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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

10

Mayor urges Lakewood park plan with 75000 aid

Mayor James G Woodward backs a Southeast fair initiative and a 75000 appropriation to improve Lakewood Park arguing private purchase or lease would devalue public space. He cites past votes against private concessions and urges city action this year to boost growth and attract business, facing council resistance from some members.

Lakewood James G. Woodward Woodward Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Fie Finance Committee

Wants Mexico Brought Under American Flag

San Antonio Texas January 19 Warren G Harding senator elect from Colorado declares at a city dinner that Mexico must be brought under the American flag before it can come into its own and warns against territorial aggrandizement by force of arms. He says Mexico will never progress until under the civilizing influence of the United States and hints that such a change is coming though he does not specify when.

San Antonio Texas Mexico United States Warren G. Harding Calorado Alamo

Rebel Veil Fills Capitol as Veterans Honor Lee Birthday

The 108th Lee birthday observance at the Georgia state capitol featured music by the GMA band and Boy Scout drum corps, with speeches by Confederate veterans and an address by Hon. James W. Austin. Daughters of the Confederacy hosted, banks closed, and schools held special exercises across multiple cities in Georgia.

Mason and Dixon Legislative Hall State Capitol Southland Robert Edward Lee United Daughters of the Confederacy Atlanta United Confederate Veterans Boy Scouts Georgia Military Academy G. M. A. Band Lea James W. Austin Wilford Watters Williams McCarthy Daughters William S. Yeates Lee U. D. Ci Colleges Park Cox College C. O. Jones Americus J—Americus Confederacy Opera House Americas John T. Boiseuillet Confederate’ Veterans and Frank Harrold Columbus Robert EE. Lee Lizzie’ Rutherford Daughters of the Confederacy Henry R. Goethius Burrus Munn Augusta Uee Louis L. Battey

No Clues To Assassin In Cordele Farm Murder

Thomas H. Gleaton prominent Crisp county farmer dies after a bullet wounds him through to the intestines. Sheriff Ward and deputies search for the killer with no clues found. tracks near the window are the only evidence. A number 9 boot print and a Brown family suspect are noted. a $50 reward is offered plus possible gubernatorial backing.

Cordele Thomas H. Gleaton Crisp County Ward Gleaton Will Brown Bizie Tom Gleaton

Law and Order League forms in Atlanta Tabernacle

A Civic Law and Order league organized at the Baptist Tabernacle aims to educate for civic uplift and honest officeholding. Acting officers include President Dr R R Kime and Secretary Dr HL OC Cartledge, with ten ward vice presidents to be elected. Lectures will discuss crime, child life, vice, and mill districts to improve city welfare. Reverends H M DuBose and Luke Johnson back the movement.

Atlanta Civic Law and Order League Baptist ‘Tabernacle R. R.kime HL. OC. Cartledge H. M. DuBose Luke Johnson

E H Clay Expected Back In Atlanta Today

E H Clay of Marietta is reported to have traveled to New Orleans to locate his brother Lieutenant Frank E B Clay. He expects to arrive in Atlanta this afternoon with word on the lieutenant’s status after an aphasia attack and exposure that hindered travel.

ER. H. Clay Marietta New Orleans Frank EB. Clay Atlanta Ruben Clay H. Clay Lieutenant Clay Clay

Delaware Votes Wet in Local Option Election

Delaware, Ohio, seat of Ohio Wesleyan University, voted wet by a margin of 53 to 4 in a local option election. The city, with about 10,000 residents, had been dry for six years.

University Town Delaware Ohio Ohio Wesleyan University

Thousands pledge to aid great revival in Atlanta

In the Grant Building executives piles of cards list Allied Alleanian backers for a four week Chapman-Alexander revival starting February 14 at a Peachtree Street tabernacle. Thousands signed, responding to a COMMISSIS appeal led by Dr. Marion McH. Hull, with daily new names.

Chapman-Alexander Grant Building Peachtree Street Eas University ‘Club Marlon McH. Hull Atlanta

Eleven Europeans Seek Naturalization in Local Filing

Nine natives from a European country filed to become American citizens and renounce military obligations, including one German, eight Russians, one Greek, and one Englishman. Listed are Xaver Johann at 377 Grant Street and several others with addresses on Richardson, East Hunter, West Humphries, Grange, Central Avenue, and Walton Streets involved in the naturalization filing.

Nave Naturalization Xaver Johann Grant Samuel Price Richardson Street Israel, Cohen East Hunter Street Irvin Levinson G. Walton James Kuniansky Hunter ‘Street Isidore Lerner West Humphries Jake, Goldberg Grange Street Max Bell Central Avenue Sam Cohen

Constipation in Aging Discussed and Remedy Sold

The piece explains that advancing age slows digestion and lowers activity, causing constipation in many elderly individuals. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective remedy and notes a free trial bottle is available by writing to Dr B Caldwell at 452 Washington Monticello Ills.

Goulds Lose Control of Missouri Pacific Trust

St Louis January 19. Examination of a list of Missouri Pacific shareholders filed with the Public Service Commission shows the Goulds no longer control the road. Of twenty thousand shares, only six thousand one hundred fifteen are held by the Gould family. Names include Constantine Manuel Yadroa and Albert Watson Hutt among residents of Nelson Gai formerly British.

Economy Urged by Gov Henderson in First Message

Montgomery Ala January 19 Governor Charles Henderson called for reduced state expenses and increased revenue in his first legislative message. He pledged elimination of useless offices and a strictly businesslike administration as lawmakers reconvened after inauguration amid a wave of minor bills in both houses.

Montgomery Ala Charles Ekenderson

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