Seaboard to Spend Million in Atlanta on Terminals
W W J Harahan president of the Seaboard Air Line says the railroad will invest about 1 million dollars in Atlanta within a year for two new freight depots and warehouses with ample sidings and truck ways. Construction to start soon after plans are completed in eight months. The project aims to boost Atlanta facilities as the city grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
W.W. J. Harahan
Seaboard
Norfolk
Birmingham
Harahan
South
Georgian Terrace
W. L. Seddon
R. Z. Cheatham
State Law Tested in U S Supreme Court
Washington scene outlines upcoming oral arguments at the Supreme Court on state laws. Kentucky’s farmers pooling act challenges Sherman antitrust standards with pooled crop sales. Oklahoma’s corporation act seeks to overturn a federal ruling. Illinois child labor rule faces Beauchamp case after a 16 year old worker's injury. Pennsylvania law barring foreign born residents from hunting and firearm ownership is to be challenged by Italian immigrant Joseph Patgone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Kentucky
Patrick Collins
Thomas Malone
Oklahoma
Beauchamp
Arthur Beauchamp
Sturgess and Burn
Pennsylvania
Joseph Patgone
Gets Desired Drink and Suddenly Dies in Georgia
Waycross Georgia November 2 Special From an attack of acute indigestion believed caused by continued drinking a white man thought to be D B Buckner of Tippecanoe City Ohio died here after arriving from Birmingham He begged travelers for whisky near McDonalds and Millwood on the Seminole Limited a ticket from Birmingham to Live Oak was found with a small cash balance The man about 50 years old a printer Judge Harry M Wilson ordered an inquest Buckner’s body held pending family advices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
D. B. Buckner
Tippecanoes City
Ohio
Birmingham
McDonald
Millwood
Waycroas
Live Oak
Frs
Harry. M. Wilson
Buckner
Mercy cries amid murder case in Dallas grand jury
Meade Barr, earlier before the Dallas grand jury, claims the killing of Florence Brown was instigated by another. Mrs. Ellie M Leake, detained on a felony warrant, denies involvement as Barr’s behavior and confession amid a downtown real estate office murder unfold. Barr, said to be of unsound mind, may be recalled. a governor’s pardon may be needed if he testifies in Texas. Barr was moved from Indiana’s Jeffersonville prison to Texas last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Meade Barr
Florence Brown
Barr
Ellie M Leake
Lake
Detal
Indiana
Jeffersonville
Ind
Young Burnsed Guilty as Father Is Acquitted
In Statesboro Georgia a jury finds Cleve Burnsed guilty of manslaughter while H C Burnsed is acquitted. The defendants were charged in the death of Pharris Davis found by the roadside in the county. Cleve Burnsed receives a ten year sentence in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
H. C. Burnsed
Cleve
Pharris Davis
Davis
Rawlings
Sandersville
Young Burnsed
Prank With Shotgun Murder Sparks Jail Charge
Tuskegee Alabama November 1 Star ling Floyd aged 23 son of a turpentine operator is jailed charged with murdering G. T. Roles aged 30 at Milstead. Floyd allegedly menaced five youths with a shotgun after returning from hunting and shot one man after a confrontation with Bowles who warned of an accidental discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee, al
Starling Floyd
G. T. Roles
Milstead
Floyd
Boles
Bowles
Man fires on four after bicycle fall in Evanston
In Evanston Illinois on November 2 an unknown man shot four youths after a bicycle fall. Frank Bubrowalski and Henry Endir suffered abdominal wounds and may die, while two others were wounded in the legs. August Steinke, the sole uninjured member, recounted the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
August Steinke
Frank Bubrowalski
Henry Endir
Retail Advertising Pitch From The Atlanta Constitution
Retail merchants are urged to contact the advertising department of The Constitution today to learn how using Constitution space can boost business. A grocer's success is cited, urging timely action to prevent giving competitors an edge. Call Main and request a display advertising expert call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Constitution
Strikers Force Cars In Indianapolis Clash
Indianapolis November 4. Traction and Terminal men struck Friday night and tried to run cars today but backed off after police warned bloodshed. A striking motorman Joseph Johnson was shot and wounded by a policeman as crowds surged around the first car. Governor Ralston condemned city inaction and refused militia, saying officials must protect order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Hyland
Joseph Johnson
Johnson
Ralston
Lew Shank
Indianapols
Mila
Robert Todd
The
Traction Company
Todd
Golnisch and
Bastin
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Barmfuhrer
Louisiana Street
State House
Mvntormen
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway
Nonm
Barna
Louisiana’ Street
Isaac Fleisher
Philadelphia
Fleisher
Entry List for Atlanta Auto Show with Sousa Band
Atlanta prepares for a million dollar auto show week with John Philip Sousa leading the band and an auto flower parade on Tuesday. Over 40 000 visitors expected while dealers showcase nearly a million dollars in autos and accessories across Mitchell and Whitehall streets to Peachtree and Georgia Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Wagner
Thanhauser
Sousa
Atlanta
R N. Heed
Atlanta Auto and Accessory Association
John Philip Sousa
John K. Gewinner
Mitchell
Whitehall Streets
Whitehall
Peachtree
Georgian Terrace
Reed
Whitshall and
Feachtrea
Georgia Railway and Power Company
New York
John Philip
Georgia Products Day Banquets Set for November 18
Georgia Chamber of Commerce officers work in the Hurt building planning Georgia Products day on November 18. Banquets will be held in every county seat serving only Georgia grown products. Prizes for best menus, attire required featuring state-made goods, and speeches by southern leaders are planned. Field secretaries will promote the events this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
South
Bly and Bride End Life Pact in Woods Near Northfield
Atlantic City November 2 A double death by own action is revealed as James F Bly 18 a Philadelphia medical student and his 13 year old bride were found in woods near Northfield. A Revolver with two empty chambers and a note signed by both indicated they chose death together. the note stated Death is the easiest way out Rose will Kill Herself first and I will follow parental objections to their August marriage are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
James F. Bly
Philadelphia
Northfield
Rose
Bly
Alber J. Bly
Altoona
M. B. Herring
City
Mrs Wilson Joins Civic Federation to Aid Slum Reform
Mrs Woodrow Wilson has accepted honorary vice chairman role in the national civic federation's women's department. She will work to improve conditions for government employees in DC and push social welfare causes. Wilson has been active in slum clearance and sanitary reforms in city facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Woman's Department
National Civic Federation
District of Columbia
Wilson
Aliey
Post Office
Ogden Dynamite Attacks Linked to Blackmail Ring
In Ogden Utah on November 2 a blast damaged the home of LeRoy Eccles and harmed nearby properties after the Eccles widow and her sons received blackmail letters demanding $1000. Since April Ogden residents have been targeted by the blackmail scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qgdeh
Utah
David Eccles
LeRoy Eccles
Pred G. ‘Taylor
Ogden
Women Play Part in Mexican War Del Rio Texas
Women across northern Mexico take active roles in the war, serving as soldaderas or combatants. In Monterey a prominent woman, Senorita Maria Sanchez, joined the siege, while other mothers and wives risk their lives to protect families and aid soldiers. Reports describe hundreds of soldaderas aiding the federal army at Piedras Negras, guarding wagons, foraging, and supplying food, with notable fighters like Mrs Alonzo Adanis leading bands and staging daring acts against authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del Rio
Texas
Mexico
Republic
Monterey
Pablo Gonzales
Senorita Maria Sanchez
Monclova
Senora Pimental
Hermanas
Puerta Carmen
Maas
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Alonzo
Adanis
Hadria Garrion 'Y
Juarez
Maderista
Manaro
The
United States Forms Alliance Against Huerta
President Wilson seeks European backing for a united front against Huerta with American policy leaning toward forcing his retirement. The move aims to isolate Huerta diplomatically and mobilize support from European nations to pressure the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
United States
Wilson
Calero Travels From Vera to Havana After Vote
Manuel Calero, liberal party presidential candidate, rode the steamer Corcovado to Havana, watched by detectives until departure. he will proceed to Washington.
U S Pursues Huerta Exit for Mexican Election Plan
Washington officials seek Huerta’s retirement to clear the way for a constitutional election in Mexico. If Huerta refuses, the United States contemplates actions to undermine his provisional rule. Europe’s stance and foreign support are sought to back a unified approach, with Vera Cruz talks seen as part of this strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Washington Administration
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
Europe
Mexico City
Hwerta
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilde
White House
Georgia
Weather Prophecy Across States Forecasts
Weather forecast notes fair conditions for most regions from Oklahoma to Virginia with Monday and Tuesday entries. Warmer spells in several states, cloudiness and unsettled weather noted in parts of the south and northwest Kentucky with rain chances in the north and west portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
West
Texas
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
West Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sfaboard
Gate City
U.S. Supreme Court
Miss Brown
Young
Atlanta Constitution
Philip Sousa
Atelanta
Manuel Calero
President Wilson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!