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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1914
Page
13
Essay on urinary analysis and the kidney’s role in filtering blood. It promotes using S-8 from Swift Spectro to purify blood, stimulate tissues, and aid kidney relief, claiming benefits for rheumatism cystitis sore throat and asthma with advice to write for medical guidance.
London April 6 By a large majority the amendment to reject the home rule bill failed in the House of Commons. The bill passed the second reading on its third appearance as cheers rang out from oppose tionists. Nationalist leader John E Redmond urged conciliatory terms while warning Ulster exclusion would be unacceptable. Opposition leader Andrew Bonar Law warned of civil war if pursued, yet would welcome renewed talks. Augustine Birrell praised progress toward settlement despite criticism.
The Commons vote on the home rule bill nears, with Redmond urging settlement now and Carson proposing Ulster exclusion. Noting abstentions and absences, leaders pledge to press the bill as last minutes unfold amid Irish celebrations and political maneuvering.
Lieutenants Oliver and Carroll under Chief Matheson seized 200 half pints of whisky at a Brady Avenue soda fountain after ordering a Cincinnati sundae. The term, misreported as ice cream, referred to a hidden liquor mix. Alien, the keeper, was held on bond.
A youthful romance ends in a divorce. Mertice Bayles married Sam Freedman in August 1907 after he ran a soda fountain near her hometown. Judge Wie granted her undefended divorce in the superior court, noting the unlikely reunion with the former soda vendor.
Judge Carl Vinson candidate for congress in the tenth district spoke in Irwinton urging anti gambling cotton legislation, denouncing national pork and urging lawmakers to act for the people. He criticized bosses and penny politicians as vultures harming public welfare.
Jon Mitchell former U M W A president urged federal supervision of a coal price agreement before the federal commission of industrial relations He argued a federal industrial council could investigate strikes without arbitration power claiming 40 percent of U S coal is wasted today miners should be well paid Coal mining opened a series on collective bargaining and conciliation hearings
The executive committee of the improvement commission will meet Tuesday afternoon at 340 o'clock in the chamber of commerce office to plan a systematic campaign to keep the public informed on civic improvement. The bond issue for the plaza will be discussed. The meeting will be at the new Commerce building, second floor, corner of North Pryor Street and Auburn Avenue.
Telegram from H E Howse of Nashville Tenn congratulates Atlanta for securing a regional bank. Nashville had applied but could not be expected to win, and Howse notes pride in the state’s facilities despite Washington’s stance.
Richmond Virginia police sergeant Philip G Neisz shot and killed Mrs Roberta Lester in her home, then shot himself as he was being rushed to hospital. Neighbor Emma Miller restrained him during the attack as Mrs Lester lay in the bath. A bottle of chloroform was found on Neisz, who earlier told Lester he planned to kill her.
Elbert Ga April 6 Special Elberts primary will be held Wednesday Apr 8 Every office is contested but chief interest surrounds the county commissioner race led by James McIntosh current chair man T M Swift ex representative and B Crawford ex commissioner The heated contest for treasurer features a dozen candidates many are old Confederate veterans WN Haley and Vaughan run a lively sheriff race A A Seymour announces candidacy for representative making four on the field
A called meeting of Automobile Club of Georgia members is set for 1 o clock today at the M and M club in the Candler building. Frank C Battey of Savannah, club president, will preside. Members and friends are urged to attend to learn how the organization will protect and advance motor owners.
Matthew Wittbank won a divorce from Harriet Wittbank in Judge Hillis superior court on grounds of desertion. He left St Louis Missouri for Atlanta Georgia and Harriet did not accompany him.
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