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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1915

Page

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Boston Red Sox Win Dramatic World Series Game

In Boston, 12,300 fans watched a ninth inning rally as Duffy Lewis drove in Hooper for a 2 1 victory over Philadelphia. Alex Kellagher or Grover Alexander failed to stop Lewis after Speaker set the stage, giving Boston a 2 to 1 win and a 2-1 series edge.

Leonard Quthurl Alex Boston Philadelphia Nationals Boston Americans Hritling Jagt Harry Hooper Tris Speaker Mubbard City Texas Grover Alexander Phillies Hopper Speaker War Club Red Sox Hobbtwell Sox Alexander Dafeat Bobby Hut Speaker Hooper Niehoff Hobby Lewis Duffy Lewis Duff Bravsfield Baseball Hall of Fame Duffy Piilly Bis Pat Moran Cre Pailles Boston Reaters Dade” Paskett Ich Leonard

Dixie Highway Opened With Pageant Dedicatory Exercises

Dixie Highway is formally dedicated in Chicago with dedicatory exercises before a tour to Miami. A tableau symbolized the joining of states through which the highway passes with Miss Chicago and Miss Dixie clasping hands over a bale of cotton. Governors and highway officials participated, joined by a chorus of young girls representing states Florida Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois.

Dixie Highway Chicago The Highway Commission Miami Fla Dixie Miss Dixie E. F. Dunne Ilinois M. M. Allison Florida Julia Stubblefield Georgia Frances Kirby Tennessee Dorothy Ice Kentucky Mary Powell Ohio Charlotte Wright Indiana Betty Craig Michigan Josephine Lima Illiois Lucile Flannegal Ales Dixi Hazel Leigh Marguerite West Edward F. Dunne Timore Dixie Highway Commission Illinois Dixie Highway Association

Stand for United States First Last and All Time Pleads President Wilson

New York October 11 Willa Holt Wakefield entertainer to the four hundred and originator of the pianologue is to wed. Armold Foerster of Birmingham Ala is the prospective bridegroom age 37 born in Austria never married engaged in automobile business. Wakefield born 36 in Cuthbert Ga has sung recited since childhood and was trained in English poetry. She says she was previously married and divorced in Atlanta September 5 1915 for drunkenness and cruelty. She moved to New York in 1903 where her vaudeville act became popular earning the title entertainer to New Yorks four hundred. She has performed in Atlanta and throughout Georgia. Demand Made for All Americans on Pain of Ostracism to be More Than Neutral in Regard to the European War. President Wilson urges all Americans to take a stand for America first last and all the time saying peace rests on international law and humanity. Continued on Page Four.

New York Willa Holt Wakefield Armold Foerster Birmingham Ala Austria Willa Holt Cuthbert Atlanta Vaude Ville Washington America Wilson Daughters of the American Revolution United States Humanity Woodward Council Tam Attacn Comptroller’s Office Comptroler William D. Ellts, Jr

Liquor Dealers Fund Fight Against Prohibition

Seattle reports that the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association allotted 50 million dollars to oppose the national prohibition amendment. Frances P Parks of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union disclosed the fund at the convention, noting other liquor groups are amassing similar sums to support the anti prohibition effort.

Seattle Wash Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association Frances P. Parks National ‘Women's Christian Temper Ncé Union Blerfand Wa Cone

City Primary Precincts And Election Contests

Voters are directed to polling places by ward with detailed street corners and landmarks. Polls open at 7 am and close at 7 pm with second primaries needed in fifth and tenth wards. candidates include Besser and Sisson in fifth ward and Peacock and Colvin in tenth ward.

Madison Avenue Hunter Street Pryor Street Hunter and Fraser Streets Highlane Avenue North Boulevard Marietta Sixth Ward Tabernacle Place Marietta Street Seventh Ward Gordon Street Lee Street Lucile Avenue Eighth Ward Tenth Peachtree Streets Hemphill Avenue Tenth Street Ninth Ward Fdgewood Avenue J. P. Wall Faith's Crossing Tenth Ward Lea Street Tucker & McMurray's Stewart Avenue Bres An Calvin Peacock

Dixie highway commission tour ends in French Lick banquet

French Lick Indiana October 11 members of the Dixie highway commission arrived for the third day of the drive from Chicago toward Miami Florida with about fifty boosters from states along the route. They stayed at the French Lick hotel where a banquet followed a directors’ meeting. A morning session will discuss the Michigan Loop proposal to extend toward Mackinaw City.

French Lick Ind Dixie Highway Commission Miami Fla Chicago Indiana Thomas Taggart Ciacusa Michigan Loop Michigan Mackinaw City Louisville M. M. Allison C. H. Houston W. R. Long W. D. L. Robinson L. M. Coleman W. S Gilbreath Feld T. E. Grafton Richard J. Finnegan W. W. Marr Springfield Carl G. Pisher Indianapolis Harry L. Gordon Cincinnati Ohio George W. Harrin One H. B. Manger Richmond Claud B. Mercer Harrisburg Tenn C. H. Fuston Chattanooga A. F. Sanford Knoxville Richard Hardy BR. Preston J. A. Patten Sanquet Comminsalon French Lick Hotel Harry Gordon Carl Fisher Mr. Fisher Fisher Alison Thaet Caer Catretchen

Bloody Resistance by Serbians to Teuton Invaders

The article reports Serbian resistance to Austro German forces advancing into Serbia. It describes political conflict at home over a vetoed October apportionment sheet and potential charter fund issues. It notes allied hopes and dire military developments around Belgrade and Saloniki with widespread mobilization and uncertain outcomes.

Unneutral Mail Barred by Order of Gen Burleson

Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson barred mail matter used to show sympathy with the European war. Envelopes postcards and items bearing Gott Strafe England or a red Lusitania blot are to be treated as inert materials, deemed unneutral and to be refused service to certain classes of persons.

Washington Burleson England Lusitania

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