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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
4
Mrs Isabell Curtis of Lafayette Tennessee praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for curing her children's eczema after other remedies failed. She reports night crying ended, sores healed with no scars, and notes a year of relief. Free samples offered by mail from Cuticura Dept T Boston.
Washington November 9 Secretary Bryan returned to the state department after a western campaign tour and issued a formal summary stating the election results should be viewed as endorsement of President Wilson and his policies. He notes the Progressive slump as key, cites party shifts, tariff and currency laws, and predicts Democratic support will grow as laws take effect.
Washington November 9 final solution of the foreign exchange problem probably will be announced by the federal reserve board before the end of the week Officials tonight were confident arrangements satisfactory to American and English bankers and to the two governments would be made Sir Reoree Paish who was to meet with a board today sent word that his communications with the home government were not continued and the meeting will be held later in the week Treasury officials said no hitch has occurred and that the delay was only such as might be expected in dealings of such importance See Peg My Heart tonight at the Atlanta.
The Atlanta stage night features Peg O'Connell in Peg of My Heart at Chichester rooms. Miss Dorris Moore debuts as Peg, winning over hosts with audacity and youth. Forsyth's Keith Vaudeville showcases Mercedes mystification act with Mile. Stantone. Pat Rooney and Marion Bent receive praise for comedic routines.
Washington hosts four national agricultural associations in annual sessions this week. They examine farm management, production enhancement, and a proposal for a national university led by the National Association of State Universities. The plan envisions a graduate college and university governance to guide educational training in farming. Federal and state funds totaling 000,000 will fund nine years of farm demonstration work and vocational training legislation now pending.
Washington reports bidder wireless stations along the coasts are serving as information bureaus for belligerent cruisers at sea. The navy and state department discussed searches with Counsellor Banging and Captain Bullard. German and Japanese outfits are alleged, with sites in Maine woods, the northwest, and the Florida peninsula.
Washington November 9 The United States outlines safeguards on commerce with Norway Sweden and Denmark to prevent delays or misuses of re exported goods. Secretary Bryan and British ambassador Sir Eric Spring Rice announce Britain ordered not to interfere with consignments to neutral parties. Britain previously detained cargoes simply aimed to order even if destined for neutral countries. With a consignee named, British cruiser will inspect papers but not delay voyages unless neutral activity is suspected. Bryan says efforts will shield American shippers and exporters and extend arrangements to other neutrals. Bryan later states Britain assures tobacco is not contraband and will not interfere when shipped on neutral bottoms.
Washington reporters say representatives of the National Woolen Manufacturing association urged the state department to seek British modification of the Australian wool embargo. They argue U S mills rely on Australian wool for nearly half of their raw material and would be seriously crippled without it. State department officials promised to raise the issue with the British ambassador.
Federal Judge Pollack denied a motion to quash indictments against J C Chambers and four alleged agents of the Chambers Land company. The defendants, including Rev Albert E Gammage of Kansas City and others from Florida and Kansas, face federal charges of mail fraud and conspiracy in selling Florida land. A decision on a bill of particulars was deferred to tomorrow.
A distinguished party visiting the Hotel Winecoff includes George Fleming Moora grand commander of the southern jurisdiction and Carl Pfau of Washington DC. They attend the tenth general convocation of the Atlanta Consistory at the Masonic Temple.
A large tobacco storage and warehouse property near Palmville in eastern North Carolina burned tonight. Valued at half to three quarters of a million dollars, the loss was partly covered by insurance. The site lies sixty miles from New Bern on the Norfolk and Southern railroad, a major market for eastern Carolina.
A vintage advertisement touts Zemo as a guaranteed remedy for terrible eczema with many testimonials. It offers a free trial bottle by sending 4 cents postage and address to E W Rose Co Laboratories in Tout Mo, claiming rapid relief and nationwide druggist availability including Atlanta outlets.
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled the Birmingham Southern railroad is a common carrier and eligible for joint rates with other lines. A 6.5 cent per ton division on carload traffic was adjusted, with plans for other carriers to align divisions on less than carload traffic. The Birmingham Southern, controlled by the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, will have switching charges at Birmingham and Beavemer, Alabama, and joint rates for outside switching areas. The majority opinion, by Commissioner Meyer, supports the ruling. Chairman Harland dissented, arguing the Birmingham Southern is a plant facility of Tennessee Coal and Iron and that the decision discriminates against non-proprietary shippers. The article notes New Zealand offering a bonus for improved flax flour extraction and promotes Peg o’ My Heart at Atlanta theaters.
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