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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
1
In a morning briefing General Wood and Rep Howdre discussed department plans for army expansion and movements. The talks covered construction and staffing at Fort McPherson and Fort Ogden, with mentions of new infantry brigades, quartering sites, and strategic rail and coast defenses to strengthen the southern theater.
A reflective editorial questions whether readers should rely on the morning paper for all important event facts and suggests that opportunity information often comes from advertisements rather than news reports. It emphasizes the role of newspapers in providing essential details.
The article reports Gordon Blenennoy, secretary and treasurer of Albany Cotton Mills, surviving a wrist-slashing at his boarding place and a later failed self harm act. In Columbus Homer Futch, a carpenter, is hospitalized after a gun attempt at a repair shop. Authorities speculate motive tied to a political setback.
Mariners report a derelict bark named the Remittents found adrift in a storm with no sign of crew. British watchmen boarded the vessel near the Vicinity cups, uncovering no traces of life or crew and drifting hull shows further clues of a long voyage.
In Ann Arbor a remarkable operation transferred brain tissue from four dogs to a patient at a major university hospital. WA Smith of Ralameszo Sid cared for the patient who suffered a brain abscess. The doctors say the operation offers a chance for recovery as the patient rests and shows cautious signs of improvement.
In Chicago February a team of draught horses dashed into Mrs McCaran’s parlor after a crash ripped through the front of Abe McCaran’s frame dwelling. The impact toppled the front, tore the wall, and left the beer wagon entangled in the wreckage, sparking quick investigations.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports Turks suffer extreme hunger and disease amid wartime pressures. The piece details government strain, financial collapse fears, Balkan advances toward Gallipoli, and strategic standoffs as Western powers weigh armistice and relief options.
Citizens form a fund to investigate Major Woodward’s crematory contract which they deem exorbitant and possibly illegal. The group aims for impartial facts and wide publicity to inform Atlanta voters how dollars would be spent, with plans to present figures before any final decision and a potential election outcome.
New York February 6. The New York Stock Exchange adopted a resolution banning wash trades and orders placed with knowledge of impending ownership changes. The rule targets manipulation by members and associated firms and applies to connected individuals and stock exchange firms. The measure follows legislative reform bills and aims to curb abuses highlighted by the Hughes commission. continued on last page.
The M. & M. contest announces special prize winners including Miss Mui Lutheridge of Caytalayer for largest number and Mist Leb of Macon for second prize. The grand prize piano winner was Mish Loh, who donated the instrument to Mount de Sales Academy. Additional prizes and offers for ticket books are noted, with collection and distribution details provided.
A resident on Pulliam Street alleges two men calling themselves police officers flashed lights and searched a home early Saturday. The complainant, Twaat Bilasur, says the incident caused humiliation and fear for his family, with neighbors corroborating odd behavior. He questions whether the intruders were officers and urges action at City Hall and the poll commission meeting.
A garment strike near a clothing shop ended when Valatine Sauter opened fire from an upstairs window, killing 17 year old Braven Braeman and wounding others during a demonstration. Sauter was arrested on murder charges as mediators urged talks to resolve issues driving the strike.
Senator Bacon will use the Jamestown gavel at a joint session of the two houses next Wednesday to announce Woodrow Wilson's election as president. The gavel, linked to Patrick Henry Stowad, comes from the Jamestown Exposition and the Continental Memorial.
Luken C prepares to testify in his own defense as the Beach case proceeds with witness accounts of a February assault. Testimony centers on the knife alleged blood evidence and whether experts could substantiate presence of blood, with cross examination highlighting the handling of microscopic findings and written reports.
Georgia east region forecast indicates gusty winds on Thursday and Friday with cooler temperatures and possible brief showers. Residents should secure loose objects and monitor local advisories as conditions shift through the two day span.
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