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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

6

Tanlac credited with restoring Barrett four years of health

Mrs H R Barrett of Republic near Birmingham recalls four years of milk diet and dyspepsia, says Tanlac improved her strength, appetite, and sleep. She gained nine pounds after one bottle and plans to buy more in Birmingham, noting neighbors planning to start Tanlac too.

Birmingham H. B. Barrett Jacobs’ Drug Store Tanlee Tanlae Anlac Tn Son Atlanta Jacobs Pharmacy Boc Ihayo

Motor import duties passed by Commons in budget vote

London September 30 By a vote of 174 to 8 the house of commons passed the motor import duties proposed in the budget presented by Reginald McKenna. McKenna withdrew duties on hats and plate glass. Prime Minister Asquith urged free traders not to divide but the measure stood as part of the budget to regulate foreign trade exchanges, raise revenue, curb consumption and reduce imports.

London House ‘of Commons Reginald McKenna McKenns Asquith Qaid United Cabinet

Deaths and funeral notices from Willacoochee and area

Mrs. Carra Summerlin, 27, wife of R A Summerlin, died after hospital operation in Tifton and return to Willacoochee. Funeral October 1 at 10. She was child of J T Webb of Hay’a Mill and survived by husband, parents, eleven brothers. Also notices: W W Smith died at 32 Pickett St, survived by three sons and three daughters. Harriet Moran, 23, of 267 Bellwood Ave, died. survived by husband and relatives. additional Webb family mentions from Ray’s Mill and Triton areas.

Willacoochee Carra Summerlin L of R.A. Summerlin Tifton M. L. Webb Omega H. L., Mallle Ura Shellie Hammer Henry Homer Webb Ray's Mill T. J. Webb Triton Otis Webb Panama Canal Zone W. W. Smith Greenbers & Bond Pickett Street A. J W. M A. R. Smith G. Thornton Cagle W. E. Loden Harriet Moran Bellwood Avenue Parclay & Brandon's RB. S. Moran 4. B. Duncan W. M. Duncan Jonesborn Ark Rt. A. Shannon Antonio Texas D., W. Wes Atlanta Jannie Stephens

First Jew Elected to Russian Council in Petrograd

Petrograd September 29. Representatives of commerce and industry elected M. Weinstein to the council of the empire. He is the first Jew to sit in the council and his election is seen as a step toward equality of races and religions. The council has equal legislative powers with the duma, with twelve of forty eight members chosen by commerce and industry representatives.

Petrograd London Commerce and Industry M. Weinstein Council of the Empire Council of the Empire Duma

Bumbas Safe Conduct Given to Secretary Polk

Washington dispatch reports Sir Cecil Spring-Rice presented a safe conduct at the state department authorizing Dr. Constantin Dumba the Austrian ambassador to return to Vienna on October 6. The document was delivered to Acting Secretary Polk today.

Washington Cecil Spring-Rice Polk State Department Constantin Dumba Vienna

Milledgeville Welcome Tour Receptions and Route

Milledgeville hosts visiting tourists with an agricultural display on the Georgia Military College campus, a chicken supper at Atkinson Hall, and a ball at Baldwin hotel. Mayor Bell and committee members greet guests as the caravan progresses from Atlanta through Macon to Milledgeville, with stops at Gray Haddock and Barages, plus patriotic songs by local students and a long civic reception plan on the old capitol square.

Georgia Military College Milledgeville Georgia Capitol Square Dixie M.S. Bell Edward A. Tigner Edward T. Milligan Carl Vinson G. N. and I Atkinson Hall Georgia Normal and Industrial College Illedgeville E.P. Hawkins Bell J. T. Derrick Julia Spalding Atlanta Bill Stoddard George Hanson Jim’ Price Baldwin Hotel Athens Cara A.C. Webb Studebaker Corporation Studebaker Macon Baldwin County C. F. Moran W. H. H. Barnes J. C. Etheridge RK . Ashfield Todds Gray John W. Barnes Haddock George Stallings

Journal of Commerce reports cotton condition across states

The Journal of Commerce surveys over 2,000 reporters to show cotton condition at a September date at 68.7 percent, down from 70.7 a month earlier, with a predicted very short top crop due to unfavorable weather, early opening, and heavy shedding, compared with prior years. It notes state variations including North Carolina through Oklahoma and Texas averages, with overall deterioration from the ten year average.

New York Journal of Commerce North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississinpt J

Germany Asked to Aid Armenians in Turkey Tour

Washington report notes the state department informal request to Count von Bernstorff to use influence with Berlin to help Armenians. The Georgia noted list of travelers from Macon Milledgeville Athens and other cities, who will view a film depicting Georgia scenes in Milledgeville Thursday night as their tour moves through several cities.

Washington State Department Count von Bernstorff Turkey

Rockefeller Jr. to unveil broader industrial plan in Colorado

John D. Rockefeller Jr announces an industrial plan described as broader and more democratic than unionism to be presented to Colorado Fuel and Iron officers and employees in Pueblo. Rockefeller, with W. L. Mackenzie King and company officials, says the plan is not an attack on union labor and will be discussed with mine superintendents and grievance representatives.

Denver Col John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colorado, Fuel,and@ Iron company Pueblo Rockefeller Rocckefeller Colorado

Company stance on union choice misinterpreted in 1914 remark

The speaker recalls stating that workers should be free to join a union or not without being forced. He argues his position was misconstrued as opposing organized labor. The company consistently maintained voluntary participation in unions.

Congressional Strike Investigation Committee

Two Generals Killed in Western Front Action

London reports both Lieutenant General Sir Thompson Capper and Major General G H Thesiger dead from the latest western front offensive. Capper, born 1863, led the Thirteenth Infantry Brigade 1911 to 1914 and later served as an infantry inspector, receiving the Distinguished Service Order and other medals. Thesiger, born 1868, had seen multiple promotions since the war began.

London Western Front Sir Thompson Capper G H. Thesiger Capper Thesiger

Judge Gilbert Seeks Re election to Chatta hoochee Circuit

In Columbus Ga today Judge G P Gilbert announced plans to run again for the Chatta hoochee circuit judgeship. Other Columbus figures mentioned as potential challengers include Judge G Tigner and Howell Hollis while Buena Vista judges W D Crawford and George P Munro are also cited as possible candidates. George C Palmer intends to seek another term as solicitor general with C F McLaughlin likely opposing him Phicks Fort of Columbus noted as a possible solicitor candidate. Lieutenant General C W Thesiger, who served in the Nile expedition of 1883 and the South African war, was inspector general of the King's African Rifles from 1908 to 1913.

Columbus G. P. Gilbert Chattahoochee G. ¥. Tigner Howell Hollis W. D. Crawford George P. Munro Buena Vista Igeorge C.palmer Kt Ig C. F. McLaughlin Phicks Fort Telgarden C. W. Thesiger King's African Rifles

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Tanlac Bretioo Riverside Drive Central Uptown York Snethied B86th St. Stetson R. A. Summerlin W. F. Smith Harriett Moran Russia Bumba Milledgeville Las Germany W. E. Barker Haynes Auto Company GH. Johnada The Dodson Printing Company C.H. Johnson Jennie Johnson W. B. Hamby J. Lee Barnes G J. Haden H. M. Lindsey W. B. Dunnody J. Freeman Hart T. W. J Hicks W.T. Anderson Ford Auito Company McCord & ‘Satterfield Judge Bartlett Kk. R. Feagin Barlow I. Fraley Kingman Moors Steve Solomon W. T. Ragan W. C. Ragan A. J. Yates T. A. Smith Rugene Anderson Arrin Massey Stapler Walter Stapler C. R. Turner Mra Fr. Dozier W.G. Grifith John E. Griffith James W. Morton City of Commerce W. W. Webb Hahir John R. Fagan Fort Valley J. Right Pacts Guyton M. &. le, Ofadley; W. L. Jessup, of Eastman ™, 8. Everett and Frank Barkley Bullard's Station B. Hungerford J. F. Carter Greenville Rome Chamber of Commerce B. Roberts Milladgeville Blackstock, Hale, & Morgan Rockefeller C. Urge Gilbert Chattahoochee Circuit Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co Paris Georgette Crepe Cheney Brown & Allen James Sanatorium Bellevue Memphis Tenn Atlanta’ ‘S Business Ray Retail Association
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