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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1914

Page

4

Griffin Case Goes to Court of Appeals

Athens Ga November 12 Special The state against J W Griffin bank president goes to Court of Appeals after Supreme Court ruling the law of insolvency and officer fraud is constitutional The case returns to the Court of Appeals for further consideration on motions for a new trial Griffin has been in jail for two years The decision centers on whether insolvent bank officer fraud law is constitutional and will be reheard by the appellate court.

Athens Supreme Court State J W Griffin Athens Bank Court of Appeals Griffin

Dowling Heads Southern Doctors Meeting in Richmond

Dr Oscar Dowling of Shreveport La was elected president of the Southern Medical Congress at its eighth annual convention in Richmond Va. Dr RC Dorr of Batemile Ark and Dr McGuire Newton of Richmond Va were named vice presidents. Dallas Texas was chosen for the 1815 meeting. Dowling urged action against fake medicines and praised C Basa of New Orleans as the top science researcher for two consecutive years. Post convention sections on medicine and surgery held technical paper sessions.

Richmond Oscar Dowling Shreveport RC. Dorr Batemile Ark McGuire Newton Dallas Texas Dowling Askea C Basa New Orleans Association

National American Woman Suffrage Assn backs party neutrality

In Nashville on November 1 the executive council of the National American Woman Suffrage Association declared a nonpartisan stance and opposed attacks on any political party. Resolutions by Mrs Raymond Brown of New York framed the move as a victory for administration forces against opposition. Dr Anne Howard Shaw, president, delivered the annual address to thousands of suffragists and Nashville residents as the 46th convention opened.

Nashvile Tema National American Woman Suffrage Association Raymond Brown New York Anne Howard Shaw Association Nashville

Suffragists Press for Federal Change Amid Campaign States

Leaders across the suffrage movement urge rapid progress toward equal voting rights for women. Dr Shaw argues men must apply consistent justice, calling the government an aristocracy of sex while praising Nevada and Montana gains and detailing the Susan B Anthony and Shatroth amendment strategy to pressure Congress and state legislatures.

Shaw Whey God America United States Europe Anne Martin Nevada Mary Stewart Montana Missouri Ohio North South Dakota Nebraska Union Misa Stewart Congress Committee Congressional Committee Medill McCormick Chicago Antoinette Funk Sherman Booth Illinois National Suffrage Association Mra McCormick Congress Susan # Anthony Anthony House Senate Funk Booth Administration Congressional Union

Residence Destroyed by Flames near Buckhead

The home of G Wi Anderson near Buckhead on the Plasters Bridge Rama burned last night around 9 o'clock. Anderson found the blaze, likely from basement wiring. Neighbors saved most household goods. The modern building, valued at 315000, suffered partial insurance coverage.

G Wi Anderson Buckhead Plasters Bridge Rama Anderson

Peg of My Heart Draws Crowds at Atlanta Theater

Atlantic city theatergoers crowd the Forsyth and Atlanta theater report lively shows as Peg of My Heart delights with a charming performance all subtleties of human heart. Cloria Moore gains admirers in the quaint vaudeville acts Fat Rooney and Marion Bent headline the vaudeville lineup with roaring laughs. The elephant act by Mary Bilen stirs cheers while Mercedes and Mlle Stantone miss tonight due to late news affecting the troupe.

Atlanta Peg Cloria Moore Trink Forsyth Fat Rooney Marion Bent Rooney Mary Bilen Big Elephant Mercedes Mlle Stantone Sie Stantone Marne Peg O Hartley Vaenners Denis Moore Mate ‘Zhe

Enemies of Rum Fire First Guns of Campaign

A Georgia WCTU convention highlights equal rights ties with the Prohibition movement. Speeches by Mrs Patterson and Mrs Gordon emphasize temperance, women’s suffrage, and anti-cigarette bills. Notes on meetings, memorial service for Mrs Stevens, and plans for youth events at Ansley Hotel. Ellen Stone among notable visitors connected to prohibition advocacy.

Rum Missouri Organization Lulu L Shepard Utan'w Letina Lowé Yost West Virginia Deborah Knox Livingston Netonal Wood Yost Prohibition Beorgle Burger Atlantic Sta Cathedral Anna 4 Gordon Lillian A& N Stevens Stevens Daniel A. Poling Prencis WCTU August Burchard Macon Mire Julius Magath Oxford Magath I. A. Dillard M T Griffin Columbus Baptist Tabernacle Bemree Atlanta Ansley Hotel First Baptist Church Anna A Gordon National Organization Umon Sirs Lillian M. Stevens Thursfax Washington Figld Hig Uuins Ellen Stone Misa Ellen Stone Turkey Migs Stone Gordon Will’ Presde New York Philadelphia Fach Terminal

Villa Marches to Attack Carranza as Internal Strife Grows

Dispatches from Aguas Calientes and Washington report General Pablo Gonzales and Carranza loyalists seeking Car ranza or Villa resignations to restore order. Messages from Gonzales Blanco and Villareal urge Carranza to remove Villa, while factions threaten subjugation if Villa stays. Mexico City and central Mexico remain pivotal as loyalties total about 193000 troops, with divisions over future leadership.

Silva Pablo Gonzales Carranza Aguas Calientes Gonzales Blanco Mexico City Villa Rafael Zubaran Washington Obregon Vilareel Hay Zubaran Dl Paso Texas Atti«Igi

Wilson on Negro Speech and Economic Policy

President Wilson framed the Negro question as a human problem not political, urging limits to sentiment and focus on facts. He argued officials aim to reduce friction, noted equality of souls, and supported black advancement while addressing segregation complaints with further memoranda.

Wilson

More German officers sought for Turkish army

Rome reports November 12 that the Ottoman army still lacks 700 officers and officials in Constantinople say Berlin has been asked to supply them. Berlin replies it cannot send all Germans but will supplement with Austrians to fill the deficit.

Rome Rdvices Constantinople Berlin Germany

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