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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1915

Page

1

Plan Commission of Five Members to Release W. & A.

After a long conference an agreement between the plan commissions is announced. If the house accepts the report and there is no hitch in the auto bill an extra session will adjourn today.

House Nerexen Ly House Ole House Senate Mealurus Ue Wahts Jurine Conmission Loewelatte W. H. Stark Jackson Wilam A. Weight Kowier Bibbe Sovernor Railread Commission Joseph M. Brown W. A. Wimpign W. J. Massey Biley County Dorsett G. Gunby Jordan Futler Callaway Bis Temen C. Murphey Candler Rosmetiahe Tle E. P. Dobbs George A. Paulk Ireth F. McKaughlin Hermin Swift Muscogee M. J. Yeomans Tetrell Walter ©. Andrews Fultone

Agreement reached on Western and Atlantic leasing bill

The conference committee reached a mid night accord recommending to the general assembly a plan for leasing the Western and Atlantic railroad. Key changes include a revised sub leasing clause and a revised commission structure. An unexpected hitch in the Jones automobile license tax bill could push an adjournment to noon today.

Western and Atlantic Commission Conference Committee General Assembly Western and Atlantic Releasing Commission Railroad Commission G. Gunby “Jordan Columbus J. L. Hand Pelham Fuller E. Callaway Laurange Sunrese Conference Committee Siedia Senate Committee Comrmissan

Three Daughters Poisoned by Rancher Father

In Baker Oregon George L Huffman a rancher near Prairie City prepared a bed scene for his three daughters ages 4 and 5 or 6 years old to sit on a sow bed and gave each a capsule of fast acting poison before taking one himself as wife Mrs Huffman entered room and found all dying.

Baker Ore George Luffman Prairie City

Boy Ed Involved in Germany's Cash Ship Aid Case

Testimony in New York at the trial of Hamburg-American officials reveals Captain Boy-Ed's links to conspirators aiding German warships. Documents show telegraphs directing shipments and room 401 headquarters, with Volz of Norddeutscher Lloyd named as a possible conspirator. The defense claims no involvement with the Quesada, while the government ties Berwind to supplying the fleet.

New York K. Boy-Ed Karl Buenz Adolph Hochmeister Joseph Popping‘haus George Kotter Hamburg-American Line United States Atlantic Hu Suhren Marina Quesada Hochmeister Suhren Broadway Homer B. Wood Captain Boy-Ré Captain Boy- Ré Captain Suhren Philip Volz Care Nordmann Quesada Lloyd Wood Marina Queaada Newport News Valparaiso Chile Thor Buenos Aires Defendae

Infant Dead Mother and Youth Ailing in Smoke Incident

A young infant was found dead while the mother and a youth lay unconscious on the floor. A negro servant sat in a chair in a stupefied condition as smoke filled the house. J. E. McJenkin returned home to the scene. The mother and son are in serious condition at Grady Hospital and doctors are puzzled by the case.

J. E. McJenkin Grady Hospital Case

Mother's Story of Tragedy at Grady Hospital

Mrs. MeJenkin recalls waking from a fainting spell to find her husband, a four year old son, and a maid unconscious in the dining room while a baby girl lay dead. Detectives probe a mystery surrounding deaths and possible other serious injuries with no immediate signs of violence observed in the room. The family’s insurance man husband left work for lunch and found the horrifying scene upon returning home. Continued on Page Ten.

Mrs. MeJenkin the Constitution Grady Hospital Mattie Jenkins Jimmie” MeJenkin Grady J. MeJenkin Hardman & MeJenkin Empire Life Building Holderness Street Bér Crache Jenkin Alan

Train wreck kills two and injures ten in Salisbury

Two people died and ten were hurt when Southern Railway train No. 38 rammed a special train carrying North Carolinians to a Carolina Virginia game. Charlotte residents C H Hall and H C Servers died. Max Gardner, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, was among the injured. Some injuries considered serious. Victims were in the rear Pullman. others removed to a hospital. No injuries aboard train 38.

Salisbury N.C Southern Railway Richmond Hall H. C. Servers Charlotte Max Gardner Jear Pullman

Italian Gains Against Gorizia In World War I Front

Reports from Rome and Vienna indicate Italian forces have advanced on the Gorizia front with gains near Calvario Heights and northwest of Oslavia. Italian guns reach Riva while Rovereto may have been evacuated by Austrians, signaling a possible major move into Austrian territory.

Riva Trentino London al- Nex Gallipoli Gorisia Vienna Rovereto Gorizia Trieste Russia Riga France Rome Via Parisi War Office Calvario Oslavia Oslatia

Mississippi Representative S. A. Witherspoon Dies in Meridian

Representative Samuel A. Witherspoon of Mississippi's fifth district, veteran eight-term lawmaker and member of the moral affairs committee, died at his Meridian home after a brief illness. Born May 4, 1855 in Lowndes County, he studied at the University of Mississippi, practiced law, and served in both state and national legislatures. He married Miss Sue May of Versailles in 1886. he is survived by two daughters and a son. Funeral plans have not been announced.

Meridian Mise Samuel A. Witherspoon Mississippi House Committee On Witherspoon Mf. Witherspoon Lowndes County University of Sue May Versailles

Leonard Busby Earned 60 000 a Year as Chicago Surface Lines Chief

Chicago leaders report Leonard Busby received 60 000 a year as president of the Chicago Surface Lines. The board of supervising engineers told the city council that a bid-related fee totaled 60 600 dollars. An attempt had been made to cut Busby's salary to 18 000 by ordinance, with the city taking 55 percent of net revenues from the surface lines.

Chicago Leonard Busby Chicago Surface Lines ‘Company City Board of Supervising Busby Ordimand

Australians to enlarge British Army contingent

Melbourne reports the commonwealth government will raise an additional 50 900 troops bringing the Australian contingent to 300 108. The move expands Allied forces as World War I demands intensify.

Melbourne Australia Wie London

Tragedy in Atlanta as Waldrops slain and husband dies

Early morning identification confirms Mr and Mrs D F Waldrop as the deceased couple. The couple had been separated for three weeks and tensions over the marriage culminated after Waldrop threatened self harm and killed his wife near the Young Women’s Christian Association home, then shot himself at Spring and Baker streets. Local cafe manager Owen Gilbert had warned of the danger and tried to intervene, revealing Waldrop’s deep distress and desire for reconciliation.

D. F. Waldrop Atlanta Robert Waldrop Spring Baker Streets Youngs Women's Christian Association Gilbert Charles B. Ragsdale Ragsdale J. A. Bell Lithonia Charles H W. Regedale Waldrop W. 3. Waldrop Owen Gilbert Young Women’s Christian Association Crew Street Isie Whitehall Street

Graver and Graver Grow the Outlook for the Balkan War

The report details a deepening military crisis in Serbia with Austro-German and Bulgarian forces advancing through Kogovo and Mitrovica while Serbians hold on the Katchshanski front and in the southeast. Russia reportedly plans a 350000 strong Balkan army. Serbian ministers predict surprises as Italy’s role shakes out and Allied pressure grows.

Serbia Saloniki Russia Balkan London Halkens Kogsovo Plain Mitrovitsa Pristina Sitnica River Vley Katchansk Monastiria Paris Moneath Balentki Athens Hestia Ac Sabotki Commissariat la Italy Alvania Balkans Romania Ioun France England

Weather Prophecy Forecast for Washington

Weather forecast notes fair conditions on Thursday in Washington with a Friday outlook showing partly cloudy skies. No significant precipitation expected. Temperature hints and wind details are not clearly stated in the fragment.

Washington

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