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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1910
Page
8
New York today reports Mrs Hannah Soltz, 45, and Abraham Glassman, 19, were arrested on police instructions from Greenville, Mississippi, after Mrs Soltz vanished and her husband says he later missed 3305 dollars and a 60 dollar Mamoud ring. Mrs Soltz denies eloping with Glassman.
New York February 11 Lawyers in the suit by Mrs John Astor for divorce from Colonel John Jacob Astor had no comment on a report of possible reconciliation. The report followed counsel failing to seek confirmation of an Interlocutory divorce decree by Justice Mills within three days. Mrs Astor is in Europe and Colonel Astor left the city yesterday.
Col John F Delacey died at his Eastman home after two years illness. A noted Georgian lawyer and public figure, he served in the legislature, six years as solicitor general of the Oconee circuit, on the state Democratic committee, and as mayor of his city. He is survived by wife Ella B Delacey, daughter Mrs W L Jessup, and son W H Delacey. Interment planned at Woodlawn cemetery tomorrow.
Leaders and members of the Atlanta women’s clubs and auxiliaries urge bond passage, citing need for better schools and hospitals. Letters from Mrs. C D Knight and others praise cooperation and pledge influence to support the bond issue.
Local party workers in Second Eighth and Ninth wards held meetings last night to rally support for the upcoming bond issue on Tuesday. No speeches surfaced as business talk dominated, with plans to marshal a large turnout at a Saturday Taft Hall Armory event.
A huge bonfire of a thousand tar barrels will blaze Monday night at the Atlanta terminal near Haynes and West Hunter streets as part of the First ward campaign by the West Side Progressive Club led by J. R. Smith. Mayor Robert F. Maddox will preside amid promises the blaze will light up the city as a lead in the bond vote Tuesday.
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The meeting combines an educative rally with demonstrations of proposed improvements funded by the bonds. It showcases water works, sewerage, hospital upgrades, and housing, with music between speakers as the crowd gathers. A prominent appeal to colored voters urges support to fund schools, hospitals, and infrastructure in Atlanta.
The central campaign committee urged by Cone Maddox plans a noon whistle blast on Blestion Day to remind voters to support bonds for a covering manufacturing plant and locomotives. The Chamber of Commerce will announce a Saturday meeting as committees in every business block mobilize to secure maximum turnout at the Atlantic election.
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