Automobile Hits Pedestrian and Family in City Streets
Florence Mopkina, 10, and her parents are injured in a crash on Marietta Street. Terry was knocked down on Georgia Avenue after alighting from a street car. a small touring car speeding toward Ward Town struck him. Go Sweat helped rescue and transport Terry to Grady Hospital. Police pursue the drivers as details unfold.
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JB. Hopking
Marietta Street
Grady Hospital
Terry
Ivorgia Avenue
Igie
GO & Sweat
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Girl Struck By Auto On Marietta Street
A girl was struck by an automobile while crossing Marietta street at Almo avenue. The driver, Feather Croft of 63 Almo avenue, picked her up and took her home before taking her to Grady hospital at the mother's request. Both the driver and the child suffered suspected skull fractures. the girl’s condition prompted medical attention.
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Marietta Street
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State Board to Buy One Million Pounds Arsenate For Weevil Control
The Georgia State Board of Entomology awarded a contract for one million pounds of arsenite arsenate to be delivered in equal monthly installments from April 15 to August 15. Price set at 16 cents per pound including freight to farmers, with Georgia shipments via rail. Minimum orders 200 pounds, in multiples of 200 or 220 pounds per package, shipments not to be broken. Orders require certified checks and are filled on a first come, first served basis. Delivery timing and resale restrictions noted, with safeguards against profiteering and misuse for pest control rather than sale. The plan follows prior distribution and aims to outpace higher prices elsewhere.
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Georgia
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Carlota
Brown
South Carolina
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Tumba
S&s
State
Ste Capitol
Atlanta
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Lounneet
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Voda
Paventa
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Paul
Board of Entomology
State Capitol
Geurm
Inexpensive Emerald Oil Promises Quick Vein Relief
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a home remedy to shrink varicose veins and heal skin ailments in days. Claims include antiseptic powers and rapid relief from eczema, ulcers, boils, abscesses, and piles. Sparks urge readers to obtain a bottle from Jacobs or any pharmacy.
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King Hardware announces two week preinventory sale in Atlanta
The Constitution reports a fourteen day preinventory sale at Kinz Hardware Company drawing a large crowd as spring weather boosts downtown shopping. Discounts range from 10 to percent on every item, with staples and a wide range of goods including household items and sporting goods. Advertising manager Ht. Ko Kooks notes Atlanta shoppers seek real bargains and the Peach blossoms along Peachtree Street enhance the spring sale atmosphere.
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Ko Kooks
King Hardware Stores
Atlanta
King Hardware Company
Beachtres
Peachtree Street
Trial of Foster to Close Today
Willisin Z. Kaster faces charges of violating Michigan criminal syndication laws in a case heard in Berien county circuit court. The trial is expected to go to the jury before nightfall, with Foster as the first of 82 defendants linked to a commerce conspiracy in August. The proceedings include heavy fines and long sentences for related offenses.
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Associated ‘Inn
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Presbyterians merge foreign missions board in New York
The Presbyterian Church forms a 40 member board focused on foreign missions merging the old board and the women’s board. Dr. George Alexander and Margaret Hideo of New York named officers as the group organizes to meet monthly beginning June with an executive committee and four regional divisions across Asia Latin America Africa and the Pacific.
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New Board of Foreign Missions of the
Presbyterian Church
Europe
George Alander
Promise Deat
Spe
Mix I Maegaret Hideo
Pirealite
Beard
Theater Guild Presents Girls High Cast in Comedy
The Theater Guild staged a French style comedy with Girls High students led by Annabelle and Marga Barthelanesy. Rehearsals included Miss Margaret Elorton and Daelt, with Mrs. Wil Newton presiding. An evening variety and an essay contest were announced for the ensuing year, with proceeds to support local arts.
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Girls’ High
Reguial
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Mr Night
Aml
Girls High
Annabelle Aforn Apeke
Bunier Dramatics
Reily Aiken
Saprava
Misa Marga
Barthelanesy
Margaret
Daelt
Wil Newton
Wood
Bart Sherwood Jackson
Dent
Ud Moore
Ned
Three Fined for Row in Wiley Street Disturbance
Mrs McClatchy testifies that her husband and two men, Robinson and Shepherd, beatings and threats led to a shooting incident at their home on Saturday night. Judge Johnson fined all three and dismissed one testimony, while Mrs McClatchy urged charges of wife beating and asked for local protection.
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Wiley Street
Wan
Johnson
AL Robinson
J Shepherd
Retina
Robinson
Childern
Aia
Forsyth Players Stage The Man From Home Triumphs
Forsyth Players present Booth Tarkingtons comedy The Man From Home with Walter Marshall in the lead. Belle Bennett shines as Helen Granger-Simpson of Kokomo Indiana and a strong ensemble supports, as humor and Italian setting drive a satire of American and English class contrasts.
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Forsyth
Hoosier
Konomo
Ind
John 1i Seading
Walter Marshall
Mr. Litel
Willicraire
United States
Belle Bennett
Jelen Granger-Simpson
Kekomo
Daniel Vorheen Vike
Indiana
Suater
Vike
Rankin Mansfield
Horace Granger-Simpson
Dilletante
Robert W. Smiley
Earl of
Nnwcastle
Misa Grace Hayle
Comtesse de Champigny
Alice Baker
Lady Creech
George Stetgin
Mariano
Otis Tucker
Og Michele
Otis Jackson
Filgar Baling
Carbineers
Honest Bob Burton Returns Miss Meeks Watch Found
A Want Ad reports 14 year old Robert Burton of 53 Down Street finding a lady's wrist watch on South Pryor Street and returning it to Mrs Meeks after consulting the Constitution. The notice praises his honesty and notes the incident as reported by The Constitution's test column.
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Tiogenes
Atlanta
Robert Burton
Doun Street
Robert
Lary
South Pryor Street
Honest Rober Meek and the Soul Jost Discovery
A fragment notes pleasure with the discovery of an honest boy and an effective advertising medium. It mentions restoration and a cautious tone about the state of affairs, suggesting a local interest in character and practical methods.
Doremus Leading in Detroit Mayoralty Race
Detroit April 2 J rank E Doremus former Democrat congressman led Dr James W Inches former police commissioner by four to one in early returns from today's nonpartisan mayoralty election. First districts reported Doremus 849 Inches 445. The winner will fill the unexpired term of James Couzens now a United States senator. Minor state offices show heavy Republican majorities.
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E. Doremus
James W. Inches
Doremus
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James Couzens
Thermostat inventor dies in Haverhill
John J. Ossool, inventor of the thermostat, died at his home in Haverhill Massachusetts after a long illness. The death was reported today and follows a lengthy illness. Ossool was known for pioneering work on thermostat technology and held several related patents. He is survived by his wife and two children.
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Uaverbitl
Mass
John J. Ossool
Pope starts probe of Ruhr killing
The probe into the Ruhr killing begins as officials consider siren signals at a factory complex. Directors Shaffer Uartwig Oostertin Bruhn were arrested. the Krapp glint may stay closed until midweek to ease weekend tensions as French troops occupy the Neckar railroad station near Duesseldorf and an automobile factory area.
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Ruhr
Herr Shaffer
Herren Uartwig
Oostertin
Litter
Bruhn
Krapp
Duesseldorf
Associated Press
Mannheim
Neckar
Will Try Krupp Men Assen April 2
The four Krupp directors blamed by the French for Saturday’s clash between German workers and troops are to be court martialed next week at Bredeney. Two more wounded workers have died in hospital, raising the Friday total dead to eleven. Hospital surgeons say two others are not expected to survive.
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Assen
Associated Préss
Mar
Bredeney
Krupp Hospital
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