T P A S Ready For Convention
The Travelers Protective Association plans a gala convention in this city over Thursday to Saturday with a banquet at the Kimball House, a street car ride to feature visits to key points, and a Grand Opera House performance of La Trip to Chinatown by the Bijou Company. Governor Chandler and other speakers will attend. tickets go on sale at the Kimball and Silverman’s cigar stands.
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Travelers Protective Asociation
Imball House
Atanta
Kimball House
Pridis
James
Eckey
Brillant
Gould
Grama
Candler
Otter
Travelers’ Protective Association
Chinatown
Grand Oper House
Bijou
Mike
A. Hardin Charman
IFP
Hardin
T P
Silvermans Cigar Stand
Miles
Cashman
Murder Charged To Negro In Boyleston Killing In Birmingham
Birmingham police believe they have captured the assassin of C A Boyleston of Atlanta. Captain J E Weavyer reports Rich Harris is charged with the crime and several others are under arrest on complicity. Boyleston and Zora Evans were held up near an electric light when he was shot in the back and died instantly. The trial is set for an early date.
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Birmingham
C. A. Boyleston
Atlanta
J. E. Weavyer
C A Boyleston
Rich Harris
Jefferson County
Weaver
Mrr
Boylston
Wzra Evans
Boyleston
Evans
Robery
Boggleston
New College Intercollegiate Secretary to Lead Y M C A Dept
A new department will be added to the Young Men's Christian Association this summer. R T Coit of North Carolina, a Davidson College graduate, will oversee the intercollegiate secretaries division in Atlanta. He has five years of college work experience and has chaired the Davidson College Magazine and YMCA, arriving in August to boost college student involvement.
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Young Mens Chrstian Association
North Carolina
Davidson College
Colt
Coit
Medical Coleges
Georgia School of Technology
Fey
Davidson College Ymca
Atlanta
General Strike Likely After Truce, UMW Board Adopts Policy
Indianapolis April 12 The national executive board of the United Mine Workers adjourned after a week with no public policy on the anthracite end trouble. It left the matter to President Mitchell and the anthracite district, signaling preparations for a general strike after the April 27 30 day truce if operators refuse terms. A conference with West Virginia operators may be sought before any strike.
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Hiters
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Civic Federation Committee
West Virginia
Memorial Day Oration by Lucian Knight in Madison
Memorial day in Madison promises unusual interest with Hon. Lucien Knight delivering the address. Ladies in charge spare no pains to outshine past observances, followed by a grand floral march from schoolchildren and citizens led by Commander Dexter, and ceremonies at the Auditorium featuring the speaking program.
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Madison
Occ
Lucien Knight
Dexter
Deserter Husband Leaves Woman and Three Daughters in Need
Mrs. George Emery and her three daughters found shelter at the police barracks after Emery, a poor white laborer, deserted them in Atlanta. He claimed he planned to work and send for them but vanished with their son, leaving Mrs Emery ill and unable to work. Police arrested Emery when found.
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George Emery
Emery
Atlanta
Comnpell
Emery Us
Mayor Mims clamps down on street dodgers in Atlanta
Mayor Mims has issued an order to arrest and fine anyone littering streets with dodgers and circulars in Atlanta. The ordinance carries a maximum fine of 100 dollars or thirty days in jail, with Chief Ball instructed to prosecute all violators to keep streets clean.
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Mims
Atlanta
Chief Ball
Clarke County Primary Sets May 17 Election Date
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee names May 17 as the county primary date with registration closing May 10. Clarke, judge of superior court, western circuit representatives, and all Clarke county officers will be voted on, separate from the state primary. Women’s rights gain advocacy in federal civil service, while early 20th century tech debates feature a speaking light and electricity theories at Columbia and London Express reports.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Athens
Clarke County
Clarke
Superior Court
Western Circuit
London Express
Paris
Charles Heller
France
Episcopal Delegates Named for Georgia Diocese
Athens Ga April 12 Special The delegates from Emanuel clan to the diocese convention of the Episcopal diocese of Georgia have been named Dr H C White Professor J H T McPherson and Mr D P Haselton alternates A H O Farrell Sylvanus Morris and H J Rowe named as alternates
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Episcopal
Athens
Emanuel Clan
Episcopal Diocese of
Georgia
H. C White
J H T McPherson
D P. Haselton
Messrs
A H O'Farrell
Sylvanus Morris
H J Rowe
Wrong Women with Them Canoe Trip Disaster
Two local men Fritz Franz and Edwin Bates took two women on a canoe outing on Charlies river. The craft tipped and both women drowned despite rescue attempts. The men had not consulted their wives. one woman used an alias and the other lived under scrutiny. Rumors say two divorce suits may be filed.
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Fritz Franz
Edwin Bates
Charlies River
Papago Justice and the Clay of White Law in Arizona
A St Louis Post-Dispatch report examines Papago tribal law and the use of stoning for adultery and murder, contrasting harsh tribal penalties with U S Bureau of Indian Affairs efforts to curb such executions. It recalls a 19 year treaty of silence following a 1880s incident near Fort Lowell and describes a recent fatal quarrel over cards at a Papago settlement near Palomas in eastern Yuma County.
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St Louis
Old Fort Lowell
San Rosa Valley
Geronimo
Huttle
Palomas
Yume
Indian village destroyed after Papago murder
An altercation in a Papago settlement ends with a man killing his opponent then committing suicide. The Papago tribe burns the village in celebration, later authorities order restraint and begin rebuilding. A government wire reports the interior department instructs the Papago to halt their customary punishments on tribal lands.
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Sharp
Department of the Interior
Prominent People and Odd Events Across Nations
A Havre merchant peddles a tea offer to fund anti clerical works. Georg Brandes writes on Dreyfus health in Politiken. Dreyfus memories and Strassburg rumors emerge. Memorial appeals in Winchester Cathedral and Otterbourne face shortfalls. Ireland’s illicit whisky seizures rise with few convictions. Bavaria’s Prince Luitpold, octogenarian regent, seen as potential heir. Massachusetts Supreme Court limits fraternal insurance powers after a Legion of Honor beneficiary case.
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Georg Brandes
Copenhagen
Politiken
Alfred Dreyfus
Strassourg
Muhlhausen
Ormerly
Switzerland
Germany
Insurance gains and contracts test in widow's suit
A widow sues for $5,000 despite a council’s $1,300 satisfaction for an emergency fund. The supreme court sustains the decision in her favor, ruling an insurer may raise assessments but cannot unilaterally scale back an original contract. The case affects insured individuals under internal association rules. A psycho physics note debates intellectual work and muscle strength from dynamometer tests on schoolchildren. An offer of $5,000,000 for St Paul church property is rejected by Trinity corporation. bidders plan a skyscraper before an Comptroller.
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Supreme Court
St Paul
Broadway and
Fulton Streets
New York
Trinity Corporation
Hawkes Eye Glasses Specialist Visit in Washington GA
Washington GA exclusive agents Johnson & Co announce Hawkes eye glasses specialist will be in Washington from the 14th to the 18th for a few days. This brief opportunity offers customers expert care for eye wear and fittings.
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Washington
GA. W
Johnson & Co
Hawkes
Best Photos Edwards & Son Optical Dealers Ad
JIN G. L. MOORE & SONS Scientific Opticians advertise grinding prescription glasses at 42 N Broad Street Prudential Building Readers. Confederate Veteran Special via W and A and C and St. L Ry departs Atlanta April 20 at 4 30. Regular trains offer connections to Dallas Texas. Auction sale Monday afternoon offers central lot bargains.
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JIN G. L. Moore & Sons
N Broad Street
Prudential Building
Kellam & Moore
W and A
St. L. Ry
Dallas
Texas
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