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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1913

Page

4

Plan Reduction on Print Paper tariff debate in Congress

Democratic leaders propose cuts to the print paper tariff while preserving duties on tobacco and related goods. Testimony before schedule M and FR committees centers on newsprint, paper grades, and imports from Canada with publishers and manufacturers urging lower tariffs and a stable supply. The discussion includes Bible publication duties and potential free admission, amid industry opposition and support from the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the paper and pulp industries.

Washington Congress Presbyterian Committee BK. Mapill Richmond Vatty John Norris New Fate Paper Manufacture Ayrhur Co Hastings New York City Represent Ing Tha Wall Paper Dirito Rehert Tiraves Fee York Norris

Breakdown ends Reynolds life in church funeral

Reynolds dies after nervous breakdown amid organizing Welter lee bet pelds, a new fire insurance venture. He was 58, based in Atlanta, led Southern States Fire insurance efforts, and recently formed the new company with backing from Atlanta associates. Funeral Sunday at Saint Peter’s Church, with Rev. Tibese in charge. burial at View remeter. Survived by mother Mrs. Betle Reynolds, sisters Catherine and Emily, and several nieces.

Welter Lee Bet Pelds Dlrek Eloele aAopetsate Sanitarium Sven BP Omork Tori Ti Giemingang Wesnalds Jeviet Bsh Catherine Emily Betle . Reynolds Fist Range Dems Harry G. Poole William J. Reynolds Bell C. Reynolds East Orange N. J Frank H. Reynolds W. H. Patterson William L. Reynolds Evelyn and Catherine Reynolds Myrtle Street H. M. DuRose West View H. M. Patterson & Son R. A. Handcock James L. Dickey, Jr J. J. Murphy Spencer R. Atkinson G. d. Crandall Robert Mounthrop A. R. Thomasson W. R. Prescott P. Jd. Bloomfield Wil Gheesling P. J. Bloomfield Company Funeral Directors —Embalmers S. Pryor St

105 Year Old Woman Seeks Marriage License In Los Angeles

Mrs Mary Elisalda aged 105 and a wealthy widow applied for a marriage license to wed Plesantiina Leon aged 50 in Los Angeles. The license was issued. Leon plans to challenge a court order appointing Claudia Luge, a granddaughter, as guardian for Elisalda. Luge to contest the action.

Los Angeles Calanuary Mary Elisalda Maore Plesantiina Leon Leon Claudia Luge Luge

Georgia Supreme Court cases heard in Macon Bibb County

The Supreme Court of Georgia heard and submitted several cases from Bibb county including Emma Grese versus Globe and Hargers Fire Insurance company and J A Flournoy versus Macon Dublin and Savannah Railroad Company. Other Bibb litigants included Fanny Anchors and Mrs M A Hendricks with Max Jacksons also listed.

Natural of Georgia Railway Company Macon Railway and Light Company Emma Grese Globe & Hurgers Fire Insurane Company Bibo Wow Young J. A. Flournoy Bibb Macon, Dublin and Savanoa Fanny Anchors M.A. Hendricks Max Jacksons

Universalist pastor Ellenwood weighs Chicago offer

Dr Ellenwood of the Universalist church of this city has not accepted the call to a pastorate in Elgin Illinois. He is weighing the offer and will decide within two weeks after returning from a Chicago and Elgin trip. A Chicago university study opportunity tempts him but he fears leaving Atlanta where he feels a strong field of labor and ongoing social changes. If he accepts he hopes to return to Atlanta within a year. The Elgin proposal includes a weekly Chicago study vow.

E. D. Ellenwood Universalist Flain Chicago Elgin Universalist Church University of Chicago Dy. Ilenwood Eigin Slainhoe Ellenwood Atlanta Tincis Illnois Cicago the Universalist Havch D. J. Dandl Vhairmen BG. West John Iber Melliani Frans Wilby Josie Rainwater M. W. Arcowood Lucius Ferry Hills Fred K. White

War Claims Bill Passes Senate After Amendments

Senate acts on omnibus war claims bill, rejecting French spoliation requests yet approving various Georgia church and trustee claims. Notable payments include Dalton churches, Acworth church successors, Powder Springs and Ringgold congregations, and a $17.80 heir claim. The measure moves to House passage and presidential signature.

John Corrigan, Jr Washington Senate House Georgia Trustess Catholic Church of Dalton Fes Fiders First Presbyterian Church of Christ Acworth Congregation of the Christian Church Mason Hall Atlanta Trusters Methodist Church Powder Springs Methodist Ringeald Trensant Grove Terie Liengard St Philips United States

Treatment for bed-wetting claims cures all ages

An advertisement from Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment to help children who wet the bed and adults with daytime or nighttime difficulties. It emphasizes not blaming the child and promises tremor relief with mailed instructions and money order payments to Mix M Summers Box W.

Notre Dame Ind Iren

Home of Uncle Remus to Change Hands Today

The deed for the late Joel Chandler Harris home will be turned over at 2 PM by Mrs. Harris to the Uncle Remus Memorial association. The sale price totals 14,350 cash with a 650 note. a 6,000 option on the balance is secured. The association seeks 5,000 more for Snap Bean Farm to aid the memorial.

Joel Chandler Harris Harris Uncle Remus Memorial Association Haris A. McD. Wilson Atlanta

Pujo Committee Suspends Probe On Banks

Washington reports the Pujo Committee will suspend hearings next Friday or Saturday due to doubt over the panel’s power to probe banking internal affairs. Pujo cites banks’ refusal to disclose names of borrowers on loans over 1 million dollars as the main reason.

Washington House Money Trust Committee Pujo United States

State Breeders Honor Hastings at Athens Meeting

The Georgia Breeders association met at the State College of Agriculture in Athens. Papers on breeding better seed for corn, cotton, and clover were read, with Prof. Bain of the University of Tennessee delivering the feature address on Clover Breeding and Soil Conditions and Local Adaptation of Cotton Varieties. Officers elected were H. G. Hastings of Atlanta as president, Dr. R. J. H. Deloach of the State college as vice president, and Prof. J. R. Fain as secretary.

Athens Georgia Breeders’ Association State College of Agriculture Bain University of Tennessee Coker Hartwell Association H. G. Hastings Atlanta R. J. H. Deloach State College J. R. Fain

World wide campaign to rid hookworm funded by Rockefeller endowment

Washington January 17 The Rockefeller foundation plan to spend 100 million dollars on eradicating hookworm will start once Congress grants its charter. Jerome D Greene trustee says the foundation board will push humanitarian efforts under congressional control. He notes the fight requires curing current sufferers and teaching hygiene to prevent re infection, aiming to eliminate hookworm in the United States.

Washington Rockefeller Foundation Congress Jerome D. Greene New York John D. Rockefeller Couse Rockefeller Greene Foundation Board

Lawrenceville Flagman Killed at Sea Island Station

Lawrenceville Ga January 17 special H O Kelley flagman for the Loganville road instantly killed by a train at the Seaboard station while coupling cars for the Loganville train. He was 25, leaves a wife and two children, and is survived by a brother in Lawrenceville. The body will be buried at Loganville. No inquest. The report also notes a global hookworm eradication push as a separate quoted concern.

Lawrenceville H. “ O'Kelley Seaboard Loganville Atlanta Quelley Toganville Road Walton County Waltine

Stewart avenue subdivision seeks plans for new homes

We offer fifteen or twenty houses near the Tenth Ward school built to customers plans with easy payment terms. Visit our building department to choose a lot, share house ideas, and let us deliver a complete, ready-to-move-in home. Inspect existing houses to note workmanship and material quality.

Stewart Avenue Tenth Ward

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