Seizure of Palace By Simmons Told as Raid by Etheridge
East Point Klan No 51 endorses Col Simmons as titular head after a special meeting. The message notes regret over internal disruption while affirming Simmons as founder and urging support for his efforts to advance and build the order.
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Etheridge
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Cyclops
East Point Klan
Realm of Georgia
William Joseph Simmons
H. W. Evans
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Emperor Simmons battles over Knights power in court
In Fulton superior court Paul Behorwige for Evans claims Simmons seized palace authority as a raid aimed at deceiving the court to enforce his injunction. Proctors for Rhomens argue Evans election last November violated the order. Judge Thomas will rule today on dismissing the injunction.
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J. W. Boyle
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Road project push outlined by state directorate
The report details a planned construction of a new road, with finish aimed in the state, including path through several Fenle regions. An engineer from the survey core says the route presents no serious construction difficulties and can be built with no state-resourced costs. The Board of Directors elected at AJ Lane includes President AJ Lane and members Dincer, Woodsrd, Gilly, Harrold, Cats, French, Saye, Beill, Tosser, Wimberly, Carter, and Hartenurst with A B Harrold as Secretary and Treasurer.
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Eafaula Truilional
Sturday
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Enewoved
Uginihe
Leogah
Theo Fenle Porsons
Durvaytig
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AJ Lane
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John E Gilly
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G. French
Saye
Sampson Beil
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J. L. Wimberly
Dr Db Carter
George H Hartenurst
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Market contract change favored by finance body
A heated council finance committee session featured Alderman J L Carpenter clashing with Colonel William Lawson Peel over an amendment to the municipal market contract. Peel argued the change aims to boost bond value by allowing a $150,000 issue at par, while Carpenter pressed for returning the property to the city. Peel asserted the market committee intends to keep the project and not burden the city, seeking a better price for bonds and potential city savings.
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J. L. Carpenter
Walliam Lawcen Feel
Council
Municipal Market Company
Peel
Pest
Bonda
Colonel Deel
Alderman Carpenter
Carpenter
N. Unger Hale
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Poles Demand War Over Russian Actions
Poles inflamed against Russia demand intervention by the Waren government after the execution of Vicar General Constantine Budkesich of the Russian church in Moscow. About 100000 Poles gathered in front of the Soviet legation in Warsaw, attempting to storm it before police dispersed the crowd. Continued on Page 12, Column 4.
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Ralph FL Turner
London
Apri
Europe
Russia
Constantine Budkesich
Roman Catholic Church of
Moscow
Warsaw
Prosperity Fueled By Industrial Rise And Stable Demand
America rides a high tide of prosperity as Melton cites fundamentals and railroads plan more than a billion dollars in equipment. No major labor shortages portend inflation, while building booms enable steel plants to operate at full capacity and consumer demand matches production. The Commerce Department says credit regulation will curb excesses, with reports that buyers’ demand remains strong and no “buyers’ strike” ahead. Continued on Page 4.
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Will Jonson
Calted Nowa Btaf
New York
Aprik theeAmerica
Secretary of Treasury
Melton
United States Department of Commerce
Mellon
Remains of General Clark Honored in Marietta
Several hundred Marietta residents including D A R and American Legion members gathered at the National Cemetery to honor General Clark with a delegation arrival and the reinterment of his remains. John T Maffeullet spoke on Georgia history, while Mrs Thelma Thomas outlined arrangements. Rev J Sprole Lyons led prayer as soldiers from Fort McPherson fired taps.
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Sheela
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Horace Orr Pest
American Legion
National Cemetery
Marletta
Joln Cluck
Georgia
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J. Sprole Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
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Daughters of the
Liquor Deliveries to Chicago Stockholders Deemed Legal
Prominent Chicago stockholders in the liquor firm Grommes & Utrich, now dissolving, received deliveries of their shares in the remaining stocks under government permits. Federal agents guarded the transports in covered motor vehicles as Former Judge Charles A. Williams affirmed the assignment of liquor to owners was fully legal.
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Chicago
Citiens of
Grommes & Utrich
Charles A. Williams
League Acknowledges 1924 Decision Shapes World Fate
Ex Justice Clark warns that acceptance or rejection of the league of nations will decide the fate of the world. He tells Republicans the league will become a major issue in 1924 and urges candidates to not hide their position. Clark emphasizes the league transcends partisanship and could keep England and France in amity amid German and Russian pressures.
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Winners to be announced Sunday in club contest
The Help Your elf cult campaign of The Constitution concluded its judging. Five prominent department store heads of Astania completed tabulation of figures and will publish all details of the campaign outcome in Sunday's Constitution, Bundas.
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Astania
Bundas
Georgia Dairying Body Formed to Help Farmers
A Georgia dairying association plan was launched at a meeting of bankers and agricultural leaders in Atlanta. The program calls for inspirational county meetings from Apr 17 to May to promote cooperative marketing egg selection and livestock growth. Funds of 100000 are needed, with Atlanta asked to contribute 25000, to support statewide organization efforts and independent county bodies aligned with the Georgia association.
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Nine Operations Give Blind Girl Back Her Sight
A Chicago girl once blind after infancy regained sight through nine surgeries at Eve Amber Infirmary. Dr Teo Steiner reported the breakthrough to a House committee, noting the child learned to read by touch while living in darkness prior to the operations.
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Avril
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Oil stock frauds drain Texas investors, $100 million
Washington reports post office inspectors estimate more than 100 million dollars was filched from the public in five years by oil stock promoters operating in Texas. Promoters formed and dissolved hundreds of companies, leaving about a half million stockholders nationwide. Demand for enforcement of commercial laws and fraud statutes grows as cases head to grand juries in Fort Worth.
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Texas
New
John E. Hdwards
Post Office Department
Simmons
Fort Worth
Jnetign
Preseytend
Poatunter Gonaralke
Postaffles
Post Office
Port Worth
Postoffice
United States
Burns Direct Probe of Chapman Escape at Prison
United States Justice Department launched a full investigation into the Chapman escape from the Atlanta federal prison. William Burns directs the probe from Atlanta as agents search the Athens hospital basement where Chapman was found. The inquiry covers the March 27 escape with Frank Grey and possible outside assistance, with officials cautious about assigning blame.
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Chapman
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
United States Deparment of Justicé
William Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
J. E. Drche
Ueber 2. Votan
Mabel Walker Willebrand
William J. Burns
I. J. Buley
Frank Grey
Athens
Batley
Tivertor Burns
Hoe
Los Angeles
Burne
Department of Fuxties
Herrin verdicts are not guilty in second trial
All six defendants in the second Herrin case were found not guilty after the jury deliberated six hours and fifty five minutes. Judge Hartwell received word of a reading shortly after 11. Attorneys and defendants entered the dim courtroom minutes later as the page continued on.
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D. T. Hartwell
Washington Forecast Weekend Warmer With Fair Skies
The Weather TAIR reports a Saturday forecast of fair conditions and probable Sunday. Temperatures range from a high around 41 to a low near 41. Mean and normal temperatures are noted with rainfall measurements for the past 24 hours and monthly deficiencies.
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