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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1914

Page

10

Alkahest Lyceum Course to Return at Auditorium Armory

Arrangements completed for the Alkahest Lyceum Course to be held at the Auditorium Armory this season. Ten attractions from October to May will be offered at 1.50 for a reserved pass, with profits donated to Associated Charities. Notable acts include Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony, Mme Evelyn Scatney, Dr Newell Dwight Hills, Senator La Follette, and more.

Alkahest Lyceum Auditorim Armory Naminal Alkahest Company Associated Charities New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Damrosch Mme Evelyn Scatney Boston Opera Company Howard White Eric Hayne Donald Proctor Newell Dwight Hillis Robert al. la Follette Neapolitan Hush Black Scotland America Leland T. Powers George Bernard Shaw The Blue and Gray Company Sammis ‘MacDermin Chicago James G. MacDermmd Frederick “Warde Metropolitan Male Quartet Avand

Atlanta's godmother Martha Lumpkin Compton birthday

Mrs Martha Lumpkin Compton celebrated her 17th birthday at her Linestreet Decatur home. The piece recounts early Atlanta history, Lumpkin family influence, and the origin of the city names Marthasville and Atlanta, highlighting Compton's ties to the region's growth.

Martha Lumpkin Compton Linestreet Decatur Compton Atlanta Marina Lumpkin Athens Lumpkins Western and Atlantic Railroad Western and Atlantic Railroad Made Its Terminus At Its Present Site, Mr Lumpkin

Howard Named Nominee by Fifth District Democrats

Congressman William Schley Howard was unanimously nominated by the Fifth District Democratic Convention in the Senate chamber of the Capitol. Several speeches endorsed Howard’s record. The new Fifth District Democratic Executive Committee was elected, naming Dr Gore of DeKalb as chair and John W Mogie of Fulton as vice chair, with Archie Lee and others selected as members.

William Schley Howard Senate Capitol Fulton County Wasa- Bers Ey Andrews Aronie Lee Wil “Fie "van Hooten Frank Bell Dekalb County Goss D. B Philips Marshall George A J. Metlee Camwell D B. Bullard Cp Vickers Douglas County Z. T Doke J RB Duncan Rorkdale Henry McCalla Ft O Gales

Sixth District Meeting Nominates Wednesday

The sixth congressional district convention will be held at Indian Springs tomorrow at noon to name a candidate to succeed Bartlett. The Fayette delegation includes Anderson, Felton, Simmons Jr, Picks Jr, Bowdre, Taylor, Barnes, Turner, Gibyon, Young, Smith, Cason, Bates, and Strothers among others.

Onal Wld Indian Springs Womirams TW Wise Fayettean Teom Bartlett Mr. Wise Weentop High County Wall WT Anderson WH. Felton J Simmons Jr RB Picks, Jr J. Ross Bowdre Mallory H. Taylor

Seaboard seeks to end Savannah to Montgomery night train

Seaboard Air Line petitions the state railroad commission to discontinue the through night service from Savannah to Montgomery after four years of operation at a loss. It proposes two local day trains between Savannah and Helena and Montgomery and Richland. Towns protested include Abbeville Rochelle Americus Cordele Lumpkin. The Savannah Press and Macon News fear delayed newspaper deliveries.

Savannah Montgomery Snanch Seaboard Air Line Railroad State Railroad Commission Seaboard Helena Rieh- Tana Abbeville Rochelle Americus Cordste Lumpkin Savannah Press Macon News Luke Pettus B G. Mason Lee Allen DP. Nicholson Hochelle B. M Gannon

Fulton County Tax Rate to Be Reduced

Fulton County residents will see a reduction in state tax rate by 45 cents per $100, lowering Fulton’s state tax bill. The new7.5 412 mill rate on Fulton’s $132,398,200 returns would yield $595,782.90 in state taxes, down from $861,931. County officials expect a possible slight county tax cut as property returns rise, though courthouse expenditures and new institutions limit the change.

Capitol Fulton County Fulton Tali C. Waters Waters Negro Reformatory S Home For Women

City to File Answer in Crematory Suit

Atlanta seeks to block a receiver for New York Destructor plant alleging contract details and operation guarantees not met. City attorneys Mayson and Ellis set to file response within days, opposing appointment of a receiver and asserting plant noncompliance before any further payments.

Atlanta James L Mayson WD ‘Ellis, Jr New York Destructor Company Newman Ciy

Three Milk Dealers Fined in Macon Georgia

In Macon on August 25 Special Milk Inspector Moun fined three dealers for selling milk with excess bacteria in recorder’s court. Defendants included T. D Barkley a dairy man and restaurant keepers John Andres and Sam Buz. Barkley faces a second fine for impure milk while Andres and Buz say they have met all requirements and are unsure what else to do.

Macon Moun Deaiers Recorder's Court T. D Barkley John Andres Sam Buz Barkley

Ohio Democrats Urge Legislative Rest Platform Adopted

Ohio Democrats and progressives adopted platforms at conventions in Columbus while Republicans adjourned. The platform pledges legislative rest, urges Congress to enact a workman’s compensation act, reaffirms old party pledges, and endorses state prohibition and a proposed state equal suffrage amendment. Roosevelt’s treaty stance is echoed and calls arise to end costly entanglements with Central American states.

Columbus Ohio Lindl Congress Roosevelt

Road Bond Election in Sumter Postponed Due to Conditions

Americus Ga August 26 Special The Sumter County commissioners met this morning and recalled the order for the election on the proposed 200000 road and bridge bonds. They cited current financial conditions and local opposition to bonds as reasons to delay until conditions improve.

Americus Sumter

Black man surrenders after fatal harm incident in city

Robert Thomas arrived from Upatoi this afternoon and surrendered to authorities claiming Pearlee Thomas, also Black, came to his home armed with a rock and threatened him. He said he used a public safety item, fatally harming Pearlee. The fatal incident occurred today.

Cums Robert Thomas Upatoi Pearlee Thomas Robert Pearlee

Dr Thomas P Hinman Aids Americans In Scotland

Dr Thomas P Hinman the Atlanta dentist stayed in Scotland to aid stranded Americans amid wartime travel disruptions. He served as secretary to a Glasgow committee forming to help travelers, with Mrs Hinman and Miss Louise Broyles among accompanying members.

Thomas P. Hinman Atlanta Europe Scotland Hinman Louise Broyles Arnold Broyles Glassow Glasgow America

Dynamite Explosion Injures Americus Well Borer

Americus Georgia August 25. Allen Johnson a well borer was badly injured by a dynamite blast in a steel well casing. The charge exploded as it neared the surface after being withdrawn. Steel fragments sprayed in all directions striking Johnson and cutting his right side open. Debris also damaged a dwelling nearby.

Americus Allen Johnson Johnson

Hundreds watch son baptize aged father in Rome

Rome Ga August 25 Hundreds of spectators gathered at Silver Creek near the Southern railway trestle to witness a rare religious ceremony. The Rev D Mathis a Holiness sect minister baptized his father E P Mathis 62. The elder Mathis was among those baptized by the young man in a notable display.

Rome Silver Creek Southern D. Mathis E. P. Mathis Mathis

Louisville Votes Improvement Bonds for Sewerage

Louisville Georgia votes bonds for sewerage and water system extension. Twelve thousand dollars of bonds mature in thirty years at five percent interest. Work to begin within a month. Citizens gratified by progress.

Louisville

Suit for $20,600 over son’s scalding death in Cordele

Cordele Ga August 26 Special p For the death of their son Oscar McLeod who was scalded to death in a pit of boiling water near the boiler rooms of the defendant company Dol Me and Martin McLeod have entered suit for $20,000 against the Atlantic Ice and Coal corporation The woman is suing for $15,000 the estimated full value of the boy s life while the man is suing for the value of his boy s services until he reached the age of 20 years

Cordele Oscar McLeod Dol- Me Martin McLeod Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation

Will of Sen Norwood Held Valid by Court

Savannah August 25 Special Jude Henry McAlpin ruled the will of late Thomas M Norwood former United States Senator from Georgia valid despite claims of lack of testamentary capacity. He held the estate in trust with Citizens and Southern Bank until the heirs reach age while the decision will be appealed.

Savannah Jude Henry McAlpin Court of Ordinary Thomas M. Norwood United States Georgia Dudge MecAlpin Tegal

Boxed witness face leads to fine in police court

Mrs. F. Levitt of 374 Moore Street fought a man’s testimony in police court Tuesday afternoon and was fined $5.79 by the recorder after boxing the witness. Earlier she had been fined $373 for a prior incident with Mrs. Sarah Valensky of 37-B Moore Street over a family dispute. Valensky’s son Robert testified for his mother and was attacked by Mrs. Levitt in the street.

F. Levitt Moore Street Feliceman Lon Evens Recorder Levitt Sarah Valensky

Dobbs to Be Declared Democratic Nominee for Senator

A meeting of the thirty-fifth district senatorial committee will be held at the Ansley Hotel this afternoon to declare EB P Dobbs of Marietta the Democratic nominee for senator.

Ansley Hotel EB. P. Dobbs Marietta

Grain Company Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Des Moines August 2 the B Larkwood Grain Company filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Assets are listed at 300000 with liabilities of 250000. Company officers said creditors brought the suit citing inability to ship grain due to the European war and lack of rail cars as the cause.

Des Moines Larkwood Grain Company

Crisp Court Convenes in Crisp County August Term

The Superior Court of Crisp County convened yesterday with Judge W F George presiding. Civil and criminal dockets are heavy, with the civil docket unusually large. Several damage suits against the Georgia Southern and Florida Railway arising from the January 9 wreck of southbound train No. 2 are listed for trial this term. Delicious shortcakes and pastry made with Almixt Self-rising Flour are advertised.

Carmelc Superior Court of Crisp County Ww. F. George Georgia Southern and Florida Railway

Return of Carl A Zillig From War Torn Europe

Carl A Zillig, former custodian of the North Avenue Presbyterian church, arrives home with his 1 year old daughter Anna after a perilous voyage from Basel to New York. They endured arrests as spies in Germany and a mined trestle crossing. From Rotterdam to England they aided a German born refugee, Mia Moye, and endured further detentions before reaching America. Zillig declined a lavish Basel inheritance to remain near East North Avenue and the North Avenue church. The exact inheritance will be known after the war.

Carl A. Zillig North Avenue Presbyterian Church Jan Storebip North Avenue House of Worship Zellig Basel Switzerland K. A. Mathieson North Avenue Presbyterian Anna Germany England Scotland Glasgow America Washington Atlanta Ais Rotterdam Strassport Caln Coln Zillig Zelilg Zeéllig Mttie Mia Angustina Moye Philadelphia Zillg Light Mrs. Moye Hinman Zig Thomas °. Hinman Dr. Hinman Ina Louise Broyles Arnold Broyles Zilig Liverpool Baltic New York the Constitution Zulg East North Avenue

Pelham Court Begins August Special Term

Pelham Ga August 25 special term of city court convened with Judge KD Bush presiding. Four cases, all for violation of the prohibition law, were disposed of today.

Pelham Court Pelham City Court of

Return of Martha Fort From Europe by Cunard Line

Martha Fort of Mount Airy Mount Airy is returning from Europe after months abroad aboard the Cunard line. She sailed from Liverpool and is due in Boston today to rejoin her family at Mount Airy.

Mount Airy GayauguEe Zospe Martha Fort Franconia Cunard Line Liverpool Boston Mount Ha

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