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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1915
Page
12
Washington May 4. Some obstacles created by war across the Atlantic hinder industrial and commercial prosperity and the march of trade in the western hemispheres, according to a briefing outlined today.
A vintage advertisement touts Stuarts Buchu and Juniper Compound as a cure for rheumatism dropsy diabetes and swollen ankles or eyelids. It claims quick kidney and bladder action restoring health, buoyancy, and clear skin by draining impurities and acids from the kidneys with a daily consumption.
Delegates at the Pan American Financial Conference voiced the drought of the event, urging improved transportation, unified financial exchange methods, and equalization of conditions north and south of the equator. A U.S. committee from invited nations and U.S. representatives will study steamship lines, with Secretary Mel Adoo promising to appoint members from the United States and South American countries to pursue a transcontinental steamship agreement.
A reader letter from Silm Lovenla Brignac in 1914 recounts tiny facial bumps worsening before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After two weeks relief began and three weeks left the pimples dried and healed, with a push to sample free Cuticura remedies by mail.
Delegates from eighteen Latin American republics join secretaries and bankers at the conference. President Wilson states the goal is mutual advantage and peaceful collaboration, not exploitation, as he urges a shared path to permanent peace through cooperative efforts and open communication. Vanderlip of National City Bank presents US capital strength and readiness to aid regional development. The White House hosts receptions as talks continue on banking, transport, and trade needs essential to closer ties.
The speaker extends a heartfelt welcome to the assembly, aiming to reflect high ambitions for the two great continents. The greeting envisions freedom of institutions, freedom of trade, and mutual service, setting a global example.
Washington May 34 application for larger bail than originally set was made to Judge Tamar by Solicitor Dorsey of Atlanta in the cases of Mr and Mrs Victor Innes held in Texas for extradition to Georgia to answer indictments for larceny after trust. Justice Lamar referred the matter for decision. Bail for Victor Innes was set at 760 dollars and for his wife at 600 dollars. Georgia officials argue the bonds should stand. The Inneses and related figures face murder conspiracy charges tied to the Nelms estate and a nationwide search continues for Beatrice Nelms and her elder sister Mina Beatrice Nelms who have been missing for months.
New Orleans on May 34 the Louisiana Supreme Court upheld a decision of the civil district court and dismissed ouster proceedings against the American Burial Hefining Company The suit had been brought by the attorney of New Orleans claiming unconstitutionality of the law involved and the court ruled for the defendant ouster case dismissed as unconstitutional decision upheld by the state high court.
The Texas House adopts a resolution urging Georgia's governor to commute Leon Franke's sentence for the killing of Bary Phagan. Ex congressman W M Howard, supporting Franke, cites public opinion doubts about his guilt. The prison commission will hear Franke's petition next Monday morning at 19 o'clock.
A message describes a forthcoming council session as one of the most interesting and important debates ever faced, signaling high stakes and substantial public interest in the decision ahead.
Greensboro, May 24 Ten thousand dollars were raised to endow Oglethorpe University at a rally following a sermon by Dr Thornwell Jacobs at the First Presbyterian church. The fund was announced today.
An old timey prospectus urges investors to buy Uncle Sam Oil Company stock ahead of a 20 percent price advance on June 8. It touts Osage and Oklahoma leases, pipelines, and refineries, pledges big future profits, and promises rapid capitalization from a broad American investor base.
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