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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1915
Page
4
Japanese minister to China warns that strong popular anger over boycotts may force tougher government action. He cites patriotic societies formed in China and says the mood could override official policy, signaling potential consequences for Sino relations.
Rome Ga July 2 Special Posseman Bradley was acquitted in federal court of murdering RO Balaton alleged illicit distiller. Defense argued Bradley acting to escape arrest while aiding deputy marshal Wardlaw in duty. Prosecutor General W H Ennis led the case.
Judge Speer concluded the Yaryan Naval Blores company case at St Simons with a final decree and sale order. The Brunswick plant will be sold August 4, commissioners Leavy and CH to conduct proceedings. Creditors report progress toward reorganization and aim to resume plant operation within months. Fourth of July special rates announced via W and A Railroad for July 2, 4, 5.
A 6-foot officer could not catch Charlie Jones who teased him at the union passenger station. Officer McWilliams in plain clothes nabbed the small boy as he made faces and grabbed grips under the car shed. Charlie received seven days in the stockade for insolence to the policeman.
Countess Mary Grant Dickson Prachaska of Augusta Ga formerly Miss Grant Dickson once owned substantial Atlanta property and has listed her final lot with AF I J West agency. The parcel is 530 by 160 feet on Dickson Place north of Castleventh Street. The Hlysee apartments on Peachtree Street south of Tenth was her last valuable parcel sold, bought by Colonel H H Dean of Gainesville Ga for 55006 cash.
Perry July 2 A local farmer near Perry reported harvesting 20 acres of wheat this season with a yield of 20 bushels per acre. A threshing machine operator named W W E Ingram noted it as the largest field he had seen. Several farmers in the area reported yields around 18 bushels per acre.
Across the Chattahoochee tensions rise between Georgia and Alabama factions over a triple murder in Riverview. Citizens on both sides push for the inquest to proceed while fearing an armed clash as the coroner and lawyers marshal witnesses.
Sarah Miller died Friday morning at 6 o clock at home on Austin Avenue. Survived by two sons, P. R. and J. D. Miller, and two daughters Miss Marie and Miss Maud Miller. Casket leave Union Station for Cincinnati Nashville Oklahoma City and Wine Texas. Invitations extended to numerous relatives and friends to attend the funeral at Sylvester Cemetery. pallbearers named.
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