Keith Vaudeville Entrants at Lyre Theater Bill
Keith Vaudeville presents a varied program at the Lyre Theater featuring Finis Jos’s entertainers, a seven member music group, two song and dance artists, and top acts McCormick and Wallace ventriloquists sporge Rehbe and Betty Stark, plus Mangard Snyder gymnastic feats in a diverse last half bill.
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Lyre
Day
McCormick
Wallace
Sporge Rehbe
Betty Stark
Dexter Im
Mangard Snyder
Charlie and Pola Will Never Wed Claim Mildred
Chicago April 13 Mildred Harria former wife of Charlie Chaplin says Charlie and Pola Negri will never marry They had met once before engagement reported The claim spread as a press agent used Charlie's name while Negri pursued acting The couple are said to have no real plans for a wedding and Mildred hints at Byron Manson as a possible future partner.
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Chicago
Taoke
Mildred Harria
Charliie Chaplin
Charlie
Pala Negri
I the Bank
Mildred
Overland Limited
Iron San Vurageren
Europe
Negri
Ema
Americs
Mildred Os
Qaim
Byron Manson
Marty
Nerve Patient Escapes Watch Drowns in River
Fragmentary text shows a nerve patient escaping police watch and drowning in a river near Joskaonsile, Bln. The report mentions Miss Eilith Prcott of Nagunes and Miss Seart arriving for health reasons, with a note to a brother about mental distress and disposing of belongings.
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Joskaonsile
Bln
Heyanseum
Nemeus
Eilith Prcott
Nagunes
Cinte
Tories
Dohna
Miss Seart
Regacl
Women Club Meeting in Aniston Attendee List Grows
The state convention of Basaden a nd Professional Women clubs gathered in Anmaten Beulay with a reception at Mrs N J t ry s home. Miss Tia Stocks of Gadsten presided as president of the state association, with about twenty delegates from twelve clubs in attendance.
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Anistin
Basadena
Anmaten Beulay
Taretiag
Att Cenion
Mra. N. J Try
Tia Stocks
Gadsten
Issoe Alwmn
Doctor Homer D Brookins visits southern schools in Georgia
Dr Homer D Brookins associate editor of the Watchman Examiner of New York and head of the American Baptist Home Mission visits Athinia on Friday to inspect Marehouse College and Spelman Seminary aided by the mission board. He plans articles on school conditions and southern realities and will tour South Carolina institutions fostered by the board.
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Homer D. Brookina
Watchman Examiner
New York
Itive
American Baptist Home Mission
Wes
Athinia
Marehouse College
Spelman Seminary
Vision Board
Brookins
South
Carsina
Mesion Board
Brooking
Institutum
Brooks County Board Retains Confidence in Prison System
At a special meeting in Quitman Georgia Brooks County commissioners debated sensational charges by Mason Owens that convicts bought their liberty from the Brooks County chaingang and that shipments of supplies were stolen. The board unanimously adopted a resolution decrying public spread of the accusations and called for a Georgia Prison Commission inquiry to determine the truth and preserve public confidence.
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Quitman
County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Brooks County
Prigoneca
Pnapera
Georgia
Mason Owens
Charley Youngblood
F. M. Youngblood
Brooks
Prison Commission of
Atte Lecaise
Das
Commission of Georgia
Delegation Reproved By Secretary Weeks
A group of women affiliated with the National Council for Prevention met with Secretary Weeks in Washington on April 1 to discuss aims of their organization and charges against Brigadier General Amos A Fries. Weeks said he did not doubt their citizenship but questioned their methods and asked them to specify how their mediation could aid the military establishment while noting no definite reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Counel For Prevention
Ary Weeks
Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
200 Quarts of Liquor Found in Automobile
Police confiscated an automobile with 200 quarts of whisky hidden inside. The vehicle bore a Texas license plate despite a Louisiana license, and no arrests were made. Authorities identify the case as part of a wider rum-running operation allegedly linking New Orleans, Shreveport, Texas and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shreveport
Texas
Oklahoma
Negro church services fill Sunday schedule
A verbose church notices page lists morning and evening services across many Negro churches. Preachers include Holmes of Talit Institute, Ward, Singleton, Thornton, and Nabrit among others, with events at A. M. E., Baptist, and Lutheran churches. A musical program at Auditorium Armory is announced with 289 voices under the Helmen inatinite.
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Tos
Bob Holmes
Talit Institute
Royd
el" Metain
Alea ‘Temple Tey
RM Ward
Wl Prey
Trul
Ty Gray
Oreupy
Born Am Hertel
Mit Singleton
Roth
Crsimeetitan
Wem
Stone Mountaines
Pangater
Lampheies
Thornton
Poatir Menta Meraing
Patuipps
Aminister Rey
Belen
Mles
Moratog
Methodist Episcopal
Warren Chapel
Prastey
St Mark'a
Alston
Svening
Audstorium Armory
Helmen
Radcliffe Memorial Presbyterian Church
L. H McCrory
Johnson C Smith Andernity
Tea
Presbyterian Communion
Taty Leronte P
South Atlanta Methodist Church
Nev
Johnson
Amitem Dhes
Fatal pursuit ends with Tom Britt shot in Columbus
Columbus Ga April 18 Special The touring car driven by Tom Britt’s wife was chased by police for miles then crossed Broad Street and Fourteenth Street Bridge where Britt died at City Hospital. County deputies and city officers deny shooting occupants while recounting tire shots and alleged liquor thrown from the car.
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Columbus
Broad Street
Tom Britt
City Hospital
Halt
E. D. Webb
Whiteaville
Elvea
Britt
Hroad
Fourteenth Street
Metarcyele
Vallaevaittel Oni
Welch
Hoth
Hadley
Alohaina
Commissions Plan Joint Conference Set For May 11
North Carolina and South Carolina commissions on tenant problems plan a joint conference to study state issues. Senator LB Giles announces continued work, with a first joint meeting likely in a western city. North Carolina panel tours state starting April 2 to survey conditions.
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Raleish
He Farm
North Carolina General Assembly
South Carolina Lgislature
LB. Giles
North Carolin
North Carolineqiu Intesi
South Cavalier Commission
Giles
Sonuntar
Atte Gener
Aeme City
North Carolina
Mike
Virginia Commission Puts Nominal Fine on Ku Klux Chapter
Richmond Virginia April 18 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan incorporated in Georgia were fined 50 by the Virginia corporation commission for doing business without authority. The fine was declared nominal as the violation was described as technical and unintentional. The action followed a complaint by former members after the Richmond chapter left the parent organization.
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Richmond
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Virginia Corporation Commission
Klan
Northwestern Freshmen Green Caps Stir Campus Debates
A misread article from Evanston dated April 1 describes Northwestern University freshmen forced to wear green caps and seek sympathy from upperclassmen coeds. A committee may decide on dress guidelines including which garments count as green, amid campus tensions and student opinions.
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Evannston
Northwestern University
Che University
Mathilde Weds Max in London Controversy Over Marriage
Reported romance between Mathilde and Max Oser spans Chicago Zurich and London with court disputes over age and inheritance. Mathilde’s mother opposed the match, a divorce and injunction preceded their drama, and observers note Rockefeller’s past stance on hereditary marriages. The couple reportedly left Switzerland for England and may proceed to the United States. Oser is described as three times Mathilde’s age.
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Ward
Zurich
Mathilde
Oser
Chicago
Courta
Ei Oage
Tania
Agfaria
Tiwaa
Met‘ormiek
Daugheter
Sigttern
McCormick
John LD
Rockefeller
User
United States
Sve
Switzerland
England
Changes expected in high command of naval fleet
Washington reports changes in the U S navy high command are expected after Secretary Denby returns from a fleet visit. Proposed shifts include Admiral Coontz as chief of naval operations in command of the combined fleet, Earle to head naval operations, and Washington to lead the foregun squadron with Asiatic fleet likely.
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Washington
Denby
Department
Robert E. Coontz
Hilary P. Jones
General Board
E. W. Earle
Nava
Thomas Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Richard Leigh
S. 8. Robinson
W. V. Pratt
Charley B. McVey
Waycross Mayor Defends Carnival Gambling Closure
Waycross Georgia April 13 Mayor Dan T Cowart defended his step to close alleged gambling devices at a Hebardville carnival after an attack by eleven Hebardville citizens He argued the Waycross charter permits enforcement beyond city lines with the carnival only 200 yards from the city limits and claimed he warned operators that state law and one mile beyond jurisdiction apply He criticized county officers for neglect in allowing gambling dens to remain open and traced the case before the city commissioners.
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Waycross
Hebardville
Dan T. Cowart
Waycrona
Blalock
Innits
Cowart
Rural Mail Carrier Held in Thefts Along Route
Homer Blalock a rural mail carrier from Tinaview faces a preliminary hearing in Macon before U S Commissioner Wo Martin charged with appropriating money from people along a rural mail route. He reportedly admitted taking funds when asked to purchase and mail money orders. The court set bond at $500. His father accompanied him to Macon.
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Macon
Homer
Blalock
Tinaview
Wo. Martin
United States
Thy Myule Bord
Watock
Spanish Committee Sets Basis for Treaties with Americas
Madrid April 18 The Spanish overseas congress formed a committee to determine the exact basis for treaties of commerce with the American republics to improve trade relations. Debates noted possible difficulties with Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines but concluded a clause granting Spain specific treatment to these territories could resolve issues with the United States.
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Madrid
Spanish Overseas Congress
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philip Viner
United States
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