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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1912

Page

9

Paris Bank Robbery Gang Foiled by Woman's Clue

Looters mobbed police after two bandits Garnier and Vallet were wounded during a Paris raid. Garnier, posing with disguises and dyed hair, was tracked to Nogent after a woman’s indiscretion revealed his lair. Police recovered the fugitives as crowds clashed, and authorities moved the wounded to automobiles amid the uproar.

Garnier Wallet Lepine Garnier & Specialty Dlinguise Paris Vallet Vailemin Nogent Vuillemin Remens Byedal SDB

Delegates Arrive Ahead of Southern Baptist Convention

Oklahoma City May 14 delegates and visitors are arriving for the Southern Baptist convention to open tomorrow afternoon. Six thousand are expected. officers to be elected. sermons and addresses planned by leaders from Nashville Louisville Baldwin and Columbia. Indian Pawnee delegates arrive to attend and participate in the meeting.

Oklahoma City Okla Alsthough South C. Dargin Macon Carter Helm Jones Atlanta San Antonio Texas Asheville N. C Birmingham Ala H. T. Strickland G. O. Hyman Jasper Florida W. D. Hudgens Estell Springs J. N. Frost Nashville, Tenn Sunday School Board Louis Batszminger Louisville Arthur Flake Baldwin, Miss J.D. Moore Columbia, & C F. E. Burroughs Nashville J. E. Byrd Mount Olive Miss Wichita Topeka Kansas Towa Eneie Sara Knife

LAX-FOS WAY touted as liver and stomach strength tonic

An advertisement extols LAX-FOS WAY as a medicine that strengthens the liver stomach kidneys and bowels while acting as a systemic tonic. It promises a money back plan for the first bottle and urges asking a druggist to sell the second. The brand name LAX-FUy is emphasized.

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Looking Out for Number One from Judge's Library

Sydney experiments with discarded millinery and trims a striking hat with a long red ostrich plume hanging over her baby face. Her mother urges tucking the feather away, but Sydney insists she wants to see the feathers herself, noting that others often see them.

Judge's Library Sydney

Congress resumes debate on agricultural appropriation bill

Session notes show Tuesday in Congress with noon start, adjournment to noon Wednesday, and continued consideration of the agricultural appropriation bill. Judiciary committee subpoenas President Bair of Philadelphia and Reading railroad in probe of Judge Archbald charges. Agricultural expenditures committee keeps meat inspection service investigation active.

Judiciary Committee Bair Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Archbald Agricultural Expenditures Committee Meat Inspection Service

Mortuary Notices and Local Obituaries Mixed in Georgia Pages

A series of obituaries and death notices from Thomasville Macon and East Point Georgia report Albertus A Moore dying after an appendectomy at a Georgia hospital, his body to be sent to Rock Hill South Carolina for burial, James A Linton dying in Thomasville at 84 with survivors including a wife and children, Mrs Helen M Stafford dying after a month illness with burial plans at Sacred Heart church, Miss Mary C Hackett dying at 68 with funeral arrangements to be announced, Mrs Mary Lou Crutchfield dying suddenly in Macon after visiting East Point relatives, and a boy’s brief religious remark after Sunday school reflecting on life and dust of the earth.

Albertus A. Moore Albertus A. Moore Georgian Hospital J. A. Linton Thomasville James A. Linton Tinton Thomas County Lucy Reece New York Harry Linton James A. Linton, Jr Helen M. Stafford Fourth Street Sacred Heart Church Harry Stafford Mary C. Hackett Tifton Street Poola

Harmony Prevails as Tennessee Delegation Shapes Convention

Nashville reports show harmony at the Democratic headquarters ahead of the state convention set to decide the state delegation to Baltimore. Uninstructed delegates loom, Clark and Wilson push for allegiance, Underwood boosters press for support, and a peaceful split among supporters is debated to maintain party harmony.

Nashville Tenn Baltimore Underwood and Harmon Wilson Clark Underwood Tennessee South Democratic Party

Probe Strikes Packing Houses

Washington May 14 I W Burroughs a former meat inspector continued before a house committee his charges about unwholesome conditions in meat packing plants where he had been stationed He said frequent changes of regulations by the bureau of animal industry confused inspectors He charged Roesch Co Philadelphia and Prunds Germantown had government inspection before plants were sanitary He said butchers could ship uninspected meats in interstate traffic during regulation gaps The hearing grew tense as Nelson pressed bur roughs on entertainments offered by meat packers and adjourned amid bickering and a near clash between Nelson and Solicitor McCabe

Washington I. W. Burroughs Government Service House Bureau of Animal Industry Roesch &Co Philadelphia Prunds Germantown Nelson Meat Inspection Service Packerd Burroughs American Meat Packers' Association Cumberland Moss Sloan McCabe Department of Agriculture Moge McCate Netkén Burnotine Nelgon

Federal Move on Rebel Army Near Escalon and Reibano

El Paso May 14 General Huerta with headquarters at Conejos ordered an advance on the Orozco rebel army gathered at Escalon and Reibano about 350 miles south of El Paso along the Mexican Central railroad. Advices say federal forces will press forward to follow up the advantage gained in Sundays fighting with a battle likely early tomorrow. Rebels report Orozco confident of holding his hill positions at Bellano. Caesar Canela mails word that Raoul Madero, the president’s brother and rurales commander in Mapimi, Durango, has been captured there.

el Paso Texas Huerta Conejos Escalon Reibano Insurretto Orozco Bellano Madero Texan Caesar Canela Dey Cabridora Durango Mexico Ciudad Juarez Mapiml Raoul Madero

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