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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
6
San Francisco September 2 William Howard Taft urged preparedness for war, illustrating its necessity and detailing means in a Panama-Pacific exposition address on Taft day. He welcomed Germany's acquiescence to U.S. rights of belligerent noncombatant liners, urging prudent rejoicing.
A shopper complimenting a large stock of woolens selects a brown plaid suit in the latest cut and plans to try it on Monday at 2 o'clock, naming a $35 price as his target.
Former President Taft praised President Wilson for safeguarding noncombatant sailors amid belligerent shipping. He urged major naval expansion, more ammunition, 16 inch guns, and a larger coast defense force. He warned of budget gaps, calling for cautious taxation and expert military guidance.
A vintage health ad touts Vitalitas as a pure natural tonic to cure a range of ailments from run down feeling to nervous and digestive troubles. It claims the product cleanses and vitalizes the body and invites readers to visit Jacobs' Pharmacy for a sample or information.
Patrolman George Holley married Miss Kiziah Louise McDaniel of South Carolina on September 3. The newlyweds held a private home ceremony and were later seen in Atlanta where Holley reported for duty after vacation. Holley is well known as a bicycle officer with EH Vaughn in the third ward.
London reports that by August 32 Turco Bulgarian frontier talks resumed after a temporary suspension following Bulgarian delegates' return from Constantinople. Official circles show little hope for a satisfactory issue as negotiations concern rectification of the frontier and the Turkish section of the Dedenghateh railway.
Washington announces plans to mobilize yachtsmen and powerboat owners into a training squadron alongside navy reserve ships. The program aims for a 51,000 strong volunteer force with specialized roles such as radio operators pilots gunners and helmsmen. Courses could run next summer on reserve ships to prepare citizens for potential naval service.
An unconscious 17 year old boy with bruising was found beside the railroad near Howell Mill Road. He was taken to Grady Hospital and is believed to recover if skull fractures are not present. He gave the name Howard Manus but could not provide identifying details. Police think he fell from a passing freight train.
Pastor J Sptole Lyons returns from summer vacation largely spent in Atlantic City. He will fill the pulpit Sunday morning and evening at the First Hyterian Church.
President Wilson released letters to Secretaries Daniels and Garrison urging a detailed, professional naval and army program aligned with modern war conditions. He aims to present a definite plan to Congress, with estimates and expert input, while consulting lawmakers and Republican club leaders.
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