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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1914

Page

5

Out-of-Town Stores Listed Across Georgia Towns

A fragmented OCR list shows numerous street names and city mentions including Peachtree, Capitol, Edgewood, Riverside, and Gordon. It references multiple Georgia locales such as Marietta, Newnan, East Point, and Decatur with scattered store names and numbers, suggesting a directory or advertisement page.

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Burns Charges Conspiracy In Frank Mystery Probe

Detective Burns alleged a conspiracy by private detectives to obstruct his Frank mystery inquiry. He cited a Newark message to Jim Conley calling Burns a fake and claimed a hostile detective from New York passed it through John Black. The Constitution reported on receiving a similar wire from the same source.

William M. Smitth Burns Frank the Constitution Jim Conley Newark Nd John Black Conley New York New Jersey City Detective Black Police Headquarters Newark Wag Atlanta Black Dick Burns Ohio Massachusetts Delaware Burny Dick Jobnaun Dickie Burns Mansfield Tie Oho Tye Nelicitor Dorney William M. Ligith Dorsey Vainosta

The Globe Clothing Co. Spring Sale Claims Bargains

Smart patterns and bright colors on spring clothes at The Globe Clothing Company. Silk shirts from 1 50 to 2 dollars, serge Norfolk suits with extra trousers at 5 dollars and up, Stetson and Young hats priced to attract—boy’s outfits encouraged with casual promo phrases. Located at 89 Whitehall Street and 74 76 South Broad Street.

Burns targets Frank case as Atlanta agency sends top detectives

Burns officials announced a planned, exhaustive probe into the Frank case with Guy Biddinger joining from New York to assist Burns service chief. Dan Lehen and other investigators wired in from the southern branch as Burns praised the police prosecute team while stressing open, fact based public reporting.

Burns New York Guy B. Biddinger Burns Service Atlanta Frank Biddinger America Ser—Geant Detective Bureau Chicago Ban Cuy Biowest Aig Dan Lehen Southern Burns Agency Police Leo Frank Soliitor Dorsey Ian

Train Hold Up Ends in Panic on Car Roofs

Conductor Garil Story recalls rushing from the baggage car as passengers screamed during a hold up aboard a train. He pulled the bell cord and emergency lever after seeing one robber among frightened riders. Baggagemaster Johnson stayed calm, and the robbers retreated to the coach area.

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Perfume Souvenirs To Draw Women Voters In Chicago

Chicago March 24 In a bid to attract women voters to a campaign meeting the athward democratic club will distribute bottles of perfume as souvenirs replacing cigarettes none other than campaign cigars. Lace curtains will adorn club windows as a mark of courtesy to the women.

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Impeachment Motion Hits Wright Case in Washington

Special Representative Park opened the restitution resolution seeking the impeachment of Justice Daniel Thew Wright of the District of Columbia but was halted by an adjournment motion. Charges stem from Wade H. Cooper, president of two Washington banks, with Cooper Bennett and Attorney Bennett visiting lawmakers as Park and Judge Park review affidavits. Libel suits against Cooper loom. impeachment plans may precede aut by Judge Wright amid a years-long bank control dispute.

Washington Special Representative Park Daniel Thew Wright District of Columbia Judge Wright Wade H. Cones Georgia Cooper Moultrie Observer Wade S. Cooper Wright House Clayton House Judiciary Wada HL Cooper Justive Wriesht Joral Bank

Wilson Describes Self as President in Private Reflections

The text recounts President Wilson speaking about self-perception during his time in office. He notes feeling like an outsider to the government despite his role, acknowledging the vast machine and precedents beyond any one man. He recalls moments in Washington and the burden of public duties, while humor and humility surface amid the presidency.

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Southern Cotton Oil Mills Sold to New Jersey Firm

The Union Seed and Fertilizer company of New Jersey announced the acquisition of cotton seed oil mills across ten southern states, including Arkansas assets of the Arkansas Cotton Oil company. The Arkansas mills at Argenta Cotton Plant England Fort Smith Helena and Ping Blue will join the purchase with no local management changes planned. RF Munroe of New York serves as Union Seed and Fertilizer president.

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Funeral of Calmette marked by rioting in Paris

In Paris on March 20 a riotous funeral for Gaston Calmette, slain by Madame Caillaux, unfolded at Saint Francois du Sales. Ex-Premiers Barthou and Briand, and Louis Klotz were cheered yet attacked by a man who drew a revolver, while police and troops curbed the unrest. Notables including Emile Loubet and Sarah Bernhardt attended.

Cailiaux Emile Loubet Presdent the Republic Aristide Briand Loula Barthou Prince Murat Haron Robet de Rothschilds Fernando Labor Madame Canlaux Sarah Bernhardt Rochette Premuer M. Briand

Troops Ready for Crisis in Ulster

The article describes a mobilization plan for Ulster volunteers with 60,000 to 86,000 possible responders, 18 Belfast battalions, 400 cars, 200 motorcycles, and 80,000 rifles. It notes decentralization by counties, potential harassing actions against regular forces, and that the movement is serious though not militarily formidable.

Belfast Dacourt Nevingon Mr. Nevinson

Sewing Machine Patent Trends and Common Improvements

The Chicago Journal notes that about 100 901 690 patent applications for sewing machines are filed annually in the United States patent office with roughly 400 granted. Most grants concern improvements to already made machines, reflecting ongoing engineering advances in sewing tech.

The Chicago Journal United States Patent Office

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