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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1913
Page
1
Long debate surrounds a proposed income tax for government funding. The measure aims to raise up to 100 million dollars, with exemptions for certain incomes and a per cent tax on others. Details discuss effects on individuals, corporations, and state finances, with references to congressional actions and potential delays.
The reader seeks actual facts and details in the morning paper. Advertising in a morning edition receives corresponding consideration due to heightened reader attention and timeliness.
Chicago February 7 news account describes barber Parr shaving Holm while discussing violent intent. Holm reacts with fear, claims edge on his throat, then surrenders after arrest is sought. Police prepare for a bearing tomorrow.
Dr William Hamilton of the South Pirl Street Methodist Church preached continually for twenty one consecutive hours starting Saturday night and ending Sunday night. Each sermon drew from a different text, lasting forty to forty five minutes. He aimed to accommodate a large audience and reported sixty two new members joining the church, with roughly 400 people attending the longest service. The Sunday schedule included a matinee at four o'clock.
A religious gathering at Immanuel Baptist Church in Washington features Mrs Mary Warris Arm addressing temperance issues and praising prayer meetings over balls. The event, described as a notable temperance effort, drew attention to community virtue and moral reform within the district chairing church leaders and local residents.
The Express reports the resignation of David Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, and Winston Churchill from the Reform Club. The move signals a realignment of party loyalties and reflects tensions within the political scene, with speculation on implications for policy and leadership.
The Balkan war resumes with Adrianople bombarded at 7 pm and a minor skirmish near Tchatalja. Bulgarian and Allied negotiations unfold in Belgrade and London as Greek and Montenegrin positions hold. The Serbian advance tightens around Albanian and Turkish fronts amid tense armistice talks and strategic maneuvers across the Balkans.
Contestants in The Constitution and Vic contest push to win a grand prize car a Wholgan 383 model. The detailing notes a torpedo body color options brown gray olive green leather gear, Jett carburetor, and features including electric lights dynamo horn speedometer tires demountables and complete tool equipment.
Alderman McClelland introduces a measure to revoke permits for locker clubs amid claims of drunken patrons and immoral activity. The council votes 14 to 11 to refer the resolution to the police committee for investigation and action. The debate also touches on limiting or regulating club operations and enforcing moral standards.
Wurzburg Germany February 1 The General Anzeiger reports Dr Eugens Laderlen professor of surgery at the University of Wurzburg has been summoned to St Petersburg at the emperor’s request Dr Endersen will observe the Crown Prince Aletis case for three to four weeks under attending physicians guidance.
Miss Regina Rambo of Martella and the DeGive child are rushed to Avanta for Pasteur treatment after local dogs bite owners. Rockledge residents scramble to protect others as rabies fears spread. Dr Steett and Miss Rambo seek care while serum shipments fail to arrive.
A contentious court session seeks to settle a dispute over Armistead’s cash and note claims in the Cosmopolitan Fire Insurance case. Judge Bell grants hearings for minority stockholders challenging 915000 cash and 1999 notes paid to Armistead while detailing lawsuits, contracts, and his alleged large withdrawals from company funds as Dean assails his integrity. The article notes Armistead’s actions and ongoing legal maneuvers through multiple references and a continuation on page two.
Prominent New Yorker Hench Beach faces assault and battery with intent to kill charges as his wife Camilla Morse Hatemerer Beach pledges to testify she was not assaulted. Prosecutors expect a two day trial with jurors drawn from thirty six locals including mayors and sheriffs.
Mayor James G Woodward condemns a 128909 slush fund accusation in his veto message over a 74500 crematory appropriation. Alderman Candler denounces the veto as a misstatement while Hopkins' attorney drafted the brief. The council adopts a motion to table the vote until a special session.
A forecast predicts fair and colder conditions Tuesday with Wednesday turning fair and moderate winds from the northwest. Temperatures are expected to be cooler across the region, with stable meteorological patterns guiding the brief change in days.
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