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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1923
Page
18
Sheriff's deputies Shevitt Bob Garner and Mower Gerner are not appearing for today's trial. Court records indicate a committal action against Carter and other listed parties amidst ongoing proceedings at the county court.
Lon B. Gillebea representing defendants reports indictment by federal grand jury on prohibition related charges. Government plans to proceed with warrants and bonds as trials near before Judge Samuel H. Sibley. Defendants including Lum Brown and GT Waser remain at large under $10,000 bonds awaiting next federal session.
A public discussion led by George M Brean details a proposed 250 000 bond issue for Central Park. Backers emphasize funding through taxes and park revenue while resisting tying the project to other bond measures.
Mies Vigness Momoana is attending a Ballywood style film project being shot in California. Agnes Liars, an Atlanta girl, is noted for a prominent role on the set. Mise Schelling, longtime newspaper staffer, serves as New York Morning Telegraph special correspondent on film assignments.
The Superior Court granted 28 divorces after petitions were heard. Evidence included abuse, enmity, infidelity, and cruelty claims. Support arrangements and related charges formed the basis of many petitions presented to the court on Tuesday.
Joan Athan Rutvertard of Tear p water Florida dies after a tele pole accident. The deceased, 26, served in World War II with the second division and earned the Croix de Guerre. Survived by a sister in Clearwater and two brothers in New Orleans and Jacksonville. Funeral arrangements pending.
The Japanese government plans to study emigration as a remedy for unemployment. Officials meeting on Apr date are to discuss arrangements with the minister and relevant agencies. An inquiry will likely gather data through international offices and related agencies.
The Atlanta Music Festival association paid a 2500 state occupation tax for the Metropolitan grand opera season opening at the auditorium next Monday. Guarantors funded the tax if receipts do not exceed promised amounts, with benefits to patrons who secured seats early as demand surged for opening week performances.
Promises of one of the most absorbing trials unfold as lawyers begin arguments in a federal case relating to insurance payments and alleged fire losses. The proceedings draw wide attention from Camden Fire Insurance and other companies amid questions over caustic claims and policed evidence.
A Lagrange officer is charged with kidnapping related to an incident on a shipboard or transport setting. The case involves extradition status and numerous procedural steps as authorities pursue conviction and pretrial hearings.
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