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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
10
A Detroit or Atlanta area feature recalls a woman's two year battle with near starvation and weakness. She credits a regimen and a pharmacy remedy for dramatic improvement and renewed strength, highlighting ongoing medical discussions and the support of local health providers.
New York November 15 Robert Fay a self styled lieutenant in the German army head of a bomb makers gang that targeted munition ships told his life story to Assistant United States District Attorney Knox Fay spoke freely for hours without interruption and said he wished to plead guilty and start serving his sentence A lawyer sought to see him but was blocked by Knox The statements may differ from prior accounts but admit guilt and outline his activities in the United States The government will weigh the claims against him and continue investigations into related passport fraud and conspiracies involving other officials and alleged orders from a distant organizer The prisoner was returned to the Tombs for further questioning by Knox and Marshall
The report notes uncertainty over other implicants in Fay's new statement and suggests few or no additional arrests until Fry's latent confession is corroborated.
The Georgia House approved a series of prohibition measures after a lengthy debate centered on the Mangham bill. Judge Atkinson derided the bill as unconstitutional, arguing it infringed on free speech and press, while supporters claimed it aligned with the day’s reforms. The Mangham measure passed 104 to 46, with adjournment following and further moves in morning session.
The House organized and voted down opposition as the majority Fulbright bill moved through debate. Substitutes by Stark and Shipp were offered, with amendments aimed at soft drinks and labeling. Debate highlighted constitutional and enforcement concerns, ending with passage of the majority bill.
The record notes a legislative voting session where the Stark substitute failed 23 to 110 and the Fullbright substitute failed 62 to 85. The majority bill, set for final passage, did not advance, while the gate measure received the largest tally compared to the state-wide prohibition bill on Friday evenings, passing on a separate vote.
Enthusiastic volunteers rehearsed for a Spectacle at Ponce de Leon ball park to aid the Firemen's Benevolent Association. Atlanta and other cities plan Fighting the Flames shows with boxing matches and a battle royal at 2 pm. A staged blaze will light the ball diamond as spectators watch dramatic rescues atop ladders. Tickets sold at Elkins Drug Store with reservations for ticket holders.
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