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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1914

Page

4

Armistead Defends System on School Sessions

Alderman Jesse Armistead, chair of the city school committee, argues against renting extra buildings to extend classes. He says the board prefers current arrangements and will have Superintendent Matten address parent protests. Finance leaders urge building new schools as the only durable solution, aiming to preserve space after January budget.

Sesens Atlantas Aldeman Jesse Armistead Niaten Armistead Echoe Arange Education Finance Gumphrey Hum Humphres

Auto Rides by Convict Stir Sing Sing Probe

Ossining N Y police investigator Stephen Baldwin testifies that David Sullivan, sentenced to two years for bank wrecking, was frequently outside Sing Sing driving an automobile lent by Warden McCormick. McCormick admits Sullivan drove without direct supervision, sometimes alone, and that Sullivan's hard labor work was mainly writing notes and driving.

Ossining McCormick Sing Sing Das David Sullivan Sing Sing Trigan Union Bank of Brooklyn Cormick Sullvan New York Yonkers Onors McCormick Jillian

Suffrage for Women Tied to Prevent War, Speaker Argues

Mrs Gra Wilbur Trout, president of the Equal Suffrage Association, told the forty sixth annual convention that woman suffrage would have kept the country from entering war. She argued wives and mothers in Germany Austria and Italy would not have sent husbands and brothers to the trenches if women had the vote.

Gra Wilbur Trout Iino' S Equal Sifrage Association

Plenty of Work in Atlanta Offers Odd Jobs Service

A man known in Atlanta announces there is plenty of work and invites employers to call Windsor Street or Main 4769 for odd jobs. He urges willing men to take tasks, noting no charge for the service and suggesting cotton pickers and city jobs are available. The unnamed organizer aims to prove Atlanta has work for all.

Atlanta Windsor Street Main 4769 Constitution

Belgian Benefit Brings Hope For Homeless In Atlanta

Ned McIntosh narrates a Grant theater benefit under Belgian consul Henry DeGive that raised between 600 and 700 dollars for Belgian victims. The night featured Mrs John M Slaton and Mrs Frank Ellis, a strong bill, and sketches by A C Weller praised for realism and patriotism with performances including The Siege of Antwerp and The Great Howard.

Ned McIntosh Belgium Grant Theater Henry DeGive Atlanta John M Slaton Frank Ellis Tipperary Frank Pearson A C Weller British ‘Union Fack Antwerp Howard

German mines dodged by steamer Olympic

London October 29 The steamer Olympic, sailing from New York October 21 to Glasgow, was warned of German mines near Ireland. Passengers landed at Lough Swilly and moved to Londonderry. British authorities reportedly halted the Norwegian steamer Prosper for Copenhagen and seized the steamships Prosper and Ascot for copper shipments to Malmoe and Genoa.

London Olympig New York Glasgow Wireleas Lory Island As of Libb Tor Bryan Representatves Canper Companies Trosper Malmoe Sweden Ascot Genoa

Bavarian Battalion Surrenders After Refusal to Fight

London dispatch reports a Bavarian battalion refused to fight and surrendered as allies made a slight advance toward Osten. British troops, carried by bayonet charges, occupied the Mage area amid the tense Frontal war situation.

London Flushing Osten

Italy to Accept Austrian Italians in Russian Captivity

Rome reports Giorni Chalm states Italy will accept Austrian Italians held by Russia if Emperor Nicholas III frees them unconditionally. The Russian ambassador told Rome on October 25 that all Austrian prisoners of Italian nationality, about 9,400, can be sent to Italy provided they are not returned to Austria Hungary.

Rome Italy Giornali Chalm Nicholas Russia Italan Austria Hungary Idiewood Lodge Barmon S Riday William Gredy William WM Braswell

Denial of Berlin Bloodshed Report at Alexandria

London says Berlin dispatch of October 27 claiming sanguinary clashes between British garrison and Indian troops at Alexandra Egypt and a martial sentence of thirty deaths is false. Officials confirm no Indian troops are stationed at Alexandria and call the German report a fabrication from official sources.

Berlin London Alexandra Egypt Alexandria

John Sneare & Sons Eyewear Ad at 42 Broad Street

An advertisement highlights Kryptok Enfocal 18 eyeglasses as the aristocrat among frames. It promotes comfort and dressiness from John Sneare & Sons at 42 N Broad Street, Grant.

John Sneare & Sons Grind Ag Brant Broad Street Grant Buslaing

No Food Experiments on the American Navy

Washington October 23 Paymaster General McCowan issues orders to navy officers to ensure only wholesome food for enlisted men. He declares sailors as trusted citizens and forbids any food tests. Other orders urge strict competition even when waived, cautioning against needless red tape. The piece also notes a monopoly suit in Trenton with extensive testimony and exhibits before a special examiner.

Washington Navy McCowan Naval Service Paymaster General Sapals Trenton NJ

Argument Concluded in Steel Trust Case

Philadelphia October 29 The federal suit to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation for alleged Sherman act violations was concluded today and the case was taken under advisement by the federal district court. The record is extremely voluminous with over three years of proceedings. a decision is not expected until next spring or early summer. Jacob M. Dickinson led the government’s argument.

Philadelphia United States Steal Corporation Federal District Court Jacob M. Dickinson

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