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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
7
Protesters challenged Tuesday’s supreme court ruling while the dissent and majority opinions were debated. An attorney pressed a last plea for exoneration, dissecting the decision’s weaknesses and strengths over hours of argument and a resumed conference at Roset’s office.
An advertisement touts Danderine hair solution claiming immediate visible improvement. It promises eliminate dandruff and itching, renewing hair with lustre and softness after regular use. Available in a 26 cent bottle from drug stores and toilet counters.
The article recounts Leo Frank’s full written statement released to press, defending his innocence and urging that truth prevail. It details reactions, the role of detective Willem Burns, rehearing motions, and notes found at Mary Phagan’s murder scene as central to the case.
An advertisement extolls Cascarets as the best laxative for cleansing bowels liver and stomach while promising morning results and gentle action. It contrasts Cascarets with Sans Sathartie Castor Oil and purgatives, claiming no griping and low cost, and suggests wide adoption by men and women and even children.
London reports Henry W. Thornton named general manager of the Great Eastern Railway is labeled an undesir able alien by Will Crooks of Woolwich in the House of Commons. Labor members protest a demand to bar aliens amid post strike tensions, as Crooks questions Thornton’s status.
An injunction fight against the 21 2 percent passenger fare order will be argued in New Orleans before Circuit Judge Don A Pardee and District Judges J Grubb and David D Shelby. Alabama officials led by Attorney General Robert C Brickell seek to restrain enforcement of the railroad rate. Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway faces a four week old order to establish the fare.
Governor Hatfield said the 75000 appropriation for a West Virginia building at the Panama Pacific Exposition is unavailable due to the state treasury deficit. He warned that if all appropriations were funded the treasury would show a deficit exceeding 1.2 million in 1916. He cited the Paint Crack strike costing 500000 and projected annual state revenue loss of over 622000 from prohibition.
Columbia February 18 The Sullivan bill backed by the senate aims to establish the nation’s first pellagra hospital in South Carolina. If approved by the house and governor, Spartanburg county efforts by the Thompson McFadden commission will continue with a $25,000 appropriation for hospitals and $10,000 for a three physician commission.
The convention of the United Mine Workers District 21 debated methods to select delegates for the scale conference in Kansas City. Key figures include Yort Smith and Jaruary 18 as they discuss loans and donations to aid miners during strikes in Michigan and Colorado.
Fort Bliss prison camp reports escape of General Felix Terrazas and Major Gonzales last night. They remain at large as officials seek cooperation from Gen Scott and Villa. Other items note El Imparcial editor Miron under police surveillance over anti-government threats and US protection for Miron’s family. Maxima Castillo, a Mexican bandit, is captured in Ciudad Juarez area with a dispersed band and ransom check incident. Castillo to be interned at Fort Bliss camp tomorrow near General Salazar’s cell.
Jack Morley, 24, renowned motorcycle racer, was thrown from his bike on Peachtree Road near Buckhead after colliding with a car. He suffered possible internal injuries and was taken to Wesley Memorial in unconscious condition. Morley, staying at the Piedmont hotel, had been riding with friends when the machine slipped at a curve. he is a familiar figure in national and international racing circles.
Perry Georgia February 18 Special Harry Feagin a prominent 35 year old man shot himself in the body with a pistol this afternoon about noon and died instantly He left a note to his mother explaining his act contents unknown He is survived by his mother Mrs Hs Feagin sister Mrs Lee Dunklin and three brothers George B Feagin of Bon Alf Robert R Feagin and Ned J Feagin of Macon
In Columbus Georgia on February 1 Judge S Price Gilbert issued a statement thanking supporters for urging his appointment to the U S Senate vacancy caused by Senator Bacon’s death. He said he is not a candidate and will not apply, and he has endorsed Judge W A Little for the post.
The Mackays have faced long concern over their separation with Mrs Mackay residing in Paris and Mr Mackay in Portland. After a reported attempt at reconciliation, both were later believed to be pursuing separate divorce actions in France, while Mr Mackay remained in the United States and Mrs Mackay stayed abroad.
Chicago on February 18 opened a municipal market intended to sell groceries at cost to the unemployed. Early customers were few as beans sold at 3 cents a pound, soap at 8 1 2 cents a bar, rice at 2 cents a pound, and bacon at 17 cents a pound. County Agent Ma indicated some buyers may be questioned about employment.
Fort Madison inmates announce plan to resist enforcement of the Iowa sterilization law through the courts. A test case will be filed in district court with lawyer R A Ryun leading the suit. The prison population backs Ryun and a legal fund has been raised.
Governor Stuart signed the enabling act this afternoon permitting a statewide prohibition question to go to a plebiscite in Richmond on February 18. The move enables a statewide vote on prohibition, signaling a major policy decision for the state.
A February 28 crash on English avenue in Indianapolis killed four people and injured about 30. A streetcar packed with passengers collided with a following traction car on a steep grade after rails became slick. Names include James Horan, Jacob K Hardy, Fletcher Roark, and Harry Oliver. Many seriously injured faced grim outlook.
Jeremie Botkin warden of the Kangas state penitentiary announces candidacy for the United States Senate on the Democratic ticket. Four candidates seek the seat held by Senator Jox L Bristow. Bristow seeks reelection as Charles Curtis competes for the Republican nomination at August primaries. Representative Victor Murdock campaigns for the Progressive nomination.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce rural crews committee will hold a meeting at Hozel Ansley in Eatonton on Monday February 25 at 2 oclock. Colonel Benjamin W Sunt as chairman expects the gathering to aid Georgia agriculture and farm finance and the public is invited to attend.
An old garden sage tea mixed with sulphur and alcohol is claimed to darken gray faded hair while removing dandruff and stopping scalp itching. An easier option is Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a $0.50 bottle sold in drugstores, praised for natural results after a few applications.
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