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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1913

Page

3

Education Board Meeks Tomorrow? Public pressure rises

A large civic coalition plans to press the Atlanta board of education Thursday for immediate relief from dire school conditions. Citizens cite basements, poor ventilation, and fumes as harmful, urging swift action and funding for new East Atlanta and Howell’s Station school buildings.

Board of Education Atlanta Civic Improvement Leagues Women’s Clubs Ladies’ Board of Visiting Nurses’ Association Council

Fined for Cussing Physicians at Grady

A city official, A. F. Cox, was arraigned for insulting doctors at Grady Hospital. He said he came to learn whether his negro cook had surgery and, after being told she had not, began cussing. Nurses and physicians testified to the outburst. Recorder Broyles fined Cox ten dollars and seventy eight cents.

A. FL Cox Phy Cians Grady Hospital Broyles Grady Hopital

Paroled Italian worker’s case prompts governor clemency

Aristide Franzoni a Pickens county marble worker was granted parole after ten years for manslaughter. Convicted in 1911 for the Crochetti incident he had shown good conduct in Cherokee county, won parole support from prison authorities employers and Pickens citizens, and Governor Slaton approved the release to protect his daughter.

Slaton Aristide Franzoni Pickens County Prisen Franzoni Tate Marble Works Laura C. Crochetti Crochetti Massa Italy Franciuni Attle Nelson Atlanta Hugo Passant Passani Cherokee County

Rutherford and Son Holds Drama League Spellbound

The Drama League of America in Atlanta met at the Georgian Terrace Hotel to hear a reading of Rutherford and Son by Githa Sowerby. Over 150 members attended as Mrs William Claire Spiker translated the action for readers. The group plans Barker's The Voysey Interview for October 28.

Atlanta Drama League of America Georgian Terrace Hotel Drama League John K. Ottley Granville Barker

Man seeks work after leaving insane asylum

W Leroy Jones, 46, an inmate at Milledgeville State Hospital, appeals for a chance to "come back" and secure a job. He cites teetotaler status and office skills, and asylum officials will release him only if he lands steady employment to avoid relapse. He asked Dr White to publish his candid appeal in The Constitution.

W. Leroy Jones Milledgeville John E. White Second Baptist Church Jones Milledxeville Idlenesa Dr. White Leroy Jones

Mrs Keefer Sued by Brick Company in Superior Court

Another suit was brought yesterday in superior court against Mrs Grace Macy Keefer after she was denied temporary alimony two weeks ago from David H M Keefer following a sensational hearing in which she accused Keefer of improper acts before her 16 year old daughter Elinor Macy. The South River Brick Company seeks a judgment against Mrs Keefer.

Grace Macy Keefer David HM. Keefer Keefer Elinor Macy South River Brick Company

Property case at 797 Piedmont avenue seeks debt and brick charge

Plaintiff states Mrs. Eefer owes a thirty day note of 227.07 dated September 1 this year and a brick charge of 34.40. Attorney E D Thomas filed the claim.

Piedmont Avenue Eefer Brick E. D. Thomas

A Witty Retort on Pessimists and Insect Science

A humorous line defines a pessimist as someone who expects scientists to create a fore and aft insect by crossing the mosquito and the bee. The speaker, Willie-Paw, toys with the idea in a playful family exchange.

Paw Willie

Good Roads Scout Visits Atlanta for 1914 Convention

Charles P Light assistant to the president of the American road congress arrives in Atlanta from Asheville to assess hotel space the auditorium and armory for exhibits and facilities for the 1914 convention. He will meet at the train with Fred Houser Shelby Smith and Thomas Winn then dine at the Piedmont hotel and attend a banquet at the New Kimball house. A Saturday tour will showcase Fulton county roads and the convict labor system used on public roads.

Charles P. Light American Road Congress Atlanta Light Asheville Auditorium Armory Fulton County Good Roads Congress Fred Houser Atlanta Convention Bureau Shelby Smith Thomas Winn Fulton County Commissioners Piedmont Hotel C. A. Wood Georgian Terrace Mr. Light Terrace Atlanta Hotel Men's Association New Kimball House Convention Bureau Atlanta Automobile Association Mr. Winn Morgia

Annual Meeting Held by West Point Road Officers Elected

Directors of the Atlanta and West Point and the Western of Alabama railroads held their annual meeting and re elected the same officers. No board changes occur. Officers listed include L H Smith, H Waiters, J L Lawton, W A Winburn, H C Fisher, J W English, R Steiner, and J N Renfroe.

West Point Road Atlanta West Point Ie Sg Ag L. H. Smith Louisville Louisville and Nashville H. Waiters New York Atlantic Coast Line 4. L. Lawton Savannah Central of Georgia W. A. Winburn Fl. C. Fisher Newnan J. W. English Fourth National Bank R Steiner Montgomery Western Alabama J. N. Renfroe Opelika

Mrs. Russell Fined For Unlicensed Rooming House

Mrs. C. E. Russell of 51 Armstrong Street faced arraignment before Recorder Nash HR. Broyles for operating a rooming house without a license. Inmates testified they paid $10 weekly. Russell fined 25.75 dollars and told to leave town at once. Broyles hinted she might move to Macon, with Judge Brayles suggesting Savannah as an option.

C. E. Russell Armstrong Street Nash HR Broyles

George Tutwiler Dies on Trip to Tampa Florida

George W. Tutwiler aged 51 died suddenly in Tampa while on business travel. A former Atlanta resident, he moved to Mobile and New Orleans with his brother Frank and later served as southern traveling representative for Orleans Metal Bed Co. He is survived by his wife, four children, two brothers Charles V Tutwiler and Frank Tutwiler, and two sisters Mrs Will Rice and Mrs Carrie Cauch. Mrs Tutwiler accompanied the body to Mobile for interment.

George W. Tutwiler Atlanta Mobile New Orleans Tampa Fla George Tutwiler P. H. Snook Frank Tutwiler Moble Tutwiler Brothers Orleans Metal Bed Company Southern Charles V. Tutwhier Will Rice Carrie Cauch Aliso

Mrs J R High Dies at Home in Madison Georgia

Mrs J R High age 34 mother of the late J M High of Atlanta died at her Madison Georgia home Tuesday morning after a yearlong illness. Born Elizabeth Cook Emerson November 22 1829 she married J R High July 27 1845. Survived by son Forrest High of St Louis two daughters Mrs P Burney and Emma High and several grandchildren. Funeral and interment in Madison this afternoon.

J. R. High J. M. High Aclanta Madison

Horse Theft Charged In Charlotte Man Arrested In Monroe

W J Moos of Charlotte NC was arrested by Detectives Black and Bullard at the Terminal hotel and jailed awaiting an officer from Charlotte. A letter alleged he hired a livery outfit, drew to Monroe and sold the horse for 130 dollars. An officer will take Moos back for trial.

W. J. Moos Charlotte Ngc Black and Bullard Terminal Hotel Moos Munroe, N

Tillman to Head Clemson Alumni Banquet in Atlanta

The Atlanta Clemson Alumni chapter hosts its annual banquet at the University Club on Saturday night October 25. Notables include U.S. Senator Benjamin Tillman, Dr. W. M. Riggs, Dr. H. M. Daniels, Coach Bob Williams, and track figure F. H. Calhoun. Tillman’s address is expected to be the highlight as the local chapter notes stronger membership with new additions. Attendees should notify G. D. Garner by October 23.

Atlanta Clemson Alumni Association University Club Benjamin FL. Tillman United States South Carolina W. M. Riggs Pha M. S H. M. Daniels Bob” Williams F. H. H. Calhoun Fha University of Chicago Clemson Tillman Claud Douthit Buck~ Eye Cotton of G. D. Garner Care Southern Bell Telephone Company

Dublin to Welcome Three New Pastors

Dublin Ga October 21 Special The city expects three new church leaders as three congregations appoint pastors. First Baptist has called Rev T W Callaway of Macon unanimously last Sunday and awaits his decision. Union service last night welcomed Rev W J Mott Christian Church and Rev Herbert W Rob inson Episcopal Church.

Dublin First Baptist Church T. W. Callaway Macon Churches of the City W. J. Mott The Christian Church Herbert W. Robinson Episcopal Church

Pollock Hears Birthday Cheer for 80th Birthday

Rome Ga October 21 Specially The oldest active county official in the State J G Pollock chairman of the board of commissioners Field county celebrated his eightieth birthday here today with a barbecue attended by numbers of his friends at DeSoto Park A feature of the day was the

Rome J. G. Pollock Board of Commissioners Field County DeSoto Park

Election honors for 78 year old Mr Pollock

County officers present a gold headed cine to Mr Pollock in a ceremonial presentation. After a vigorous campaign waged when he was 78, Pollock was elected to the position he now occupies.

Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Dressing Promotion

An old advertised remedy claims rapid healing for wounds with Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil dressing. The ad offers a 75e price and a 50 discount, urging immediate use for steed potsostax.

Porter

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