Village Carriers Restore Atlanta Postal Delivery
The Atlanta post office will add 20 village carriers to downtown routes in a move supported by the Chamber of Commerce. A direct parcel service to southern Atlanta was promised, with parcels currently routed through Birmingham. Postmaster Large says funds from the village carriers appropriation are used to place the new carriers on payroll, while residential delivery remains curtailed.
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Ui Port Office Department
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Department
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Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
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Newell
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Atlanta
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Edeiiy
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Hania
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Patta
Crisis in world history reached says Lord Cecil
Lord Robert decries that a crisis in world history has been reached and urges nations to form an association to settle reparations and prevent another war. He warns future conflicts could be far worse with new scientific advances and urges a spirit of persuasion over force. The article cites his America tour advocating League of Nations ideas and notes the Washington naval accord as a modest step.
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New York
Apelle-Borr
France
Germary
Questlin
Robert Dee
Beltish
League of Nations
Orena
Lord Robert
United States
Germany
Americaades
Poultry Excellence Highlighted by Miss Sarah Howard
Miss Sarah Howard daughter of Rev C W Howard of King atop Georgia earns attention for her successful poultry efforts. The piece notes her prize Brahmas Leghorns and ducks, egg production and growing yard, praising domestic industry and the improving role of Southern women in elevating labor and independence.
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Mentary
Sarah Howard
C. W. Howard
Kingatop
Georgia
Courier
Aylesbury
Mise Howard
South
Sias Howard
Cntesprise
Poland Protests Over Save Cepliak Action at Vienna Church
Russia labels Poland s bid to save Cepliak as interference to Russia s internal affairs and warns of consequences. Moscow's note objects to Poland s efforts to protect a Russian citizen jailed for a purported counter revolutionary plot and accuses Poland of seeking to pressure the Russian state.
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Rtatt
Moen
Poland
Hey Awit Lawa
Givens
Sepliak
Potand
Ruewia
Russia
Chicherin
France
Mrs Poindexter Starts Trouble For Washington
Spokane reports petitions will seek federal grand jury review of alleged misconduct in Washington DC. H G Harris, chairman of a citizens committee, announced plans to circulate petitions across leading Pacific states amid the furor sparked by Mrs Elizabeth Poindexter wife of former Senator Poindexter.
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West
Federal Grand Jury
Washington, D. C
Aoeiery
Pacific
H. G. Harris
Citizens' Committee
Elizabeth G. Poindexter
Poindexter
Thia State
Hawmbassador
Bert
Detling Gorubing
Pple Sodes
Sas
Vanderbilts to Wed as Vanderbilt Family Plans Soon
Miss Kathleen Vanderbilt, daughter of Reginald C. Vanderbilt, and H. Cushing are engaged to marry soon. The announcement notes Miss Vanderbilt’s lineage from the late Cornelius Vanderbilt and references family society events in New York.
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H.C. Cushing
New Yorks
Mise
Kathleen Vander Vilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Harry
Cuating
Misa Vanderbilt
Calford
Corneliua Vanderbilt
Broadway to Be Dry as Sahara Says Canfield
New York April 4 Broadway will be as dry as the Sahara, stated Palmer Canfield, state prohibition director, announcing 21 more cabarets and restaurants would be closed soon. He sought authority to deploy armed motorboats with machine guns and searchlights to disrupt rum smuggling off the Jersey coast.
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Broadway
Sahara
Aaid Ualmer Canfield
Canfield
Jersey
Mother kills two children and herself in Bronx home
Mrs Lose Martelli of the Bronx cut the throats of her three year old son and four year old daughter and then wounded her own throat. Neighbors, drawn by escaping gas, forced entry at Fordham hospital where she is under arrest. Police believe she summoned the children to the kitchen, killed them, moved the bodies to the bedroom, started the gas, and lay beside them.
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Fordham Hospital
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Actress Adler Seeks Jury Trial in Farrar Divorce Suit
New York April 2 Attorneys for Stella Adler Stellar Larrimore petitioned the supreme court for a jury trial in the Farrar divorce case from Lou Tellegen to challenge testimony by Misa Adler. Adler’s counsel argued no basis to remove the hearing, asserting the trial should proceed and the court set a decision for next steps.
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Stellar Larrimore
Geraldine Farrar
Lou Tellegen
Supreme Court
Misa Adler
Tur Juatlee O'Malley
Kentucky coal miners claim strike victory in one year pact
In Madisonville and surrounding counties, coal miners in Christian Webster and Hopkins counties announce a victory as Circle City Coal Company agrees to a one year contract. Seventy five workers are affected, with the agreement taking effect Tuesday.
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Webster
Hopkins Countien
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Hearst's Son Elopes and Marries in California Church
George Hearst, son of William Randolph Hearst, elopes with Blanche Wilbur of Idaho after leaving UC Berkeley. They marry in California as police records show, with Hearst age 21 and Wilbur 19. The couple then applied for a license at the county clerk and attended St Catherine's Catholic Church in Martinez.
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Blanche Wilbur
California
Ben
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Couch Mills stockholders seek intervention in foreclosure case
Twelve stockholders of Couch Cotton Mills filed in U S district court for leave to intervene and defend against foreclosure, asking to dismiss receivers and return property to Couch Mills. Hearings set for next Saturday. attorneys named include Mark Bolding for W D Couch A G Couch Ernest Metzger L J Powers Wells Wooten R T Boges George W D Couch Thomas F Griffin and S E L Davidson of Southern Silk Works. Howard T Candlee declines comment as family silent on new developments.
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Howard Candler, Jr
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United States District Court
Couch Cotton Mills, Inc
al St
Howard T. Candlee
Mark Bolding
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell and Heyman
W. D. Couch
the Villa
A. G. Couch
Ernest Metzger
L. J. Powers
Wells & Wooten
R.T. Boges
George WD. Couch
Thomas F. Griffin
Davilson
Southern Siw Works
S.el
Beavers Lead Raid on Still With Sturdivant
Police chief James Beavers and Captain T G Sturdivant led a November raid with detectives and deputy sheriffs on 608 Itugedula Drive uncovering a basement trap door to a hidden room. Arrests included L T Morris and others facing federal and state liquor violations. Mrs Wright claimed bond talks with Attorney William Schley Howard pending.
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Vollae Chivé Tamny J. Honvera
Vpa
Gill
Itugedula Drive
Hinkland Avenue
L. T. Morris
Janen L. Beavers
T. OG. Sturdivant
Acree
L. D. Cody
J. Morrison
J. C. Swinney
Max Denton
M. BE. Dohoven
J.B. Brooks
Joe Seuilings
Jim White
J.B. Nels
Pederas Agenta Sowell
Forbo
Remodeling Delays For U S S Logan After Winston Death
New York dispatch reports that carpenters cannot complete the remodeling of the U S S Logan before September, delaying plans for the maiden cruise of the Candler Floating School. The death of Colonel Winston in Atlanta setback efforts, Asa G. Candler Jr directs affairs, Zhulon Judd confers with Mr. Candler locally, first trip now aimed for September 1924.
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Candler
New York
Winxton
Lay Neccani
Winston
Atlanta
Plana
Asa G. Candler
Governor Cox Arrives in Atlanta for One Day Visit
Former governor James M. Cox Democratic presidential candidate arrives in Atlanta at 7 AM for a one day visit. He is met by a large reception committee from the Young Men Democratic League at the airport and escorted to the Capital City Club for a breakfast hosted by Charles J. Haden. Cox will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at noon.
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Pre Criminal Court of
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Judes B.D. Thomas
Carson Macon
Henry A. Newman
Marshal J. M. Georga
Blank
Emmett
Quinn
Walter BP
Andrews
Carlton W.W. Hooper
Clark Howell
National Democratic
Georgia
Cox
Hilm
Capital City Club
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Haden
Cox Finance Committee
Kiwanig Club
George Eubanks
Florida
Will Logyn
Dayton
Ohio
Council stalls bid to curb police committee motion
Alderman Hy Cochran introduces a resolution to restrain the Police Committee from supervising Police Chief James J. Beavers, pushing for a hands off stance until the Supreme Court ruling. Alderman Armistead and others condemn it as a slap at the committee, accusing backers of spreading unfounded publicity and misinformation.
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James J. Beavers
Supreme Court
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Arm
Uas
Carnell
Geome
Armistead
Steamer Victoria Fire Disrupts Opera Broadcast
Reported fire aboard the steamer Victoria caused a long disruption to an opera broadcast from Boston. Passengers and radio fans listened as the vessel burned and the program resumed after a 15 minute halt. Nearby ships reported the American steamer Butler in collision with the French steamer Surville, returning to Rotterdam in a damaged condition. The Surville sustained stove bows but continued to Dover under its own power. the Butler's fate remained with no further aid required.
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Mritiah Jenner
Victorland
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Victoria
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al Dispatel
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Armerican
Buiter
New York
Surville
Rotterdam
Murville
Pope Pius Orders Probe of Killings In Occupied Area
Pope Pius XI plans to intervene amid the Ruhr killings and Krupp riot fallout. Monsignor Testa travels to Essen to investigate ten German deaths and report to the Vatican. German officials hope global pressure will push France and Germany toward negotiations.
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Ruhr
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Tenta
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Germany
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Witeward
United States
Deuce Feelera
Belgium
Keser
Krupp Works
Red Cross End Emergency Work in Greece Moves to Normal Life
Secretary Hughes said the American Red Cross will end emergency relief in Greece and pursue a plan for temporary relief followed by a return to normal economic life. Near East relief will continue child welfare work including support for orphans in Caucasus and Syria, with pace to gradu ate as soon as possible.
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Hate
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Syria
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Colomn
Weather Forecast Indicates Warmer Period Ahead
Forecaster notes generally fair conditions with a rise in temperatures. A warmer Tuesday and Wednesday may bring showers, with maximums and minimums to be detailed later.
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