Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

Page 1

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1915

Page

1

Fain Elected Police Chairman Amid Accusations in Atlanta

Amid caustic attacks by Mayor Woodward over a past record described as gambling and vice, W P Fain is elected police board chairman. The mayor cites indictments settled for 500 each, while Fain calls the charges lies and dirty politics. Votes: Fain seven, Pace four. Pace supports. The meeting ends with a heated exchange over past conduct and newspaper fanaticism.

Fain Hugh Dorsey Woodward Dorsey James G. Woodward W. P. Fain Faln Police Commission Bain Hash Dorsey Mr. Fain Wardlaw Verney Vaughan Sisson King Holland A. . T. Pace Police Board Andy King Clarke Pace Mr. Wain Mr. Frifis&schalramt Faln Arosa Fin Mayo Vam Tum Atlanta Yabuson English Beavers

Million Dollar Smuggling Plot Hatched in Atlanta Prison

New York grand jury indicts Huge Grobe on charges of conspiring to smuggle opium into the United States from Germany. Grobe, once a Hamburg American officer, was released from Atlanta prison after a two year term and allegedly planned a larger operation using opium hidden in rifle cartridges and potatoes. Codes in letters, intercepted by prison authorities, led to his downfall and eventual arrest in New York.

Associated Press New York Grobe Atlente Federal Penitentiary Grobe Wan Germany Atlanta Lfe América Atlante J. M. Wright Secret Service United States William Schley Howard Georgia Kirkwood Howard Mexico Alexico City Villa Reil Morer Moyer Europe Wilson England Democratic Party

State Assembly Adopts Primaries and Liquor Reform

Raleigh Raleigh March 9 The North Carolina general assembly ended a sixty three day session with two major laws The first creates a statewide primary for all parties on the first Saturday in June The second tightens liquor rules reducing whisky to a quart every fifteen days and malt liquor to five gallons in the same period Violators face misdemeanor charges and the law takes effect April 1 1915

Raleigh N. C General Assembly of North Carolina

Tennessee night riding law becomes felony in state

Nashville March 9 The Tennessee house of representatives passed on final reading the night riding bill making it a felony with a penalty of fifteen years in prison. The measure had already cleared the senate.

Nashville Tann Tennessee House of Representatives Senate

The Fluff of Crepe de Chine

Describes crepe de chine as a superior silk fabric valued for lingerie and undergarments. Notes its durability and laundering ease, claiming it rivals fine French lingerie. Mentions Constitution ads listing merchants with a full stock in various designs and colors for women readers.

China Japan India Ireland England France

Mirror Eye in Atlanta Boy Stuns Medical World

Harold Lutzk, an Atlanta boy, is reported to possess a pronounced mirror eye that allows him to see every object as if reflected in a mirror. The extraordinary vision allegedly alters perception and reading, prompting scientific investigation.

Atlanta Harold Lutzk Avery

Harold Lutzk The Atlanta School Boy Who Writes Backwards

Harold Lutzk a seven year old son of Mr and Mrs M Lutzk of 89 Connally street is described as a bright pupil in first grade at Fall Street school. Despite remarkable vision he learns to read and write with mirrored handwriting and his backward writing is illustrated with sample handwriting and a large picture of his eyes.

Harold Lurk Mr. M. Lutzk Connally Street Fall Street Audi Harold Lutzk Atlanta

Americans Warned To Leave Mexico City Warships to Vera Cruz

Washington warns Americans to evacuate Mexico City amid a critical crisis as the battleship Georgia and cruiser Washington head to Vera Cruz. U S officials press Carranza for action to improve foreigner safety while Villa and Obregon positions shift Mexico City’s control.

Mexico City Vera Cruz Washington Bryan Georgia Daniels Wilson Enrique C Lorraine Villa Zapatista Obregon Suliman Carranga United States Carranza Applo- Matic Corps

Hanged and Buried By a Georgia Mob Cox Still Lives

Washington reports a strange tale from Apple Tree Georgia where Waller Cox, a fortune teller, testified in Alexandria court that Cox was hanged by a mob for not aiding a murderer’s capture, buried alive in a shallow trench, then revived and escaped during funeral services. Cox was fined $26 for concealed weapon charges.

Washington Washington Times Apple Tree Alexandria Waller Cox Justine Caton Apple Tres

Richmond Tragedy Ends With Wife's Death and Suicide

Nathan Hilling shot and killed his wife in Richmond Indiana after wounding Patrolman John Cully during a standoff with twenty officers. He retreated to a barn, fired on rescuers, and died by a self-inflicted gunshot as authorities stormed the building. Two local boys and the officer were injured in the chaos.

Richmond Ind Nathan Hilling Hille Filling King John Cully Cully Rangza Hillire

Bloody footprints used by the state to convict woman

In Bridgeport on March 9 the state argued in the murder trial of Mrs Hele M Angle that bloody footprints in her Ripowam building apartments and hallways indicated her guilt. A spectator described footprint examinations, and the state introduced foot impressions. Dr Bruce S Weaver testified thirty stain samples showed crystals in thirteen cases but not human blood, challenging the footprint evidence.

Bridgeport Conn Hele M. Angle Waldo R. Ballou Stamford Angle Hariter Angie Bruce S. Weaver New York

Girl 13 Aims to Poison Friend in Augusta Route

Augusta police report a 13 year old girl attempted to follow a friend by poison route. Mary Ruth Martin 17 and Nora Kelly 16 were hospitalized after ingesting bichloride of mercury. Nora took poison first. Mary was ordered to reform school in Atlanta after packing her trunk with a detective present. A police surgeon believes both may recover.

Augusta Mary Ruth Martin Nora Kelly Nora Mary Reform School Atlanta

Germany to reveal peace terms in Reichstag today

London March 10 The Daily Telegraph reports that Dr von Bethmann Hollweg the German imperial chancellor will address the Reichstag to outline the terms Germany is willing to offer for peace.

Germany Reichstag London Daily Telegraph von Bethmann- Hollweg

Submarine Attack Sinks Three British Ships Without Warning

London reports German submarines struck at three British coastal points. Tangistan, Blackwood, and Princess Victoria torpedoed within hours. only one Tangistan survivor, 16 drowned. Blackwood crew of 17 saved. Victoria crew of 34 saved. Different subs likely responsible for each sinking. Tangistan, Blackwood, and Victoria owned by Swansea, North Shields, and Glasgow firms respectively.

Scarborough Hastings Liverpool London Jt Isi North Sea Blackwood Haxliah Liverpoo Sars Glassow Stenmers Tangistan Princess Victotia Tees Worth Sea Yorkshire English Channel Sussex Irish Sea Tangisten Etrick Line Swansea Tyneside North Shields M. Langlands & Sons Glasgow Westhartlepool Sha James O'Toole

Russians Push Drive in Central Poland Fronts

Russian forces drive a wedge into German lines in central Poland as fighting rages from Augustowo to Suwalki and along the Niemen and Vistula fronts. Petrograd reports gains and renewed pressure, while German detachments retreat toward Ossowetz and Gisowetz amid heavy westfront fighting.

London Augustowo Poland Niemen Ossowetz Petrograd Duila Vostes Champagne Arras Louis Roth Africa Europe Asia Akamas Etfortktai Mig Lodge Suwalki Simna East Prussia Marianpol- Virghglova Wléecunen Grodno Augustowe Begs Forsats Thun Bobr Gisowetz Bohr Vistula Seinr Batte Page Teo

Weather Prophe Partly Cloudy Forecast

Washington March 9 forecaster predicts partly cloudy weather for Wednesday and Thursday in Georgia. Local meteorologists warn of mild temperatures and scattered clouds across the state with no significant precipitation expected.

Washington Forechst Georgia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Atlanta Police Board United States Penitentiary Mirror Eye U.S U. S Gen Cox Self Chum Czar Kaiser Central Warsaw Falls Tewera Jowest Temperatura Danta Birmingham Beton Boston Charleston Cir Dany Widy Low Galverton Rainstead Hatteras Jacksonville Kansas Kroxville Laninville Mobil Clay Mor Pramery Orleans Ftroburn Portland Ore Francisco Eld Shreveport Ralny Spokane Cid Vicksber Ely Washington, Ch
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication