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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1923
Page
2
The page lists weekly theater showings and rosters including Atlante Theater and others with programs for Robin Hood, Gramps and other features. It notes matinees, vaudeville, and live acts, with references to Forsyth Fay York and Alpha Theater offerings plus upcoming film screenings and calendar details.
A fragmented review notes the play The Man From Home staged by the Fararth players with emphasis on scene arrangement and rapid replacement of episodes. Vaudeville acts by Keith Vaudeuille and others accompany the program, including comedians and singers, reflecting a lively theatre bill of the era.
The show features a dance reveal reminiscent of Paris boulevards with acts by Frank Whittier and Charles McNaughton plus Victoria and Dupre in whirl wind dancing. The photoplay pro gram presents Hearts Haven from Clara Louise Burnham.
Lees Limble secretary at the chamber of commerce and Griffin Advertising Club registered to appear on the program of the devoted Libertine Club of the World in the Atlantic City convention in June. Mr Trimltated indicated uncertainty about attendance but believed he could attend and would reflect well on the club. The meeting discussed advertising and other features. next meeting set for Wednesday evening to plan events and speakers.
Premier Poincare reports to the French presidency clarifying aims in the Ruhr crisis and urging allied unity. He stresses completion of reparations terms and cautions Germany to accept responsible settlement to avoid broader conflict.
A damaged dispatch notes strain between nationalist factions and saltatory leadership as French troops confront hostile crowds at Essen. It cites incitement, bloodshed, and responsibility alleged to lie with agitators while promising France will stay the course despite provocations and a collapsing calm.
The notice reports reserve officers from various units being drafted into active duty for training at Fort Screven. Major Hans Ro Palmer and numerous captains and lieutenants are listed among those transitioning to active duty, with arrangements for exams and commissions in the reserve corps.
On Riverside Drive New York April 1 a burglar chase led to ten shots fired by patrols chasing five alleged thieves who fled in a taxicab toward Broadway. Police later recovered furs worth about 2510 dumped on Toth Street as crowds watched. Three suspects remained at large while four patrolmen pursued the fleeing car and others were found at a nearby house denying knowledge of the theft.
Confederate veteran Tawrenmn Lo Dickinson, resident since 1851, died at his daughter Mrs Collingwood Tucker’s home in Keolnul town. Born in Cumberland Maryland, he enlisted at 19 in Company A First Maryland Cavalry, wounded at Morton's Ford, captured and held in Washington, later released in March 1865, rejoined, wounded again at Frederick, sent to Fort McHenry.
A garbled 1920s style reward notice lists arrests and convictions for thefts of vintage autos from Atlanta addresses. It stacks multiple vehicle descriptions including a 1921 Ford Sedan and a 1923 Touring Car with various motor and license numbers. The text is an OCR mangled mix of reward offers from detective bureaus and police, mentioning defendants and penitentiary confinement, with scattered names and street clues.
Help wanted notices announce sales positions with earnings from 25 to 75 dollars weekly, claiming easy prospects for hustlers. Many ads request replies by mail for positions in accounting, general sales, and clerical work, with contact details in multiple city areas.
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