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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

Page

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Britain Abandons Gallipoli Assault in War Endgame

London reports Britain withdraws from Gallipoli after costly campaign. An official statement says troops are pulled from Anzac and Suvla while operations continue elsewhere on the Gallipoli front. Turks reportedly unaware of the redeployment. Monro and navy praised for the transfer. Continued on page four.

Gallipoli Wenton Gallip I Anzac Suvla Charles Monro Royal Navy Uvia Hay

Methodists of Florida Pledge Candidates on Prohibition

The Florida annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Tampa has endorsed a plan asking church members to vote only for candidates for federal and state offices who promise to support prohibition. The conference adopted a resolution urging commitment to prohibition on both state and national levels.

Tampa Florida The Methodist Episcopal Church, South United States Senate Congress

Plan to Collect Inheritance Tax

Governor Nate Harris seeks a state official to enforce inheritance tax collection, aiming to recover lost revenue. Discussion with Attorney General Clifford Walker centers on empowering Judge Hart through the tax commissioner to pursue full state collections, citing potential $50,000 yearly gains from large estates. The 1913 act taxes transfers to immediate family at 1 percent over $5,000 and other recipients at 6 percent.

Nate Harris Truw John C Hart Walker Harris Monday Clifford Walker Hart Lnsai Atste Thia Sonson

Baltimore probe reveals alleged baby trafficking network

The state wide vice commission named by Governor Goldsbordbugh reports sensational findings in Baltimore. It cites institutions where mothers entrust illegitimate children for a price and permanent legal release, noting 80 to 90 percent die and are buried on small plots, including a 53 by 53 foot plot housing five thousand babies since 1886. The inquiry links high mortality to early separation from mothers, while denying outright neglect. Police have closed a local resort, but no widespread immorality was proven. much activity is said to be clandestine, extending to factories and homes. The commission urges continued inquiry and recommends a permanent board.

Baltimore Goldsbordbugh Bce

Lynching of Two Negroes in Eastman Mob

Details report a mob of about 500 men extracting Sam Bland and Will Stewart from the Eastman jail at 10:20 pm and lynching them after they confessed to murdering merchant Ab Bacheler. The crime led to high tensions, the pair were hanged at a tree near the old Southern Railway tannery after being moved from town.

Eastman Sam Bland Will Stewart Hesroes Ab Bacheler Bacheler Bachelor Tastman Stewart Mracheler C N Mullis Old Southern Railway Trea

Governor Grants Clemency In 89 Pardons

Governor Harris, reviewing 89 clemency cases from the prison commission, approved several paroles and sentence reductions. Among those released were George Assery for manslaughter, Alfred Perry for murder, Henry Anderson for assault, and Robert Sindll for murder. The governor cited meritorious records and newly discovered evidence in some cases but withheld broader clemency despite expectations of more releases before Christmas.

Harris Raymonde Stapleton George Assery Richmond County Grawley Puke County Alfred Perry Laurens County Henry Anderson Fulton County Robert Sindll Coforad Brooks County

Moton Chosen Head of Tuskegee Institute

Major Robert R. Moton of Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute was unanimously selected to succeed Booker T. Washington as president of Tuskegee Institute. The appointment, made by a special Tuskegee trustees committee, takes effect after May 1916 with Moton to lead the school while continuing Washington’s memorial campaign.

New York Robert R. Moton Hampton Normal, and Agricultural Institute Hampton Booker T Washington Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee Ala Seth Low Tuskegee Frank Trambul Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Edgar A Bancroft W W Campbell Victor H Tilane Charce Charce In May, 2016, Major Moton Famous Negro Institute Booker T Washington Memorial Fund Major Moton Emmett J Scott Dr Washington Metoa Amelia County Virginia Pleasant Shade Vaughan Prince Edward County Armstrong Beaderx Booker Washington Washington National Negro Business League Ne- Eto Organization Society of Ina Serpnec Tonkagee

Labor Must Win for Great Britain

London December 30 David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, spoke in the house of commons stressing that Allied victory hinges on organized labor. He urged a surge of skilled and unskilled workers for new factories, arguing home labor is essential to cut war costs and arm Troops. He noted prior shortages but praised recent shell and weapon output growth as the war progresses.

London David Lloyd- George House of Commons Muuitions Department Firat Berler Livya- George Bersenay

Professor Means Falls From Car in Fulton County Accident

Professor T A E Means superintendent of the Fulton County Reformatory was badly hurt in a fall from a Hapeville car at Lee and Beecher streets. He suffered a fractured rib and head injuries, was unconscious at the scene, and later rested at his home after two doctors attended him.

Fulton County Reformatory T A E Means Lee and Beecher Streets Professor Means Beecher Street Constitution Mi. Means Means

Six Auto Robbers Executed in Mexico City

In Mexico City six men forming a band known as the robbers in a gray car were executed this morning by order of General Pablo Gonzales. They wore soldier uniforms and had been robbing houses for two months. The action is intended to halt similar robberies.

Mexico City Pablo Gonzales

Policeman Shot at College Park

John H Cook a College Park policeman was seriously wounded in the right shoulder by a double barreled shotgun during an attempted arrest of Wayman Haygood and Raymond Haygood. Wayman fled. Raymond was arrested and jailed. Cook, about 50, married with children, has served about a year. A $50 reward was offered for Haygood's capture. Police in Atlanta Fulton county East Point and Hapeville warned to hold a shar y lockout.

John H Cook College Park Wayman Haygood Atlanta Fulton County East Point Hapeville Raymond Haygood Cook J T Love Mir Cook Mr Cool Ia

Dr Butts Killed in Auto Accident Near Lexington

Dr Emmett K Butts of Newark New Jersey died in an auto accident near Lexington while en route from John Moodys place to Lexington. J M Alexander of Lexington was also in the car. The car overturned pinning both men. The cause remains mysterious with theories of suddenness attack or strangulation. The body to be sent from Athens to Jersey City. He was a Cornell graduate and prominent in agricultural work. Athens December 26 Special.

Emmett K. Butts Newark Oglethorpe County Department of Agriculture Lexington J. M . Alexander Lving John Moody Alexander Butts Tae Athens Jersey City Cornel Acient Cillegicha

Woodward's veto filed as recall election planned in city

City council met Monday afternoon advancing a recall for Mayor King and five aldermen. Debates centered on the mayor Abe Woodward's veto and whether it bars the January 5 election. Attorneys clash over legality while the city clerk states the recall election will proceed regardless.

Woodward Council Polit Board General Council Abe Cis Cir Ittal Citizens Committee Mayon Ansiai Lilia Wott 4 R King Cty

Weather Forecast for Washington Far Ahead

A distant forecast predicts fair weather in Washington with rising temperatures into midweek. Tuesday and Wednesday show improving conditions, with Tuesday remaining mild and Wednesday turning warmer.

Washington Geersla

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