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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
10
WGM listeners enjoy a Metropolitan Opera Symphony broadcast led by conductor Maai Hosinger with Risinser and the Meteapaiy orchestra. The program features The Constitutions Wohlia and Scion Walt ia, praised for its refined musicality and orchestral balance despite some muted sections.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a racing or sports event with names like MELAIN MOORE and Havre Toat. It mentions a tie and a possible outcome involving teen participants. The readable fragments hint at a local sports column with uncertain details.
The Eleventh Ward Improvement Club met to approve resolutions urging action to secure the bubbling of a new school on South Whiteford Avenue. The group discussed proposed improvements for the Eleventh Ward and stated that definite action will be taken at the next meeting.
Listeners heard a broadcast featuring Mrs Slugh Couch Miss La Merle Trecvex Miss Dorothy Moeller and Mrs Clarence Wall with Regina Pudney on piano. Noted soprano Tyrie Couch and Miss Keeves contributed vocal and piano numbers while Regina Vantney, a year-old pupil of Miss Roberts, gave promising piano selections. Station WGM sponsored the program and plans to repeat the talent showcase soon.
A film on Wheat Wireless will be shown Thursday at 8 in the GIabre building. The educational picture covers wireless theory and complexities, with no admission charges. The Dive Suscoquierssan orchestra will provide music before and after the screening, inviting the general public.
Asa Candler led a National Guard history talk at a meeting in the chamber of commerce. Other speakers included Colonel Wanbrough and Major Spear. The discussion focused on the Guard’s historic fate and notable units.
Fos. Stiiples, age unknown, was arrested Tuesday night for being intoxicated. He admitted drinking the eve and said he had previously been jailed. Officers found $22 and two bullets on him. He was asked to await Judge Johnson and faced potential stockade time.
The Henry J Ross American Legion auxiliary visited Veterans Hospital No. 48 and entertained soldiers Mia JC Albert performed piano and song while Perrin and Ditto Mes danced for the veterans. They also provided cigarettes and backs to the hogs. A stray line notes ancient China and Egypt origins of cultivation, with botanical evidence claiming tropical Africa as original.
Tewers of the nation enjoyed an hour on WGM last night featuring the Metropolitan Theater Symphony Orchestra conducted by Luci L Bisinker. Vocalists Pat Crumbley Catherine Breceman and Juniny Finley were showcased with Signor B Volpi coaching. Charlotte Crombley and Katherine Eeman received praise for their radio performances and Finley offered popular piano interludes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions station broadcasting, schedule, and a broad broadcasting outline. It references Colonial Avenue and a program flow but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to anchor a full article item.
Anil 3 reports police pursuit of Ahmet Conner linked to multiple robberies across southern Kansas and the Oklahoma border. Conner, often at large, was fatally shot during an attempted robbery at Robert Springs store and died in a city jail. He faced a long career of highway robberies, burglaries, and thefts with a costly prize on his head.
Med Tush alias Med Jones and Deputy W. C. Moore stand accused in Gwinnett county of arranging protection for liquor shipments and pay-for-protection schemes involving Red Tush Garner and other officials. Proceedings began with warrants and tentative bonds as defense argues their case amid ongoing federal action.
Cleaning of the Grady monument will finish today after rainfall delayed workers yesterday. The women's division of the chamber of commerce recommended payment to the Acre Window and House Cleaning company for labor and materials used.
Savannah announces improved regular mail service after a survey. Post office departments tranque rate service along the Savannah to Charleston line, enabling faster delivery. Residents in a large Carolina territory will receive mail several hours earlier, with better accommodations.
In Ashburn Georgia on April 1 farmers sold two hog lots under a cooperative plan. The two loads weighed about 80 420 pounds and brought roughly 7 40 dollars per hundred pounds. Preparations are underway for an early spring poultry sale with expectations of more stock on hand. Various poultry and meat items were listed with prices and weights in the report.
A brief market roundup reports early day activity with absorption of offerings and a general upward turn in curb prices. The piece mentions steel, oil, and chemical stocks, rail-related movements, and a noted magnetism observatory in the southern hemisphere as part of broader scientific context.
Oglethorpe University announces five new board members including A A Copeland Thomas H Dawes W S Richardson and A Speer. Edgar Watkins will preside as Henry Inman J Puxan T L Cooney Shepard Br Eugene Black coordinate remarks and donorless support ideas. Music by the Oglethorpe orchestra under John T Lee. decorations by the university women’s board.
Washington reports that American imports in 1922 rose notably over 1921 totals, with Europe showing the largest proportional increase. December imports reached 298,408,592 dollars, compared with the previous December. The detailed by-region figures include North America, Central America, and South America, amid broader global trade shifts.
The New York market shows Cuban exports facing variable demand with near term lows and tentative gains in April. Prices for refined sugar held steadier while futures drifted, the center of gravity moving as buyers noted improved inquiry in the spot market and broader trade cautiousness amid weather and shipping signals. Clergy and congregation activities in Richmond, Virginia, are noted as a separate service context.
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