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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1923
Page
16
Sixty radio broadcasters from twelve states gather in Chicago to organize the national association of broadcasters and press their claim to broadcast copyright music. The meeting signals resistance to the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers control over many music copyrights.
The article reports broadcasters protesting the banning of popular songs from radio shows and threatening Supreme Court action. It notes Radio Corporation of America officers urged naturalization for foreign-born employees, citing loyalty and charter requirements, with a few dissenters among un naturalized staff who could leave if needed.
Dr Murphey arraigned in U S district court on 118 counts. Judge Ervin presiding in absence of Sibley. Defense sought indictment quash and offered $1000 compromise which was refused. About 60 witnesses sworn, including former patient Anna Backers who identified prescriptions she said were issued by the defendant.
The citywide rites honor gray clad heroes with parades from Peachtree to Oakland cemetery led by Jake Smith former governor and U S senator. Chaplain Ter Costen Harrell and reenactments unfold as students and veterans gather at First Methodist church and Grant Park schools supply food and support. Memorial events extend to Macon Cuthbert and Decatur with parades, speeches by Rev William Ruswell Owen, and ceremonies at Rose Hill cemetery and courthouse grounds.
Ten persons burned to death and many injured as an apartment building in Lyon Mass burned. Forty eight families were trapped, with thrilling rescues reported amid the disaster and ensuing investigations into the blaze.
The article argues Harding may push a separate international court detached from the League of Nations. It outlines a plan to nominate judges via The Hague while shifting selection away from the League assembly. It also discusses U S stance against joining the League and anticipates a move to make the court independent.
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