Cox Proposes U S Arbitration For World Reparations
Former Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic candidate Janes M. Cox urged an American led approach to Europe postwar problems at a Kiwanis luncheon in Atlanta. He argued the United States should participate at Geneva on its own terms to help end wars and resolve reparations, opposing party politics.
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Ralph T. Jones
Amer
Europe
Janes M. Cox
Ohio
Atlanta
Kiwanis Club
America
Cox
Tiftet
Alexis
League
League of Neations
Geneva
Argonne
Genesa
Haus
Simmons Assumes Control of Ku Klux Klan in Atlanta
Court-backed move consolidates power for Colonel William Jespe Simmons as he appoints Dr. Fred B Jenneron as chief of staff and seizes the imperial palace on Peachtree road. About 6,000 klansmen converged on Atlanta to support Simmons against Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans amid a split over plans for a women’s organization aligned with klan aims. Evans reportedly out of city. Johnson, loyal to Simmons, takes charge while Evans is notified by telegraph.
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Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
United States
William Jespe Simmons
Order
Fulton Superior Court
Fred B. Jennaon
Texas
Imperial Palace
Peachtree Road
Colonel Simmons
H. W. Evans
Dr. Evans
Simmons
Evans
Johnson
Bea
New York
Married Women Describe Spooning in Frank Letters
The Associated Press reports that responses to a frank questionnaire by the bureau of social hygiene show widespread spooning among moral educated women. The report by Dr. Katherine Bement Davis, secretary of the bureau founded by John Rockefeller Jr., is described as the first exhaustive scientific study of women's sex life.
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New York
Associated Press
Bureau of Social Hygiene
John Rockefeller, Jr
Katherine Bement Davis
Arsenate Demand Exhausts State Supply
The Constitution reports the state board of entomology has purchased 1,000,000 pounds of calcium arsenale for farmers, with a 25 percent certified check. The first shipment to Savannah begins April 13 in four monthly installments. Orders fill in receipt order. carload lots at 16 points per pound, smaller amounts at 16 cents per pound, multiples of 200 pounds only. Address orders to the state board of entomology, state control, Atlanta. 6s.
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State Board of Entomology
Savannah
State Control
Atlanta
Government moves to close five alleged unlawful cabarets
New York April 3 Uncle Sam seeks permanent closing injunctions against five cabarets named as frequent violators of the Volstead act. The Club Royale Murray's Roman Garden Gypsie Tang the Three Kings and the Ringsida are the latest targets in a broader drive to clean Broadway and curb illegal liquor sales. Suit have already been filed against Reisenwalter's the Knickerbocker grill Shanley's and the Little club, with reports that at least 16 more sections are contemplated.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Club Royale
Murray
Roman Garden
Gypsie Tang
Threa King
Ringsida
Reisenwalter
Knickerbocker Grill
Shanley’s
Little Club
Hoover Declares Business Boom Safely Founded
Washington reports Secretary Hoover declaring the current business boom is sound and likely to continue. He notes high production yet steady consumption and prices not rising rapidly, with no signs of impending reversals on the horizon.
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Hoover
Washington
Stillman alimony appeal reserved by New York court
The New York appellate division reserved decision on James A. Stillman's appeal of a Supreme Court order granting his wife Mrs Anne A. Stillman alimony of 7500 dollars monthly plus 15000 dollars in counsel fees. The appeal followed a prior decision dismissing Stillman's divorce suit. Counsel argued the divorce costs exceeded 312000 dollars and alimony should reflect needs rather than wealth. Mrs Stillman contends the husband earns about a million dollars per year and her prior expenditures justified the amount.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
James A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Mors ‘Hanner
Anne A. Stillman
Morschauser
Prohibition Enforced in Sanne Under Nationalist Edict
Constantinople April 3 Associated Press reports prohibition now in effect in Sanne by nationalist government from Angola. After tomorrow any person found drinking alcohol will receive 30 strokes with debastinado. Foreigners and liquor traders face a 50 Turkish pound fine.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Sanne
Angola
Sheriff Indicted Over Rum Runner Conspiracy in Gwinnett County
Federal grand jury indicted Sheriff HE Garner of Gwinnett County Deputy Sheriff Huwadd Garner and Deputy J M Bernard on charges of conspiring to violate federal law The indictment details liquor seizures payments and conveyances tied to alleged protection of liquor runners It notes bonds of 1000 each were posted for the April court appearance and partially recounts specific January events involving whisky transfers and vehicle seizures
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HE. S. Garner
Gwinnett County
Huwadd Garner
J. M. Bernard
Federal
Grand Jury
United States
Gainett County
Garner
Intelligence Unit
Internal Revenue Depart
Inent
I S
Nc Gon
Shewif
Lyuer
Lquor
C. H. Parks
Howard
E. 8. Garner
Lawrenceville
D. E. Flowers
Parks
I. M. Bennard
Peachtree Hat Heist During Easter Parade
In Atlanta on a Saturday afternoon Cal v in Stanford, a noted ad man, spots a banker in an Easter bonnet and other figures such as Governor Cox and Sherrard Kennedy wearing distinct hats. After a Kiwanis luncheon, Stanford reports his own hat missing from the hook, except for a London smoke hat. The tale unfolds with local figures and a lighthearted hat caper.
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Sherrard Kennedy
Atlanta National Bank
James M. Cox
Mr. Kennedy
Oder
Peachtree
Banker
Cox
George L. Day
Seno
Allantas
Calvin Stanford
Sherrard W Kennedy
Sherrard Kennedys
Atlanta
Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
Tuncheon
Stanford
Democrats Win in Chicago Race
Chicago April 3 Judge Willem E Dever Democrat was elected mayor by a large plurality over Arthur C Leader Republican In office with him were a Democratic city clerk and city treasurer The result was quiet but set a record as Dever’s victory was known within an hour of polls closing and while Thompson era records fell short of 1915 totals continued on page 2 column 3
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Chicago
Willem E. Dever
Arthur C
Dever
Urige Dever
William Hale Thompson
Thompson
Twlay
Judge Dever Morton Hull
World League Move Fueled by Lord Robert Visit
Washington reports stir in support for joining the league of nations after Lord Robert Cernly's visit. President Harding may push court of justice participation as Mrs. Wilson's presence spurs interest. Senate leaders debate amendments as Harding meets with Dr Nobolay Murray Butler in Augusta.
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Rasmund Clapper
United News
Washington
League of Nations
Lord Robert Cernly
Hariding
International Cart of Justice
Lord Robert
League
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
S Street
Wilson
Bia
Curtis
Kansis
Bova
Asett
Ledge
Foreign Relations Committee
Nobolay Murray Butler
Augusa
Execution of Vicar General Budkevich Shocks Europe
Rome reports Soviet authorities executed Monsignor Budkevich on Good Friday after a plea for clemency. Pope Pius XI expressed deep grief upon learning of the sentence and the failure to commute the punishment, despite efforts to save the prelate.
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Budkevich
Rome
Associated Press
Monsignor Butebkaviteh
Pope Wing
Zephah
Execution of Russian Vicar-General Sparks European Outcry
London April 6 Vicar-General Budkevich a Roman Catholic prelate in Russia was executed provoking indignation across European capitals. Officials fear the act may hinder Russia’s communist government from gaining official recognition as Western nations weighing commercial cooperation. The British cabinet reportedly discussed steps before the execution became public.
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Ralph H. Turner
London
Budkevich
Russia
Athens
Bulkevich
Poland
Russa
Otcome
President Keeps Baseball Score In Augusta Park
President Harding attends an exhibition game between the Detroit Americans and the Toronto club at Warren Park in Augusta Ananata Ga accompanied by Mrs Harding and a small party. Ty Cobb and Dan Howley greet the president before the game as the managers are familiar figures from years past. The scene suggests the president enjoyed the afternoon as he followed the score and lineup.
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Ananata
Harding
Warren Park
Detroit Americans
Toronto
International League
Harring
Marion
Ohio
Junge Lands
Ire Dent
Ty Cobb
Agusta
Detroit
Dan Howley
Frienia
Cobb
Nelms Sisters Case Verdict Ends Sensational Trial
Victor Innes, found guilty on two counts of using the mails to defraud Eloise Nelms Dennis, receives a combined sentence of 51 000 fine and five years in prison. Judge Sibley treats the two counts as one crime, noting aggravated nature and lack of a murder charge. Innes protests innocence, says he lacked defense access since 1914. attorneys plan to seek new trial or appeal. Verdict came in under ten minutes after late afternoon jury deliberations.
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E. Inne
United States District Court
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Sibley
Linit
Innes
R. . Church
Hows Foster
Tanes
Nelms
Weather Summary for Georgia Showers Dominate
The report notes showers across Georgia with occasional rain on Wednesday and Thursday. North and central regions expect showers on Thursday with cooler conditions. Temperature data and rainfall figures are incomplete but show daily highs and lows near normal, with past 24 hour rainfall and monthly and year-to-date deficits.
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Georgia
Wooter
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