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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1914

Page

4

Mail School Used to Market Stocks in Capitol Hearing

Boston reports a legislative mercantile affairs committee hearing on international correspondence schools based in Scranton and their ties to large capital corporations. Critics say schools are selling education to promote stock schemes, while supporters deny direct links and argue the measure targets broad education programs and requires filings and penalties for misrepresentation.

Boston International Correspondence Schools Scranton Clarence A. Barnes Statehhouse Schoyls Sokomy Beraave KHS Mr. Barnes Strawton Tulsa Capi Tal International Barnes Jirnes EA Robertson Cagetown Africa Joseph BH. O'Dell Screnton

Appeal of Sulzer for salary denied

Albany N Y March 23 without passing upon the merits of the case the appellate division third department today sustained Supreme Court Justice Chester in his denial of the application of William Sulzer for a writ of mandamus to compel Comptroller Lohmer to pay the salary of the former governor from the time of his impeachment preparations were begun immediately to have the case reviewed by the court of appeals Mr Sulzer hopes to have the United States supreme court pass upon the validity of his impeachment

Albany N. T Appellate Division Supreme Court Chester William Sulzer Lohmer Sulzer United States Supreme Court

Winder Sunday School Leads Attendance Contest

The Chreelian Sunday School of Winder Georgia defeated West End Christian of Atlanta last Sunday by one point, taking a seven point lead in the attendance contest. Winder reports a total of 2,308 points while West End lists 2,706. West End expects to report 300 points Sunday to regain the lead. The session begins at 7:30 a.m. Visitors at Sunday school and at the preaching service at 12 p.m. are counted.

Winder West End Christan Atlanta West End West End Schowl

Atlanta Women Hear Landscape Gardening Talks

A group of Atlanta women plans a series of late Lenten lectures on landscape gardening. The talks aim to link garden art with home taste, noting the relation between interior form and outer grounds. Notable figures Grace Tabor and Mrs Frank Doubleday are mentioned as influences. Lectures and store plans to be announced later.

Atlanta Grace Tabor Frank Doubleday Country Life In America Leter

Body of S. H. Phelan Jr Arrives This Morning Funeral This Afternoon

The funeral for S. H. Phelan Jr will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock from the residence of his sister Mrs A S Atkinson on Columbia Avenue Baranar Lake NY. The body arrives at 11 o'clock this morning. Dr Bo Wilmer will officiate. The service was misreported as private. only the internment at West View will be private.

J. AS Mallory Loyole’s Waverly Tall Gu Pits Della Malory Cc. F. Dyer, Jr C. F. Dyer, Jr C.’¥."Dyer Poole's Chapel H. G Goodwyn Thomas F Goodwin RW. Cameron Garden Phenos Horace Tutwiler Soodiwys Wallace Nettle Wilk A. T. Young B. Jones B. C. Stephens John ‘Willace Dave Wallace Claud Caldwell Charles Wallace Werman Phelan Sidney Harris Phelan M. G. Phelan Tirle Ant Kineson Reesy Wrelcht Ernest E. Dali J. S. Hollingsworth M. Leon Hollingsworth Edith F Hollingsworth College Avenus Decatur Barclay & Frandon's Ivy Street Decatur Cemetery

Louisville Fire Ravages Main Street in Alabama

A destructive blaze swept through the removal section of Louisville Alabama early today destroying your stores a livery stable and a cotton warehouse with two hundred bales. The total loss is estimated at twenty six thousand dollars.

Montgomery Ala R ‘Ovalness Louisville

Women Canteen Aides Ousted From French Army Service

Paris reports the minister of war will retire women who run regimental canteens from active service. Previously attached to battalions, they aided troops, acted as nurses, and carried drinks to the wounded. Now deemed a drain on food supply and a distraction to soldiers. Napoleon praised their service, noting women like Josephine Tiequart and Marie Tete de Bois.

Paris Remai Napoleon L Legion of Honor Josephine Tiequart Moscow Marie Tete de Bois

Pet Goodwyn Dies at 39 in Local Home

H. C. Goodwyn Jr known as Pet Goodwyn died Thursday after a three week illness at his sister Mrs. Thomas Hettle’s home at 338 Crew Street. He was 39 and leaves brothers Thomas Floodwyn Tip G. Goodwyn and Millerd F. Goodwyn and sisters Mrs. Thomay Bettie and Mrs. Be Caverls. Funeral at Poote's chapel at 1 o'clock with Dr. V. C. Norcross. Interment in West View Cemetery.

H.C. Goodwyn, Jr Pet

Forty Three Ships Wrecked by Hurricane Near Melilla

A fierce hurricane drove wrecks along Melilla Morocco shores with forty three ships lost. Five steamers and thirty eight sailing craft are among the wrecked vessels. The storm intensified prompting several large ships to seek refuge to avoid jetties.

Melilla Morocco Ishoala Rea

Italo Troops Clash Near Seuctina in Oasis Fight

March 13 Tripoli reports say Itajan forces killed 263 Arabs in a Wednesday battle near the Seuctina oasis. An Italian column of Lepopa natives was attacked by 2,000 Arabs, resulting in several Italian officers and native soldiers killed and wounded.

Hengasi Tripoli Itajan Seuctina

Noted dentists gather for midwinter clinic in Atlanta

The Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons hosts a midwinter clinic at the Ansley hotel with notable dentists from Cincinnati Brooklyn Minneapolis and Chicago. Friday sessions include papers by Dr John Callihan and Dr F J Van Woert followed by a general discussion. Afternoon clinics feature Dr T B Hartsell on infections and systemic disorders with lantern slides.

Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons Ansley Hotel John R. Callahan Cincinnati F. J. van Woert Brooklyn 0. N Hughes Atlanta Hhs Johnson Macon PT. E. Callihan McRae

Obituary notices from West Point and surrounding areas

The list records multiple deaths and funerals from March in West Point and nearby towns. Included are Mrs. J W Burdett of West Point, Lee W Strickland of Alvaton, Effie Scruggs of Louisville Leuleville, Nettie Wallace of Peachtree, James H Beattie, J A Mallory, Swamie Poole, Woodrow Mcpurty, Tom Bradford of Nashville, Saran Bell Busby, C F Dyer Jr, and infant deaths Louie Carmichael and other memorials with funeral details and burial sites across Georgia and Alabama communities.

Southern professor missing in Chicago

Chicago, March 14 A police alarm was sent out by Professor Jonn Ms Manly of the University of Chicago English department for R G Patrick. Manly said Patrick was an instructor at a southern school or college. Patrick, 46, five feet six, heavy black mustache, had been visiting for weeks, went for a walk yesterday and did not return. Information about his southern school was refused at Manly's residence.

Chicago Jonn Ms. Manly University of Chicago R. G. Patrick Manly Maris Patrick

Many Filings On Turkey Island Land In Oklahoma

Guthrie Oklahoma March 13 Filings on lands on Turkey Island Dark river in the Osage Nation of Oklahoma swamped the U S land office. The sixty acre island is valued due to oil discoveries with filings for mineral rights on ten and twenty acre tracts. The state federal title dispute has long simmered. Experts say rights could be worth hundreds of thousands per tract.

Guthrie Okla Turkey Island Dark River Osage Nation Oklahoma United States Land Office Supreme Court

New Stores at Hartwell Georgia March 1

P S McMalon has let the contract for several large stores on Depot street. These buildings are in the rear of A Alford company's.

Hartwell P. S. McMalon Depot Street A. Alford Company

Peace funds used to favor repeal of Panama tolls

Washington reports that the Andrew Carnegie Endowment for International Peace funded a broad education campaign advocating repeal of the Panama Canal tolls exemption. Testimony shows thousands of pamphlets and hundreds of thousands of copies of Senator Root’s speech were distributed, with a $24,000 allotment for canal literature.

Carnegie Endowment Campaign of Education Washington Andrew Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Panama Senate James Brown Scott Scott Root Walsh Senator Root Froni Executive Committee Moot Board of Trustees Carnemia United States Panama Canal O'Gorman Tn Dart

Two Misses Black Escape Brigand Raid Missionary Report

March 13 officials confirm the safe arrival of two Misses Black of the British China Inland Mission after Lao Sie Kow Hu Peh was burned and looted. They fled with the brigands and reached Man Cheng along the Han Kiang river.

Tandon Misses Black Lao Sie Kow Hu-Peh Peking Foreign Office Man-Cheng Han Kiang

Also Mentioned on This Page

International Correspondence School Winder Sunday School M. Rich & Bros. CO Rich & Bros. CO Keeley Institute of Georgia Woodward Ave Atlanta, Ga Oscar Mills The Board of County Commissioners Commissi Board S. H. Phelan, Jr Troy Earl & Wilson Daniel Bros. Co Peachtree St Ued Hughes Broad Street Marietta St Third Nat'l Bank Georgia Whicker Woolley Grorzis Pet” Goodwyn Beacon Beacon Army F.M. Hoyt Shoe CO Heber Anchester, New Ha Beacon Shoe Store Peachtree Street Mortuary J. W. Burdett West Point W. Burdett FR. W. Jennings Lanett First Baptist Church A.C. Yeargan L. W. Sealy Graham Forrester Sueia Leslie Burdett Sinptervile R. W. Jennings L. W. Strickland Sonoia Lee W. Strickland Meriwether County Alvaton L. W. Strickland Supply Company Alvston Effie Scruggs Leuleville BR. L. Scruggs Moxley Nettie Wallace Ealls Wis A T Young Stephens 1702. Jones Pearl Wallace Virgil Homer Wallace Peachties Church James H. Beattie James H. Beate John J. Haunt Hamilton D. Nelson F Duncan Burt Daniel Garfield Beat Cambridge J. A. Mallory Mamie Poole Swamie Poole I’ O'Glock Lakewood Heights Mr. Zion Church Hr. Pogle Woodrow McDuffy Woodrow Mcpurty J’ A McDuffy Bailey Street Larde Cemetery Tom Bradford Nashville Berrien County Pleasant Cemetery Sarah Bell Busby Saran Bell Busby Busby South Pryor Street Hedges 8. C Louise Carmichael Louie F. H. Carmichael Lee Street Lodge Pythagoras Lodge Masone Temple Sarah Gell Bush Ais. J Busha Aft Pryor Street Hodges Ware Lournfield Co Marie Pook Poole Bessie Poole Dl Poole Wallace Marden Warden WE Harden A.N. Warden Mumin Poowells Ion Educed Whutel Yard Tellantis Fentlemen Barclay Brandon Ivy St A. W. Awtry Secy Treas Forrest Avenue Alexander St Forrest George Adair East Ellis East Cain Headhtree Street John J. Woodside Joel Hunter & CO Certified Public Accountants
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