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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1914

Page

4

October Sale of Oriental Rugs

Livery rug in stock including many special purchases is priced for this annual event at savings of one fifth to a third.

Bed Spreads Offered in Fine Crochet Styles

The listing shows two crochet bed spreads available in high quality. Hemmed spreads measure 76 by 88 inches priced at 1.39 dollars and scalloped spreads with cut corners priced at 1.59 dollars. A Hemmed y and xqa spread is 1.59 dollars and another price listed as 1.79 dollars.

Value La Ples 75c for 32 yards of mesh

The ad touts value fabric by the yard, offering round thread and diamond mesh Val. La PLES at 32 yards for 75 cents. It emphasizes this as the regular price and contrasts with competing stores that claim scarcity.

Extradition Halt Looms as Georgia Denies Oliver Transfer

Governor Slaton ruled Oliver cannot be extradited to Mississippi until pending Lee County charges are resolved. The case centers on jurisdiction and identity as questions tie to the Mississippi requisition for A. D. Oliver, alias L. C. Harding. Attorneys argued over estoppel and lack of jurisdiction, with Attorney Generals in Georgia and Mississippi to decide. Witnesses from Mississippi prisons and sheriffs testified at the hearing.

John M. Slaten Mississippi A. D. Oliver Leesburg Oliver Lee Grice Georgia G. Etheridge Mississipp Slaton W. A. Dodson Americus Claude Payton Sylvester L. C. Harding Whnch Jamé J. D. Duvall Mississippi Penitentiary J. D. Cooper Sherif Monrose County Miss T. 0. Jones Eigher Ff Monroe County Raymond Easter Moproa County

Little Girl Befriends Baby Leopard At Circus Fun

Four year old Dorothy Webb spends days with Snookums two baby leopards at Tingling Bros circus. Her father runs the commissary. Dorothy enjoys a long playtime by the leopard cubs at winter quarters before tragedy befalls when a lost puppy dies nearby.

Dorothy Webb Tingling Bros., Circus Atlanta Dorothy Garaboo Animal House

German Consuls Appointed Amid War Tensions

Dr Ohrt the Imperial German consul to Kobe receives orders from Berlin to proceed to Atlanta and assume duties as consul replacing Dr Quellenstein who is recalled by Berlin. Quellenstein, summoned from Seattle after arriving from Japan, prepares to return to Germany this week.

Kobe Japan Atlanta Dr. Ohrt Kaiser Wolhelm Germany Zoeptel Quellenstein Waterland Quellenstein New York City

Columbus Boy Died When Cave Fell In

In Columbus Georgia Theodore Rumped aged 15 died after a sand bank cave in while playing with two other boys. They left him briefly and returned to find the excavation collapsed trapping him under sand until rescuers recovered his body around seven o clock.

Columbus Theodore

Divorce Sought Over Love Letters from Other Woman

In a case heard by Judge Ellis, Lulu Lowe sought divorce from Thurman Lowe after discovering he corresponded with another woman. A batch of love notes and postcards from the other woman was presented to the jury as the basis of the suit.

Ellis Superior Court Lulu Lowe Thurman Lowe

Progressives Expect Democratic Support in Georgia

J. Sibley, campaign manager for the progressive party, predicts thousands will vote progressive in the coming election. He says progressives aim to rebuke regional indifference and express dissatisfaction with political methods used to force candidates on the state electorate. Voters choosing the progressive ticket will be free to rejoin their original party afterward.

J. 7. Sibley Progressive Party Sibley Gaorgia Progressives Lberty

Argument Concludes in W A Huff Case

The circuit court of appeals concluded the argument in the complex case of W A Heit involving William L Bitwell and others. It concerns distribution of attorney fees and charges with Thomain Falder ex attorney general representing Colonel Huff and his children in Macon appeals court.

W. A. Heit William L. Bitwell Circuit Court of Appeals Gpeer Macon Thomain Falder Huff

Talks of a special session to shield Western and Atlantic railroad

In the Capitol talks centered on a possible special legislature session to protect state railroad property from the North Georgia Mineral railroad charter bid. Governor Slaton denies knowledge of any call while discussions consider turning charter power from the secretary of state to the legislature. The case hinges on whether North Georgia Mineral fully complies with requirements as state investigators proceed.

Western and Atlantic Railroad North Georgia Mineral Railroad Slaton Capitol Phil Cook Warren Grice Secretary of State Secretary of ‘State

Bank report delays noted by federal official in Atlanta

W. Eldridge, chief of the ad vision of issues in the office of the comptroller of the currency, reports banks that have not replied to federal requests. He doubts the reserve system will operate soon and notes currency designs accepted for two denominations have not yet been issued. He sees positive business conditions in Atlanta and Georgia.

Watson W. Eldridge United States At- Tanta Hldridge Atlanta Georgia

Ladies Raise $30 000 for Church in 10 Years

A report by Mrs RTL Turman of the Ladies Aid and Benevolent Society at Ponce de Leon Baptist Church tenth anniversary noted the church had raised about $200 000 for various aims over the decade. Treasurer A M Lead said the congregation remained in sound financial shape with perhaps 600 members in attendance. Supper and a charter member reception followed, with Rev A H Gordon delivering the closing address.

Rtl Turman Ladies’ Aid and Benevolent Society Ponce At Leon Baptist Church A. M Lead A. H. Gordon

Cotton seed trade hit as British ships block shipments

Washington reports to P D McCarley, president of the Cotton Seed Crushers' association of Georgia, that Britain and allied European commerce patrols are blocking shipments of cotton seed, meal, and cake from the South to Holland Denmark and Italy. Export demand will collapse, prices fall, and mills face local competition. The association, with the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, will protest to President Wilson and Secretary Bryan against the move, warning of great harm to southern farmers.

Washington P. D. McCarley Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia Holland Denmark Italy Ncted South Association Georgia State Chamber of Commerca Atlanta Chamber of Commerca Civo Wilson Bryan

Hansell Named for Vice President at Southern Appalachian Meeting

The Southern Appalachian Good Roads association adjourned after electing officers with Henry W. Hansell of Tennessee named state vice president. Dr Joseph Hyde Pratt was re-elected president and E. S. Finney, W. W. Lipscomb and others named to state posts. Congressman Sells spoke urging federal road aid and the group memorialized Congress to pass the Sells bill for 40 million dollars to acquire southern Appalachians lands for a federal forest reserve.

Bristol Va.Tenn Southern Appalachian Good Roais Association Bluefield W.va Isis Joseph Hyde Pratt Chapel Hit Henry Roberts Georgie W. A. Hansell Tennessee IN. Fisher North Carolina S. West Association Congress Southern Appalachians Federal Forest Reserve

Georgia Boy Named to Military Academy

War Department announces West Point appointments for 191, listing cadet selections from multiple states including Georgia. Named include Lee Allen Jr of Americus Georgia and Louis an other candidates with alternates such as Clyde B. Bell from Huntsville Tennessee and Cyrus F. Smythe from Gallatin Texas.

Washington Military Academy West Point War Department Arkansas Robert EH. Tappan Helena Georgia Lee Allen, Jr Americus Louisiana Albert R Marks New Orleans Robert Foster Mansfield Missour Paul E. Hurt Salisbury James H. Lousley Hunteville Tennessee Clyde B. Bell Gallatin Texas Cyrus F. Smythe Thornton Anderson H. Lumpkin Texarkana

Two Days of Racing at Georgia Carolina Fair in Augusta

Augusta Georgia hosts two days of racing at the Georgia Carolina fair. On Tuesday October 20 events include 2:50 mixed trot or pace a free-for-all and a 3 quarter mile running race. On Wednesday October 21 races feature 2:45 pace or pace 2 free-for-all and 4 half mile runs. Automobile and motorcycle races slated for Friday October 24.

Augusta Whic

Priest Shot While Calling on Woman Parishioner

At St Louis on October 5 Rev Nicola Casu assistant priest at Our Lady Help of Christians was shot after visiting Nathalie Du Mogure’s home on the way to mass. He was wounded in the hand and shoulder. The assailant fled as Casu ran and authorities arrested the woman in the home.

At. Louis Nicola Casu Our Lady Help ‘of Christians’ Catholic Nathalie du Mogure Father Casu

Sedan Top For Touring Cars Promises Cozy Winter Driving

A sedan top for touring cars and roadsters offers winter driving comfort. The design targets couples and drivers seeking warmth and ease, with an inviting price point that draws buyer interest.

Dr C W Daniel to Open Revival in Cordele

Cordele October 8 Dr Charles W Daniel pastor First Baptist Atlanta will open a revival at Cordele Baptist church on Sunday October 18 The song services will be led by De Walter M Lee pastor Rochelle Baptist church Houston Baptist association will meet at Lily October 31 with introductory sermon by Rev G G Davison Ashburn and Rev J A Coin Cordela to host ministers and congregations gathered for the missionary event.

Cordele Charles Ww. Daniel First Baptist Church Atlanta Daniel Cordela de Walter ML Lee Baptist Church Rochelle Houston Baptists Houston Baptist Assoriation Lily G. G. Davison Ashburn J A Coin

Finley Heads Typothetae in New York Convention

Albert W. Pinley of Boston was elected president of the United Typothetae and Frank in Clubs of America at the close of the twenty-eighth annual convention held in New York on October 8.

Finley Typothetae New

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