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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
4
Bradstreet division superintendent J Ef oC Pedder predicts 1914 will be the largest year in the South’s history. He notes cautious optimism despite recent crop and price uncertainties and argues farmers and merchants will expand sales as confidence grows, with many sectors expected to improve.
A 16 year old girl from Fame sem weeks ago disappeared from home and was found in a mill. Authorities secured the girl with an unnamed man connected to Greerwood Lot, and an investigation ensued into her departure and supposed abduction.
In Lownke county the curing process for meat relies on cold storage structures to improve quality. The method, once controversial, now yields excellent results and is gaining acceptance among local producers and residents.
A trip organized by Dr Booka named after T Wstington Luimeipal Clns plans a Sunday march to Tuslesee Alaunen. The itinerary includes a single round trip from 4630 for groups of ten or more travelers. Delegates must register with the Secretary at the hotel by 3 PM.
In Chestertown Maryland a grand jury adjourned without indicting two Black men charged in the killing of James Coleman, a wealthy farmer. Sheriff Brown kept police and detectives at the jail and planned patrols. Townspeople traveled from miles away, fearing an outbreak as tensions rose and rumors swirled about moving trials to another county.
A Savannah court fined J. Weitz Woods and 26 others two hundred dollars or twenty days in jail for selling wares during a period marked by an injunction. The judge warned that future violations would bring imprisonment without fine.
Milleisewille December marks the close of the fall term at Georgia Normal and Industrial College. President and faculty praise improved student spirit and more earnest effort. The register records student attendance figures for the term.
A Brunswick resident, well known locally for his business, died after suffering a stroke of paralysis tonight. He was stricken while at work and died after being removed to his residence. His death cast a shadow of gloom over the community. He is survived by his wife and three children.
Newark reports Dr Abra lath Tacobi, ex president of the American Medical Association, announced at a meeting of the booster society in Buffalo that his own cancer was cured by radium. He described a long period of treatment and the sequence of applications over several weeks, noting his relief from symptoms after the radium regimen.
A 13 year old boy in Chattanooga Tennessee faces a murder charge after a child dispute escalated. The assailant struck with a rock during a quarrel, leading to the death of an elderly man. Authorities report ongoing investigation and the boy's detention as the case proceeds.
Welters, chairman of the general I. IE Committee, appeals for financial aid for Colorado River flood victims in Texas. Farmers face destitution, need supplies and seed for upcoming planting season. A federal appropriation request will be sought when Congress convenes.
Meehan of Lownie was shot and killed on Chilmers Street by an assailant named Acosta, reported in Memphis dispatches. Meehan, described as a well known quiet resident with extensive property interests and two daughters, reportedly faced threats before the fatal shooting. The incident occurred after a demand for cash, with local authorities investigating the motive and connections.
A double tragedy in a lower east side New York apartment ends with two people dead. Police believe a double murder followed by suicide or homicide, with two men detained as suspects and one victim identified as William Ashan. Details remain unclear as investigators sort through a chaotic scene.
Washington December 25 post master general Burleson barred packages containing wild animals birds fur meat or plumage sent in violation of state or district laws. Such articles may be mailed only when lawfully taken and properly marked on the package. Dayton Ohio December 29 John Rita, 65, credited with inventing the cash register, died today in unclear circumstances after witnessing a distant recording device on an ocean liner.
Professors Tup Dr William Lowy of North Restern University and Dr Herbert Vo Neal of Tufts addressed a gathering on the Story of the Human Lineage. The event featured four logical sections by scientists and included talks by geologists.
The Georgia conference highlighted the American Association for the Advancement of Science with remarks by Atlanta officials and visiting scientists. Delegates praised rapid advances in education and research, note the association’s role in public dissemination, and welcomed attendees at a university club reception.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science zoological section favored sex education for youth. Professor Galloway argued sex is vital to life and should be taught as healthy, constructive knowledge at home and in schools, free of vulgar connotations. Other talks included Dr William A Lacy speaking on human lineage and prehistory.
Dr Mivers paper Mineral Resources of the Southern States notes about 55 useful minerals mined in the region with coal in most states, natural gas output of 1116 million dollars in 1912, extensive clay deposits, phosphate nearly all used for fertilizer, and iron ore output around 7.5 million dollars. The talk included a large distribution map and a hundred specimen exhibits.
The Bethel 4 M church plans a special Emancipation Day celebration on Thursday with parades by various Atlanta Negro organizations marching along the main street at noon led by a brass band. WH Crogman, Clark University graduate, will speak on Fifty Years of Negro Education at Bethel church at 2:30. A chorus of 400 voices will sing before and after.
Jackson dentist Dr M Lanier, 65, died by chloroform Saturday night in his home. A note cited ill health and finances as motives. He had recently moved to Savannah from Fort Savannah area and leaves two brothers and several sons.
The Atlanta National Bank and the Third National Bank declared semi annual dividends at their boards meetings on Monday. The Atlanta bank announced a b per cent dividend on its $1,100,000 capitalization, while the Third National Bank declared its usual c per cent semi annual dividend on the same capitalization.
Belmont and guests from New York paid $100 fines for violating game laws by hunting without non resident licenses. Chief game warden Richardson said the party, including C Oliver Ivelin Ji and others, were hunting on Belmonts preserves near Garnett, having killed two young deer before the warden arrived.
The Gordon Street Methodist congregation and friends host a grand get together with a pentertainment program, stereopticon views for youths, a musical program, and a reception for new pastor LW Collins. The event ends with an all old fashioned Watch night service revived as the year closes.
Mrs Herman C Martin of 72 Tennessee Avenue received word yesterday that her son Lynton Martin was seriously injured in the Lowsville and Nashville yards in Louisville. He had been a flagman and extra conductor on freight trains and was home for Christmas. His father, who travels from Diansville, will join him. Mrs Martin was told Warren left Atlanta Monday for Louisville.
Funeral notices list James Alfred 605 Marietta St died Sunday night. service 4 PM at home with Grand Army of the Republic and Apache tribe ceremony. interment Marietta National Cemetery. Also Mrs Alice Kesner 269 Lee St. Mrs Carrie Hammel 17% South Pryor. Mrs Lizzie Alexander Rome GA. Lamar Wadsworth infant. S J McMillan 95 Williams St. Aline Slaughter 38 Felton St West End. Interments at West View or Rome as noted.
The Atlanta Elks Lodge 3913 plans a New Year’s Eve ball at the lodge club rooms on Hines and Ivy streets. The ballroom will be specially decorated for the occasion. Many Elks and their ladies will dance the old year out and the new year in. Refreshments will be served free and visiting Elks will be welcomed.
Jasper Newton Cason, described as a moving pie gate operator, filed yesterday in the U S district court with Deputy Clerk Tred Beers for a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists no assets and declares liabilities totaling 496490.
A special communication of Canitol View Lodge No 610 FY & AM will be held Tuesday December 0 1913 at Baraca hall Genessee and Beattie avenue. The GA degree will be conferred on many candidates by special dispensation from the Grand Master of Georgia. Worshipful Brother Paul Pause AN will confer the work. Qualified brothers invited to meet. by order of Gro Dickson WM and Carl Dolviv Secretary.
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