council members announced they will vote Monday to postpone the bond election. Alderman Thomson and others say they will repeal the ordinance calling for advertising the bond election for September 30, arguing postponement protects the bonds and avoids defeat if held now.
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Albert D. Thomson
Ashby
Aldremen
J. W. Maddox
Josge W. Armistead
W. MM. Johnson
Thomson
Menns
Benda
Maddox
Armistic
FE Uank
W. H L. Johnson
Couneslmin Bdawin F- Johnson
Atlanta Building Owners Barbecue and Convention Delegates
A large gathering of building owners and managers met in Atlanta for a barbecue hosted by the Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers. Officers were named, and a procession to Stone Mountain preceded a group photograph and social events. Delegates from across the region, including prominent local figures, attended with plans for next year’s convention.
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National Association
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