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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1915
Page
8
Florence Conlin Carman wife of Dr Edwin Carman of Freeport will go on trial again for the murder of Mrs Louise Batley. Nassau County District Attorney Himith announced the case would be called May 10 after a previous trial ended in a hung jury.
An edgewood clothing shop at No 12 Edgewood markets suits at 1500 yearly, arguing modest ads draw attention. The piece contrasts its quality and style with higher priced clothes and urges readers to compare, noting Wilson's clothes are good very good choices for cost-conscious shoppers.
Macon voters authorized a $400,000 bond issue for city improvements to be reviewed by Judge A Mathews in the superior court tomorrow. Preparations for expending the money proceed, with plans to finance major sewer work and street paving as a response to the city’s financial strain.
Mrs J H Waldrop owner of a rural telephone system asked Buchanan city council for a franchise to enter the city. Representing Gainesboro Telephone Company opposed the request. Council deferred action and will meet again next Monday to decide whether to grant or deny. Tallapoosa officials expect to follow Buchanan’s lead.
Wareress reports barred chimneys and a local theft pattern as Henry Jonpson used a similar method at Wanor Ware county. Jolene Bow was captured. items including trousers shirts shoes and canned goods were recovered. Johnson faces action by a superior court.
A receiver was appointed by Judge Woof Thomas to oversee the Metalte Bank link action. The move aims to stabilize the bank’s business and address clogged loans. The depot noted by Jose and Gosia signals formal steps in the restructuring process.
A new West Point Gospel church in Lanett will begin construction next Monday. The contract amount is about 620 dollars and work is expected to be completed within a month, adding a convenient facility to the area as part of state church efforts.
Fosyth Ga attendance surged despite bad weather as Governor John W Slaton spoke at Bessie Tift College Founders Day Introduced by James W Callaway of The Macon Telegraph A lively program featured student utions and toasts by Blaodworth Forsyth Addressed by local figures with songs from Forsyth and Atlanta audiences.
In Chicago April demonstrations flared at a mayoral meeting as women activists opposed socialist and prohibition candidates. Police and party supporters clashed, speakers were drowned out, and several notable figures faced jeering or restraint while crowds demanded action and change.
A report from Washington notes the foot and mouth disease outbreak has led to the slaughter of thousands of animals. Officials claim measures to prevent further spread are in place, with nationwide costs and future losses projected.
The proceeding nears end as attorneys for the defense and prosecutors present closing arguments. Gov. Staniey and other officials addressed the jury while evidence was recapped showing the conspirators allegedly supported by networks of local communities. The defense contends the jury lacks authority to convict and seeks to establish the defendants’ innocence.
An advisory committee on aeronautics lists members including representatives from the army navy and weather bureau. The roster features officers such as Major General and Lieutenant Colonel along with university and industry appointees. The group is set to begin official duties with terms spanning multiple years and includes named officials from Smithson and Northwestern University among others.
Reports from London indicate Washington will act promptly in the Thresher case. Ambassadors Lise and Consul Gengrar will submit evidence on the sinking of the British steamer Y Wabi by a German submarine. Officials will decide on steps after receiving further official information and diplomatic notes.
April 2 district Addington reports more than 250000 dollars issued to new House members. The Sergeant at Arms Gordon and staff mailed salary checks totaling 280000 to cover the wages for all 14 representatives in the next Congress for March. Many new members will receive advances before the next session convenes in early March.
New York on April 2 authorities charged Ira nk Ammurata alias Antonio beandale alleged reader of a West Virginia based Society of Vagabonds with the murder of Leonardo Vincenzo at Paloaont West Virginia and with an extortion attempt against wealthy businessman Jamey Soutcher of Warduus.
Court issues an order appointing English as receiver from taking possession or interference with disputed property. Jurisdiction questions between Atlanta and Augusta courts to be settled by the reviewing court. Receiver to manage insurance assets and protect interests while proceedings continue, with further orders pending.
A dubious dispatch outlines British actions to halt contraband communications and policing of messages linked to neutrality violations. It notes American and British officials discussing transmission controls and potential penalties amid diplomatic tensions and wartime censorship.
Washington April 2 The Atlantic Fleet will leave Grantaname tomorrow for Langier Sound for spring tarzy practice Secret Danielsson after the arrival of the warships in some waters will go to Lampton Konds to arrange with Admiral Llucher the review to be held in New York tentative plans After they resume the fleet will move for the Panama exhibition style Fantina eunal probably Passe rthiausk the weitere iy early in July.
Fragmentary note describes sending food to Germany and Austria by mail. Mentions Chicago area and shipments of various foods, with references to packs, weights, and department slate provisions. Context unclear due to garbled OCR.
A report quotes Mr Garrison criticizing a proposed wartime prohibition regulation as impractical likening it to taking a bottle from a baby. He argues enforcing a dry ordinance across 23 regulations would be ill fitting and burdensome for military defenders.
In Chicago authorities decide a leper will stay confined in an exclusive suburb until conditions in Europe permit safe return to Italy. The patient, Onardi, formerly a watchman at the T moop Country lab, contracted the illness and was brought to the United States by a German liner.
Macon Georgia April reports Chief of Police Riley has filed insubordination charges against Detective Newberry. A hearing before the police commission was promised, with Newberry asserting he will prove witnesses accusing the chief of criticizing department operations including raids on illegal liquor.
James Wright and another youth were acquitted in a Nashville court after prosecutors argued the burnings at Sours Collegiate dormitory. The jury began deliberations after noon yesterday and returned a verdict to clear Wright, while Purho Bridges received a prison sentence on the same charge.
Falixburg reports a revival in sheet and tinplate production as mills reopen under war contracts. John Williams, worker representative, cites improved conditions and wage settlements, enabling independent manufacturers to rejoin the market despite ongoing supply strains and labor tensions.
A secretary presented extracts showing overall improvement in business conditions across multiple lines. The report notes gradual gains and steadier activity, indicating a positive trend with improvements reflected in several sectors.
Attorney General Grice on Friday clarified that when a large quantity of health department printed material is lost by fire, insurance claims may be collected only by the state board of health officials. The ruling underscores the board’s broad powers and authority.
The attorney general addressed questions from state officials about whether the state could accept bonds to settle debts. A Kentonwick corporation in receivership owed the state 2900 for gasoline inspection. The firm reorganized and offered to pay all debts with new lands. the AG advised waiting for court-appointed master to approve the claim and doubted the state could accept such bonds.
Chicago April 2 Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor expressed confidence that a general industrial tie up in Chicago would be avoided as a result of the agreement by striking painters and plasterers to submit their grievances to arbitration and by arbitration implicit in the settlement.
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