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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
ES YORK showcases silk and serge dresses with bold price points from $2.75 to $25 and features navy blue serge coats with silk linings and military collars. A wide array of textures includes black chiffon taffeta, picardy stripes, and all wool ready-to-wear skirts and sweaters for spring and fall styling.
New York June 24 General Frank Streeter and Dr Charles P Bancroft testified Thaw is perfectly sane and rational after a three week exam. They described Thaw’s life, noted no delusion surface, and said his acts appear normal despite the Stanford White shooting case.
Reports from the Thaw trial describe General Streeter recalling Thaws calm demeanor during interview and questions about Evelyn Nesbit Thaws willingness to testify surface conflicting accounts as prosecutors seek repeat testimony of Nesbit before jurors Justice Hendrick warns editors against publishing future forecasted evidence amid tumultuous coverage.
Dr Calhoun has bought two Brookwood residential lots from Paul Goldsmith and Joe Fo Arm Hatead on Peachtree road facing 190 feet with 2600 feet depth. The purchase, described as an investment, lies near the Brookwood bridge and adjacent to John Morris Jr. home. Calhoun denies plans for a new house. months earlier he sold Druid Hills property to Asa G Candler for 22000 cash, with Candler now building there.
Mrs Effie Pope Alsop, once in New York papers for marital troubles and a brief stage stint, is in Atlanta living at the Ansley with her mother Mia J and will remain there for a while, lawfully noted in local society.
Princess Rajah headlines Forsyth in Atlanta with a temple scene dance and an Arabic chair number. The supporting acts include Henry Lewin Kellermann Jull Ring and company Miss Ring known as Blanche Ring’s sister and John Hymers troupe deliver solid sketches Mortimer McHale and Gertrude Clegg perform daring bicyclist numbers Bert LaMont and cowboys perform and Florrie Millership adds tuneful songs with lively crowd appeal.
Pittsburg June 28 George McHenry a Washington waiter arrested there and brought here confessed to detectives that he was with Thomas Forney Washington attorney and son in law of Franklin Schneider when the attack on the candy manufacturer occurred He denied striking him and said Forney used the hammer a promissory note for 4000 was said to have been made out and given to McHenry with a promise of a large sum if the old man were disposed of Police prepared to seek Forney and McHenry’s death sentence for murder and attempt to murder with intent Three hotel employees identified Forney and McHenry as guests and as customers who bought a hammer from a dealer last week Three hotel employees identified them as guests who were at the hotel last week The telegram said the note had been found and authorities sought the return of Harry Carlisle arrested in Alpen City in connection with the case
Thomas McCoy former superintendent of the Hoth Carolina internal revenue division was arrested in Asheville North Carolina on a conspiracy indictment by a federal grand jury. He was released on a 22000 bond and had resigned from government service five years ago. The Fort Smith Arkansas report also notes no report today from the grand jury and mentions forthcoming indictments and further investigations into moonshine operations. Knox Booth, a former internal revenue agent, reportedly agreed to return between 16000 and 12000 in bribes.
President Wilson spent June 28 considering Mexican, European, and other issues in Cornish New Hampshire. He consulted Secretary Lansing and Washington officials. Reports suggested no major action expected before a possible return to Washington. He learned of General Huerta’s arrest case being handled by Justice Department officials. Berlin’s reply to the US note on submarine warfare was awaited. The president enjoyed a long automobile ride and an evening at Harlakenden House with his party members.
Annapolis June 14 A naval academy hazing inquiry was ordered by Rear Admiral Fulton to investigate reports of mistreatment of fourth classmen. The probe is separate from the court of inquiry into examinations and follows testimony about hazing abuses at the academy.
A Porter Emerson Browne play adaptation features several scenes praised for their appeal to modern femininity. It includes models and costumes associated with Lucie Led, Lady Duff Gordon, and is staged with direct cooperation from the designer.
In a coral chiffon ensemble, Mise Yahn and Mise Phyllis showcase AF creation along with Mise Irene Fen in the lead role. The scene features eight costumes by brecadeers and a dainty iglobe accessory while Francea Ward and Richard Ward glow with style. The Last Day of The Spend
An advertisement touts Jacobs Liver Pill as a morning health aid to improve digestion and overall cleanliness. It claims poor hygiene in daily routines harms health and promotes the pill as a safer alternative to harsh drugs like calomel for a productive day.
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