Bravery of Woman Aids Capture of Burglars
Mrs. William L. Pomeroy helps police trap three burglars in her home at 44 Kennesaw Avenue after a pistol duel with officers Cochran and Evans. The gang leader Sanford Barly was captured. another burglar wounded and fled into nearby woods. Plunder scattered through the house. Barly to be tried at 2:39 PM.
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William L. Pomeroy
Cochran
Evans
Res Dmce
Sharon
No 46
Pomeroy Home
Sanford Barly
School Street
Kennesaw Street
Western Weights
Health officers in all public schools proposed
Washington November 13 a plan to place juvenile health officers in every public school is to be discussed at the American Association for the Study and Prevention of Infant Mortality fourth annual meeting. The proposal calls for officers in schools to teach general home sanitation and to oversee sanitary conditions in classrooms.
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Washington
Turther
American Association For the Study and
Earthquake Shakes Canal Zone Again
November 13 report from Panama records another air shock felt in the isthmus. The tremor lasted about five seconds with Ancon observatory noting similar size to shocks since October 1, though only one third the intensity of earlier events.
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Nama
Panama
Ancon
Peace Treaty Signed by CE and Turkey
November 12 reports a peace treaty between CE and Turkey, outlining negotiations and draft terms. Delegates agreed on practical points under discussion, with the settlement described as imminent and pivotal for regional stability.
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Turkey
Society Flocks to Atlanta Auto Show Society Night
Society turns out in full force for Atlanta million-dollar automobile show at the Auditorium Armory. The 1914 models draw praise from social, business, and professional leaders as Sousa concerts and car offerings enthrall. Rosy receptions, gift souvenirs, and roses mark the event with a promise of more society appearances on Peachtree Street.
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Society
Atlanta
Auditorium- Armory
Sousa
Automobile Men
Peachtree Street
Virginia Root
Miga Margel Gluck
Guaranteed Audiences for The Constitution Readership
The Constitution claims 14000 Atlanta women read the paper and 12900 read its advertising. It asserts that these figures could double with truth and urges advertisers to place business messages in every issue, calling merchants to consider the reach.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Judge Clements To Lose His Place On I C C Nomination
Washington November 14. President Wilson will not reappoint Judge Clements to the Interstate Commerce Commission. His term ends December 31 after twenty one years on the board. Governor R B Glenn of North Carolina will take the post, a move linked to Senate race dynamics and Wilson’s political considerations. Georgia lawmakers had urged support for Clements.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Spenal
Wilson
Judson
Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
R. B. Glenn
North Carolina
Glenn
Senate
Overman
Executive Department
Judge Clements
Congress
Divorce Granted to Mrs. Freddie Sykes Minnis in Reno
Mrs. Freddie Sykes Minnis was granted an absolute divorce from Joseph D. Minnis in Reno after alleging extreme jealousy and repeated accusations of infidelity. She cited threats and harassment across past separations in Augusta, Florence, Orangeburg, Sumter, and Columbia, with no children born of the marriage. Her maiden name Sykes is restored.
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Reno, Nev
Freddie Sykes Minnis
Joseph D. Minnis
Columbia
D. c
Sykes
Plainiff
Augusta
Florence
S&c
Orangeburg
Sumter
Aged woman fatally gored by enraged cow near Durham
Mrs. J. D. Fletcher a 60 year old wife of a U S farm demonstrator was killed at her home six miles from Durham when a cow charged and gore through her head. Her bonnet lay inside the cow’s stall as her son and nephew found her at the stable door while visiting. Her husband was away from home.
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Raleigh
N. C
J. D. Fletcher
United States Farm
Durham
Georgians Named by Director Harris for Census Reports
Washington November 13 Special William J Harris the new director of the census has called on prominent Georgians for expert contributions to statistical reports. Judge John C Hart tax commissioner of Georgia will help on the tax laws and debt wealth report while William M Howard former congressman will assist on the census of manufactures. Professor E C Branson will prepare plantation life reports from the south. Harris says three better men could not be found.
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Washington
William J. Harris
Harris
John C. Hart
Georgia
Bureau
Congress
Tariff Board
William M. Howard
Lexington
Eighth
South
E. C. Branson
State Normal School
Athens
Oration Over Busch Stirs the W C T U Protest
Washington November 13 Speaker Clark received a protest from the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union against placing in the permanent congressional record the funeral oration over Adolphus Busch of St. Louis. The protest notes a convention at Asbury Park New Jersey representing 300000 women passed a resolution on the matter.
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Washington
Clark
Bill Hopper
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Asbury Park
N. J
Roosevelt to Attend Brunswick Banquet
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt of the navy began a week long southern trip visiting New Orleans Biloxi and Pensacola to inspect naval facilities and the proposed base site. He will speak at the Brunswick chamber of commerce on Tuesday evening.
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Washington
Dretary Roosevelt
Navy
New Orleans Navy Yard
Biloxi
Miss
Pensacola
Nayol
Roosevelt
Chamber, of Commerce Paraller
Brunswick
2900 Men Strike on Sunset Lines
Approximately 2,490 miles of Sunset Central lines from El Paso to New Orleans see a walkout by 2,500 train and engine men after six months of failed negotiations. Union crews quit at 7 pm following an ultimatum, with strikebreakers housed in San Antonio. Officials insist service will be restored as replacements are ready.
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Houston
Texas
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Railroad
Federal Board of Mediation
el Paso
New Orleans
Stailroad
tr@kage
W. G. van Vieck
Sunset Central Lines
San Antonio
el Pago
Victoria
Sunset Central
Washington Halts Publication On Huerta Collapse Hope
Washington officials, buoyed by strong international backing for U S policy toward Mexico, expected Huerta to fall. President Wilson, having prepared a public statement, withheld it as Britain and other powers align with the United States to eliminate Huerta, noting the situation looks more favorable for a settlement.
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United
Mexico
Wilson
Bryan
Victoriano Huerta
United States
Europe
Mexico City
Huerta
Ampbassador
Great Britain
England
London
France
Germany
Charge O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Hiis
How to Get an Auto Cheap in Classified Columns
Visitors seeking affordable vehicles can browse The Constitution's Auto Row used car ads. The Want Ads section highlights barely used bargains and rare finds, guiding readers to Page 15 Column 4 for the collector of deals.
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jWant
Huerta Considers Resignation as US Demands Escalate
Mexican officials press Lind to return to Mexico City and urge delaying actions on arming embargoes. Huerta’s counselors discuss a resignation to be offered to a new congress, a move the United States opposes if it bypasses Wilson. Rumors circulate that Huerta may flee as talks stall.
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United States
Huerta
Lind
Mexico City
General Huerta
Manual Garza Aldape
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Mr. Ling
Vera Cruz
Fang
Senor Aldape
O'Shaughnessy
Wilson
Weather Prophecy Fair Forecast for Georgia
Weather observers predict fair conditions with warmer temperatures across southern portions on Friday. Saturday shows possible late warmth with continuing dry and pleasant conditions for the state.
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Georgia
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