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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1915
Page
8
Washington reports June 21 that the French cruiser Descartes line landed bluejackets at Cape Haitien on a precautionary move to safeguard lives and property after the government forces captured the city. No American forces have landed yet.
A 1914 testimonial from Colgate Maryland describes widespread eczema with severe itching and burning. After failed remedies, the writer reports relief within a week and healing in a month following Cuticura Soap and Ointment use, with a promotional note offering free samples and a 82-page Skin Book.
A vintage medical advertisement claims kidneys fail to eliminate uric acid causing rheumatism dropsy and bladder issues. It touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper as a long used remedy to cleanse impurities and cure kidney and bladder weakness with many sufferers helped.
London June 21 The house of commons adjourned after a unanimous first reading approving a blank war loan to Reginald McKenna. The maximum loan could reach about five billion dollars, with plans to issue bonds at par and repay at 4 1/2 percent interest. The chancellor outlined three issue channels including Bank of England, post office bonds, and war loan vouchers, all aimed at funding ongoing war efforts.
Washington sources say President Wilson likely will appoint Robert Lansing as secretary of state to replace William Jennings Bryan. Lansing, already acting secretary, is favored by several cabinet members, with House also mentioned though reluctant to serve. The decision was not officially confirmed and could be announced after cabinet discussions and a trip to New York and Cornish, New Hampshire.
Washington reports James M. Sullivan minister to the Dominican Republic is deemed permanently unfit for his office by Senator Fhelan’s investigation. The inquiry reportedly finds no illegal acts. Sullivan left Port au Prince for New York on a sixty day leave of absence amid health concerns.
Excursion to Tallulah Falls scheduled for Wednesday June 30 departs Terminal at 4:00 PM and returns the same day. Contact Southern Fairwelly Picket Office No 2 Reach ieee 5 iste for phone 142.
Washington reports the unexpected U S arrival of General Telipa Angeles Villa's top military expert and rumors of a peace initiative among constitutionalist and villa elements. Carranza and Obregon tensions surface as resignations hint at talks, while Yaqui raids and British travel warnings add regional peril.
Washington reports John Reed, an American war correspondent, and Boardman Robinson, an artist, under arrest at Kholm for entering the military zone without permission. Ambassador Marge in Petrograd seeks information to establish their status and secure their release.
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