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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1915

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Ships to be Bought by United States From Any Country

Washington plans to buy belligerent ships to avert prohibitive prices while pending legislation passes. Officials say Britain and France have stated views on registry changes, but US purchases will involve private or government ships only if bona fide. The Dacia case tests rights after hostilities begin and signals Anglo American doctrine alignment for a century.

Washington United States Senate Sas Bryan Great Britain France Galveston Notr State Department Wliies Wilson Wig England

Twenty Children Hurt as Orphanage Building Collapses

New Orleans January reports a heavy wind storm damaged the St Alphonsus orphan asylum recreation building. Twenty children aged 4 to 16 were injured, with Georgia Buckley Columpus and Oscar Henry among those in dangerous condition. The frame two story structure housed boys and girls above a ground level play area. many children fled as the building swayed.

New Orleans St Alphonsys Orphan Asylum Georgia Buckley Columpus Oscar Henry Georgia Oscar

Eight-year-old ER escapes liniment poison scare

In Rome on January, the eight-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner swallowed a liberal amount of liniment and nearly died before being rushed to medical aid. The child is expected to recover.

Rome George Turner

For Sale Miscellaneous Ad Tips for Quick Returns

The item listing advises not to fill the attic with old furniture and bric-a-brac. A small classified ad in the For Sale Miscellaneous column can fetch a good price. It notes costs of about 30 to 40 cents and suggests using The Constitution classifieds to rent out rooms in Atlanta by calling Main 5000 and asking for the Classified Adv. Dept. Atlanta 35001.

the Constitution Atlanta Dept

Not Guilty Verdict Reported by Judge Hill Sunday Afternoon

A not guilty verdict was announced before Judge Ben Hill at the courthouse on Sunday afternoon. The proceedings occurred around 1 50 o clock with local spectators present. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Ben Hill

Prosecution to push case against Ragsdale and Barber

Solicitor Hugh M. Dorsey vowed vigorous prosecution of Rev. C. B. Ragsdale and R. L. Barber on perjury charges in March. Earlier Sunday, jurors acquitted Dan Lehon C. C. Tedder and Arthur Thurman of perjury related to the Ragsdale affidavits in the Mary Phagan case, a verdict Judge Hill called fair and the panel highly noted.

Dan’ Lehon Burns Defective Agency C. C. Tedder Burns Arthur Thurman C. C. Barber C. B. Ragsdale Frank Ben Hill Fulton County Kimball House Arthur Powell John Boykin St. Claire Adams New Orleans Hugh M. Dorsey Stamnes Stephens Tarnoes Campt Men Calder Asbakine Powell Dan S. Lehoen Carleton C. Tedder R. L. Barber Lehon Tedder Thurman Ragsdale

PERVINE INJURED IN MOTORCYCLE ACCIDENT NEAR BROOKWOOD BRIDGE

J C Pervine of East Point Georgia riding 40 miles an hour on Peach Tree road skids on car tracks while negotiating a sharp curve south of Brookwood bridge. He is picked up unconscious by a friend, rushed to Grady hospital, with Grady doctors saying he has little chance to recover.

J. C. Pervine East Point Peachtree Road Brookwood Bridge Tee Pervine RR. W. Banks T. J. Collier Grady Hospital Grady

Work on Greek Warship Stopped in Germany

London dispatch reports the Greek dreadnought Lakimis at Vulcan shipyards in Stettin halted due to Greece failing to meet the fixed contract payment. The naval mission supervising the build has been recalled. Salamis class vessel planned at 19,500 tons, laid down in 1913 and due in 1915.

Germany London Exchange Telegraph Athens Vulcan Company Stettin Greece Salamis

Parliament Member Among the Missing

London reports show a casualty list listing Major Arthur Morrison Bell MP for Honiton among the missing. Also named are the Hon. John Beresford Campbell, son of Baron Statheden and Campbell, plus several guards officers.

London Arthur C. Morrison-Bell Honiton Devonshire John Beresford Campbell Baron Statheden and Campbell

Capture of St Georges in flooded Belgian corner

A long struggle for the hamlet of St Georges in southeastern Nieuport area is described as crucial to both sides. Flooded terrain created island like houses that controlled canal access to Ypres and Bruges roads, with German forces securing the position after heavy bombardment while Allied counterattacks kept up. The map shows flooded regions east and west of the Dixmude canal and Lomabaertze area.

Strategie St. Georges Belgium Nieuport Brutges Eixmude Bruges Dixmude Canal Lom+baertzyde

Multimurder Suicide Shock in Central Park West Apartment

New York on January 31 reports a quadruple killing as Herman Auerbach fatally shot his wife and two daughters before killing himself with a silenced rifle. Their son Lester, a high school student, survived, discovering the tragedy after finding a note from his father. Coroner Feinberg said the act was planned for days and carried out calmly. The family’s home on Central Park West is described as an exclusive building. Auerbach, once with a New York banking firm, had recently grown wealthy in real estate with estimated value near $1,000,000.

New York Herman Auerbach Lester Central Park, Wear Feinberg Auerbach Leopold Joe Levy Grandpa Beatrice Daisy Ted Cononer Canny

Snapshot story in Constitution causes rush sale

Quitman Georgia January 3 Special The Constitution sold out at all stands today after trains arrived and front page photograph of Honorable Sam Bennett Albany a Brooks county native and brother of Stanley Bennett led readers to fear a freak accident.

Quitman Sam Bennett Albany Brooks County Stanley Bennett Brooks’ County

Seventeen Sailors Rescued From Stranded Vessel Anita

Twenty three sailors from the Norwegian steamer Anita, stranded near Turks Island since December, were landed at Norfolk Virginia by the tug Rescue. They were taken to the Norwegian consul to arrange repatriation or positions on another vessel. The Anita remains ashore in fair condition and may be refloated.

Norfolk Turks Island Rescue

Labor Temple Planned as Home for Local Unions

Definite steps were taken at the annual meeting to secure funds for erecting a labor temple in the coming year. The board declared a 5 percent annual dividend and planned stock sales to raise additional capital. It is expected the temple will be built this year. Ashley was elected president, Jones vice president, and S. B. Marks secretary-treasurer, with directors L. Albright, C. Karston, E. E. George, J. Price, W. Van Houten, and W. C. Puckett.

Board of Directors le Ashley Jerome Jones 5. B. Marks 5. L. Albright Carl Karston E. E. George J. & Price William van Houten W. C. Puckett

Wife forgives deserting husband wedding anniversary tale

A Georgia wife seeks $5,000 in Superior Court from Irene Boag, claiming her husband D IM Horne deserted them. She writes a remorseful wedding anniversary letter, offering reconciliation if he returns. The piece ends with the note she won’t reveal his Texas whereabouts. Nearby, London reports Rear Admiral Victor Montagu died at 73, with service in Russia 1865, China 1835, and Indian Mutiny 1854.

D.im. Horne Irene Boag Hell Blanche Horne London Victor A. Montagu Montagu Russia China

Destructive raids by German submarines hit British ships

London reports losses from U-21 in the Irish Sea near Liverpool including Ben Cruachan Linda Blanche and Kilcoan with crew landed. Tokomaru and Icaria torpedoed near Havre in the English Channel. Three more ships pursued. Graphic, Atreus, Ava, Kath Jean and Edymion escaped. Leinster reports submarine chase off Kish light. Liverpool wary but no suspension of sailings yet.

London Irish Sea Liverpool English Channel Havre Tokomaru Icaria North” Sea Pathfinder Humer Sels Graphic Atreus Ava Kath- Jean Edymion Allan Line Scandinavian St. John N. B Queenstown Liverspool Paris Ministry of Marine Bireti Ste:mers New Zealand Das Ministry’ of Marine Trish Ganteaume Tokomary New Castle New South Wa Searia Admiral Ganteaume Calais Leinster Dublin Holyhead Kingstown Dublin’ Bay

Secret visit of Sir John French to London

London January 20. Sir John French, commander in chief of British forces in France and Belgium, made a secret trip to London. He met King George V, the War Council, and Premier Asquith, with Winston Churchill and Lloyd George among those who called. The visits were kept from newspapers and remained undisclosed.

London Associated Press Sir John France Belgium Hay Iie War Council John Jonett Gala Rager

Carpathian Front Battles Drive German Offensives

Russian and Austro Hungarian forces clash in the Carpathians from Dukla to Wyszkow as Austro Germans press the line with German aid. Russia claims prisoners and guns as preliminary combats tilt in its favor. West Front sees limited artillery fighting with German attempts to seize trenches near La Bassee. British claim to have retaken ground, while preparations for a fresh Yser assault emerge from dispatches via Holland. Russian gains reported in East Prussia and along the Vistula flank.

London Carpathian Mountains Dukla Wyszkow Russia Bukowina Transylvania Austria East Prussia Tral Poland Carpathians Sari Kamysh Black Sea Trebizond Rizah la Bassee Argonne Bassee Holland Yser Nyasaland Petrograd Plilkailen Gumbinnen le Bogaien Vistula

Weather Prophecy RAIN Forecast Across States

Washington reports a weather forecast predicting rain across several states with variable outcomes. Monday brings rain or rain in the southeast, then Tuesday turns fair but colder in many eastern areas. Some regions expect rain followed by colder conditions, with pockets of snow or unsettled weather in the north and northwest.

Washington Georgia Kentucky Tennessee Virginia North Carolina Para Alabama Mirgissippi

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