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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1914
Page
8
Georgia press feature argues for home production to save millions in hay and other foods, urging Georgians to buy Georgia grown goods. It contrasts with western imports and cites Georgia Products Day 1916 as a step toward national prosperity and domestic independence. A second segment quotes Underwood praising President Wilson and congressional leadership, foreseeing peace and domestic prosperity.
Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina arrived in Charleston Sunday at noon after a courtay conference in Memphis Tennessee. He stated disagreement with general plans from the conference and spoke for state legislation as relief. He said he remained active in politics and would resume legal practice while keeping his political machine ready for future action in South Carolina.
Saturday night and Sunday witnesses testified as grand jury Foreman White works to obtain subpoenas for cheap lodging houses and investigates several restaurants under police surveillance. Mayor Woodward and Commissioner Fala appear amid citizen complaints and unconfirmed testimony about graft and vice in the city.
A historical note discusses coffee and tea effects on nerves and fatigue, warning excessive intake can exhaust and impair function. It cites University Medical College physician De Ge Wilkie Robinson and describes coffee as invigorating but potentially harmful if misused, while suggesting a substitute beverage STANT POSTUW that resembles Java and aims to replace coffee at the table.
The Brindilla, formerly the Washington, seized near Ambrose channel by the British Caronia, arrived in port flying the American flag. Captured as contraband, the prize crew, mainly Norwegians and Swedes, faces admiralty court action while the ship is towed to hold proceedings. Captain Peterson, an American citizen, seeks release as officials plan to determine whether contraband cargo, not the crew, is the issue.
A preacher was attacked with knives by a mob aroused by his sermons. Neighbors care for his family as authorities seek suspects and issue warrants. Deputies scour the area to identify mob members with several arrests by Sunday night.
Sir George Paish, British financial adviser, will visit President Wilson in Washington to discuss exchange adjustment between England and the United States. He will call tomorrow to review credit arrangements and cotton financing amid currency and trade concerns.
New Orleans October 18 new low levels for the present price movement and the lowest in several years were reached in the local spot cotton market this week middling closing at 83 4 cents The low of the week was 11 16 cents January quoted at 725 wid offered at 720 The lowest sale reported during the week was 724 Exports for the week encouraging total foreign clearances from all United States parts 87886 bales but total clearances this season 31279 bales under last year for the same week total 360272 bales The week shows demand not improved much though offerings of spots increased while trade expects resumption of contract trading early November The spot action will be the main factor next week and analysts anticipate lower prices but under 9 cents buying rises and a reopening of the futures market is expected to be announced this week
Former President Taft described private life as a source of happiness and comfort after his long public service. Speaking at All Souls Church and the National Press Club in Washington, he contrasted quiet life with the political vortex and emphasized the value of restraint, humor, and belief.
Miss Grace Mitchell aged 19, daughter of Mrs M L Mitchell and the late Daniel Mitchell, died here this morning of acute indigestion after being in good health. Survived by mother, three sisters Mrs Charles Williams Tallahassee Fla, Mrs D Moore Bainbridge, Mrs Frank Kelly Lebanon, two brothers William Mitchell Birmingham and John Mitchell Bainbridge. funeral to be held this afternoon.
Mrs Ella Alberta Gilbert died after a brief illness of four or five days. The funeral was conducted at the residence of her father Albert Kirvei by Dr Sir Chastie Pastor of the First Baptist church. The deceased was a devoted member and widow of Thomas Gilbert Jr. She is survived by one son Kirvyen Gilbert.
Washington reports 35 eastern railways petitioning the Interstate Commerce Commission for at least a 5 to 8 percent freight rate increase. They argue unprecedented wartime financial pressures and upcoming debt maturities of over 500 million justify relief. Shippers oppose the move as hearings resume on new conditions since prior orders.
Washington October 18 the war revenue bill moves to the house and will go to conference administration leaders hope obstacles in its path are removed and expect approval by Thursday or Friday with adjournment planned next week. Southern democrats may resist until cotton relief is considered but majority leader Underwood works to avert delays. main aim is to finish the long session this week.
Margil Bledsoe returned to North Beautevard and shot his wife Anna Bledsoe after discovering Henry Price of 206 Gilmer Street inside the house. Five rounds struck her, three times, and she was taken to Grady Hospital with fatal injuries. Price threatened her with a knife until police arrived.
October 18 Roosevelt met with Paul Goode of the University of Chicago to discuss a new map of South America. Roosevelt reported discoveries and Goode prepared an updated geographic depiction for publication.
Belgian minister Gavenith spoke of being deeply moved by American sympathy for Belgians driven from their homes. War funds pour in from all directions as citizens donate. a 7 year old sent a letter offering money he earned himself, along with a substantial check from his father.
According to the Athens based Telegraph company via London, eighty Austrian sailors have arrived in Constantinople to serve on Turkish warships and in forts along the coast, reinforcing naval and coastal defenses during the conflict.
Fort Worth Texas October 183 Two thousand horses have been accepted from Texas stockmen for dessert to French government agents it was announced tonight.
Henry Jordan a Black truck driver died after being crushed under his own truck when he jumped to his seat as one mule bolted. The frightened animal caused him to fall into the street and the wheels passed over him before aid could reach him. The event occurred last night in an Atlanta area street.
Two hundred fifty Mexican wounded from the Naco Sonora battle were moved to Naco Arizona with Washington permission after prior refusals. Carranza promises care. fears of execution by both sides loom. U S troops aided in ferrying the wounded to the American side as fighting continued.
A dispatch from Nish reports Servian forces defeating Austrian units near the Drina. Austrians attacked Servian right on Mount Routchero but were repelled with heavy losses, many killed or captured, and a retreat toward Dejania. Bridges on the Drina washed away, corpses and horses swept downstream as rains swell the river.
An old style health notice touts Stuarts Buchu and Juniper Compound as a remedy to strengthen weak kidneys and bladder. It claims cleansing the kidneys eases headaches, liver issues, and painful urination while neutralizing acids to reduce bladder discomfort.
Amsterdam based Roters Telegraph reports Admiral Von Tirpitz German navy minister is in Antwerp soon after the fortress fell. German papers cited say war against Britain would begin late October after Antwerp fall with Begin as base for operations against Singapore. Tirpitz to command from the German fleet flagship Bagshin.
Amsterdam reports 2000 German occupiers in Blankenberghe demand a war contribution of hay and oats valued at 25000. Courtral evacuated, many German troops move toward the French border. Rumor of a German retreat in West Flanders. Ireland's 1914 hay crop estimated at 6 005,591 tons.
London October 18 A large factory owned by Germans was raided by the military in Gamburgh last night The Observer correspondent in Edinburgh notes the building is ten years old three stories high with capacity for 500 workers yet only Germans were seen The $150000 was spent on concrete foundations and heavy machinery was promised but never delivered or used The factory dominates Lambareh and the sea front aiding positions to hit the Forth Bridge.
Fragmentary text reports a French swimming champion Busene Sstrade named among war victims killed in battle. Details are unclear and wording is garbled. The item appears to note a notable athlete’s death in the conflict, with uncertain spelling and place references.
The Exchange Telegraph reports a dispatch stating the German garrison at Tsing-Tau is believed ready to capitulate to Japanese forces under certain conditions. The government seat of Iso Chow under German protectorate is involved in the terms.
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