Atlanta holds three suspects in trolley car murder
Police chase leads from Griffin to Atlanta as three accused Black men, Ward Hardwick Sime, 23, Lima, 24, and John Kelly, 24, are detained in separate cells. Conductor Bryson lingers in hospital while investigators probe an apparent hold up that killed Motorman Brown and wounded Bryson.
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Atlante
Griffin
Druid Hill
Brown
Bryson
Newport Sanford
Ward Hardwick
Isym Sime
John Kelly
Lovejoy
Pata Phelps
L.D. Hutson
Paulding County
Hardwick
Lima
Kelly
Atlanta
Central Railroad
Allants
Chattanooga
Phelps
Sherif Hutson
Longs Dixtanes
Sanford
John Starney
Shariff
Hutson
Starnes
Anatatant
Jett
Horever
Campbell
Auto Patrol
Dell
Megra
Decatur
Pratt Street
Jim Alexander
Fulton and
DeKalb
Bryaon
Walter H. Bryaon
Atlanta Hospital
J. R.gordon
Inman
Street Car Company
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Moreland Avenue
Dodd
Newroes
Drowned Girl Identified in Naples Beach Death
The American consulate identified Miss Estella Reid of New York as the drowned girl found on a Naples beach. Post mortem attributes death to drowning, aided by a letter from Mrs Bertha Reid Wells in confirming the identity.
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Naples
Estella Reid
New York City
Bertha Reid Wells
Mra Wells
The Swine or the Flower Mystery Described
A garbled passage describes a scene with swine and flowers, mentioning a field and unfamiliar terms. It preserves a rural or rustic voice, hinting at sensory details like scent and foliage while struggling with legibility and punctuation.
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Ellos
Admiral Adams to Retire from Charleston Navy Yard
Washington April 25 Rear Admiral James D Adams commandant of the Charleston South Carolina navy yard will retire May 4 on account of age. He will likely be succeeded by Captain C Ki Fox who has been captain of the yard.
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Adams
Washington
James D. Adams
C. Ki. Fox
Mother saves boy as child burns in house fire
Mrs. William Almand of 4 McDonald Street rushed to save her 3 year old Roy Washington Almand who was engulfed in flames. She suffered serious burns while smothering the fire and the boy was taken to Grady Hospital where doctors fear his injuries may be fatal.
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William Alland
McDonnald-street
Roy Weahington-Almand
Roy
Grady Hospital
Ms. Almand
Stephens Heads Western Union
Veteran telegraph man J. M. Breplenll describes changes at Western Union with Stephens as new superintendent and Lloyd retiring. The piece notes Stephens’s long career from Canton to Atlanta, his rise to chief operator and manager, and mentions rosters of officials Brooks and Dillon.
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J. M. “Breplenll
Western Union
Lfe
Canton
Cherokee County
Georga
Carteraville
Atlanta
Stephens
Mata Rer
Hrooks
Dillon
Georgia
Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices
N Crittenten age 2 dies at East Point residence. funeral at 10 AM. Interment in Janesboro Ga. Mrs Mary E Smith 39 dies at 4:20 PM at 104 Echo Street. funeral at residence 2 PM Wednesday. interment Hollywood. S. Hudson former Atlanta man dies at Captain Turner’s Rome home. leaves three daughters and a son. Felix A Vaughn 51 dies at Howell Mill Road home. funeral at Bardis Church 11 AM Wednesday. interment churchyard.
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Iain Bell
Corneliue King
J. B. Greenwood
TW. Holmes
Mark ‘Imuitas
St Bhno Reynolds
Jackson McHenry, Jr
Charles Falann
A. Nash
H J. White
H. A. Rucker
Friendship Baptist Church
E. R. Cartier
Journal T
Sar Company Oe
Street Cay Amploveen
George. Hillyer Hugh Inmentenes
W. A. Hangock
L. M. Grichton
Thomas M. Callaway
T. G Conway
Jones J
McCullaugh UX
Brown B.C. Ward
Shain F& Dob
Culberson
Peter ¥. Smi
Walter McBrea
Mark J. McCord G
B. Aller Cash
Ih. Whitten
Cash E. H. Walker H
Gaudry
Dave Ferari
Little
L. C Green FG Lake Dent Waoten
H. Jones E
Payne Faver
Girard
E. G. Wringham
J. G. Woodward
Yamuel A. Carter i
Gideona
Atlant
Avery Chastain
Jozeph Loewus
B& J
Iw. D. Hopkine
Loestr
Emmett A. Davidson
Swiney
Seteino
A. HL. Brandborat
Tino Richmond & Greenfield
G. WF. Simmons
R. M. Calloway
J B.W
N. Crittenten
C. N. Crittenten
East Point
Janesboro
Mary E. Smith
Echo Street
Hollywood
N.e. Hudson
Rome
S. £. Hudson
T. M. Turner
Freemen’s Ferry Road
L. M. Turner
Fannia Goodson
Laura Hudson
Atlanta
James Hudson
Felix A. Vaughn
Howell Mil Road
LA. Butler
John Bancroft
Charles Vaughe
Bardis Church
Burglar Strikes Pfeffer Pawn and Second-Hand Store
Store burglarized at 216 Marietta street. At 1 30 this morning Gifeer Ruswell found the shop broken into. Cash register and safe opened and contents stolen. Pfeffer was not able to be treated, and the theft amount is unascertained.
Davis Ends Life In Roanoke Home Tragedy
Campbell R. Davis aged 22 shot himself with a shotgun in a Roanoke room. His wife says the death was accidental while authorities call it self-inflicted. no inquest held. Davis, a bachelor, had poor health and lived alone prior to the incident.
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Roanoke
Campbell R. Davis
Davis
Atlanta Pays Tribute 10 Gray Memorial Day Parade
Eight divisions will parade through Atlanta with more organizations than ever. Grand Marshal Captain Burke leads, Governor Brown attends with staff, and Georgia Tech students join. Motor trucks carry Home for Women inmates in eighth division. Cemetery ceremonies include exhortations, an oration by John Marshall Slaton, and crosses of honor presentation.
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Atlanta
Jozeph Burke
Jennings
Brown
Burke
Marietta
Georgia School of Technology
Albert L. Mills
Apartment
The
Gulf
Mitford I. Anderson
Colone" Park"Woodward
W. J. B. Wilson
K. G. Matheson
Georgia Schoo of Technology
Wv Asiecon
J. 8" Dozier
John & Prather
S.J. Purtell
Orville H. Hall
Governor Brown
Gordon
Washington Street
Capitol
J. Stewart French
J. 5
John Marshall Slaton
Tapa
G McCabe
United Daughters Confederacy
Sister Battles Over Indictment In Poison Case
Testimony portrays Dr. Hyde accused of poisoning Miss Swope with strychnine. Witness recalls medicine inspections, a capsule, convulsions, and Hyde’s banishment. The case references Jordan the medicine man and “yarb” remedies prominent in the Swope household.
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Dr. Hyde
Miss Swope
Mins Swope
Jordan
Sho
Oer
Swope House
Hyde
Brewster
Elizabeth’ Gordon
Grant to Head Capital City Club President
John W. Grant will be next president of the Capital City Club, succeeding Dr W S Elkin for a two year term. The election occurs this afternoon at the clubhouse as work on the new club begins and Grant, a popular member, was nominated at toast night during the annual meeting.
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John W. Grant
Capital City Club
W. 5
Elkin
Mr. Grant
Club Election Slated With Four Nominees for Three Seats
The club faces a single contested ballot as there is no opposition to the top contender. Samuel F. Parrott is nominated for vice president and four candidates for the governing board, Preston Arkwright, Joseph T. Orme, John J. Cohen, and Wircke R. Atkinson, with only three seats available. Voting occurs between 5 PM and 7 PM. The current report praises the club as prosperous and notes the new clubhouse started and expected to be completed within a year.
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Samuel F. Parrott
Preston Arkwright
Joseph T. Orme
John
Cohen
Wirkc
Atkinson
Sunny Jim praises tariff stance and wage boom in wartime speech
In a speech praising protectionism and tariff policy, Sunny Jim defends American wages and job prospects. He asserts tariffs support national prosperity, notes wage increases across rail, industrial, and farming sectors, and argues the new law sustains full employment and higher rewards for labor, urging a fair trial of the tariff.
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Latvia
Shermbaai
Iaida
Invisible Kryptok Toric Bifocals Now Widely Sold
We have always handled Kryptok Toric Bifocals and now offer more fused one piece Invisibe Toric Bifocals than any other optical house in the South. We deliver only perfect pairs, carefully adjusted for comfort and appearance to fit each face.
Wanted Traveling Gang Man Seeks Position in Atlanta Firm
Classified notice seeks a traveling gang member capable of investing from $1000 to $2000 for a stable, well rated manufacturing firm in Atlanta. The advertisement promises a good position with a well known product. Address Box 357 Atlanta Georgia.
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John Jantzen
Atlanta Journal
C. H W. Girardeau
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
New Atlanta Club Opens Its Door
The fifth floor Forsyth building hosts the New Atlanta Club opening with 100 guests. The club offers ladies parlors and private dining rooms, a cafe lounge, private dining rooms, and a garden area. Officers include George Eubanks president and Noble Parsonage secretary. Initiation is $15 this week and $56 after. monthly dues are $2.
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Atlanta
Forsyth Building
Ees
George Eubanks
Harry Maloty
Noble Parsonage
T. J. Peeples
Lowing
George Brown
Carroll Latimer
Lester
Ernest
Attrortions
The children are fat and hepry when Aity eat 2K K
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Asyom
DR. Kilicer & CO
Binghamton, X
Kimora
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Hrown
A. W. Fussell
Rochester
Aragon
ST. Brown
Waller Bryson
Arnold Broyles
Algo
Ube
Paver & Girardeau
Angier
Clarence Angier
Jeter
Clarence Angler
Clarice Howet
Berg
H. E. Stockbridge
T. W. Himes
Constitution Office
Key
Lloyd
Xtepilens
Crant
Club
Jobn ‘W. Grant
IPS
Sunny Jim
Polley
Nationel & Peliticating
Wat
Tyrie
Cammien
Kent
Thomas Gault
Axatell Ray
Everthing
Walter Ballard
Optical Co
Peachtree Street
Vest
Manu
Bell
R. F. Ingram
Walton St
New Atlanta
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