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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
4
Washington reports tension rising asMemco City has been cut off for five days since Zapata forces reoccupied the area. Mexican faction agents here remain ignorant of military operations, further clouding the situation.
Reports place General Pablo Gonzales' Carranza army clashing with Villa's northern flying column near Mexico City. Cutting of cables stifles communications while Red Cross seeks to expand civilian aid. President Wilson meets officials to keep relief moving and weighs possible steps as Carranza and Villa fail to agree on peace. State department awaits Carranza reply over border neutrality breach and Nogales tensions rise amid looming attacks.
An oversea dispatch from Berne reports General Ulrich Wise, head of the Swiss army, telling a Sempach battle anniversary gathering that Switzerland hopes for relief but faces an uncertain future amid raging storms around the nation. He warned it would be reckless to assume immunity from conflict.
In Bayonne New Jersey a fresh clash erupted as Sheriff Kinkead led about fifty deputies through the streets and was attacked by more than a thousand strikers and supporters. Stones and clubs rained down, but no deputy fired a shot, and mediators sought a settlement at the Standard plant amid calls for payment delays until Monday. Priests and strike leaders finally urged calm and the crowd dispersed with police restoring order.
Key West Florida July 4 The Island City National bank suspended business today and directors asked the treasury department to settle affairs. Loans total about 196 000 with deposits around 11600, capital 100 000 and surplus 32 500. President George White cited shrinking asset values and poor collections, promising depositors full protection. WM Morgan of the treasury arrived to assume control. Directors seek a receiver for Tropical Building and Loan. E M Martin, secretary, absent in the north. Assets and liabilities expected near 500 000 each.
London reports American representatives doubt farm cargo trust for the United States can succeed without government recognition. They say such an overseas trust to insure imports against enemy capture is unworkable unless the U S government endorses it, which Washington has refused. Promoters fear official U S opposition to monopolies will block formation.
Treasury orders issued to prevent contributions to treasury service from tax payers and corporations after a controversy over the National Federation of Storekeepers Gouver, its convention expenses and a large transfer to local branches. The measure targets solicitations and contributions linked to federation events and pledges to hold violators liable.
Joe Schmidt a 43 year old resident of the city stockade and loyal admirer of Recorder George E Johnson faces a court confrontation after police find him intoxicated in a near beer saloon on Decatur Street. He pleads to avoid trial and asks to avoid Judge Johnson, claiming past promises to leave town and bizarre dairy excuses.
Rome July 28 The Floyd county board of commissioners bitterly denies graft charges brought by Representative G D Anderson before a legislative committee this week. The board's resolution asks the current grand jury to investigate and compel Anderson to substantiate his allegations. The board cites a personal feud over a school matter as the motive behind his action.
Rome, Ga July 23 Special Officers and committees of the Forrest Highway association met in Gadsden to plan furtherance of the work. Richard W Massey of Birmingham presided and nearly all officers attended with representatives from five counties along the route. A number of Romans drove in to join the meeting about the Birmingham to Rome branch.
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on July 23 a 30 by 48 inch plate glass mirror was installed at the top of Logans Ferry hill near New Kensington Automobile Club. The mirror in a heavy wooden frame provides about 400 feet of warning for approaching traffic. Drivers note that headlight reflections at night increase its value.
President Wilson and Dr Cary T. Grayson depart Washington for Cornish New Hampshire to join family and extend a vacation. The stay hinges on international developments as he prepares to direct a note to Germany. The train to Cornish arrived in Philadelphia with the president guarding a leather bag of important papers.
In New York on July 23 ten thousand members of the childrens jackets union walked off jobs. Sidney, president of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, announced the strike citing independent manufacturers on the east side resisting terms from the Clothing Manufacturers Association. Mr Hillman said the walkout may end quickly if independents agree to a settlement today.
The notice lists Cold Wave priced at $4.75 and Daisy Gem at $4.50 at Carroll and Hunter. The fragment indicates a sales or pricing notice for two items with specified amounts. Local business context and exact product lines implied by the names are preserved.
Advertisement extols Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap as a simple mild remedy for years long eczema and other eruptions. Claims instant relief from itching and burning, with permanent improvement and complete eruption clearance in a short time. Says products are sold by all druggists and offers a trial free from Dept 30 R Resin al Baltimore Md.
At the Strand theater Besse Barriscale is said to eclipse her past work in The Mating, a story of a village girl seeking education amid ridicule who wins love and success. Frank Daniels stars at Forsyth in Crooky a whimsical comedy with Mischievous plots and clever acting with a large attendance expected as the week continues.
The Southeastern Pair association directors meet to review progress on fair buildings and outline plans for the fall opening. Mell R Watkinson, president, is set to return next week. The building committee approved $41,006 in construction contracts at a Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday.
A historical overview of American aid to wartime Europe noting vast aid flows, humanitarian ships, and relief labor. It highlights the role of United States government and volunteers, the scale of relief, and the enduring impact on civilians amid siege and scarcity.
Development in Vorocco has largely ceased due to the ongoing European war. Officials report reallocation of resources and halted plans as foreign conflict dominates the regional agenda.
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