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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
1
Glenn Curtiss startlingly demonstrates what an aeroplane could do in war by dropping bombs from an airship to rain a yacht, showing potential strategic capability.
In Aglantis City New Jersey on July 13 Glenn Curtiss staged mock bombing from 390 feet aboard the yacht John B. Mohrer to test seaplane effectiveness in naval defense. Officials and experts say aircraft with bombs could disable a battleship before gunfire could react, as Curtiss flew about 40 mph and dropped bombs near the deck without striking it to avoid injuring onlookers.
Remingham Ala Jil 12 The Alabama Republican convention here to nominate a slate of candidates for state offices exspt to susect of the supreme court The ticket includes Governor JO Thompson Birmingham Mayor ant governor TO Chena Lawrence county treasurer J F Suterer attorney general Alex Birch Birmingham auditor John B Bhields Walker secretary of state Thmex Bingham Montgomery commissioner of agriculture BB Cox while superintendent of education J Walker Randolph railroad commissioner JT Mekny Bes semer and Frank Lathron St Clute The platform endorses the Chicago national platform and praises the administration of president Taft and extends a warm welcome to Theodore Roosevelt to America once more.
A Detroit United Railway line near Orionville Hatch saw a work train and a special car derail on a sharp curve. Eight passengers were fatally hurt and sixty four others were cut or bruised as the two trains ran at full speed. Willie Hibbint, 12, of Flint, was not expected to survive the night while Howard Mentck of Springfield, Ohio, was among the less seriously injured.
Pensacola Fla July 33 Mr and Mrs Barberi of this city, married nineteen years, have thirteen children, six of whom are twins. Governor Gilchrist yesterday presented them with a handsome spoon bearing Florida’s seal and suggested the legislature pass an act granting a pension to the parents. Their eldest is 87 years old.
London July 11 The Edward Prince of Wales reluctant to marry prefers pony riding around Windsor. The English court opts for engagement to Princess Victoria daughter of Emperor Wilhelm of Germany and closely related to Edward. Diplomats across Europe consider the match to strengthen royal lines and appease alliances.
Mount Alt trip noted as special assignment for Judge Emory Speer. He plans a brief stay then proceeds to Highlands WC, with docketed litigation and minor official matters anticipated. A separate item reports a fatal railway wreck in Princeton Indiana after heavy rain, injuring several and killing Fireman Finney.
Owners of 2740 feet of the 3850 foot north side property signaled willingness to surrender 10 feet for the street widening from Tabernacle Place to North Avenue. South side owners present agreed to their share of costs for moving and remodeling the affected north curb. A special committee will seek remaining signatures before the next meeting.
City committees consider an ordinance to stop automobile noises and prohibit near beer sales to habitual drunks. Citizens urge action citing muffler and horn noise as hazards and noting near beer as intoxicating. The panel also opposes repealing a contracting rule affecting city work and school board contracts.
Nashville Town July 12 The state democratic executive committee met here at noon today on call of its chairman and went into session. The principal purpose of the meeting was to consider the refusal of state congressmen and U S senators to support the nominees of the straight democrats for the supreme court and court of civil appeals.
Veto ends bid to raise council salaries from 400 to 600 a year. Mayor Robert F Maddox plans to act on the resolution amid questions of quorum and timing. Officials note prior votes and the state legislature as reasons against the increase. J Whit Herron, longtime Evening Star business manager, dies in Washington.
A statement circulated after a Fulton County Tax Payers Union meeting argues adopting a salary system can save over 100000 yearly. It claims current fees fund court operations and that voters should decide on the switch, citing public officials and court costs as evidence.
Mrs Dood of Spokane leads a local effort to establish a yearly Father’s Day on the third Sunday in June. She is mobilizing ministers and friends to give every father a red rose and a kind word, promoting a nationwide celebration without selling roses.
July 12 in London the house of commons passed the second reading by 299 to 190 for a bill granting parliamentary franchise to women with property qualifications who already vote in municipal elections. The result boosts suffrage hopes but obstacles remain before a final vote, as leaders including Churchill and Balfour voiced criticisms. The bill was then referred to committee of the whole and is expected to be shelved next year.
Atlanta police board members urged Chief Jennings to train officers to exercise discretion before making arrests. Commissioner Holland pressed for a Golden Rule approach, noting many officers arrest too often. In June there were 1547 arrests with 284 dismissed, prompting calls for restraint and wiser enforcement. Detectives Ballard and Black sought a share of 1725 reward for the Druid Hills streetcar tragedy work, and the board approved their claim.
Mrs OT Barry says she shot her husband at their home on McItergon Boulevard after believing him a burglar. She asserts he is glad she acted and that she was taught to be a good markswoman and would do it again under similar circumstances.
The Georgia senate action preceded a House roll call that approved the income tax amendment, 126 to 44, with many members absent or avoiding votes. The roll list named numerous reps and officials, showing broad support amid a crowded record of legislators and speakers.
Partly cloudy Georgia forecast notes possible showery conditions Wednesday and Thursday with south to south east winds. Temperature outlook shows lower and higher ranges with rainfall totals and monthly deviations.
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