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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1923
Page
4
A labor council outlines protest actions against proposed fee reform affecting court officers and tax officials. Union leaders urge affiliates to join a broader campaign, signaling planned demonstrations and heightened pressure during negotiations.
The long letter aims to end the fee system as a costly burden on taxpayers. It argues officials neglect duties under the fee regime and urges action by the county, naming lawmakers and districts likely to back reform and warning of political consequences.
A confusing city hospital report emerges from Atlanta this morning as a woman seeks treatment for her cat amid a series of unclear calls to Grade hospital and a hospital administrator. Officials indicate the event involves a car collision and ambulance dispatch with limited details.
Police investigate after John William Wilbanks of 77 Brotherton Street was stricken Friday night and rushed to Grady Hospital in a semma condition. Authorities believe bystanders offered a drink containing poison.
Police seek a white male suspect described as unblondified, entered a local room and attempted a crime but fled as several men approached the scene. He fled with a pistol, but no money or items were secured. Officers have a description and are searching the area.
Report notes the raid framing of a Klan power struggle with claims of misrepresentation to Judge Thomas. Attorneys argue elections and bylaws were violated, asserting Evans held gention and that the November gathering aimed to control officers. A receivership petition seeks to curb insurgent faction power and protect order status.
The southern conference of the Student Fellowship met for a three day period at the Blume Engineering Building. Delegates from many colleges discussed lifework issues in a faith context with sessions led by Dr Ashby Joyce and Rev Edward Nason McKinty. University quartets provided music as speakers from multiple universities addressed topics on Christian service.
Debate over revising a municipal market contract to protect bondholders and fund paving needs. Alderman Carpenter opposes any change, while others from the Atlanta Woman's Club and several aldermen support the amendment. A minority motion was promised to be introduced. A new Triash parliament member triggered a large constituency gathering in the house of commons, though the offer was not accepted.
An old style listing highlights the Lyric as a headline attraction with a talented quartet and vaudeville acts. The program includes Melody and Harmony numbers, a blackface specialty, and a rotating slate of performances across multiple Georgia towns from April through May featuring Arthur Alexander, Wayne, Waynesboro, Albany, Decatur, and others.
The trial began February 12 as jurors returned not guilty verdicts for multiple defendants. Court proceedings were brief with only one ballot recorded per defendant. Delos Duty and Muldlohff offered no comment, while defense counsel signaled a possible statement tomorrow.
Drevident of the Pecan Growers says the dairy industry could be the world’s largest pound for pound in wealth and the dairy cows’ output is key to wealth. Dr Avlon Poturnigan of the State College of Agriculture notes dairy wealth surpasses other factors, while meetings are set with county delegates outlining prices and dates for a conference sequence.
Councilman I Aen Couch opposes an ordinance that would strip the police chief of power to nominate for chief. The city attorney says elections of officers by committees without the chief’s approval are illegal. The committee also favored an ordinance banning ticket scalping at commercial venues following horse racing and baseball results.
Poles gathered in a protest demanding government action as thirteen Roman Catholic prelates face detention. Delegations urged intervention while authorities reassured safety for Poles in Russia. Concerns rose that growing hatred could push Prender Skikoraky toward drastic measures with war as a looming possibility in the context of Poland’s republican separation from Russia.
Fragmentary report notes France supports Polish resistance with francs and training, while Russia wary Poland may move against its government. Mention of Hudkevich execution and ongoing tensions amid Allied actions.
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