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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1912

Page

27

Robbers killed by messenger on Texas train hold-up

In far western Texas near the Mexican border an express messenger, David A. Trousdale, killed two bandits during a Southern Pacific train robbery near the Big Bend. Trousdale thwarted the hold-up by feigning willing hand to a package, then struck. The robbers were shot and killed. the third suspected bandit fled, raising horses toward the border. Trousdale, a Tennessee native, 33, had recently been promoted and worked in San Antonio.

San Antonio Texas Wella-Fargo Express Southern Pacific Newaymen Big Bend Sanderson Terrell County David A. Trousdale Express Company Trousdale Rlo Vranile Frank Dryden Groach Imngguire Express Mall Cara Oheriff Mexico Tennessee Weells- Farce Company

Chamber Committee Meets As Lecture Planned Tonight

A city chamber committee meeting disclosed only informal discussion with nothing to report. Rev Robert Johnston will speak tonight at 8 p.m. on Life and Sport in Canada at Haring Street Presbyterian church with free seats and stereopticon views. Sam Stinson, a Negro felon, was captured after a chase and fight and turned over to the jailer for holding in the Tower following terrorizing incidents in the Ben Hill area.

Chamber Committee Committees On The Chamber of Commerce Yes Robert Johnston American Presbyterian Church of Sam Stinson Ben Hill Walter Knight A. J. Jackson

Millinery Opening at Smith & Biggins

Smith & Biggins on the west side announces today’s Spring Millinery Opening with special exhibits from 8 AM. Wurm’s orchestra plays two concerts, 3–5 PM and 8–10 PM. The first opening in the new building showcases elaborate decor with vines, blossoms, and dazzling hats for every occasion, including Abby shape, sailor styles, flowers, feathers, ribbons, and novelty straws.

West Side Smith & Siggins Wurm Abby Landon Cabman

Mourner’s Roster Grows from Local Deaths in Georgia

Obituaries report George Hall dying in Atlanta at 41, with burial in city. Survivors include two sisters and two brothers in Georgia and Alabama. Also noted are Mrs Mary Beaumont of Los Angeles, and local deaths in Marietta and Waycross with funeral details and family survivors. Interments set in Los Angeles and Georgia churches.

George Hall F. H. Hall Hall R. G. Wilby W. E B. Hall Atlanta Adel Halwan Middle Georgia Greene County Nashville, Tenn Los Angeles

Barbecue Spat Between Zimmer and West Delights Atlanta Crowd

At a barbecue hosted by an Atlanta hotel, Farmers Bill Zimmer and Tea Merchant Edward West traded long humorous jabs and letters in a playful battle of wits. Referee Randy Chapman halted the exchange as attendees, including Ward and Voices Company members, laughed at volleys from both sides while praising Zimmer’s hospitality.

Bill” Zimmer Edward West Atlanta Hotele Ward and Voices Company Randy Chapman Zimmer West Mr. West Atlanta Sandy Chipman

Soldiers March to Restore Ruler Across China

Four gun boats dispatched to Canton from Hong Kong. An eye witness reports a massacre with about one thousand killed. British Kinsha gunboat damaged and forced to shift anchorage. General Sheng Yun leads 10,000 troops toward Pekin to restore the emperor. Diplomats fear total government breakdown and enduring chaos across northern and central China amid competing armies and secession talk.

Tiong Kong Canton Hong Kong Cantong Kinsha Sheila Pekin Sheng Yun Shen Si Kansu Geneva Yur Yunnan Lian Fu Hongkong

Gypsy Band Brings $5000 Roll Under Police Guard

Gypsy chieftain John Stevens claimed foes pursue his troupe after arriving in Atlanta at 7 30 PM They guard the caravan over eight hours with Policeman F E Vaughan escorting to Terminal station They plan to travel to Landatown to farm 5000 acres and start cotton culture with protection from Augusta telegraph authorities.

John Stevens Atlanta Reavers Stevens Tin Beavers Birmingham F E. Vaughan Georgia Landatown Hoe Augusta Btevens

Turmoil in Canton as 2000 Hakkas threaten Swatow region

News from Canton describes clashes near Swatow with 2000 Hakkas and local garrison resistance. Forty killed and sixty wounded in a battle at Chowyang. General Wu Jun departs with 2000 troops to quell disturbances. Moniter Monterey at Canton. British gunboat Moor damaged. foreign settlements and missions face fire. Peace efforts intensify. soldiers paid for rifles turned in.

Kwangtune Swatow Chowyang Wu Jun Canton United States Montereya Moor Sham~ Ean

Punny reminiscence of Bishop Smith at Acorn Club

A Philadelphia audience at the Acorn Club heard a young lady praise the wit of Bishop Mackay Smith. She recalled his quip about whether bathing on Sunday in the Atlantic off Palm Beach would be wrong, to which he quipped that he has no jurisdiction over that sea.

John G. York Marietta John G York Dawson Woodstock Mr. York Cobb County Mississipp Joe P. Jolley Blows Hap Ward Chapman West Vokes Mr. Zimmer Will Teddy Roosevelt Mr. Gregg Mr. West Mr. Zim Bishop Smith Philadelphia Record Acorn Club Philadelphia Bishop Mackay Smith Broad Street Florida Atlantic Palm Beach

Tafts Kansas primary methods spur Governor Stubbs protest

Governor WW F Stubbs telegraphed President Taft charging that Taft appointees use disreputable tactics to push a caucus and convention system in Kansas. He warns it would disenfranchise 90 percent of Kansas Republicans and alleges federal patronage is being reshaped before committeemen. Congressman Anthony counters Stubbs. Republican committees in four Kansas districts back the Taft delegate plan and denounce the administration.

Taft Kansas Stubbs Topeka Kan WW. F. Stubbs D. R. Anthony Mr. Anthony

D D D Prescription for Eczema Promises Instant Relief

An advertisement claims D D D Prescription for Eczema endures years of use as the sole reliable remedy. It asserts the initial drops stop itching immediately, washing away disease germs and restoring healthy skin, with a full size bottle or refund if no instant relief, at Jacobs' Pharmacies.

D.D.D Jacobs’ Pharmacies

Where Washington Doesn't Fit from Harper's Weekly

The Springfield Republican critiques Roosevelt's third term explanation as audacious and flawed. It argues the anti third term rule arose from anti third consecutive terms, not convention rules, noting no convention existed before 1831 and suggesting Washington may be excluded from the discussion.

Washington Harper's Weekly Springfield Republican Roosevelt United States Hie Lincoln

Tariff Speech Recalled as an Old Conundrum

A Washington Star quip recalls a long running tariff speech by a man who never seems to grasp it. Senator Sorgum notes the oration is like a conundrum that loses its impact once solved.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

A Spoilsport from the Detroit Free Press

A fragmentary cartoon caption from The Detroit Free Press depicts a debate over medicine and disease. A doctor forecasts a future with no disease, prompting quips about quitting poker, sick friends, and a wife’s health, reflecting social humor of the era.

Detroit Free Press

Prizes Worth 20000 In Constitution Campaign

A campaign seeks nominees for a nationwide prize draw worth 20000 with 40 prizes including automobiles, Panos, Gratonolas and gold watches. Citizens may nominate, vote via tissue coupons or special ballots, and districts may vote for any contestant. Details and contact info for The Constitution Campaign Department are provided.

Constitution

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