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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
14
President Wilson speaks on world conflict and enduring ideals during a session described as solemn and formative. He references religious and moral themes guiding nations, urging unity and the search for a universal tribunal of opinion.
A chaotic scene near Pittsburgh unfolds as a gunfire incident erupts when a young man and tormentors toss a beer bottle. Police arrest a suspect, and witnesses describe the crowd fleeing while a bystander recalls Civil War era bravado.
Fragmentary note recounts a choice between the stockade and a negro reformatory. Mentions prison terms, a roommate, and preferred treatment but text is incomplete and unclear. No definite names, dates, or places are readable to anchor details.
A corrupted text fragment notes bribery allegations involving Jersey legislators. It mentions that money sought influence, with references to medical college graduates and practice, and that a bill cleared both houses but failed with the governor. The readable lines imply a political scandal with incomplete details.
Wilkinson, son of Judge John Walkaxon of Fulton County, was taken to St Josephs for an appendectomy after suffering severe abdominal pain. Report says the operation was successfully performed and recovery expected.
The general business mood improves across the middle Atlantic states with White thr ee districts showing strength while most areas report healthier conditions. Textiles lumber steel and iron show revival and war materials orders rise in several districts. South and Western regions also flash improvement with crop prospects excellent and building activity rising.
At a Princeton trustees meeting William Church Osborne of New York City pledged 125000 to establish the Dodge professorship of medieval history. An anonymous donor announced 109000 for a professorship in economics. A committee reported progress toward 250000 to meet conditions of Mr Russell Sage’s offer of a like amount, with 920974 raised so far. Gifts include 100 thousand dollars split between endowment and current expenses.
City aldermen, voting unanimously against mayoral and purchasing department suggestions, back brick paving on South Pryor Street. Rival wards demand brick or nothing, with possible compromise on Ursor Street. Officials warn delay would hinder Lakewood project preparations and city funding, while the plan moves to the general council for final action.
A young woman, Mre Lili Helle Brawit, faced charges of assaulting her elderly grandmother, Mre R J Thorenson, and allegedly spitting on her sister in law, Mrs Brown. The court heard about family tensions and past incarcerations, with a $17 fine imposed after a defiant response.
Pennsylvanian rail plans inaugurate the Wilnight Express linking Cincinnati to Chicago with fast through service. The Cincinnati departure at 3 210 midnight arrives Chicago 745 am. return from Lowery at 12 10 pm arrives Chicago 745 pm. The schedule offers rapid connections for travelers from Atlanta to the Midwest and Northwest.
A Lakewood area farmer reported by police that two white men held him at pistol point near Lakewood Park Wednesday night around 11 30 and robbed him of 2 17. thieves also took two pairs of ladies slippers and four bottles of hens, description unavailable due to darkness.
Dr Adair will discuss mouth hygiene as a preventive health measure at a public event. The talk is hosted by the Athinta Den dab Society at Gould Building, Ratirde morning hours from 8 to 4. The event also includes a session on tuberculosis awareness and aims to inform community members about oral health's role in overall disease prevention.
Emergency Association will continue to assist unemployed women by placing them in daily positions through its sales and department work. Miss McClellan oversees headquarters at 19 Auburn Avenue. Mary Hines chairs the disposal committee and will run ongoing auctions of women’s handiwork, with Mrs. Darlaon handling the children’s clothing sale next week after the Atlanta Woman’s Club meeting.
The Panama Canal remains shut as a slide at Culebra Cut blocks the waterway. A Japanese ship, the Forml for Newstort, is among vessels affected, with officials stating the waterway will reopen tomorrow.
The Post appeals for mass turnout as T P A officers are to be elected today. The event includes a luncheon and motor tour through local landmarks, with speeches by leaders and a vote on the incoming slate. Community members and local organizations rally in support.
Albany reports Governor Whitman commuted the death sentence of Antonio Frane and ordered imprisonment in a hospital for the insane. The case involves a Rochester murder two years earlier and a state law directing return to prison custody.
A reader letter from Mrs Wattie of Gambield, Michigan claims Swamp Root cured kidney and back troubles after twenty years. She reports her husband also benefited and asks the publisher to print the letter. Notarized July 19, 1909 by Arvin W Myers in Vin Dur en Counts, Michigan.
A fragmented old advertisement offers Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It promises a booklet of information and implies a medical claim, noting product availability in drug stores and a standard price for bottles.
The monument to Sidney Lanier, Georgia’s great poet born in Macon, was erected with a bronze bust in an cedar surround designed by George B Cridland. Major James and Jamer the Poet, Governor John M Bla ton, and local figures attended. Atlanta invites the public to honor Lanier, Georgia’s renowned poet, at the unveiling ceremonies.
Chicago employment agents report 10000 unskilled laborers needed for railroad work between Chicago and Denver. Burlington will hire 2000 men by May 1, while other lines seek 4000 more for heavy tourist traffic and extensive siding construction.
Judge Ellis announced plans to urge state lawmakers this summer to pass legislation making divorces harder to obtain. He spoke after adjourning a Thursday superior court session that saw unusually many divorce hearings. He said every divorce granted is a simple act under dictation unless steps are taken to curb the trend.
A political figure warns that tougher divorce rules could push society toward savagery and unveils plans to frame an anti divorce bill for submission to the legislature. The remarks frame family policy as a urgent national issue and set up a legislative battle.
Announced performance by John L Moore & Sons with auditorium opera offerings at reduced prices for the occasion. Early selection urged to secure seats at Broad Street study location.
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