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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
11
Forecaster C. von Herrmann reports a Wednesday thunderstorm cooled Atlanta after a 98 degree heat spell. A brief hail and rain shower in the northeast suburbs lowered temperatures to 76 and disrupted hot forecasts, with local showers possible today but no heavy rain.
Cordele Ga June 18 Special The Crisp county farmers institute will be held in Cordele on Thursday June 28 under the State College of Agriculture with speakers from the college including Andrew M Soule J Phil Campbell Guy W Firer R S Hollingshead L L Jones and M Wiser Introductory remarks by J B Adkins president of the Crisp County Part nered institute organization.
Cincinnati June 1x George B Cox former politician and financier faced trial in the common pleas court charged with misapplying funds from the Cincinnati Trust company totaling 125 900. The indictment alleges Cox loaned the money to the Ford Johnson Chair company after it allegedly became insolvent.
Athens Ga June 18 Special James Hamilton Lewis senator from Illinois and Democratic whip delivered the University of Georgia baccalaureate address The Man and His Government urged personal responsibility against mass politics and warned against communal governance He argued for reform through individual virtue and youth leadership rather than sweeping confiscation or progressivist extremism He closed with a call to self mastery and civic duty The address stressed the enduring role of personal patriotism and self reliance in shaping public life
J K Rembert of Macon, Ford Sales proprietor, and Hessie Williman of Atlanta, operator of Sanitary Hair Dressing Parlors, wed unexpectedly in Perry Ga after eight years as sweethearts. They planned to marry soon yet chose the spur of the moment, then plan a business partnership in Macon. Rembert had been with Dalton and will continue in business with his wife in Macon.
Campbell and Brownlee furniture firm at 226 Peters Street report missing 24 year old L W Lancaster, last seen Monday night after leaving the office. They say no known shortage of accounts, Lancaster of medium height with light complexion, slender build, once married, no current family, relatives unaware of his whereabouts.
Guyton, Ga. June 18. Judge Walter W. Sheppard in Claxton granted a temporary injunction at the request of Guyton citizens restraining Mayor Haywood from further official action while a court challenge to his eligibility and the town charter is heard. The order requires a 30 000 bond. Construction on the electrical plant and water system continues.
Ernest L Wilson of Alan La filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition citing debts of 153.75 with assets of 320. A M Jarlam a salesman also sought relief under national bankrupt laws stating debts of 1 193 54 and assets of 1 090.
Tokyo June 15 agitators posted posters bearing the phrase Give me liberty or give me death Patrick Henry near the United States embassy and other spots in the Japanese capital calling a mass meeting for tomorrow. Organizers of the meeting described aims and urged attendance.
The article notes efforts by a party to declare its aim of securing a more determined diplomatic attitude against the United States. It casts the move as a strategic outreach to align allies and pressure Washington, with implications for ongoing international relations and regional diplomacy.
Tybee and Jacksonville along Atlantic Beach offer excursion round trips priced at six dollars. Yampa features an eight dollar option. Tickets dated June 20th require inquiry with the Central of Georgia Railway ticket agent.
The passage notes a rise in religious revival and social repression as Paul and a cured woman confront infirmity. It condemns pimps, panders, white slavers, and landlords of fallen women, claiming Atlanta’s moral downfall in civic minds. Chicago’s city council considers reopening its closed red light district.
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