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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1916

Page

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Germans Draw Near Verdun With Heavy Price Paid

London April reports German forces pushed toward Verdun north of the Forges Brock and west of the Bourrus wood while French restored positions near Vaux. Artillery duels raged on the Russian front as Turks, Constantinople says, check Russian advances. The Verdun battle saw heavy German losses as they sought to clear paths to Fort Douaumont, with 15,000 men advancing toward Vaux and Gaillette wood as French troops stubbornly held positions. Continued on Page Three.

London Forges Brock Haucourt Bethincourt Verdun Bourrus Wood Meuse Vaux Teutons Caillette Wood Viileme Haucourt-Bethincourt Might Forges Brook Varius Belsia Constantinople Teho- Ak Valles Petrograd Tehorus Arabia Constantinopia Sheikh Geman Bant of Verdun Fort Douaumont Douaumont Fort Kienertoe Gaillette

Segregation Law Adopted by Atlanta Council

Atlanta city council approved a segregation ordinance drafted by Councilman Renfroe to separate white and colored residents on city blocks and mitigate conflict and ill feeling. The measure, described in full in The Constitution, aims to raise separate blocks for housing, beds, and assembly to preserve public peace and welfare.

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MEMPHIS SHERIFF AVOIDED OUSTER IN PROHIBITION CASE

Memphis Tenn April 2 Chancellor F H Heiskell dismissed ouster proceedings against Shelby County Sheriff John A Reichman ruling the sheriff could act against law violators only with arrest warrants and that the grand jury or warrants supply the initiative. The state planned an appeal to the supreme court.

Memphis Tenn F. H. Heiskell John A. Riechman Shelby County Holakell

West Texas Bank Fails to Open Doors in San Antonio

San Antonio April 3 The West Texas Bank and Trust Company a state supervised institution failed to open after being ordered closed yesterday by State Banking Commissioner John Patterson Mismanagement was charged The bank held about 250000 in the city Depositors in the saviage department may receive about seven cents on the dollar Deposits protected by state guarantee exceed 1000000 The bank may be reorganized

San Antonio Texas West Texas Bank and Trust Company John Patterson

Freshen Up Property With Simple Spring Upgrades

Economy and good appearances go hand in hand as a few paint dollars renew weatherboarding frames and outbuildings. Lime disinfectants and cleansing agents protect health, while a clean, sanitary home boosts value. Clean up and paint up is the spring slogan advertised by local suppliers in The Constitution.

Nine Rail Boards Invited to Meet in Atlanta

Georgia railroad officials call nine southern state commissions to a May 10 meeting at the state capitol in Atlanta to seek uniform intrastate freight treatment and form a permanent southeast association guiding future rulings. The call covers Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Tennessee Florida Mississippi Kentucky and Georgia with hopes for broader coordination and standardized tariffs.

CM. Candler Georgia Railroad Commission Railroad Commissions Capitol Building Atlanta Georgia Commission Georgia, Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Southeastern Southeast Janie Fight Comunissiona Virginia Robert R. Prentis State Corporation Commission North Carolina Hudson Burr State Railroad Commission Mississippi F. M. Shepard Kentucky J. P. Finn Candler Follhwayginia South Carolina Florida Georgia Alabama Tennessee Railroad and Corporation Commissions Southeastern States

Innocence Proclaimed By Innes In First Statement

Victor Innes and his wife faced questions in a prolonged municipal court hearing over the disappearance of the Nelms sisters. Innes declared innocence and confidence in acquittal if courts are allowed their due course. The case, linked to earlier Perjury charges against John Manget, drew a large crowd and featured testimony from Bijou Theatre figures and police officials.

Victor Innes Sadie de Vols Hoechse Coache Rosser John Aa. Manger Marist John McMilien Regently Bijou John J. Eagan Dan Manger Newnan John McMillan Bessie Parker Ming Parker Loadie de Vals Horace Grant Waas Misa de Vois Criticiam Chicago Manget Dan Manget Nally Britt Craig Nelms Efeters Beatrice Nelms Blole Dennis Innes Atlanta Prizon Aniston Ala Southern Chief Mays Leo M. Frank Frank Curios Birmingham Eros

Atlanta Mecca for Cotton Men at 20th Convention

Delegates and visitors arrived in Atlanta for the opening of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association convention at the Piedmont hotel. The program includes addresses by H. D. Harris of New York on American branch banks abroad, and Charles H. Herty on the dyestuff market, with discussions on Federal Trade Commission efforts. An afternoon barbecue at the Druid Hills Golf Club and a Candler warehouse tour are planned for attendees.

Maxwell Party Maxwell T. A . Bennie Misa Lois Reante McLean_Tikton Pelt City Ala Plednunt Hotel Terminal Station Maxwel Buick Company Allents American Gotten Manufacturers’ Association Atlanta Philadelphia American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association Piedmont Hotel Scott Clexwell Curlvvalle Walcome Ediward Stuart W. Cramer Charlotte N. G Wlilcoms H. D. Starris New York Harris Wational City Bank America Central South America Atlantic Dr. Herty Charles H. Herty The American Chemical Society Chapel N.C Federal Trade Coormission William J. Harris Washington, D.C Peachtree Hotal Druid Hills Gale Club Georgia Asa Candler Mew Candler Cotton United States Piedmont Scott Maxwell B. D. Harris George F. Hoffman Hoffman-Carr Manufacturing Company Michael G. Price Arthur H. Lowe Association Fitchburg Mass Thomas W Jackson Anstey Jackson Storm Johnston, Storm & Co Albert Greene Duncan Boston National Association of Cotton Manufacturers American Association Indian Head Mills Cordova, Ale E. Chappell Fran G North le L Arnold Allan F. Joba

Villa's Blindfolded Retreat Shapes Mexican Pursuit

Report from April 3 states Francisco Villa, wounded but with eight men, moved toward Parral along a route known as Pancho's road, as American forces lag behind after being misled by peon informants. Pershing notes growing difficulty in obtaining reliable guides while Villa seeks a safer southern route.

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Feather Prophecy Generically Fair Weather Signal

Weather summary notes generally fair conditions with high and mean temperatures. Past 24 hours show varying readings and precipitation deficits since the first of the month. Data reflects reports from multiple stations with regional variations in temperature and humidity.

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