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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1915

Page

11

Atlanta Skyscraper Convention Praises City Leaders

Chicago editor c A Patterson and Detroit owner E H Doyle hailed Atlanta as the best venue at the eighth national convention of Building Owners and Managers in session at the Piedmont hotel. Delegates and locals planned tours, speeches by Asa G Candler and E M Potter highlighted the day as the group studied skyscraper management and fire protection.

C. A. Patterson Chicago E. H. Doyle Detroit Mich Fledmont Atlanta Mr. Patterson Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers Mr. Doyle Ty Cobb Georgia Forsyth Theater East Lake Country Club Charles E. Doty Cleveland J. B. Randell E. 8. Sewell Omaha Neb Aven Candler Charles E Candler Kerthin Mora E. M. Potter Douglas Robinson Charles 8. Brown Company New York City Randell Potter Piedmont Hotel Hockaday Company St. Louis Wright

Atlanta Women to Know the Names of Godchildren Soon

Dr. May announces to Atlanta ladies who agreed to be godmothers to homeless French soldiers that the names of their proteges will be posted next Monday. A Paris cable confirms the names as soon to reach Atlanta, with thanks from Parisian women in the godmother movement. Ambulances funded by Georgian physicians will be shipped to New York in October and dispatched to France with aid from Countess de Tavara.

Di.f. E. May Georgia War Reicf Committee France Elliés Atlanta May Georgia War Relief Committee New York Countess de Tavara

Trial of Mrs Haskins Continued in Douglas Court

In Douglas Georgia September 15 the superior court continued the case of Mrs Maggie Haskins charged with killing her husband a Lebaton preacher. The delay was granted upon written notice that she is in a delicate condition.

Douglas Maggie Haskins Lebaton

Dodson's Liver Tone Featured as Harmless Calomel Alternative

An advertisement promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, gentle liver remedy to replace calomel. It claims relief from biliousness and sluggishness with a single nightly spoonful and asserts the product is harmless and non salivating, suitable for children.

Guarante Duggist Dodson

One Gallon of Liquor Allowed Per Month Referendum Result

South Carolina voters favored state-wide prohibition by about 20,000, with totals around 55,000. Final tallies: 35,243 for prohibition and 14,907 against. Dispensaries to end by December 31, and shipments limited to one gallon per person per month after January 1, 2016. Charleston tallied 51 percent against prohibition in Dorchester County.

Columbia South Carolina United States I B. R. Tillman Lander Charleston S. C Dorchester Charleston County Depensary Board

Grossman to wind up Flag League affairs

Leonard J. Grossman, attorney for the Florida Georgia League of professional baseball clans, travels from Atlanta to Waycross Americus Brunswick and other towns to straighten out league tangles after a hard season. In Brunswick he will meet Mayor J H Hopkins who urges Brunswick to fund the guarantee money overdue before the season, else the league faces lasting harm and the sport’s doom in the region.

Leonard J. Grossman Atlanta Waycross Americus Brunswick J. H Hopkins Brunswick Baseball’ Corporation Hopkins Dick Jemison Jemison

Little Prospect Seen for European Peace

President Wilson was told by Dr. Aletta Jacobs of Amsterdam that there is little prospect of peace in Europe. Jacobs, delegate to The Hague Women's Peace conference, discussed women peace advocates uniting for action through the United States and neutral nations. she did not expect immediate steps from the president.

Washington Wilsoh Aletta H. Jacobs Amsterdam Holland Jacobs Hague Afo United Action For United States

Rockefeller Gives Fund for Drug Habit Hospital

New York on September 15 John D Rockefeller Jr through the Rockefeller Bureau of Hygiene sent a fifteen thousand dollar check to Katherine B Dans commissioner of corrections toward the cost of a hospital for drug habitues on risks assan This and a ten thousand dollar donation by Mrs W S Vanderbilt enable the commissioner to proceed with the work The hospital will accommodate 122 patients to care for the influx of thug users due to new laws banning habit forming drugs.

New York John D. Rocketeer, Jr Rockefeller Bureau of Sia Hygiens Katherine B Dans Mectins Rikes Assan W. SC Vanderbilt

Neutral Vessel Sunk by German Submarine

London September 15 A Reuters Copenhagen dispatch reports the destruction of a neutral motor schooner Norte of Chrishamia near Rio Novo off the Norwegian coast in the North Sea. The crew was saved. The only vessel named in records is a small steamer flying the Brazilian flag, registry Para, Taal.

London Reuter Copenhagen Norte Chrishamia Rio Novo North Sea Nérie Christiania Para Taal

More Colonial Troops for the French Army

Paris reports Gaston Doumergue informs Associated Press that French colonial troops, aided by British allies, have held Africa front lines across 4000 miles since last September. He aims to raise more native troops for spring operations, noting natives’ devotion and crossovers to the French side amid Kamerun and West Africa campaigns.

Paris Africa Gaston Doumergue M Doumeigue France Moroche Kameruns Kamerins Germany

Columbus City Court Officers Named Today

Columbus Ga September 15 Special Today marked the close of a spirited campaign to form the new municipal court with tomorrow’s primary to select the judge clerk and marshal. Eleven candidates campaigned energetically amid good humor and pleasantries. The judge nominees are John H. Lewis William deL Worsley and S T Pinkston. Clerk nominees are Henry K. Gammon J H B Germany and W H Speer. Marshal nominees are JR Beahn C A Gibson BG Martin J M Huling and M D Corner.

Columbus Marshal John H. Lewis Wiliam del. Worsley 5. T. Pinkston Henry K. Gammon J. HB. Germany W. H. Speer Margial JR. Beahn C.A. Gibson BG. Martin J. M. Huling M.D. Corner

Lester German Leads Field In Big Shoot At Atlantic City

Lester German of Aberdeen Maryland led the Westy Hogan shoot in Atlantic City with 176 straight, finishing ahead of Walter Henderson of Lexington Kentucky. Amateurs Woolfolk Henderson Bruns Hentown Ride posted strong scores as New York State team won the interstate match with 483 breaks, tying Pennsylvania for high team.

Atlantic City N. J Jetes S. German Aberdeen M. D Westy Hogan Waoltole Henderson Lexinngton, Ky Woolfolk Henderson RH. Bruns Brookville Ind Allen Hentown Willi St Ride Whatcher New York State Pennsylvania R.A. Hall Wisherville F. S. Wright South Wales Frank B. Stevenson Brooklin

Players Drafted Not Announced at National Meeting

Cincinnati, Sept 15 The annual draft time for minor league players into major league clubs was held today by the National Baseball commission. Drafts were not made public though copies were given to major league representatives. Attending for the National League were Herrmann, Bohets, Baker, Thomas, Hempstead, Foster, Britton and more. American League attendees included Hedges Huston Grabiner McCairmin and Joe Helly.

Cincinnati WBP Baker Philadelphia C. H Thomas Chicago

Great Britain Makes Large Sugar Purchases

New York reports refined sugar exports as the British commission buys about 10 000 tons. Prices are under 4 1 2 for granulated sugar, and about five points below the previously named price. Domestic business remains quiet as raw sugar markets stay unsettled.

New York Britlish Commission

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