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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1915

Page

9

Slayings Probe as Widow Nichols Mystery Deepens

New York detectives pursue leads in the death of Mrs Elizabeth Nichols after masked assailants robbed her home of gems reportedly worth up to 900000. Owney Talas, a hall boy, is charged with homicide as police interview seven detained men and seek key suspects. Cook and maid held as witnesses while three men tied to pool rooms are tracked.

New York the Nichols Elizabeth Nichols Owney Talas Odto Hi. Schultze Nichsis Nichols

Persian City Reported Occupied by English Forces

London reports Bushire in Persia, with 15900 residents, occupied by British forces on August 8 after the killing of two British officers. Germany is said to have aided tribal chiefs. Communications cut, roads blocked, gendarmerie unpaid. Fighting continues near Kashan and Teheran Ispanhan as tensions rise with Entente powers discussing steps.

London Bushire Persia Persian Gulf Heuter’s Kashan

Florida Canal Permit Tied to Navigational Works

Washington September The War Department agreed to issue a permit for building the St Lucie Canal in Lake Okeechobee Florida at the request of Governor Trammell and Senator Bryan on condition that the state prepare to install controlling works in aid of navigation.

Washington War Department Trammell Bryan Florida Sté. Lucie Lake Okecchabte

Three Torrington Firms Announce Wage Increases

Excelsior Needle, the Aid, and Progressive Manufacturing in Torrington Conn announce a new fifty-five hour work week and a forty percent wage rise. Piecework rates will be adjusted on the same basis with overtime pay set accordingly. The changes take effect Monday affecting 2,704 employees.

Torrington Conn Excelsior Needle Company The Aid Company Progressive Manufacturing Company

Estelle Lindsay Acts as Los Angeles Mayor

Estelle Lawton Lindsay the city's lone councilwoman served as acting mayor of Los Angeles as Mayor Sebastian was out of town. It marked the first known instance of a woman heading a city as large as Los Angeles.

Estelle Lindsay Los Angeles Estelle Lawton Lindsay Sebastian

Lloyd George Calls War a Labor Battle in Britain

Lloyd George tells a hall of trade unionists that wartime effort hinges on labor. He warns against restricting labor and urges unions to back munitions production, noting 11 new arsenals and 200,000 needed workers. He accuses some firms of profits at public expense and stresses unity with organized labor amid war.

Bristol England David Lloyd-George Ake Lloyd-George Treasury Jabor Lloyd George Coventry Detian

Confess Murder of Rio de Janeiro Senator Machado

A Spaniard accused of killing Senator Pinheiro Machado in Rio de Janeiro confesses to the crime saying no accomplices aided him. He blamed the politician for his family’s misfortunes and noted Machado’s influence in politics and the martial law proclamation of 1910.

Rio Janeiro Pinheiro Machado Brazil Machado Ximéiro Macuauy Ssuquecuy Beazil Senate Fonseca Machadi Braz

Funeral of Upchurch Held After Sudden Death

The funeral of Cleveland W. Upchurch was held at 55 West Ontario Avenue at noon Thursday. The body was taken to Fairburn for interment. Upchurch was 31, a popular advertising man. He is survived by his widow, one child, his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Upchurch, three brothers and one sister.

Cleveland W. Unghurch West Ontario Avenue Fairburn Upchurch J. E. Upchurch

Atlanta Harvest Festival Plans Include Week of Events

The Atlanta festival will feature Women’s Day Military Day Agricultural Day and a Georgia Jubilee with daily parades educational events and nightly balls. Private school students, a Quitman pageant, and a large city-wide parade of 1,800-foot film showings and the Seeing Georgia tour are planned plus a goal of reaching half a million visitors and possibly a half million attendees.

Agor James G. Woodward General Council Clark, Howell Charles J. Haden Georgia Chamber of Commerce Charles Whiteford Smith Stone Mountain Atlanta ‘General Council Atlanta Howell Pederree Fifth Regiment Georgia Ponce de Leon Park Brooks County Quitman Agricul Auditorium Armory Barney Davison Festival Association Clarke Testival Brookst Ian Quitman Ww. C. Foote Foote Davidson

Mortuary Notices From Last Page Reveal Local Deaths

Miss Bramiett of Inman Park aged 20 dies in private hospital leaving mother Mrs J P Bramiett and five sisters and five brothers. Beloved Miss Kirksey of Lumpkin and Covington girl Lois Justice of Oakhurst die at home. James Liddell aged 82 dies at 1020 North Boulevard leaving six sons and one daughter and one sister. Pauline Camp aged 42 dies in Newnan leaving two children and mother Mrs John Waver. Body removals to Patterson’s and Poole’s chapels noted.

James Liddell James M. Liddell Armed North Boulevard Thursay E. A Tiddell Cameron Texas D. W J. G. P. Roy Drew’ Lhddell Alanta J. G. Dolingon I J. Reeder Atlanta Lois Katherine Justice Oakhurst Williams Justice Thomas C. Justice Covington, Ga Roland John Justice J. P.anderson Pauline F. Camp Newnan John Waver Neal Glass LaGrange

Randell accuses railroads of defrauding government

In Los Angeles on September 9 Congressman C. H. Randall charged railroads with defrauding the government over railway mail payments. He claimed overcharges and fraud amount to hundreds of millions and criticized postoffice rhetoric. He warned the issue would be central at the next Congress session. The piece notes the U S income tax for the last fiscal year at 79,828,675 dollars.

Los Angeles United C. H. Randall California Postoffice Department Randall Burleson Postoffice United States

Villa forces evacuate Torreon and retreat toward Chihuahua

Washington reports Villa's troops evacuated Torreon as Carranza forces move north under Obregon. Analysts suggest Villa may abandon Torreon to draw the enemy away from its base. Carranza’s reply to a Pan American peace conference invitation expected soon, with a courteous refusal anticipated.

Washington State Department Laredo Villa Trreon Carranza Obregon Carransa Chihuahua Torreon Lansing

Commercial High Pupils to Receive Book Lists Monday

Boys and girls intending to enroll in the Commercial High School will meet in the Girls High School hall Monday morning at 11 o'clock. They will receive book lists and an outline of the year’s work. Completion and opening of the new Commercial series building on South Pryor Street is expected between October 18 and November 1. Examinations for entrance to the Commercial High will be held this morning with boys in the Boys’ High and girls in the Girls’ High. Periods start promptly at 3:30.

Commercial High School Commercial Series Pryor Street Commercial High Isls Ila

Second entrance period for fall team at Southern Business College

Fall term enrollment opens Monday September 13 at Southern Shorthand and Business University 10 East Mitchell Street Atlanta Ga Two enrollment periods this year August 10 to 12 and September 13 to 20. Many applicants already applied from Augusta and Macon with references from Atlanta banks. Southern leads local enrollment and is praised by merchants. Call write or phone for details. advertisement.

Southern Business College Kidmigton Aud Busta Atlanta Banka Southern

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