Rotary Club Rises to Raise 3000 for Charities
Atlanta Rotary members pledged to raise 3000 as an emergency fund for the Associated Charities after an editorial on potential cuts. Ivan Allen led efforts, securing 422.50 by Tuesday afternoon as canvassing begins today, with plans for each member to recruit 100 or more from their business circle within two weeks.
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Associated Charities
Rotary Club of Atlanta
Majestic Hotel
Atlanta
Alethali
Rotary Club
P.O. Foster
Adam
Ivan Allen
Foster
Avanta
Adams
Allen
HW. W Anderson
Lee M. Jordan
W. B. Carleton
W.rr
Oo Brook
Ivy
Third National Bank
A. S. Adams
George 5
van @. Allen
H. W. Anderson
P. T. Barbour
Lee Barnes
Les Po Byrd
W. G Carlton
BE. H. Cone
Ben Lee Crew
George H. Fauss
To. Foster
Howard Geldert
J. K. Gewinne
Goodhart
George M. Green
W- L. Halstead
Evelyn Harris i
Fred A. Hoyt
John
Kerne
T. Lewis
McMichael
Frederic J. Paxon
Royd Perry
Warren
Death of Atlanta Salesman in Millen Hotel
Wallace Webb, a Swift & Co. salesman based in Atlanta, was found dead in his Hotel Estelle room in Millen on September 16. Two half empty morphine bottles and scratched labels were found nearby, with physicians concluding an overdose as the cause. Webb arrived September 3, had malaria treatment, and a brother in Atlanta was notified. the companywill arrange for the body. Advertising agency Burkitt & Co. of Chicago was placed in receivership on petition by the New York Times and others. estimated debts exceed 30,000 with assets around 15,000.
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Millen
Wallace Webb
Atlanta
Swift & Co
Hotel Estelle
Wwebb
Mill
Webb
Chicago
Burkitt & Co
Howard Howe
New York Times
The
New York Sun
8. C. Beckwith
Sulzer Borrowed But Never Repaid In Albany Impeachment News
New York reports Hugh Reilly, a Cuban government contractor, testified before the Sulzer impeachment managers that Sulzer owed him 26000 after a 31000 cash loan made near his nomination. Reilly said Sulzer had not repaid and warned against swelling ego as trial prep continues in Albany. The impeachment trial is set to begin Thursday with counsel and court questions on procedure.
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New York
Hugh Reilly
Sulzer
Reilly
Forsin
House of Representatives
Claima Reilly
Sulger
Albany
Capitol
D. Cady Herrick
Harver DP. Hinman
Court of Appeals
Senate
Assembly Board of Managers
Suixer
Executive Chamber
Gray Veteran to Race with a Blue Veteran
Chattanooga September 1 veteran challenge issued by Colonel J L Smith aged 63 Detroit Mich a union veteran accepted by Private M Wolfe aged 50 local Confederate veteran The speed trial will be at Chamberlain Field Thursday afternoon stake set at a hundred yards start from scratch Three other union veterans Georgs W Howe 70 Port Huron Mich Colonel S G Barnes 68 Pittsburg and William A Heinshon 69 Cleveland will contend in a 6 mile race also on Thursday to determine champion honors for the veteran foot race
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Chattanooga
Tent
J. L. Smith
Detroit
Mich
M. Wolfe
Chamberlain Fie
Sveardins
Smith
Lenge
United States
Colonel Smith
Woen
Thess
Georgs W. Howe
Port Huron
S. G. Barnes
Pittsburg
William A. Heinshon
Cleveland
How Would You Like To Work For Yourself
When the servant problem worries you, do you ever stop to think that the employer problem worries the servants Good servants take pride in their work They take a greater pride in long service They seldom are out of jobs If you want a good servant maid man or laundress you must seek them out Good servants read The Constitution They know it goes into the homes where servants are employed Put your Want Ad before them every morn ing and your winter help problem will be solved soon Index to Want Ads Page 10 Col 2 The Atlanta Constitution Phestine
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Jerome
Mattea-wan
Cmee
New York
New Hampshire
Jerom
Thaw Extradition Case Advances Toward Supreme Court
In Littleton New Hampshire the Thaw case moves toward possible U S Supreme Court review after a federal writ of habeas corpus was suspended awaiting governor of New Hampshire decision on extradition. Judge Aldrich noted Thaw’s right to abeyance and the drama centers on mental capacity and double jurisdiction as New York and New Hampshire duel over extradition.
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Littleton
N. HL
Harry Kendall Thay
Supreme Court of the United States
New Hampshire
Thaw
New York
Concord
United States District Court
Canada
United States
Matteawan
Edgar Aldrich
District of New Hampshire
Kennedy
Hornberk
Duchess County
Thayvers
Jerome
Aldrich
Jarome
Inia
Gulteau
Infernal Machine Mailed to Gen Otis Twice Targeted
General Harrison Gray Otis owner of The Los Angeles Times received an infernal machine by mail, the second attempt on his life in three years. His Japanese servant alerted him, the device contained dynamite and matches, and police examined it after detonation risk. Authorities suspect rival groups tied to Mexican politics or Huerta era tensions. Regulars note Otis’s land holdings in California and Mexico and unrest in Baja California and Sonora affecting ranch interests.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles Times
General Otis
Hia
McNamara
Times
Jand
Lower
California
Aim
Brest
Otis
Sebastian
Huerta
Mexico
Porfrio Diaz
Republic
California and Mexico Ranch and Cattle Company
Sonora
Yuma
Ariz
Insurrestos
Gil
California and
Mexico Ranch and Cattle Company
Losgeles Times
Girl Somnambulist Rescued From 40-Foot Well in Georgia
Marietta Ga September 16 Special News reaches here of the rescue of Miss Mary Page a young nurse from the bottom of a 40 foot well at Lost Mountain Sunday morning A Henson at whose house Miss Page is employed heard a voice as if from the depths of the earth while watering horses neighbors aided in pulling her up She was only slightly bruised but chilled having been in water several feet deep for over two hours Her explanation is that she tumbled in while walking in her shawl
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Marietta
Mary Page
Lost Mountain
A. Henson
Georgia Chamber To Start Career On Firm Basis
Macon, Ga September 1 Special The state chamber of commerce was formally launched on a firm financial foundation with a $2,000 start and 300 influential Georgia business men in attendance Charles J Haden of Atlanta elected president Next meeting set for Macon in January with Macon to host and defray expenses. officers and executive committee named with Haden as president and E W Bretson C Bush R F Maddox H D Reed among officers.
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Macon
State Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta
St. Elmy Massenwale
Maconay
Chamber
State Chamber
Stetson
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Haden
Charles 7. Haden
E. W. Bretson
Beacon
L A. Bush
Camilla
R. F. Maddox
H. D. Reed
Waycross
Crawford Wheatley
Americus
John D. Walker
Spartai
B. Clark
LaGrange
L. P. Hillyer
Wilmer L. Moore
Northwest
Americas
Central
Dempsey Hotel
Counterfeiting priest and doctor linked to girl’s death
New York reports reveal Hans Schmidt the priest, linked with Anna Aumuller’s slaying, and his ally Dr. Muret are tied to a counterfeit ring. Investigators suspect Schmidt feigns sanity while tying to a West 134th Street fake money operation. Muret, held on revolver charges, aided by law studies, and Bertha Zech freed. Authorities, led by Chief Flynn, pursue Schmidt and potential kinship with Muret as the case unfolds.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Namit
Feinberg
Schmidt
Eane
Stac
Father Evere
Tombs Prison
West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street
Mucet
Ernest Arthur Muret
Muret
Federal
Secret Service
Bertha Zech
Potioa Ahedauarter
Maret
Flynn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Faurot
Iirmly
Fauret
Alphonse B. Koelble
Hoelbler
Dr. Meliore
Father Evers
United States
Germany
Huerta Says Strained Ties Continue Despite Hope for Adjustment
General Huerta acknowledges deteriorating relations with the United States while expressing hope for an adjustment. He blames President Wilson rather than the American people and offers a brief statement emphasizing no fireworks in his message.
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Huerta
Wilson
People
Washington silent on Huerta Independence Day message
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan received an abstract of Provisional President Huerta's message to the Mexican congress but no comment was issued from the White House or State Department. Officials were unsure about sending congratulations to a government not yet formally recognized, with Charge O Shaughnessy expected to deliver goodwill if instructed.
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Washington
JIS
Huerta
Wilson
Bryan
Mexican Congress
White House
State Department
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Mexico City
United States
Huerta Seeks Peace as Mexico Prepares Elections
Provisional President Victoriano Huerta delivered the semi annual message to the Mexican Congress urging an unrestricted presidential and vice presidential election next month. He praised peace efforts, blamed strained U S relations for distress, and hoped for a rapid reconciliation with the United States while stressing government unity and pacification as urgent.
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Mexico City
Victoriano Huerta
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Weather Prophecy for Georgiat District
Local rains expected in the east on Wednesday with cloudy conditions in the west. Thursday may bring problems. Temperatures range from a low of 44 to a high of 85 with mean near 60. Rainfall in the past 24 hours reported as 1.00 inches. deficiency since month start listed as 0.122 inches.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Clay
Birmingham
Heston
Clear
Charleston
Chicago
Galveston
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Louisville
Eldy
Miami
Mobile
Salt Lake City
Cir
Shreveport
Cldy
Tampa
Washington
Eld
Gfp
von Herrman
San Francisco
Focord
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Atlanta Consteution
Phestine
U. S
U. S. Supreme Court
H. G. Otis
Georgia Chamber
Pal
Father Schmidt
Dr. Muret
Gen. Huerta
Congress of Mexico
United States of America
Permanent Commission of Congress
Chamber of Deputies
Muerta
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