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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
8
The Senate schedules a special order Tuesday on a medical practice bill from the hygiene and sanitation committee. The measure, debated in the last session, includes licensure limits and exams, with penalties for fraud and illicit practice. A final house vote was anticipated after committee review.
A local suffrage rally is planned in Gainesville with speeches from notable speakers including Miss Eile Wey and Mrs Mars Milev. The event aims to promote equal rights, with organizers expecting attendance from residents and supporters of women's suffrage.
The notice markets diamonds with claims of low net price and plain black marked weight quality details. It urges readers to call or write for a booklet and catalog before prices rise.
Savannah sportsman Ward Wilen argues before the general assembly for careful game laws to protect birds and fisheries. He warns against overregulation that harms hunters, farmers, and wildlife, urging rational limits on migratory birds and protection of crops while preserving sport.
Rev Crawford Jackson, Methodist minister and Juvenile Protective Association secretary, faces a grand jury inquiry after a stenographer accused him of improper conduct. He convenes a committee meeting to present her charges and seeks full vindication, insisting he did nothing wrong.
A sermon by Dr A R Holder denounces divorce as a social and religious corrupting force. He argues the Bible forbids divorce and warns that easy grants by courts undermine morality, families, and the church, urging adherence to traditional marriage.
Savannah reports turpentine prices steady for the week ending July 4 with sales totaling 8166. Rosin also unchanged, while stock levels rose by 66.24 during the period. Stronger notes show week’s figures against last year and commodity movements across related products.
Mary Ogle, a minor, was sent to the detention home at Central Avenue after an incident at the police station involving a unmarried mother and child. The piece discusses prospects of custody in Atlanta, legislative rights, and calls for prudent reform while urging civil harmony and judicial restraint nationwide.
From Baltimore Maryland the Southern Railway offers a round trip fare of 20.85 dollars with tickets on sale August 1 and August 7 and return August 19. Service features include electric lighted steel sleeping cars and dining cars on convenient schedules.
Georgia lawmakers weigh tax equalization amid reports of tax revenue declines and rising bonded debt. Advocates push the Lipscomb tax reform bill as the sole viable path to balance budgets, with debates over general tax amendments and inheritance tax measures set for the week. The assembly aims to provide a clearer view of fiscal efficiency by week’s end.
Rochefort had two sons and four daughters. One son is dead, the other is a chemistry and physics professor at the University of Cordoba. In Argentina the daughter married Genevan painter Dufaux. her two sons have notable aviation achievements, including MC Arnold Dufaux and his brother M Henri Dufaux who jointly built an aeroplane they flew around the Geneva area.
A French aviator died near Hanterlys today when the hydroaeroplane he was piloting fell during a winch operation at Cham benez. The accident occurred July 2 as the craft plunged, ending the pilot's life in the line of flight.
The American Bar Association annual session opens September 1 3 in Montreal with attendees from Georgia including Judge Samuel B Adatos Rau ben R Arnold Charles Bartlett Morris Brandon Walter G Charlton Andrew J Cobb Henry L Cunningham William Gordon Jr Robert M Hitch Alex C King Alexander Ry Lawton Peter W Melrim Henry McAlpine Hamilton McWhorter Hollings Randolph Burton Smith Judge Emory Speer John L tre Edgar Watkins Williams Wimbdish and Barry Wright. Notable guests include Chief Justice White Lord Handale Maitre Labort and ex president Taft.
Richard Beard Jr aged 27 a Nashville shoe salesman died today from injuries after being struck by a passenger train at Wartrace last night. His leg was crushed above the knee and death followed from the shock. He resided in Nashville and was a brother of W I Beard, a well known newspaper man of the city.
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