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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1915

Page

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New Board of Electrical Control Stirs City Hall Row

A stormy session of the citys new board of electrical control erupted with sharp exchanges and a threat of a fight as Alderman Maddox demanded an exam for the city electrician. The board moved to draft new laws while Turner refused to recognize the boards examiners. Cantrell and McCowan faced contested licenses and a fist fight occurred. The meeting included councilmen Lee White Ashley Maddox Hart Turner Cantrell McCowan and others in a tense show over authority and procedure.

James W. Maddox Board of ‘Electrical Control ¢Rica City Electrician Maddox B.C. Turner City Electician Pate Board of Electrical Control Turner Board of Board of Control H. H. McCowan G. L. Cantrell Lcenses Cantrell Jesse B. Lee McCowan New Sound Jeuse B.lee White Seventh Ward Ashley Nym Yee D—N W. D G. 3 At & P.m Woodward Ead Uccuse Purner Itv

Baptist Minister Proposes New Creed At 250th Anniversary

Rev Woodman Bradbury of Cambridge urged replacing the Apostles Creed with a modern version. The proposal, read at a Baptist meeting marking 250 years in the state, was placed in the minutes. The proposed creed centers on belief in God as Father of all races, in Jesus Christ, in the Holy Spirit, the gospel’s power, Christian goodwill, the universal church, and the coming Kingdom.

Boston Woodman Sradbury Cambridge Mr. Bradbury

Partisan Government Kept by California Electors

Calif ornia electors rejected a non partisan state offices plan nationwide. From 47 precincts the main amendment drew 14 587 for and 19 866 against in light turnout. The measure backed by the progressive party and Governor Hiram Johnson failed. A rural credits proposal appeared to fare better in early counts.

San Francisco California Progressive Party Hiram Johnson

Unmasked Robbers Loot Marble Falls Bank in Texas

Two men robbed the First National Bank in Marble Falls Texas injuring bookkeeper Robert Heinetz. They forced open the vault and escaped on horseback with about $2000. Hundreds searched for the robbers as they fled after a fatal shot.

Austin Texas First National Bank Marble Falls Robert Heinetz Heinetz

Burglars Target Post Offices Across the Nation

Post office burglaries have surged prompting an order to postmasters to stock fewer stamps and commercial papers. Reports indicate 1400 burglaries last year totaling about $190,000, with stamp brokers in big cities suspected of handling stolen goods. The department, led by Third Assistant Postmaster General Dockery, seeks identification methods and tighter protection, especially for 1 and 2 cent stamps, and requires postmasters to limit supplies for about two months.

Washington Post Office Department Ave Jed Department Department Dockery Postoffice Onda

Episcopal Board Resigns Over Panama Conference Clash

Five Episcopal Church of the Epiphany board members resign after a 28 to 23 vote against rescinding participation in the Panama interdenominational missionary conference slated for February. Resigning were Bishops Reginald Woller G Mott Williams and Alfred Harding, Rev Dr Selden Blaney and Rev Dr William Manning.

New York Board of Missions of the Episcopal Church Panama Fond du Lact G Mott Williams Marquette Mich Alfred Harding Washington, D. C Selden P. Blaney Milwaukee William T. Manning Trinity Church New York City Episcopal Mission Board Richard H. Nelson Albany Arthur §. Lloyd Wass Mid-Western Synod Chicago Edinburgh Scotland Episcopal Board South Africa Wiliam Rojas Pattama Ehurch Episcopal Board of Mall*sions Manning Senge Manaine Weller Reese F. Alsop Brooklyn Alsop Bighop Weller Srove

Portrait Artist Shortens Title In Hadley Portrait

An artist who painted former Governor Herbert Hadley shortened the caption for his portrait. The report notes the reduced title may affect how Hadley is presented and references the artist.

Hadley Tha Ly Huntley Herbert Tex

Woman in Sullivan shoots ex husband holding child

In Sullivan Indiana a woman, Samantha Bennett, shot and killed her former husband Willan Bennett, 30, as he tried to force entry while she held their baby to her breast. The Bennetts were married and divorced several times.

Sullivan Ind Samantha Bennett Willan Bennett Bennett Bennetts

Navy Lieutenant Ford Held for Manslaughter

Pangacola Fla October 26 Lieutenant L K Ford of the cruiser North Carolina was held on a 1900 bond for manslaughter after an automobile collision at midnight Monday that killed a young woman Irma Wilson who rode in Ford's car beside Risla Kelly and George Brant. The car struck a taxicab and overturned trapping the Wilson woman beneath.

Pangacola Fle L. K. Ford North Carolina Irma Wilson Ford Risla Kelly George Brant Wilson

British Transport Sunk by Submarine In Aegean Sea

An official notice says the British transport Marquette torpedoed in the Aegean. About ninety nine crew reportedly unaccounted for. The vessel, 7,050 tons, built in Glasgow 1897, previously private carrier between Philadelphia Baltimore and Tangier.

Aegean London Aegean Sea Marquette Atlantic Transport Company Philadelphia Baltimore Glasgow Turk Aimday Carmen Sea of Marmara Constantinople Sunderland Donnacona Montreal Dotmacona

Kendrick on Mexican border foresees Carranza collapse

Major W H Kendrick, longtime UGA cadet corps commandant, on leave from border duty, reports appalling border conditions. He warns Carranza may struggle to maintain any order as raids and revolts recur, with humanitarian crises as food confiscations cause suffering and starvation across the Rio Grande. Kendrick departs January 5 for Chin Chin, China.

Athens W. H. Kendrick Rio Grande Texas Carrduza Mexico

Average Pay of Baptist Ministers U S Seens to Sit High

Boston October 26 the average salary of Baptist ministers in the United States is 187 a day about 90 a year Rev Joseph E Perry of New York quoted at the annual conference of Baptist of Massachusetts today The conference was held in connection with the alphabet of the two hundred

Boston United States Joseph E. Perry New York Massachusetts

Money for Georgia Teachers Authorized by State

The state education department seeks 1 375 981 75 to cover back salaries for the first nine months of 1915. Funds would come from discounting governors warrants via the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank at 3 percent. Fulton and Atlanta districts would receive large shares. overall the plan would cover about 75 percent of the annual $2 500 000 common school appropriation with possible use of reserve bank discounts.

State Department of Education Harris Atlanta Federal Bank General Assembly Reserve Bank Fulton County Atlanta Bibb County Richmond County Federal Reserve Bank B. C. Merry Professor Brittain Ealia

Greek government warned by Venizelos in cabinet clash

In Athens the chamber debate on Turkish properties in Macedonia led to heated exchanges between Finance Minister Dragoumis and former premier Venizelos. The session was suspended as Venizelos warned the government it relied on his party votes, ending with conciliatory explanations from Dragoumis and a settlement. Meanwhile Bucharest hosts a meeting demanding Romania act to counter German, Hungarian and Bulgarian threats, with protests and a police-blocked procession.

Athens London Chamber of Deputies Stephen Dragoumis Eleutherios Venizelos Macedonia Tere Venizelos Tartly M. Dragoumis Amsterdam Gratiano Rumania Bucharest Ionescu Filipescu Rumenia Boledriand

Purse Snatcher Busy Again Near Garkett

A garbled report notes a purse snatching incident near Garkett with unclear details. Authorities, including local police, investigate the scene as witnesses describe a hurried retreat and a possible suspect. Further updates pending missing elements.

Frontier Guards Repel Attack Near Greek Boundaries

Greek frontier guards were attacked near the Dacian junction of the Greek Serbian and Bulgarian borders but repulsed the attackers with losses. The nationality of the attacking force was not stated. The report comes via The Daily Mail's Athens correspondent, dated October 27.

Dociazi London Daily Mail Athens Dacian

Doubly Assaulted Serbs Slow to Retire Before Invaders

London reports heavy fighting on eastern and western fronts with German onslaughts along the Dvina and Vilna regions and French gains near La Courtine. Russian defense holds as Italians push toward Gorizia while Champagne fighting continues.

London Riga Champagne Tre Gion France la Courtine Trentch Massiges Rome Gorizia Petrograd Dvina Hiskul Germany Rugs Linden Wtiedrichstadt Jacobstadt Iioukst Voynsuny Lake Boginskoie Yage Pripet Region Styr Rafalovska Vilkagaluziska Medviesie Sartorysk Kuki Kotki CIA Yea Louses Volitze Novo Alexiniec Arkhave Khopsi Lake Tortum Meas Ehart Pess Vilage Reshyx St Porn

Allies Strike In Near East. Serbia Holds Front in Hills

London reports describe Serbian troops stubbornly defending the northeast corner as Austro-German and Bulgarian forces advance. British leaders warn the Serbs cannot hold much longer while French and Serbian forces fortify positions in the south to push Bulgarians from Macedonia. Manifold shifts include a 18,000-strong British contingent at Saloniki and talks over Cyprus and Saloniki base.

London Marquis of Lansdowne House of Lords Serbia Macedonia Velles Nish-Saloniki Great Britain France Charles Carmichael Monro Gallipoli Athens Greece Saloniki Thmes Rrr

Weather Prophecy Amid Partial Cloudiness Forecast

Weather report notes partly cloudy conditions with forecast for Washington-Foreas Sea or Eina-Parily. Monday shows southwest winds, Tuesday and Thursday expected fair skies, providing a mix of sun and clouds through the period.

Washinston Foreeas Sea Eina Thiareday

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