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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1923

Page

22

Bankers Plan Aid For Farmers In April Conference

Bankers in Nise NY outline steps to help agricultural prosperity through organized farmers markets credit for sound productive purposes, cooperative marketing, and district banker farmer conferences. They stress credit for legitimate production needs, not speculation, and call for cooperation to sustain postwar recovery and rural prosperity.

Nise NY Ittrun Bourg Ted TF OH Agaoria Honda Agricultural Commiation Ube

Count y Officers Seize 71 Gallons of Corn Liquor

County officers seized 38 gallons at Sehards street on a Friday night and found C4 gallons in a deserted automobile. The raid occurred near Neal and involved Maher and Vanes patel at a local garage.

Sehards Street Alfa Stine Ben

Calomel Review Triggers Nausea and Dangers Cited

Fragmentary report describes calomel causing nausea and risk in a medical context. Mentions Habana and Belle Isle in a garbled narrative with references to related symptoms, sleep, appetite, and a taxi service. Details are unclear but warn of toxicity and adverse effects.

Aloe Habana Arlglint Arlglint, Aesye 1 Pulnges, Pelos Thirte Flea Conte For Thie Siew Finlly Cale Dube Belle Isle

Five of Family Slain in Bed at Hansell Home

Haworth Okla April 27 Ira Gardner and A B Miller farmers were arrested today by four posse and placed in the city jail in connection with the killing of five members of the Hansell family at the Hansell home near here late last night One small boy escaped Officers declined to discuss the arrests beyond confirming they were taken into custody together The crime occurred after a pistol shot rang out in the house and the bodies were found in beds All the victims were Kin of Hansell and investigators pursued a trail of radio and telegraph reports to locate suspects The two men filed a suit yesterday in Shabet for separate maintenance

Haworth Oklo Ira Gardner A. BE. Miller Tom Haneeli Hansell Here Ste Fred Payo Ndahbor Shane Din House Shabet

Imperial Wizard of Ku Klux Klan Guest at Arkansas Meeting

Tattle Rock Arkansas reports that Esana of Atlanta, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, will headline a law meeting near Little Rock tonight. The event includes a boner and principal speaker, with kin from Pine Bluff and El Toro expected and special trains planned from those cities.

Imperial Wizard OF KU Klux Klan Arkansas Guest Tattle Rock Ark ST. W Esana Atlanta Imperial Wisrta Xu Klas Klan Boner Little Rock Tonghit Cope BK Shipwath Morehouse Parish Leanisiana Nike

Barker to Attend Columbus C of C Conference

A notice states Barker will represent the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce at the Columbus C of C annual conference on May 4. It mentions tentative attendees from Georgia and hints at additional officials including C. Newell, president of the Atlanta chamber, announcing Hoyker’s invitation to speak at the University of Georgia on May 1.

Barker Columbus C Atlante An Inter Columbus Cilinger of Commerce Fugal Chamber of Mehidag Ated Prota Wi Porte Georgia Adrienne Apenas

Banquet by Atlanta Printers Highlights Union Growth

The Atlantia Printers' Club hosted a Katee Werlivsday banquet with 43 printers present. Mickel urged support for the organization and the Soyderstern Master Fiinters' school in Nashville while Byrd of the Byrd Printing campaign pledged full backing to advance the union and related efforts.

Atlantia Mpa Mickel Aeerstite Bautheistern Munteé Siilms Kota Uduskee Ty Tama Nashville Tanu Ant Bose Girle Caguiblack Pyrd Byrd

Motorman badly hurt in Friday street car crash

A collision injured the motorman and damaged the street car on Friday while three passengers and the conductor escaped serious harm. Fire and police investigated as glass scattered across the scene. Local company workers and bystanders tended to the injured until aid arrived.

Erent Cary Lome Bid Company Ab Lireh Dunipar Etreste Dames Watean Hemng Halle Fies Bude Tneakin Glass Watan Firady Hoannal Smith

Goldberg Convicted in Federal Dry Law Conspiracy

Thomas Goldberg was convicted in Savannah Washington of conspiring to ship water to New York via steamer disguised as United States tater. The court has not yet imposed sentence. a plea hearing and sentencing filing appear pending before the judge.

Savannah York Stoatier

Post Season Revivals Attract Unusual Local Interest

Post season revival efforts continue across Methodist churches with ongoing meetings into the fourth week. Rev A D Echols reports St Luke's meetings persist with noon services popular. Wesley House Ladies sustain service while Evangelist Woelliatas and Lovelace lead singing drawing large crowds. Underwood church hosts fervent gatherings under Rev H Penn each evening. Patilla Memorial features well arranged preachers and civic fraternal events with a notable Sunday school display this week.

Uly A. D. Echols St. Luke's Methodist Church Wesley House Murday School

Bamboschek and Volpi Reunite After Years Apart

A strained history unfolds as Giuseppe Hatuboscheck, conductor of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, and Mignor Licilia Volpi reunite in Thissia after long separation. The piece traces their early struggles, Volpi’s rise to understudy, and Hatuboscheck’s ascent to a major conductor, with mentions of Toscanini and other era stars.

Tethys Giuseppe Hatuboscheck Metropoltan Opera Company Mignor Licilia Volpi Briday Bamboredek Wis Dpolitennn Horetti Italy Wnt Borla Bulgaria Banhesehek Kio Banuhouchele New York Blawk Valpy Hambouvhek Toscaninh Conchetora Rambogeliek Opera

Atlanta preacher Rey R J Singleton speaks in Baltimore

The article notes Rey R J Singleton of Atlanta addressing a Baltimore audience at the Wisehild conference. Bishop Albert Johnson of the MLTD presided and congratulated Reverend Am Pleton for devoted service in Atlanta while plans for a new church contract and fundraising were discussed by church members.

Hultupare Hig Bethel Chon Fenders Atlanta Albert Dohnaon Cong Res Ampleton

Partly Cloudy Today Warns of Mixed Plein Weather

The area receives a partly cloudy forecast with variable temperatures. The weather man notes cloud cover, chances of showers, and possible fog in several locales including Atlanta, Laulainna, Kla koma, and nearby areas as the day unfolds.

Fridat C.D. Ton Luca Atlanta Fogas Laulainna Aphanaag Klakoma

Danger in Smokes Shown by New York Expert

In Atlanta on Saturday April 28, 1929 Palmer Blackburn president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce urged strict enforcement to curb smoke nuisances. He cited a New York Times health commissioner statement by Dr. Frank J. Monaghan warning of dense smoke harms health and urban cleanliness, urging rules to reduce soot, improve air, and lessen eye and nose irritation.

Atlanta New York City Palmer Blackburn Fae of Commerce Fitcus Me. Blackburn Gate Us Dee Frank J. Monaghian Monaghan Dr. Monaghan Dava Attona Blackburn BP PS Spp Smoot Senate Finance Committee New York Times Senate Stara and Stripes Germany Rhineland Troopa

State Railroads Fight New Scale Of Class Rates

Leaders from Georgia and several railroads filed a vigorous protest with the state public service commission against the new scale of class rates to take effect May 1. They claim the rates are unduly law and discriminatory, and challenge the commission act as illegal. The protest cites the two year period and names Charles J. Rixey, W. W. Proctor, and Henry Thurtell as representatives for various railroads.

Tlaleads Georgia Charles J. Rixey Washington W. W. Proctor Loulasille Lowsville Nashville Henry Thurtell

Former Governors Call at Georgia Executive Offices

Ambiguous report notes former Florida and Alabama governors visiting Atlanta for grand opera. An impromptu, nonpolitical call at the Georgia state capitol was described as purely social. Names of governors and attendees appear garbled in the OCR.

Callat Georgia Dullan McPurry Ory Wardwick Florida Alabama Atlanta State Capitol Bibb Ih Fa State Department of Education Pridat Pha Shane Atuilente BROS

Calvin U Halley Joins Atlanta Undertaker Firm Start

Calvin U. Halley announced on Friday that he joined Awtry & Lowndes, a well known Atlanta undertaker business, marking the start of his association with the firm.

Calvin U. Halley Awtry & Lowndes Atlan Undertaker Start

Henry A Dupre Dies in Athens at 80

Henry A Dupre, 80, died Thursday morning at 1 o'clock at his residence. Survived by sister Mia and three sons Years Dupre of Athens Georgia Clarence and Marvin Dupre of Powder Springs Georgia. Gene White of Atlanta Georgia listed as a relative. Funeral arrangements not specified.

Fondopmptinus Henry A Mia Gene White Atlanta Iears Dupre Athens Clarence Marvin Dupre Powder Springs

Motorman Held For Court Trial After Collision

L. W. Gresham of the Georgia Railway and Power Co was bound over for trial in superior court on a charge of reckless operation of a street car after a February collision with a touring car on Ponce de Leon avenue near Moreland. The car driver A. T. Taylor of Athens said the street car struck at 30 to 33 miles per hour, demolishing the auto and injuring occupants. witnesses described the car stopping after the impact. Taylor received minor injuries. Gresham was fined 25 dollars for operating a car under a license for a lower powered vehicle.

L. W. Gresham Georga Railway and Power Company Superior Court Ponce de Leon Avenue Moreland A. T. Taylor Athens Taylor Atlante Tint Talat Vreebam Asules Vavice Yaster

Convention Planned for Locomotive Firemen Delegates

Plans completed for a southeastern convention of delegates from every local of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen to be held Sunday in Atlanta. David B Robertson, president of the International Association, will preside. Sessions set for Fraternity Hall and Ras a Lodge No. 212 with speeches by prominent figures.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Southeastern Atlanta Roth Cl M Patterson Cumarmin Doster C. Aren- Mail

Greenville Business Men Plan A Atlanta Visit Tour

A Greenville delegation of about 150 businessmen will visit Atlanta on May 10. They will tour the city and meet with Atlanta Chamber of Commerce officials to arrange a cordial reception. C K Ayers chairs the hospitality committee. Delegates stay overnight in Atlanta then depart for Athens.

Greenville Atlanta Bualuees Wien Civervilly Mlenady Ae Athinta Commetes C.K. Ayers Charman Chamber of Commerce Athens

Spillway plans shown before President Harding

A Louisiana delegation led by James Thomson urged President Harding to back a spillway project on the Mississippi River below New Orleans to alleviate lower river floods. Engineers estimate a $1 million propulsion and construction cost, with potential to reduce flood risk at the river mouth.

Washington Mississippi Gulf New Orelans Maurisippi Harding Louisiana Lrougard St Louisiana James 3. Thomson New Orleans Missisippi Liver Commission Butding

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