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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1914
Page
3
Paris reports the killing of Guyton Calmette editor of The Figaro by Madame Cailaux wife of the former Minister of finance. The tragedy unfolds amid political tension and public outcry as authorities investigate motive and ramifications.
Reports describe Madame Caillaux in Saint Lazare prison with a tense security presence outside. She endures a restless night and a quiet day as officials defend prison treatment while observers debate the investigation’s next steps and possible election delays.
Queen Eleonora of Bulgaria will visit the United States with a large retinue for six to eight weeks starting mid May. The trip aims to counter Bulgarian antagonism post Balkan wars and to present US social and economic reforms as lessons for Bulgaria while showcasing Eleonora as a regal nurse and practical sovereign.
Neil O'Brien and Lucien York discuss how modern dances like the tango arise from ragtime music. O'Brien argues the tango is a refined form, while he plans a clean minstrel show with traditional end men and circle. He aims for humor that pleases all ages, avoiding suggestive content.
London society is entranced by the young Russian dancer M. Nijinsky. Girls seek autographs and invitations pour in as he dines with Russians. A duchess promised a meeting but he briefly postponed. Queen Alexandra may invite him to Marlborough House to perform.
Ear Wanepiresne questions a recently passed Kensar county law that bars poor families from relief if they own a dog. He argues a dog is a luxury yet the poor should not be deprived of simple comforts, while claiming a poorly kept dog harms the neighborhood.
A fragment hints at a humorous aside about men reacting badly to being teased. The text shows garbled phrasing and partial adage lines, suggesting a light column or sidebar note in a Chicago publication. The readable parts imply a joking tone about social cues and crowd behavior.
London reports a surge of disrobing scenes on stage after early censorship fears. Critics and clergy expected bans on undressing in Who's the Lady, but the play succeeded. Other playwrights Cyril Harcourt and Joseph Keating added risqué bedroom scenes, drawing attention and mixed reactions.
The fortieth annual district convention of the Independent Order Bnai Brith will be held March 29 in Atlanta alongside the Hebrew Orphans home twenty fifth anniversary. A full program includes meetings at the Hebrew Orphans home and Pryor Street temple with a district grand lodge session, a 23rd anniversary celebration, and a Gate City lodge initiation.
Boston March 22 William A Dorr of Stockton California awaits execution at Charlestown state prison after a failed clemency appeal He may be electrocuted any night this week The murder year was 1912 of George E B Marsh a Lynn based retired soap manufacturer and fund trustee from whom a will could pass to Dorr's aunt Orpha Marsh A diary introduced at trial allegedly traced Dorr stalking the victim and the fatal encounter in a self defense claim later challenged by defense witnesses
A brief remark notes that arguing with stubborn Scots over woman suffrage is futile. The speaker contends they would meet reasoning with forceful counterarguments, reflecting heated contemporary views on the issue.
The Globe Clothing Company advertises ready for duty garments and spring wear. It touts “In Three Shakes” suits for business or dress at 15 to 25 dollars, silk options, and the Olus and Adjusto shirts with quick-release features. Neckwear and Easter-ready styles are promoted with prices around 50 cents. Locations: 89 Whitehall St. and 74768 Broad St.
Homemakers urge purity honesty and cleanliness in food production and sale and welcome government inspection. A responsible manufacturer touts wholesome products and nearly doubled output after thorough scrutiny. Retailers and consumers are urged to trust The Constitution advertisements to identify honest food makers.
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