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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
2
The afternoon papers carried Maduro’s stance to fight and seek armistice later as rebels press on. Deputies and spectators, including many loyal to the government, listen intently while minister de la Barra admits surprise at Madero’s refusal to accept an armistice.
An advertisement touts spring medicine as essential to cleanse impure blood. It claims remedies for pimples, boils, facial eruptions, and general weakness, promising appetite restoration and vitality. Available in liquid form or Saraatabs chocolate tablets.
Washington April 20 The reciprocity bill sparks party rifts as Democrats denounce fellow Democrats and Republicans criticize allies amid seven hours of debate. Twenty four speakers urge defeat, including two North Carolina Democrats. Webb clashes with Grand Kitchin over voting plans as North Carolina delegation fractures. General debate to close tomorrow with Underwood McCall and Dalzell slated to speak.
The Printers' Cost Congress of the Southeastern States met at the New Kimball Assembly hall, with Judge John Candler presiding and John E Burke delivering the welcome and response. R C Darby was elected president, Ed L Stone vice president, and Henry Crenshaw secretary, as discussions target economy, a cost system for printers, and broader manufacturing benefits.
Chattanooga Tenn April 20 The International Association of Special Agents and Police elected officers today President MB Earle Birmingham Ala first vice president P J ee San Francisco second president T L Phetpa iuetiela WW Va secretary Pannell Baldmora ia
Washington reports a House resolution ordered a comprehensive probe into expenditures and methods across all federal departments including post office treasury war interior agriculture commerce labor and justice. Chairman Ashbrook pledges slow thorough inquiry and promises to lift no department from scrutiny.
Seaboard schedules a special to Little Rock leaving Atlanta at 6 p m Sunday May 14 arriving Monday morning with round trip $1180. Tickets on sale May 18 14 15 extend to June 14 sleepers and coaches two regular daily trains inquire at city ticket offices. Three killed at crossing Scottsburg Indiana April 20 James Plamey wife and adopted daughter May Hodge killed by Pennsylvania train fifteen miles south of Scottsburg their carriage struck at a crossing.
A writer argues many rheumatism diagnoses are nervous or spinal issues. He cites a patient with hip and back pain who walked with a cane and slept only on his back, noting doctors misdiagnosed kidney or rheumatic origins. He plans to publish more caseobservations and offers free booklets by mail.
Provisional Mexican president Diaz faced calls to resign immediately to avert an assault on Juarez. Madero insisted he would resign only if the people’s will was satisfied and a new election set. he and other leaders demanded Juarez be delivered and an armistice signed.
The Georgia Travelers Association names delegates W P Fain RA Broyles Wo P Anderson Edger Oliver and BL Adams to attend the national convention in Philadelphia June 12 to 17. Georgia will send at least forty delegates. An executive luncheon at the Naw Kimball is set for next Saturday at 2:50 p.m. The Travelers Bank and Trust Company is being organized with ten thousand capital and a 50000 surplus. The organizing committee includes JR Gordon chairman W W Lounsbury W P Fain John F Cons A M Schoen J M Speer C J Hollingsworth J B Osborn Lea Smith O K Jelks L C Baldwin H H White Rn Rambo W A Carlisle and others. further names to be added. The bank's headquarters are in the Forsyth building.
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