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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1923
Page
4
A Black man was wounded when he drew a pistol on officers at 162 Randolph. Other individuals named include Randolph Atreat and G Jolmean, reported from Grady hospital with nonfatal injuries. The incident occurred amid a tense confrontation, with sparse details available about motives or charges.
A court precinct scene recounts a fight between Hew and four pollvamen ending with a wound to the foot. Officers were summoned as Crankshaw seized a shotgun and fired toward the injured party. details of the assailant’s identity and the weapon’s origin remain unresolved.
Irving Fisher states prices at 167 percent of the pre war standard. Dr Treving Piehtr nod economist notes purchasing power and wage averages. The text records quarterly averages: 116 percent and 60 percent, with pre war costs.
Damage reports say peach crops near Forsyth were hit hard by a recent cold spell. A new Forsyth hotel building plan moves forward this week under Macon supervision. Local gardeners faced heavy losses with peaches and gardens badly damaged, shortening the expected crop and altering seasonal plans.
J C Norton to lead Templars in Jackson with Templar officers named including Poms iia and Alesse Commanders amid municipal notes. Election details mention Nere 3 WOW P Newton PM 10 and other officers such as Joe Tones and Finks Matt Moore in a brief, formal local notice.
New York AP logger reports Cooper, a proprietor of a theatrical gem shop, charged with grand larceny for stealing Irene Castle's pearl necklace. He was arrested as he attempted to enter his home after pawn ticket showed pearls sold for $1300. Police say he confessed to funding money needs.
Jackson May April 1 Officers of the Sunday School convention of the Kingsbell organization were elected at Mt. Vernon bureau Munracis. J T Batik president RON Lehendge vice president W Po Walls secretary Tony dintent preallents were named from Jenkinsburg district SE Jackson Towalisadigun O Weaver Macedonia district JC Kimbo Ve Nernon district FB Pettigiew Mer and Mre RON Etheridge Jt Pat tuk and JON Carmichael named delegates to the State Ball Sunday school convention in Cardste plus £ 000. The next meeting will be held at Macedonia church.
In Macon Georgia on April 1 a stenographer transposed house numbers in Nesbitt’s trial records leading to a new trial order. Judge Magiews granted a new trial for J E O Nesbitt who was convicted and sentenced to 10 to 12 years for burning his wife’s house. Nesbitt testified he did burn the house but claimed he argued with his wife, drank, and does not remember the event. The incorrect house number 8720 Tonston Avenue appeared in the indictment. the actual number was 8027.
Warsaw beggars forming a trade union adopt articles of association at their inaugural meeting. Members must contribute a defined weekly wage, refrain from poaching others’ territories, and not accept Tess. violators face expulsion from the union.
A Sunday dawn collision at the intersection of Southern and Miategia damaged two automobiles. Leonard Hmith and his son, both from Mader Hearing, were involved. the investigation was opened by Chief Chree W B Cody of the police department to determine charges against neither party.
A man was stabbed three times Sunday night on a West Way street. He was taken to Gaowdy hospital in critical condition and later held at the police station on drunken and disorderly charges. The attack is under investigation and authorities believe another assailant may be involved.
A historical note describes the Jackson postoffice enlargement project, detailing proposed site changes. The plan involves a new floor area, a two squad setup, and a multi-room expansion to accommodate doctors and a water facility. Completion is targeted within ninety days.
A Floyd County drive promotes poultry farming with meetings led by WOW TV and local agents. Organizers seek to distribute 100 baby chicks in lots as part of a broader effort to expand pure bred poultry production in northwest Georgia. Local bankers back the movement and urge community support amid rural farming programs.
Representatives of the Hartford Fire Insurance company from nearly every division convene at the Mediant hard at B Welock this morning for the annual conference. The gathering aims to map plans for promotions and discuss offers to improve workers. The main office in Hartford will be represented and several speeches are planned. The conference closes Thursday with a banquet at Droid Hills Country Club.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and places in a ritualized sequence. It references Burien, Peay, Tadid, Tah, and Shades with scattered dates and activities. The readable bits hint at a civic or social notice but lack coherent events or clear actions.
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