Commons Grants War Time Suspensory Bill
London June wartime parliament debate centers on suspensory bill removing re election requirement for new cabinet members. Lords begin reading a bill creating a ministry of munitions with Lloyd George to lead.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
London June wartime parliament debate centers on suspensory bill removing re election requirement for new cabinet members. Lords begin reading a bill creating a ministry of munitions with Lloyd George to lead.
An 19th century style tonic boasts relief for laxity drowsiness and fatigue. Claims include ability to replace cathartics, no sickness or nausea, quickens the senses brightens the complexion and acts as a powerful appetizer. Promises extensive bile release and a hundred dollar reward for any gripe or illness. Lists multiple Atlanta area druggists and mail order details with prepaid parcel post offers.
Gainesville Ga June 3 Special Mrs Effie H Cochnower of Atlanta drowned herself in Lake Warner after a park ride incident sparked a large search. Her body recovered this morning. she was a widow from Atlanta visiting Mrs Bessie Olivar. Her lawyer is to arrive to handle disposition of her effects.
Friends of M L Brittain claim ten votes while planning a Saturday secret ballot. They argue law requires a page and pay vote, and that a secret ballot may not reflect aye and nay totals. Slaton backers say they will contest any secret ballot and Brittain supporters insist the election is certain despite the maneuver.
Clyde Belcher of 62 Berean avenue was brought from Birmingham by Assistant WL Jett after being connected to a February robbery at Cash Grocery on Westilla avenue Inman Park. The couple, Mr and Mrs W Kelly, were robbed of 1200 as weekend proceeds. Belcher claims innocence and says he was wandering the country before final capture.
After a police probe committee meeting, Commissioners said they will tell the public nothing about the investigation. Chairman Wardlaw stated they planned to keep all information confidential. They will meet again tonight and aim to have their report ready for the board next Tuesday.
Between 500 and 60 cards were issued by the YMCA officials in charge of the fresh swimming campaign starting June 6. Applicants were asked to call at headquarters to obtain assignments to classes and those who did not receive cards were urged to call at the absolution building for replacements. The campaign aims to attract many registrants and is the first of its kind in the city. A K Franklin, general director of physical education, expresses strong optimism about making every Atlantan a swimmer.
Tonight the Girls High School will award diplomas at the Atlanta theater. Principal Mise Mune expresses pride in a large class, especially the English Commercial graduates, with over fifty earning diplomas. Exercises begin at 3.
Dr. C Ridley, an Atlanta minister, has resigned from Central Baptist Church and is now in California to continue evangelistic work. In recent months he led revivals at Ka Junta and Trinidad Cola.
Brunswick Ga June 3 Special The Georgia Bar association at El Simon's island adopted a resolution backing President Wilson in any action he may take on the German situation and sent greetings to the president with the resolution. A near vote defeated a resolution to admit women to the Georgia bar. A large evening get-together meeting was scheduled. Committee reports and several addresses were heard as the day’s session progressed.
The ruling, written by Judge Buffington with concurred opinions, rejects dissolving the United States Steel Corporation or its subsidiaries. The court finds the case hinges on whether the steel group harmed public interests by restricting competition or obstructing trade. It notes the firms built their business rather than choke rivals and discusses acquisitions like Tennessee Coal and Iron.
Reports from Washington on June 3 indicate surprise at the dismissal of the government's dissolution suit against the United States Steel Corporation by the federal circuit court of appeals at Tren ton. Officials discuss possible Supreme Court review while President Wilson and cabinet consider next steps.
Rome dispatch reports Pope Benedict is drafting a White Book to justify his role in promoting peace. The document reportedly outlines his financial and political maneuvers, including reshaping opinions during the national panic.
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