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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
10
A Georgia reader asks about best ready mixed fertilizer for cotton on loose sandy soil with leaching yellow clay below. Suggestions favor 10-3-4 baseline, increasing potash for sandy piney woods, and prefer dried blood or cotton seed meal as a nitrogen source. Pecan blight is blamed for past crop loss. Bordeaux mixture is advised as a spray.
Fifty Ute Indians barricade in the mountains eighteen miles from Cortez after a shooting near a sheep herder. Big Rabbit leads the resistance to surrender. Indian Agent John Spear seeks orders from Washington as a posse of about one hundred surrounds them. Vichel wounded and expected to recover.
Morganton narrates a deadly street clash at Glen Al Pine where Dr. E A Hennessee survived severe wounds after a night fight that followed a daytime fist dispute between Gorman Pitts and Erwin Pitts. Policeman Bennett was shot in the abdomen while trying to halt the violence. One hundred shots were fired before knives and the butt ends of pistols were used, leaving multiple severe injuries and uncertain recoveries.
Washington January 19 Colonel EB F Glenn a Twenty third infantry officer at Fort Benjamin Harrison Ind has finished plans to move his regiment by automobile to the Pacific coast and back The War Department shows interest but the plan likely will not proceed as it would need many trucks and about 450000 in funding If approved Congress would be asked to appropriate the money for the project
New York State reports 1912 death rate at 146 per thousand the state’s lowest ever. For 1911 figures show a saving of over 3,000 lives. Health officials cite the cold weather law stream pollution controls tuberculosis campaigns and public education as key factors in improving public health statewide.
Princeton undergraduates plan a Locomotive cheer for President-elect Woodrow Wilson arriving in Washington for the inaugural ceremonies. The Nassau Hall Woodrow Wilson club organizes the trip and begins canvassing to estimate attendance, expecting about a thousand students to voyage to the event.
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