Cabaret Girls Questioned Over Songs and Dances
Chicago officials confront downtown cabaret acts at Rector's and States restaurants as detectives interrogate performers managers and guests. Testimony cites suggestive dances and underage drinking with Mayor Harrison hinting at license revocation while Dream Land owner defends policy.
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Chicago
Glinets Vice Commission
Rector’s
O'Hara
Vendeville
Ea Place
Twenty-first Street
Harrison
Tate
Beall
Maud Joseph
Mr. O'Hara
R. BK. Stimpson
Frank Benent
Dream Land
Judge Little Hosts Bullochville Woman's Civic Club
Warm Springs Georgia April 12 Special Judge W A Little of Warm Springs entertained the Woman's Civic Club of Bullochville with guest Mrs Trox Bankston fourth district president. A brief program followed by remarks on state club work and the Tullulah Falls school. Judge Little praised women's suffrage noting club efforts spurred his support.
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Warm Springs
W. A. Little
Woman's Civic Club of
Bulloehvilhe
Trox Bankston
Lucile Butts
Tullulah Falls
Judge Little
Darden and Appelbaum Trials Set for April 21
Mrs Callie Scott Appelbaum faces trial for the murder of her husband Jerry Appelbaum on April 21 at a special term of the superior court. Elmer T Darden, charged with murdering C M Goddard, is also due to be tried that day. General Hugh M Dorsey indicates the Darden case will likely proceed.
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Callie Scott Appelbaum
Jerry A. Appelbaum
Superior Court
Elmer T. Darden
C. M. Goddard
Welleiter
Hugh M. Dorsey
Darden
Furniture Thrown Out Though Rent Was Paid
Mrs. A. J. Lofton sues FR. W. Kelly and Sharp & Boylston in superior court for 5000 damages claiming eviction from 410 Wattehall street after paying rent. She held a receipt for rent from March 4 to April 1 and says officers removed her furniture to the sidewalk and yard despite proof of payment. Her suit, filed by Attorneys Bishop and Nalley, seeks redress for eviction humiliation and property damage.
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Wattehall Street
A. J. Lofton
Superior Court
FR. W. Kelly
Sharp & Boylston
Culpepper
Uless
Ronstable
Mrs Pidcock Sent to Sanatorium After Elopement Fallout
Nerves shattered by a distressing encounter with the wife of the man she eloped with Mrs Iane Pidcock left the Dakota hotel yesterday morning for a private sanitarium Samuel D Reid her father has left the city bound for Moultrie to confer with C W Pidcock her divorced husband Glenn's prosecutors plan to act against the prisoner The defense line remains undetermined as attorney L F McClerland maintains silence awaiting trial discussions
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Iane Pidcock
Dakota
Samuel D. Reid
Moultrie
Sonfor
C. W. Pidcock
Glenn
L. F. McClerland
Berry School to Hold Commencement in April at Mount Berry
Berry School near Mount Berry Georgia announces closing exercises for the eleventh year from April 26 to 29 with large enrollment gains in the general, girls, and domestic arts programs. Notable visitors from Rome and Atlanta expected, including four Atlanta trustees. The program features intersociety debate, a commencement sermon by Rev Charles C Jarrell, alumni reunion, senior and middle class events, and the graduation exercises with speeches and industrial demonstrations.
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Mount Berry
Berry School
Martha Berry
Rome
Atlanta
Messrs
J. J. Eagan
Robert F. Maddox
J. Kerr
I. 3. Johnson
Atlanta Berry Circle
Charles C. Jarreil
First Methodist Church of
Athens
Wee Ay
Board of Trustees
Loeffler Exonerated by Senate Committee
In Washington on April 12 the senate elections committee exonerated Carl A. Loeffler, assistant doorkeeper of the senate, of Senator Gore's charge that he bore responsibility for the disappearance of a key paper in the first Lorimer trial, the panel taking less than fifteen minutes.
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Washington
Iit
Senate Elections Committee
Carl A. Loeffler
Senate
Gore
William Lorimer
Grady Armstrong Dies in Mexico at 26
Grady Armstrong of Hogansville Ga died in Mexico Thursday morning after a two year illness. Aged 26, he was survived by his parents wife and two children and several brothers and sisters. Funeral details were not listed.
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Grady Armstrong
Hogansville
Mexico
Boys Department Offers Wide Range of Boys Wear
A neighborhood store showcases boys clothing from suits and hats to shirts and rompers. Prices run from 24 cents to four dollars with extra specials on Madras blouse waists at 35 cents or 3 for a dollar tomorrow.
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Geler
Siete
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Woman's Civic Club
Loeffler
High’s
J.m.hien Company
Nobby
Milan
The
Opera
Copenhagen
New York
Ines Gordon
Regina
Yar
Too -Messaline
Brussels
Arcibil
Bagdad
Roubaix
Royal Wilton
Kashgar
Kirman
Axminster
Sanford
Upson
Brussells
Treemont
J.m.fiica Company
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