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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
24
President Warren G. Harding will depart Washington for New York to address the Associated Press luncheon, marking the kickoff of a spring and summer speaking tour. Officials say about fifteen talks will cover his administration’s policies and governance as he continues his nationwide outreach.
President Harding plans to speak at the Associated Press luncheon in the Watertown Astoria hotel tomorrow afternoon. He will spend the morning quietly at his hotel, meet editors and publishers, then return to the hotel for a reception before attending theater and proceeding to the train with Mrs. Harding.
In a case from 44 East Harris Street Vietoe Waillien and spouse face city court over a long running feud. Witnesses allege a Saturday street altercation with threats and a reported stamping by Mrs Quillian. The couple deny the assault claims as the court records note a $100 bond.
Paris dressmakers announce a lockout at noon as employers retaliate for a two week midinettes strike. Workers gather outside shops singing as two orchestras and a jazz band attempt to lift spirits.
Moscow April 23 The trial of the Most Rev Dr Likhon former patriarch of all Russia on treason and hindering soviet orders has been postponed indefinitely. The case involved charges of counterrevolutionary activity and connections with Admiral Kolchak and General Wrangel as well as urging monarchy restoration. The proceeding had been slated to begin tomorrow morning.
The insignia of Knight of the Holy Sepulcher for Vishen Thomas F. Gailor of Memphis was brought from Jord Silem to Gailor by Bishop James Henry Darlington, who arrived yesterday on the steamship Nieuw Amsterdam.
A mass meeting in Calhoun County Alabama urged legislators to oppose a bill allowing county boards to elect the county superintendent of education. Len F. Greer led the protest, arguing against centralized control and urging Senator Wiley C. Tunstall to vote against the measure. The gathering reflected broad local resistance to changing the method of selecting school officials.
New York reports Chauncey M Depew marked his eighty ninth birth anniversary in his flower bordered office. He praised a calm future, urged simple living and recreation, and quipped about his six booklets of speeches while noting little time for exercise and golf.
Palmer cut fehl, prohibition director for New York state, who personally inspected the Jersey rum fleet last week, today recommended to Federal Commissioner Hog A. Maynes in Washington, that airplanes be used to locate Tannera, that the coast-guned gercice be offered to war vigorously on smugglers and that tey forces ashore bn substant ially increased.
Lausanne April 23 Ismet Isha Turkish envoy battles to bar discussion of the Chester concession amid American capitalists gains. Joseph Crew leads U S stance to protect national interests as French rivals protest. tensions rise as France warns of potential conflict if French troops face danger in Syria and a clash with American interests looms over Lausanne peace efforts.
Washington reports Acting Prohibition Director Andrews of Illinois was suspended pending an investigation into the Grammes Ulrich distillery dissolution. The case involves liquor valued at about $500,000 distributed among stockholders. William Moss becomes acting director. investigation and Illinois dispute over a permanent state director continue.
A petition led by J L Tyons of Butts county charged that the Wigwam Hotel property at Indian Springs has deteriorated since the 1921 Wigwam fire. The group asked Governor Hardwick to ensure sanitary repairs or cancel the contract. Attorney General Napier will investigate the charges.
fragments allege Elmer Jernicke named two department of dustive men amid bribery claims. Reference to Colonel Thomas B Felder and petition to President William Howard Taft for a pardon of Charles W Morse, ship owner indicted in alleged wear frauds.
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