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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

8

Physician Denounces Civilization at Medical Association

At the sixty fifth annual American Medical Association convention in Atlantic City Victor Vaughn was installed president. He urged better use of medical facts to extend lifespans, critiqued modern society’s vices, and advocated hygienic laboratories. A gold medal was presented to Surgeon General Gorgas.

Atlantic City N.C American Biedical Association Victor ©. Vaughn John A. Witherspoon Nashville Tenn Vaughn Conditio Aple Gorgas Association Ft Panamit Ud C. L. Read Cincinnati Joan A. R Withershoon Wescott New Jersey Fielder G& Responsive Chord Bb Lt. G

Deputy Wounded and Negro Killed in Alabama Clash

Deputy sheriff J F Clayton was probably fatally injured and Bam Bains, a negro, killed after a gun battle with officers near Warrior Alabama. The men barricaded a house and opened fire as deputies closed in. Bains fled through a rear thicket as he was shot. he had recently escaped a ten year jail term.

Birmingham Als J. F. Clayton Bam Bains Warrior Ali Bains

Baby caps made amid disease in New York homes

New York reports show 78 percent of homes with baby caps harbored venereal disease sources. Social worker Elizabeth Watson testified to a factory commission about home sewing violations of labor laws. Prohibition of garment making in homes proposed to curb child labor evils.

New York Elizabeth Watson State Lillian Wald Benny Street Missy Watson

Wanamaker Transatlantic Flight Likely via Azores Route

Rodman Wanamaker sponsored air linking St John’s Newfoundland to Queenstown Ireland likely detours through the Azores. Curtiss aviator John Lansing Callan sails from Boston June 6 to Porto Novo Azores with spare parts and gasoline, awaiting Lt Porte’s arrival to set the course, while testing continues.

Rodman Wanamaker Azores Islands Lieutenant Porte Azores Wanamaker Muort Callan

Home Rule Crisis Advances In Britain As Ulster Exclusion Debates

London reports that the Irish Home Rule bill faced a new stage as the Marquis of Crewe introduced an amending bill. It proposes county by county exclusion for Ulster for six years after the new Irish parliament meets, with civil rule in excluded areas to be managed by the Lord Lieutenant. Rifts widen as Unionist leaders condemn the approach and anticipate further concessions and possible civil disturbance.

London Ireland Sehen Marquis of Crewe House of Lords Framier Acquith Edward Carson Ulster British Isles Asquith Marquis of Lansdowne

Saengerfest Opens In Louisville With 3000 Voice Chorus

Hundreds of German singing society members from across the country gather in Louisville for the 34th North American Saengerbund Saengerfest. Delegations come from Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Detroit New Orleans Memphis Chattanooga. Preparations for 20 000 visitors include flags and German colors. A five concert series begins tomorrow at First Regiment Armory with Chicago Symphony Orchestra led by Frederick Stock and chorus directed by Louis Hhr gott. Soloists Marie Rappold Rudolph Berger and Clarence Whitenill. Welcoming exercises follow a Saengerbund parade and flag assembling. Business session Saturday elects officers and selects the 1917 Saengerfest city. Volksfest to close the festival.

Louisville Saengerbund Arrow Saturda Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg Detroit South New Orleans Memphis Chattanooga Flrst Regiment Armory Chicago Symphony Orchestra Frederick Stock Louis Hhrgott Mme Marie “Rappold Rudolph Berger Clarence Whiteni Saengerbuund

Coal and Southern Roads in Senate Inquiry

A Senate sub committee led by Senator Bryan of Florida will begin public hearings in July on charges that a coal trust influences coal carrying railroads to discriminate against Atlantic ports south of Norfolk. Subpoenas have been issued for several prominent men connected with the interests involved. Washington, June.

Coal Trust Atlantic Norfolk Senate Bryan Florida Pblic Interests Washington Ar Tage

Long list of local obituaries and funeral notices

Bainbridge mortuary report lists R A Lytle and many residents as dead in a string of funeral notices. Names include Mrs Isaac Williams Sr and multiple families with services in various churches and cemeteries across Georgia.

Two U S Battleships Will Be Sold to Greece

Washington reports the House approved the sale of the battleships Idaho and Mississippi to Greece for about twelve million dollars. The deal, opposed by Turkey, includes building a new super-dreadnought for Greece and transferring crews and officers as ships head to Athens within days.

Washington Idaho Mississippi Greece House Senate Turkey Tharadey Newport News Ship Building Company Bethlehem Steel Company Navy Department Daniela Pensacola Navy Yard Newport News Company Athens Phe Tdaho Gibraltar Naval Academy Illinois Miasour Mediterranean Rugtem Bex Turcee United States Fadgett Daniels Navy Department Pennsylvania Naval Appro Sam

Wilson Decides in Dynamite Cases Likely Pardons

Washington dated June 23 President Wil gor sent the pardon appeal for twenty four labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases to the department of justice and the action may be announced tomorrow. Minor defendants reportedly granted clemency while chief conspirators such as Frank M. Ryan face uncertain outcomes. Thursday marks the start of sentences. two defendants Olaf A. Treit moe and Richard Houlihan have received new trials unless新 evidence emerges.

Washington Wilgor Department of Justice Frank M. Ryan Structural Iron Workers Aenatara Olaf A. Treitmoe San Francisco Richard Houlihan Chicago

Angry Paris postmen seize main post office

In Paris 600 angry postal workers held the central post office for seven hours halting all mail. They protested a senate rejection of higher postal allowances and barricaded doors while police were repulsed. Minister Gaston Thomson and Paris prefect Celestin Hennion urged withdrawal but failed. Around midnight the demonstrators left after paralyzing city mail service.

Paris Senate Gaston Thomson Celestin Hennion France

Koplin’s Junk Shop Destroyed by Fire

Fire of unknown origin destroyed Koplin’s Junk Shop at the corner of Marietta Street and North Avenue. The two story frame building housed old rags paper and scrap iron. Flames threatened Reed Oil Company next door and Frederick Disinfectant Company nearby but firemen prevented spread. Loss estimated about $5,000.

Marietta North Avenue K. Koplin Reed of Company Frederick Disinfectant Company

Brewster's Millions at the Grand theater in three weeks

Grand theater presents a five reel drama by Jenne L. Lasky studios based on Brewster's Millions. Edward Abgles stars as Monty Brewster in a production hailed by New York reviewers as surpassing the stage version. Four performances today cap a record run alongside Neptune's Daughter by Annette Kellermann. Flames in Girard Alabama cause extensive damage of about ten thousand dollars to W. M. Boeker storehouse and two Citizen's Bank residences.

New York Grand Theater Jenne L. Lasky Mars Chicago Monty Brewster Edward Abgles Atlante Annette Kellermann Neptune Columbus Girard Ala W. M. Boeker Citizen's Bank of

Railroads Hit for Millions in Supreme Court Ruling

Washington reports seventy railways facing intermountain reparation claims. Approximately 12 million already filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission, with some batches exceeding 2 million. Cases span hundreds to hundreds of thousands, often involving shippers and merchants. The commission may apply discretion as cases are resolved. past yellow pine reparations took about 60 percent, much absorbed by court costs and lawyers.

Washington United States Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Yepele Tiong Sion Yellow Pine

Melons Shipped From Pelham and Nearby Towns

The shipping season for melons and cantaloupes is underway with daily carloads leaving Pelham and nearby towns. Prices are not as high as early seasons but remain favorable, suggesting growers will realize a solid profit from this export.

Femam Ge Sunes Repeciat Pelham Srowers

Rome District Conference Opens in Reckmart

Rome Ga. special report shows all of Rome's Methodist ministers and many laymen attend the annual Rome district conference at Reckmart. Presiding elder Dr. J H Hakes leads the meeting which runs through tomorrow night with an interesting program on church interest topics.

Rome Sme Reckmart J. H. Hakes

Mine Disaster Claims 196 Dead and Relief Funds

Officials report 196 dead from Friday's mine explosion at Hillcrest collieries. Rescued alive 41. bodies recovered 195 with 188 identified. 16 unaccounted. Canada sends 54090 to aid victims' families.

Hillcrest

Court of Appeals Georgia Docket Summary

Argued and submitted cases from multiple counties including Washington Baldwin and Richmond. Notable entries include Joe Butta v State Foreman v State and Carter v State among others. The document lists several early 20th century Georgia criminal cases reflecting appeals and submissions.

Joe Butta State Washington Don Foreman Jankina. Loeb_Sables Chetham H. G. Townesnd Richmond Tom Watta Baldwin Carter Lmer

Funeral notices for James W English and Fitz Bas

Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral of James W English today from his father’s residence at 40 Cone Street. Rev. Arl Crme Flinn will officiate with interment at Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers and attendees listed include Albert Mowell, Charter Ryan, W D Bila, Thomas Verwin, Madixon Bell, Dr. We Wilkin, John W. Grantarddy, Lowry Arnold, Bosshardt, and others. A separate notice mentions Fitz Bas with funeral at 2 6 Bryant Street and Greenwood Cemetery on Cascade Avenue, pallbearers to meet at the parlor.

Nglisi James Miwlish Mes W. Enxlish Hareis Cone Street Arl Crme Flinn Oakland Cemetery Ke Tleanen Albert Mowell Charter Ryan W. D. Bila Thomas Verwin Madixon Bell We. Wilkin John W. Grantarddy Lowry “Arnold Bosshardt Me. J. Bosshard Manry Bosshardt Al 1 Fitza Bas Bryant Street Gresnwood Cemetery Cascade Avenue Will Pleasu

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