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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1914
Page
10
Congressman Thomas W Hardwick, seeking the Bacon unexpired Senate term, responds to Governor Liston’s attack calling him an original barbecue statesman. He portrays Liston’s demands as lacking parliamentary skill and accuses him of misusing support to aid others.
Congressman Thomas W Hardwick spoke at the courthouse in Moultrie GA urging support for his U S Senate bid. He attacked Governor Slaton on policy, notably taxes and education law, while downplaying rivals Felder Cooper Hutchens and prospects in the August primary.
Fred S Stewart company opened at 25 Whitehall Street Tuesday at 9:30 am to a crush of white shoppers. Report says 3,500 pairs of shoes sold on first day, doors opening only briefly as crowds thronged the entrance. Company credits Constitution ads for the surge and promises another ad with crowd photo.
Police sought a suspected ax killer after a Mislich family massacre in Chicago on a Sunday night. They questioned a former boarder with the family and William Mansfield, son-in-law, who had not appeared for a year, while motive remained unclear.
Funeral services for Rev W H Palmore editor of The Christian Advocate were held in St Louis after the body arrived from Richmond Virginia. He will be buried at Malta Bend Missouri. Patmore farm valued at 40400 bequeathed to Central Famese college Lexington. Remainder of estate about 100000 goes to Methodist Episcopal church south.
They will add greatly to your vacation with 4 good ones at 410 to 15 engine binoculars at 25. Hawwes Co optics advertise White s ve
The annual colored music festival opens tonight at First Congregational Church corner Courtland and Houston, continuing through Thursday and Friday. Chorus of 100 directed by Professor Carl Diton of Philadelphia rehearsed last night. Highlight includes a living French flag by the blue white and red clad chorus and Sylvia Ward Olden as Joan of Arc. Tickets sold at Phillips & Crew and Cable Piano. Program lists arias choruses solos and a cantata The Death of Joan of Arc with Olden and Ridley in lead roles.
Chicago reports the death of Professor Seth ene Meek assistant curator of Zoology at the Field Museum died after illness from exposure on a Mexican expedition. An authority on fishes and reptiles of the hemisphere he was a US Fish Commission member born in Hicks ville Ohio in 1859. Interment planned in Bloomington Indiana.
Pittsburg workers did not surge to reclaim old jobs at Westinghouse plants this morning. Despite the expected rush, about a hundred or more men joined the electric shop, but the anticipated mass return did not occur as order prevailed.
Charley Smith, a Black man of 351 Fulton Street, bound over on a murder charge after an armed hatchet attack on Bland Wallis at Cooper Street and Georgia Avenue. Wallis, with relatives, chased Smith as an angry crowd caught him two blocks away. Smith claimed intoxication and memory loss.
In Raleigh on July 7 Governor Graig reprieved the sentences of Grady Lang and Jith Cameron until August 7 after their August convictions in Moore County for a serious case. John A Blue, a Moore County construction commissary, was noted in related records.
An old clipping claims Camp Hoth men were to be electrocuted on Friday drawing public interest and concern. The item also promotes Almixt self-Easing Flour with claims of purity and wholesomeness, urging readers to bake at home to save time and money.
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