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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1914

Page

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Locker Club Ban Proposed by Senate Committee

The temperance committee reported the Locker Club ban bill favored by 8 to 3, aiming to repeal the liquor license tax and prohibit locker club licenses after January 1 1915, signaling a battle on the senate floor. Torrens land titles bill favorable. joint resolution to study land title registration. Australian ballot bill to adopt secret ballots. mediation bill to curb strikes.

W D McNeil Temperance Committee Senate Sweat, Miller Converse Hammock Randolph Cuthbert Sweat General Judiciary Committee HA Matthews HK H Perry T . Folder Willer P Mulheli Arthur G Powell Warren Grice J L. Sweat George Jock Sweat Robert Torrens South Australia Great Britain Alkins Turner General Assembly House Bush Foster Marion Jackson Phillip Weltner Men and Crnsade

White House wary on Luke nomination for Georgia post

Washington July 29 Special The White House may reject Roscoe Luke's bid for U S district attorney for the southern district of Georgia due to a hostile campaign card alleged to have attacked President Wilson. Senator West and officials discuss replacements as several Georgia attorneys are reviewed for the post amid broader political opposition.

John Corrigan, Jr Washington Oscar W Underwood Roscoa Luke Thomas Willie United States Southern District of Georgia Wilson Luke Nosserta Department of Justice White House West South Georgia Senator West Department Ge Justice Samuel B Adams Savannah Denmark Valdosta New York Tennnessee

Stage coaches robbed in Yellowstone Park

Gardiner Mont July 28 United States cavalry aided by trappers and foresters scour southern Yellowstone National Park for two bandits who halted twenty five coach loads of tourists in the upper geyser basin near Spring Creek canyon and took money from 165 passengers Only money was taken and passengers were allowed to keep jewelry A similar robbery occurred years ago nearby without injuries.

Gardiner Mont United States Yellowstone National Park L. M . Brett Jacksons Hole Woming Despcradoes Geyser Basin Spring Creek Canon

How to Find Desirable Rooms or Board

The Constitution conducts a Bureau of Hoarding and Rooming House Information for the public. Free service with experienced clerks ready to assist in finding a home. Those with rooms to rent will find listings quickly taken when listed with The Constitution Boarding and Roaming House Information. Telephone M. 6000 Atl. 5001.

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Wilson backs loyal Democrats in race for Congress

President Wilson told Democratic congressmen from New York that he will not block renomination or re election for loyal party members who supported the administration policies. He affirmed no fights against loyal Democrats and stressed he wants New York carried by Democrats this fall.

Washington Wilson Congress Flizeerald House New York City White House New York Dudley Field Malone Port of Fitzgerald Malone Preaigent Wilson New York State

Uncle Joe Wants Peace in Congress

Former Speaker Joseph G Cannon of Danville Vermont formally announces his candidacy for Congress in the Eighteenth Illinois district. He says he did not seek the nomination but will run vigorously if nominated and will campaign for any Republican nominee against the opposition.

Danville Joseph G Cannon National House of Representatives Einois

Decatur Celebrates Completion of New Road

About 700 residents of DeKalb county and invited guests gathered on the courthouse lawn in Decatur to mark the opening of the Fonce de Leon road from the Georgian Terrace hotel in Atlanta to Decatur. The ceremony featured 109 legislators and Atlanta business leaders, with Decatur officials and county boards of trade members attending. Speakers traced progress from early schooling to modern infrastructure, noting Decatur’s growth from 1,200 to 6,000 people and 37 to 800 students. The event highlighted road and school development and was to continue in Page Three.

DeKath County Decatur Fonce de Leon Georgian Terrace Atlanta Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Ad Meng Clubs Bayory DeKalb County Boards of Trade Decatur Board of Trade W J Dabney Charles D McKinney Hooper Alexander J Randolph Anderson Nash'r. Broyles W Tom Winner Dabney McKinney Alexander

Wilson vows to end era of suspicion in antitrust push

Washington July 29 President Wilson tells a large delegation of wholesalers he aims to end an era of suspicion by enacting laws reflecting the community’s moral judgment on antitrust. He says the administration has sought to settle questions fairly and promises to present concerns to the Senate committee. He insists the nation is not running amuck and foresees swift action within six weeks to enable business to operate openly.

Washington Wilson Trade Commission Senate Hugh Chalmers Detroit Mowey Congress Amuck

Nations Mass Armies For Greatest Conflict

St Petersburg dispatches report imperial ukase calling reservists to colors as Russia pledges support to Servia amid partial mobilization. Emperor may become generalissimo as public rallies cheer Servians and cadets are promoted.

St Petersburg

Belgrade Sunk by Austrian Shells in Danube Action

A Vienna dispatch reports Danube monitors shell Belgrade after the Save bridge was destroyed. Servians bombardment caused havoc in the city damaging the palace walls and barracks. Austrian forces at Semlin and gunboats engaged, Servians retreated with light losses. Two ships laden with ammunition and mines were captured and towed away.

Athens Italy Erviah Nish Belgrade Bom Tranco-Servian Andrevitch Banka M Andrevitch Legation Vichnitza Vienna Danube Atstelan Y Semlin

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