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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1923
Page
18
Denver April 2 Patients at Fort Zimmons government hospital at Aurora are not qualified to vote in that precinct. The Colorado supreme court decision may set a precedent affecting voting places for thousands of inmate voters nationwide.
Washington reports the farm loan board has redeemed the 1918 land bank bonds to retire them and pave the way for new bonds at lower rates than five percent. The move signals a broader plan to refund other outstanding bonds when they are callable under the five year option, with financing already advancing at about four and a half percent or lower.
Permit chronology shows the Atlanta Hulanore Hotel Company Mundas authorized to erect a 200 room unit for the West Peachtree Street hotel, the largest single permit recorded in the city. Additional authorizations include office and lottery facilities totaling substantial sums, plus a $10,000 church project for St Pauls Episcopal and a school expansion at Trentor crossing.
Governor Hardwick returned to the capital and said he will not approve the prison punishment rule adopted by Georgia wardens. The plan included solitary confinement, diet restrictions, visitors limits, shackles, and the headbound position, which he called barbaric and promised to oppose and pursue penalties for violators. He planned a detailed communication to the prison commission later in the week.
In Richmond Virginia temporary suspension of an injunction writ in a miner case was ordered by Judge George J W McChlattle of the federal circuit court of West Virginia. The United Mine Workers of America and company operators face issues over wage withholdings tied to mine strikes. The appeal argued before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals seeks suspension pending final decision on the application for a supersedeas.
Lynwood L. Bright charges his wife Oliva Wright a former Macon teacher gave him roach poison and spent money on music compositions. The couple’s marital troubles drew attention across Georgia Florida and New York. They previously lived in Jacksonville and New York City where Mrs Pace, a wealthy widow, was involved with Bright and later settled a $50 000 alienation suit.
HM Bonner, 29, of 418 Hedgewood Avenue, approached Officer Bown on Monday night and attempted to bring a companion to jail. Instead, Bonner was placed in a cell of his own. A bottle of corn liquor was found on him, and he admitted drinking before arriving at the station. He was charged with drunkenness.
Intervenors claim they own 84 shares of common stock and 21 shares of preferred stock in the Candler case. The court notes limited working capital and that Waller To Candler, vice president of the Central Bank, was asked to provide capital. The bank official agreed to furnish funds in the form of a loan or credit arrangement.
A long account claims Walter T. Candler Asa G. Candler Sr and the Central Bank and Trust corp manipulated three mills at East Point Thomson and Greenville to gain control. Measures to issue 1 million in stock, bank support withdrawal, and failed sale led to bankruptcy proceedings, bond schemes, and a trust deed plan affecting creditors.
The document alleges that the intervention led to the resignation of Couch and election of Burts with Haynesworth appointed, all fraudulently secured by the Candlers and associates to seize the mill's control. It claims favorable contracts were blocked, a stockholders meeting enabled a $20,000 bond default while Couch was away, and that local capitalists declined to fund the bond. The mill’s corporate solvency is questioned, with total debts under $900,000 based on the alleged scheme.
In St Louis on Monday a bold mail robbery occurred inside a trolley car cage. The bandits tied the guards, hijacked registered letters worth under 200 dollars in total value, and escaped. Inspector Reuters reported 27 registered letters were aboard and a $2000 reward was offered for information leading to arrests.
An Illinois grand jury indicted three men in a probe into attempts to influence jurors and veniremen during Governor Ten Small's trial last summer. John Bo Fielly of Antioely II Tad totines and Eoldie Kaufmaon of Chicano face fourteen counts including jury tampering by bribes. charges mix statutory and common law.
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