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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
7
Police arrest Drummond and several suffragettes after a Derby Trafalgar Square protest. Cries of sympathy from bystanders as leaders Crhistobel Pankhurst and Mrs Despard face jail. Despard fights fine and vows appeal.
An old promotional piece urges a single focus for success in business and life, praising Sir Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It touts free sample bottles by mail from Kochimington and Binghamton and notes regular sizes priced at fifty cents to one dollar.
An Atlanta Art Association show at the Carnegie Library features Augus tua Koopman of Paris in landscapes, marine work, and portraits while the Georgian Terrace hosts Jan n Tree Brandon and Shultz from Chicago in water colors. The article notes mixed public interest and urges greater appreciation of art as two notable exhibitions run through the week.
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New York January 28 Governor Sulzer rejects stock exchange criticisms of his reform message. President James B Maben of the exchange says the governors dispute the facts and asks for a conference to discuss legislation. Sulzer agrees to meet a committee at a time of their choosing.
Reports from Charleston say two sailors from submarine D 2 were washed overboard and drowned during a night encounter with a hostile undersea force. The missing men are J Campbell, an electrician, and L Hurset, a machinist mate aboard the submarine convoyed by Cuxting and Moaitor Tonopah which had left Norfolk for Cuba ten days earlier.
John E Cunningham, stenographer of 513 Peachtree Street, is held at police headquarters on a $500 bond after allegedly entering Mrs Amanda G Hudson’s North Avenue home during a reception, insulting her daughter Clara and ignoring warnings. He was arrested around 9 PM by plain clothes officers Sturdivant and Allen.
Knight was arrested after a clash with Police Barton Wennie Palmer and Gor man near the Atlanta Birmingham and ostlantic yards on Ashby street. He faces a charge of stealing 1,000 feet of copper wire. Four other crew members fled as police fired. Detectives searched area until dawn with a large amount of wire recovered.
Lama Summer, a young girl, suffered severe burns when clothing was burned from her body. She was found at her home on 9 W Weinhardt Street and rushed to Grads hospital in critical condition. She ran into the street amid flames and is not expected to survive.
Washington reports a proposed $100,000,000 income tax source within a tariff revision package for the extra session. Representative Hull and a Democratic committee back the plan as potential ratification moves proceed, with alternative excise tax methods if needed. Wool, Mohair, and sundries schedules face hearings as the session tests Democratic proposals.
Mrs Longstreet pledged to help raise the $23,740 needed to cover General Sickles shortfall as head of New York State’s monuments commission. Dr Fox criticized the plan while veterans urged support and Governor Sulzer gave $100, defending Sickles and his public service amid the controversy.
In Cordele Georgia Judge W F George of the Cordele Judicial Circuit announces he will not resign the bench. Friends had heard he planned to leave to devote time to a Vienna based real estate corporation, but he states his new duties will not interfere with his judgeship.
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