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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1914

Page

6

Georgia suffrage meeting outlines plans and support

The Georgia Women Suffrage Association held a session in the House chamber with Mary L. McLendon presiding. Leaders from the Federation of Labor and various suffrage figures spoke on education, strategy, and wide support across rural districts, urging coordinated propaganda and Democratic party alignment.

Georgia Womans Suffrage Association House of Representatives Capitol Mary L., McLendon Betttie McLenden Seb Marks Gear Tt Federation of Labor Federation of Labor Georgia Equal Suffrage Movement John Smith Legislaure Miss Ros Uoishby Georgi Ang Atlantis Equal Suffrage Association Ansley Hotel Enuncrauinna Mary Lo McLendon of Assembly Dittle Wartha Llosa Vrs Rovuler Micon Heulees Senate House Atlanta Frembershin AP Buller Tuller Florence Joan of Are Susan Bantony Clara Barton Jane Fuller McLendon Wasa Hate Gordon New Orleans Democratic Party South Mississdon

Woman Tries Suicide By Poison At Purke Street

Ophelia Voitek attempted to kill herself by swallowing six strychnine tablets at 69 Purke street. Her sister, Mrs Newbron, believed the poison was for heart trouble and saved her life by rushing her to Grady hospital in a car. Voitek had planned the act, leaving a note to avoid blame if a late night accident occurred.

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Arbitration Awards Sustained By Court

A federal judge rules that arbitration awards in a rail line dispute remain valid and reviewable only for clear legal errors. The decision limits set aside grounds, preserving the arbitration board’s settlement between the railroad and its engineers and firemen, including issues of procedure and scope.

Juine WB Sheppard United States Court Teerssa Nertha Quston Arbitration Boards Sel Tration Board Ceorgit Onl Ineewe

Half Billion Proposed LTO Construct Highways

Washington July 21 Senator Brying Gong proposes a substitute for the Shackleford bill already passed by the house. The measure would authorize the federal government to issue bonds and exchange cash via the treasury to fund highway construction. A federal commission would oversee expenditures, with congressional committee leaders named.

Washington Brying Gong Reaises Shackleford House Senate Senate Committee On Post Offices Bryan Treasury Department Sente Office of Public Roads United States Arms

Spanish War Veterans to Honor Capt Watson

Augusta hosts Captain Watson head of Uey Organisation arriving for national guard encampment. Watson, 18, is Guard at a federal prison with varied service in two South American countries. He rose to major general and fought in the Boe war for Britain, and served with General unazen in the Philippines during the Spanish American war. A reception will be held and visiting Spanish American War veterans invited.

Augusta Veteras Watson Atlanta Uey Organisation Janta Federal le Tougnt Great Britain Unazen Philippines

Col Johnson Buried After Last Mercy Plea for Cantrell

Gainesville July 31 Special The funeral for Colonel Thatcher M Johnson prominent attorney was held at First Methodist Church with large local bar attendance. He died in an auto crash near his home on Green Street and was buried at Alta Vista cemetery. His last words urged his wife not to worry and his final letter reportedly urged Governor Slaton to spare Jim Cantrell, sentenced to death. He depicted his plea as a deathbed request for mercy.

Gainesville Thatcher M Johnson Green Street First Methodist Church Alta Vista TR Kendall SR Belk Colonel Johnson Iros Newnan Gaud River Lizzie E Sulivan Messrs Blamm Edward Fletcher Johnson Carrie Johnson Lucy Keen Oglethorpe Douglas Marion Dean Johnson Hayne Palmour Adolf Palmour Slaton Jim Cantrell Cantrell

Railways to separate freight and passenger cost accounting

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered railways to keep accounts showing costs of freight and passenger service separately. The rule, issued June 10 1915, aims to aid rate making and provide closer insight into railroad operations. Little Miss Fara Southerlin hosted a lawn party at 278 Berdon Street West End Park in honor of Essie Williness Thomson Ga.

Amlu Wully Narunud Bller Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Fara Southerlin Derdon Street West End Park Essie Williness Thomson Ga Opcmsion

Order of Hibernians in Session at Norfolk

The Norfolk gathering of the Ancient Order of Hibernians opened a four day session with a Mass and a sermon by Bishop O Connell of Richmond. He welcomed the Hibernians of the city, stressing loyalty to civil law and the order’s core value of burning love of country.

Order OF Hibernians Norfolk Norfolk Vail Corymon America Ob Mir Lathole Dennia Richmond Rayn Wells St Marys Mishop Oconnell Virginia

Anarchist Woman Faces Forced Feeding in New York

New York July 21 Rebecca Idelson an anarchist serving a three month sentence for inciting riot faces a forced feeding order. Katherine B Davis commissioner of correction authorizes life sustaining nourishment despite Idelson's hunger strike. The case highlights authorities actions to end the protest and preserve the inmate’s life.

New York Rebecca Idelson Katherine B Davis Correction Miss Tideleon

Parachute Test Tragedy In Brussels Crowd Watches

In Brussels on July 21 Mme Cayat de Castel fell to her death from about 1000 feet during a parachute test aboard an plane piloted by Cham pel. Spectators including her husband saw the fatal drop as the automatic detachable parachute failed to deploy after several prior successful demonstrations.

Brussels Mme Cayat de Castel Champel Mme Cayat de Castella

Georgia Road Seeks Government Money

The Georg Puloi company seeks a $4,880 payment from the U S government for mail carrying prior to May 21 1961. Congress may approve via a claim bill as Senate Post Office committee favors payment. Treasury records show March 1906 acknowledgment, Confederate status payments total $16 752, with debts listed at $2 163 in a colonial custody.

Washington Georg Puloi Corgress Senate Committee On Post Offices Treasury Department Senate Leslie W. Shaw Ait Company Congress

Boy Shah of Persia Takes Constitutional Oath of Office

Teheran July 21 Sultan Ahmad Mirea the 18 year old shah of Persia took the constitutional oath of office at the palace of the national council in a brief ceremony attended by Abul Anesim Khan Nasser El Mulk. He rode in a glass coach drawn by eight white horses through decorated streets guarded by police and troops, bowed to the assembly, spoke the oath, then went to the mosque for prayer.

Teherin Persia Sultan Ahmed Mirea Shah of Persia National Council Shah Reznt Abul Anesim Khan Nasser el Mulk Na Onal Palace of the Nation Council

Coal Trust Alleged to Control Southern Railway Rates

Washington July 21 charges allege a coal trust operating via the Southern railway manipulated rate differentials to divert coal from the Black Mountain fields in Virginia to Norfolk and Northern ports rather than Charleston Savannah Jacksonville and Fernandina. Dulaney of Bristol Tenn heads a mining company and claims a $5 million loss from the differential shift and a 600,000,000 ton coal reserve.

Washington Southern Railway Black Mountain Virginia South Atlantic Seaboard Senate Benjamin L Dulaney Bristol Tenn Black Mountain District South Atlantic Knox Interstate Commerce Commission Andys Ridge

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