03 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1916
Page
1
Reports say Villa's adherents are gathering for a thrust along Pershing's communications while American patrols press the chase. Fears grow among old campaigners of a prolonged pursuit as Mexican expedition forces search for Villa and his men. Sources note signs of fatigue and scattered resistance as naval observers monitor coasts for a decisive move.
Reports indicate Pancho Villa remains at large as General Pershing plans a sweep west and south of Guerrero to trap his forces. Dispatches note ammunition kept, and conflicting rumors about Villa’s movements toward the hills, with no official word on Mexican government troops or further action.
Arrangements for the twentieth annual convention of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association in the Piedmont hotel convention hall begin for a two day session at 10 o clock tomorrow. Maxwell and Greene arrive, with expected attendance of 6000 to 7000 visitors, highlighting a major southern industry gathering.
The piece argues good appearance prolongs garment life and that dry cleaning offers a cost effective, frequent upkeep. It highlights Atlanta stores offering affordable cleaning that makes gowns and wraps look like new, with leading cleaners advertising low prices and large service.
Opening of the ticket sale in the Auditorium draws crowds, with boxes at 40 and 320 arena seats priced for the first 24 rows. Single tickets range from 9 to 1 in various back and balcony sections, as opera seasons promise an attractive lineup led by Caruso and Puccini productions and a ballet by Polacco.
Washington reports on April 2 shows Senator Cummins releasing an unfavorable outline for Supreme Court nominee Louis D. Brandeis. The denunciation centers on Brandeis’s actions as counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission regarding 5 percent wage advances. Cummins argues the closing argument admitting rail carriers’ revenue inadequacy harmed public ethics. The report emphasizes the moral questions raised and notes three Democratic supporters of Brandeis will join the full committee review.
The sale of single seats for this year’s Metropolitan Opera season begins at 9 o’clock this morning at the Cable Piano company on North Road street. Season seats this year are announced as far larger in number than in many preceding years.
Berlin reports that French troops have evacuated Vaux and fallen back south of the town after French defenders repelled a German assault in the Calllette wood near Fort Poyaumont. The front along Verdun remains busy with bombardments, counterattacks, and aerial actions as both sides press attacks near Malancourt Le Mort Homme and across the Meuse sector.
New York April 2 William M Barrett president of Adams Express announced that Adams Express has acquired a controlling interest in Southern Express. No management changes are planned with Worton Plant remaining chairman J W Leary president and R A Williams vice president. Southern Express spans much of the south and employs 500 to 600 in accounting.
The Marietta Street Merchants and Manufacturers association launches a week long carnival with a free pavilion at 186 Ma nella street hosting offices, displays, and booths. The Kennedy shows arrive despite Sunday train restrictions, promising a grand week of parades, suffrage processions, and a potential permanent association.
Mrs Margaret Carlisle Craig, central figure in a Los Angeles alienation of affections suit, remained in Atlanta in a fragile condition after a nervous breakdown. Attorney R O Holton denied in toto the allegations against Mrs Craig, stating she had denied connections with Stribling and would contest all attacks while her condition improved. The couple wed in Atlanta on February 29 and then traveled to the Pacific coast.
A Columbus Ohio couple, married eight months, arrived in Atlanta seeking aid on their walk to a Macon farm. Roland Kennedy, a veteran of three years who was mustered out at Panama, and his wife left their relative’s place penniless and hungry. They were assisted by J Logan of Associated Charities and later by Friends Rescue Mission. Logan will verify their story and seek transportation for the rest of the trip if true, with Kennedy confident of securing work upon arrival near Macon.
British reports recount Friday and Saturday Zeppelin raids causing 34 deaths and 166 injuries. Sunday night raid on Scotland noted no details yet. Bombs struck coastal towns, a tram inspector and a conductor among those hurt, and a French polishing shop fire followed a German air attack.
Tokio report states the steamer Wakatsu Maru wrecked on a sunken rock near Nagasaki while en route to coastal points. Eighty one passengers and sixteen crew members are believed drowned. The vessel was 252 tons, with a stern note on voyage options.
Weather outlook shows showers and possible thunderstorms in Washington Koreca Georgia on Monday. Tuesday improves to fair conditions with lingering chances of showers in northern areas. Alabama and Tennessee forecast cloudy to party cloudy with cooler, drier conditions later in the period. Louisiana expected warmer on Tuesday with overall mild conditions across the region.
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