Burns Coming Here on Inspection Tour
Miami dispatch says Willar J. Burns chief of the bureau of investigation of the department of justice leaves Miami for Jacksonville tonight to begin his inspection tour.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
16
Miami dispatch says Willar J. Burns chief of the bureau of investigation of the department of justice leaves Miami for Jacksonville tonight to begin his inspection tour.
Sle said he expected to depart for Atlanta tomorrow night, then proceed to New Orleans and Los Angeles where he will question Herbert Wilson. Wilson reportedly confessed helping to construct the bomb used in the Wall Street explosion that killed 38 people.
Democrats swept Chicago mayoral and aldermanic contests as Hull led with 28 885 votes to Barratt O Hara 20 190 after 175 of 355 precincts. Socialist Seymour Stedman had 2 580 and William Cunnen drew near 10 000. Twenty aldermen elected on non partisan ticket. Judge Dever, born 1862 in Massachusetts, long served Chicago as alderman and judge.</S>
False alarms bothered Fire Chief Cody Saya Pranh la Expensive One. Fire Chief William St ody urged police to stop the practice. Chief Cody estimates Atlanta pays 50 every response, potentially totaling 3300 after Tuesday’s tests.
C. 8. Steel, Southern representative of Congreen Cigar, says La Palinas are a remarkable success in Atlanta. Output of the company in Philadelphia is 105,000,000 yearly. June 1 the Philadelphia factory will open with a daily capacity of 500,000 cigars. This shows strong business and optimism for the future.
A report from a bureau based on replies from about a thousand married women shows 475 admitted spooning before marriage with more than finances, 204 with fiances, and 38 never spooned. Among 1000 married women, 872 say they are happy, with 41 percent not spooning and 37 percent spooning with fiances. College graduates predominate among respondents, and 71 percent of the college graduates admitted birth control use for health and economic reasons. The study warns against drawing broad conclusions due to sample limits and notes ongoing work with unmarried women.
Judge B D Thomas of Fulton Superior Court weighs a petition by Colonel Simmons seeking imperial authority in the Ku Klux Klan. Dr Evans is named acting imperial wizard. proceedings will continue after a hearing before Judge Bell. Bank defendants are restrained from paying out Klan funds except by order of Colonel Simmons. Simmons discusses aims, including founding a new organ to oversee Klan policy and a ban on women's missionary groups. Dr Johnson named chief of staff, rumored Texas wealth, and Klan activity linked to California production claims.
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