Negroes Proclaim Motorman Murder Condemned
In Atlanta ministers from many African American churches issue a resolution deploring the death of Motorman Brown and wounding of Conductor Bryson. They condemn the act, pledge aid to bring guilty parties to justice, and extend sympathy to the bereaved family. The document is signed by church leaders including E. P. Johnson and W. H. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Bryson
Atlanta
Megro
E. P. Johnson
A. D. Willams
Cyrus Brown
C. J. Hardy
W. E. Panchal
M. W. White
W. F. Strickland
William Drinkell
J. W. Jackson
L. J. Wilder
F. M. Simmons
R. D. Artine
J. Kaley
P. J. Jackson
H.R. Harrison
F. A. Cartright
W. FR. Ballard
W. H.harris
A. A. Dalamatia
W. W. Ploy
R. Carter
P. ” Jami Bryant
Doctor Declares Cure for Stricture and Syphilis by Careful Methods
An experienced physician with 33 years in the field asserts that many stricture cases can be cured with gentler treatments and promises proven results. He emphasizes scientific approaches to syphilis, honest advertising, and personalized care, offering free examinations and literature on diseases with request. Office hours and contact details are provided.
Census effort taps churches for a missing names report
New Orleans on April 7 Census Director Wogan asked ministers of all denominations to announce from pulpits that census workers will report any uncontacted individuals or those believed omitted. He planned newspaper advertisements to reinforce the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wogan
Clarke primary set for June 26 in quiet Clarke County
Athens April 27 The Democratic Executive Committee fixed June 26 as the Clarke County primary date for county officers except for a legislature seat. All offices sherif f clerk of superior court tax collector tax receiver treasurer tax assessor coroner and county school commissioner have one candidate each. Incumbent Robert T. DuBose seeks the representative post while Captain J J C McMahon does not seek reelection, likely leaving the race unopposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Georgia
Athens
Democratic Executive Committee
Clarke
Robert T. DuBose
J. J. C. McMahon
Bicyclist Run Down in Athens Narrow Escape
Edward Burpeer, 20, stepson of Athens police officer Bob Durpeer, is struck by a runaway horse and rider on Jackson Street. The rider, a black man, attempted to flee after losing control of a frightened horse, injuring Burpeer as he rode by. Police report a reckless riding incident with a troubling near-fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Edward Burpeer
Bob Durpeer
Jackson Street
Curpes
Monument Memorial Photos Miscredited by Anabanza Studio
The Confederate monument memorial day scenes reproduced in yesterday's notice were taken by T. B. Mathaws of the Abananza studio. A typographical graphical error led to erroneous credit.
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T. B. Mathaws
Abanansa Studio
Cigar Makers Group Sets Shipment Mix Standards
In Manila on April 27 the Cigar Manufacturers Association voted to halt shipments of low quality cigars and to cap the poorer trade. They approved a distribution plan of 25 percent superior grades, 60 percent mediums, and 38 percent inferior grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Promoters Face Fraud Claims In MultiState Mining Firms
Promoters led by W. Cobb Norton, Draper and others are accused of fraudulently raising millions through stock and bonds for mining and related outfits. The civil case in U S court seeks permission to file an intervening petition in a receivership proceeding amid charges of misused funds and manipulation by directors across numerous companies and states. Big bond houses reportedly involved in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Ci Empttel
Valuebie
Senvnet
W. Cobb
A. Notton
Draper
Hawse
Pennock
Pann-Wryoming Company
United Grheltore’ Railway and Copper Company
PrineWroming Company
Etna
Cobb, Norton and Draper
Special Pullman Train to Baltimore for Southern Baptists
The Seaboard line offers a special Pullman train from Atlanta to Baltimore on May 9th 10th and 12th with low return rates through June 1st. The package includes rates from Atlanta at 20.15 and discounts from other points. Contact 160 or C D Wayne A G F A Seaboard for reservations and terminal details. M A Ramsey named terminal master for Central Railway in Macon replaces prior appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern Baptist Convention
Seaboard
South
Atlanta
C.D. Wayne
A. G.F. A. Seaboard
Pullman
Maco
Spectat
M.A. Ramsey
Central Railway
Macon
Savannah
Patterson Flns Judges Aimed at Primary Plan Conflict
In a lengthy public reply Governor Battapean contends judges blocked a direct primary plan with delegates and direct elections. He accuses the court of hostility to his nominations, cites meetings with General Cate and Judge Shields, and asserts an effort to reach an understanding failed amid allegations of coercion and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabehyilla
Tend
Battapean
Supreme Court
Cooper Dasa
Perrnor
Perroor
Themittee
Audi N Change
State Committee
Yaln
Ag. Ingubtica
Gofirnor Sys Hp
Elweya
Cate
Shielda
Beard
Shields
Property Transfers Across City Deeds and Bonds
A string of property transfers and loans listed by amount and deed type. Transfers includeWarranty deeds and bonds for title across streets such as Grant, Ashby, Houston, West Herrly, Myrtle, Eighth, West Peachtree, Kennesaw, Greensferry, Moreland, and Meldon avenues with entities like Metropolitan event, Real Realty Company, Savings Bank and Trust, Peters Land Company, and Atlanta East Foundry Glimpsay involved. Totals range from 1,000 to 79,200 dollars, reflecting numerous east and southwest side parcels and corner lots in East Point and nearby areas.
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Biadara E. White
Jaton
South
Atte
General ‘Realty’ Tion
Orranty
Howard i Oras
W. A. Greggan
Gentral ‘Place
Mia
Cora ‘T. Lewin
Fear-S Ia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Grant Street
Laure L. Parker
Annie. Brahm
Ashby Street
Chariss H. Black
Frank G
Claude Stova7
Houston
Ivy and
Courtlandt
George and
Frank Edmondson
Pearl Treadwell
Broyles Street
Ida D. Fraser
Fair Dodd
D.C Strother
West Herrly Street
Mra
A. E. Potts
Myrtle and
Eighth Streets
Bond
William Aaron White
Thomas L. Bond
Selman Street
W. R. Turman, Jr
Goodman
W. M. Lewman
Meldon Avenue
Sanders McDaniel
Julius Berman
West Peachtree
Alexander Streets
Julian Berman
Holmes Frederick
F. A. Hoyt
Peachtree
Mark J. McCord
Frank
Stoner
Kennesaw Avenue
George Gordon
McNeely
A.D. Love
Greensfer
M. S. Harper
Taylor
Spring
East Point
Was Court Decision Mistaken by Bank
Central Bank and Trust Corporation as receiver of the Neat bank paid over only a portion of funds on deposit when the bank failed. Assistant State Treasurer Perry sought conference with the bank but postponed due to the absence of Vice President Patterson. The state held $11,871.08 in DeKalb county taxes. $6,529.98 was paid to the state after three dividends. The court ruled the state’s claim as preferred, affecting distribution from the first funds. Perry seeks clarity on the proper vesting of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Back and Trust Corporation
Neat Bank
Thea
Perry
Patterson
Neal
T. R. Floyd
DeKalb County
Supreme Court
Lgim
Perr
Danville Votes Again on Liquor Law Return
Danville Virginia votes on liquor again after two prior dry years. In a closely watched election, two large rallies and speeches by opposing factions closed the campaign. Leaders claim victory on both sides as results loom, with national interest on whether prohibition shifts in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
WHL
Here
Baron Van Lynden Dies In The Hague At Age 81
Baron Hebert Helvil van Lynden former Dutch foreign minister under Kuyper and ex secretary general of the permanent court of arbitration died in The Hague. Born in Amsterdam in 1843, his death was reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron van Lynden
The
Hague
Baroen Hebert Helvil van Lynden
Kuyper
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Amsterdam
Five Hundred Miners Entombed in Welsh Mine Disaster
London reports that five hundred miners were entombed at the Tyn-y-Bedu colliery in Wales after a cage machinery breakdown. Rescue efforts are underway from a second shaft half a mile away as anxieties rise for the workers’ safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tyn-y-Bedu
Wales
Attemaia
Columbus Buggy Co Enters Model 14-A Speedway Car
The Columbus Buggy Company has entered Model 14-A for the Speedway races on events 4 11 and 19. The machine is aimed as one of the fastest in the country and is expected to perform well, with the company highlighting its relative novelty in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Buggy Company
Narrow Escape at UA Cadet Target Practice
Fayetteville April 37. Lieu tenant R. J. McCarty of the University of Arkansas Cadets narrowly escaped death when a United States army rifle bullet struck him above the left temple during target practice. He was handling a shell casement when another shell discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
R. J. McCarty
University of Arkansas Cadets
McCarty
Textile Workers in Session Opens 88th Convention in Boston
Governor Eben Draper and MIT President Richard C. MacLaurin welcomed delegates to the eighty-eighth annual meeting of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers in Mechanics Building Boston, with papers on cotton industry topics presented at both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eben Draper
Richard C. MacLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Association of Cotton Manufacturars
Mechanics’ Building
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New York’fashions
New York
Benjamin
Alfred Benjamin & Co
America
Essig Bros
Whitehall Street
Hollen
Otteter
Canton
Chettahoochee
Harry G. Poole
Southern Railroad
Chattehooches
BAG Aim
Adenue
Typographical Union
Vata
P. M. Hollen
Waleska
Dis
Kittia Hollen
L A. McGlure
Banks
Centon
Columbus
Ted Agennal
Minnie Walker Marke
T. Lealie Bowden
Ayer
DE. WM. M. Baird
Atlant
Tos
Abananza
Unice
Kryptok
Everthing
Peachtree Street
Ty. ‘Patterson
Stat
ATES
Victor Records
Gonnad
Caruso
Farrar
Mine
Gilibert
Joumet
Towle
Weisel
Decksea
Marcel Jeernat
Victor
O . Vistor Talking Machines
Edison
Paul T. Barth
St . Atlacte
Bell Phone
MAY
Elyea-Austell CO
Phillips & Crew Co
Peachtree Syr
Columbus Buggy CO
Srands
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