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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1916

Page

14

Huge Sums Offered to Destroy Vessels

New York April 26 German government offered 500 000 dollars for destruction of ships carrying war supplies for the entente. Lieutenant Robert Fay on trial for conspiracy said money was no object for the plot. Witness Wittig testified Fay and associates planned bombs on ammunition ships, with Breitung directing targets. Police seized supplies of explosive TMN T as arrests followed in Hoboken after a planned test near Weehawken New Jersey.

New York Robert Fay United States Carl L. Wittig Wittig Chemical Engineer France Fay Walter Scholz Paul Dasche Scholz Scholtz Max Breitung Breitung Alsots Witte Hoboken Weehawken Wnj

Death of Wiley B Burks in LaGrange area

Wiley B Burks a prominent druggist of LaGrange died at a private hospital just after midnight Wednesday morning He is survived by his brother Henry D Burks and one sister Miss Viola Burks The body will be sent to LaGrange for interment French scientists discover a new source of vegetable ivory in the fruit of a small palm common in the Sudan

Wiley B Burks LaGrange Henry D Burks Eister Viola Burks Sudan

Democrats Split On Philippines Independence Bill

Washington April 26 Congress party factions failed to agree on the Philippines independence bill as President Wilson sent a blunt letter endorsing the measure. Speaker Clark urged extra time as caucus adjourned with opposition lingering and supporters doubtful of its fate. Representative Jones pressed to bind Democrats to vote for the Senate bill without amendment. Representative Conry proposed a substitute to delay action on this or any similar bill.

Washington House Democrata Wilson Senate Clark Jones House Insular Affairs Committee Representative Jones House Democrats Representative Conry New York

Digestive aid claimed to relieve rheumatism by Jacobs Liver Salt

Advertisement explains rheumatism linked to poor digestion and intestinal fermentation. It promotes Jacobs' Liver Salt as boosting digestion, increasing food assimilation, preventing indigestion, and dissolving uric acid. Claims relieved users, with dosing of one to two teaspoons before breakfast and a request for a booklet. Sold by Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta, Va.

Jacoba Jacobs’ Pharmacy Atlanta Ady

Independence resolution sparks tense caucus debate

The Philippine Islands independence issue prompted a heated caucus as Representatives Garrett and others considered tabling the Conry resolution but faced protests over a gag rule. Fitzgerald Sherley Ferris Adamson Brumbaugh Callaway Jones and others backed the bill in a conflict over U S control and a hearing for affected interests.

Philippine Islands United States Garrett Tennessee Conry Fitzgerald New York Sherley Kentucky Ferris Oklahoma Adamson Georgia Brumbaugh Ohio Callaway Texas Joiner Jones

American International acquires control of Mercantile Marine

New York April 26 The American International corporation a $50 million group formed with National City Bank allied interests has acquired control of the International Mercantile Marine by purchasing preferred and common stock. The Morgan interests may relinquish control while IMMs fleet numbering over 100 ships puts the buyer among the world’s leading steamship powers with lines under English and American flags. No official statement on changes to English lines was available tonight.

New York International Mercantile Marines Comany J P Morgan & Co Shipping Trust American International Corporation National City Bank and Allied Interests Pacific Mail Steamship Company Southern Pacific Company International Mercantile Marine Morgan International Merccantile Marine White Star Red Star Dominion and Leyland Lines American Atlantic Transport Lines Mercantile Marine Company

Missionary Congress Opens With Wilson Attentive

Washington April 26 President Wilson presided at the National Missionary Congress opening at Continental Memorial Hall with a thousand delegates. James M Speers led a prayer for the president and for the church’s expanded role in wartime Europe as John Mott described graves and costs of war and urged united lay and church action.

Washington Wilson Continental Memorial Hall Tempebt National Missionary Congress Jesus Europe John Ro Mott Edinburg Mat Congress Amelia Mott Brooklyn Wss

Will Leaves $50,000 Each to Tuskegee and Hampton

New York April 26 Miss Martha H Andrews will bequeath $50,000 to Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute of Alabama and Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute of Virginia. The bulk of her $1,150,000 estate goes to religious educational and charitable groups, many in New York. Berea College receives $325,000. The Young Men's Christian Association state committee and Presbyterian boards each get $50,000. After specific legacies, residuary estate goes to five organizations including the American Bible Society.

New York Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute of Alabama Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute of Virginia Martha H Andrews Lebiasiy Miss Andrews Berea College Berra The Young Mens Christian Association Board of Foreign Missions Presbyterian Church In America Board of Home Missions American Bible Society

Taggart and Kern Named by Democrats

Indianapolis April 26 Democrats nominated Senator Taggart for the U S Senate short term and Kern for the long term in the March primary. Adour was named for governor with a four delegate slate to the national convention. A platform was adopted and President Wilson urged to maintain peace with honor. Hoffmans Page Edward G Hoffman elected Kurt Warne successor as a member of the democratic national committee.

Indianapolis Indiana Taggart United States Senate Kern Representative Adour Ezovernor Germany Wilson Wilson Edward G Hoffman Kurt Warne Page Urle Democratic National Committee

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