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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1912

Page

38

Will Talks Of Costa Rica and Georgia School Roles

Herr Eugen Will, former German consul to Costa Rica and Nicaragua, visits Atlanta en route to New York and Germany for several months. He plans to rejoin his Bavarian regiment, praising Atlanta's activity and southern spirit while avoiding political discussion of his consular postings. He recalls Costa Rican earthquakes and natives’ reactions versus foreigners, notes San Jose as the center of official life, and mentions U.S. and other nations' representation.

Herr Costa Rica Georgia Eugen Will Nicaragua New York Germany Wll Bavaria Atlanta Southland Herr Will Ing Ang Thefe Na‘ives Consulate San Jose Republic Treasury Interior United States Treasury United States

Shot Wife and Killed Himself Near Fietts Ohio

Henry Stermayer, recently divorced, returned home and shot his wife then killed himself. Mrs Klostermeyer critically wounded in Pelatarscl area. further details unclear due to transcription errors. Police report a violent domestic incident with a fatal outcome and a serious injury.

Fietts Ohio Henry Stermayer Klostermeyer Mra. Kloster- Re

Farmers of Ben Hill pledge candidates in county meeting

Fitzgerald Ga March 19 Farmers of Ben Hill county held a meeting and pledged resolutions backing candidates for the United States senate or house of representatives who support remedies for cotton and grain prices and favor extension provisions and regulation.

Fitzgerald Spe Ben Hill County United States’ Senate House

Alleged Blind Tiger Tries to Kill Self in Bainbridge

Cambridge Ga March 19 Special J B Sullivan a white man of 32 was arrested Saturday night by Bainbridge police on a charge of selling liquor. After being locked in the cell he slashed his throat with a dull pocket knife causing a deep gash near the jugular. A physician stopped the bleeding and the life of the prisoner was saved. Sullivan claims innocence and will be tried before the Mayor when recovered.

Cambridge, Ga J. BE. Sullivan Bainridge Sullivan

Fire destroys Royston resident's Hartwell Street home

W A Wilbanks residence on Hartwell Street in Royston burned Monday at 8 pm, origin in the roof. Household goods saved. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars with no insurance. Local fire authorities investigated the incident.

Houston Royston W. A. Wilbanks Hartwell Street

Fat Women this Month Should Interest You

Vintage advertisement promotes Marmola tablets for weight loss claiming rapid fat reduction and improved digestion. It urges readers to buy a portable case from druggists and take a tablet after meals, promising body transformation without harm. The copy targets self-image and health anxieties with sensational language.

Coal rate advances disapproved by inter state commerce board

The Interstate Commerce Commission disapproved rate advances on coal shipments from Virginia and West Virginia to Great Lakes ports by the Chesapeake and Ohio, Baltimore and Ohio, and Kanawha and Michigan railroads. It approved Norfolk and Western advances on the same traffic. The commission ordered a coal rate cut from 84 to 78 cents per ton for bituminous coal from Pittsburg district to direct Lake ports.

Washington Virginia West Virginia Great Lake Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Kanawha Michigan Interstate Commerce Norfolk and Western Pittsburg

Defense Delays Crawford Trial In New Orleans

The Annis Crawford murder trial stopped to allow defense medical experts to inspect heart brain lungs and other organs from the autopsy. Court will reconvene tomorrow as witnesses remain and tension rises among lawyers and experts.

New Orleans Annis Crawford Elise Poinon

Japanese Deputy Attacks Immigration Bill in Parliament

Count Hattori, an opposition member, delivered a strong oration denouncing Senator Dillingham's U S immigration bill as insulting to Japan. He condemned the Panama exposition stance as contrary to Japan's honor. No cabinet reply was given, a written answer promised to Washington.

Tokyo Count Hattorri House of Representatives United States Count Hattordn Dillingham Japan Washington Senator Dillingham Senator Lodge

Everett Shot by Black Man Near Stillmore Georgia

Favanish Georgia March 19 W S Everett a well known farmer was shot at his home near Stillmore by Bill Young a Negro over a labor contract dispute. He was wounded multiple times and escaped to the Canoochee River swamps where a posse seeks him. Doctors held out hope for his recovery despite the injuries.

Favanish Everett Stillmore Bill Young Canoochee

Senator Pitzherbert Asked to Resign in N D State Letter

A terse note from state senators requests the resignation of Senator Pitzherbert amid a probe of conduct. The missive states confidence in any formal findings while labeling the behavior inconsistent with senate standards. Senator Awad and other colleagues are cited as having been consulted during the process.

Trenton N. d Demeonratio Pitzherbert Ld Awad

Snowbound Union Pacific Passengers Reach Kansas City

Nearly 24 snowbound passengers on a Union Pacific train stalled at Oakley Kansas for over a week endured snowballs for chips bed sheets for towels and only two light meals a day. The train began in Denver March 3 and reached Kansas City late yesterday after a cheerfully endured ordeal with scarce food water and coal while a theatrical troupe aboard provided relief.

Kansas City Union ,Pacific Oakley Kan Denver

Hurls Self to Death From Top of Windmill

Charlotte report says B F Board of Alexandria Virginia killed himself by leaping from a windmill tower at his father in law W C Powell’s Wake Forest home late last night. He had been staying to regain strength after overwork. A separate London note reports a 6 250 000 bequest by Baron Wadeworth to establish an England orphanage near London.

Charlotte N.C B. F. Board Alexandria W. C. Powell Wake Forest Board London Baron Wadeworth England

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