Riots At Press Banquet Over Hearst Figure
chaotic dinner of Associated Press and American Newspaper Publishers Association erupts as Hearst aide Thomas Williams is barred from speaking, amid shouts and punches. Mayor Gaynor addresses guests at Waldorf Astoria while diners clash, riots subside after Reverend Hillis’s humor calms the room.
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Associated Pree
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Thomas T. Williams
W. R Hearst
Mayomor
Tatex
Adolph
Ocha
Dixie
Willams Alll
Howell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
Ther
Associated Press
American i Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Gaynche
Hearst
Gaynor
Firet
Praga
Bryan's Girl in Meucht Seeks Court Aid Against Marriage
Columbus Ont April 24 Leavitt says he wants the children from his marriage to stop the impending remarriage of his ex wife to gain custody. He denies any support from William Jennings Bryan and states he will pursue legal action to prevent the ceremony and protect his two children.
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Leavitt
Columbus
Bene
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Tegal
Margare
Ruth Ae
Bryan
Hurling of Beer Bottle in Street Goes Unclear
An unidentified man hurled an empty beer bottle at a passerby on Decatur Street near Lampkin, injuring him mildly. The assailant fled toward Skalnay Street as bystanders and police reacted. report notes the victim had recently driven a streetcar for the Georgia Railway and Power Company and that a prior incident involved a high speed confrontation with a Druid Circle car.
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Decatur
Butler
Orang Skalnay Sens
Temple
Eva Deer
Telip
Uitf
Georgia Railway and Bigtria Company
Georgia teachers greet opening of educational association
The Georgia Educational Association opened at Taft Hall with nearly 400 teachers in attendance, welcomed by Governor Brown and State School Commissioner Jere M. Pound. Lawton Evans of Augusta gave the welcome, and Luther Rosser spoke for the city. President Otis Ashmore presided, and Rev. Charles W. Daniel offered the invocation. The governor praised the state’s educators as a Pacific Army of Georgia in the pursuit of progress.
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Georgia Educational Association
Taft Hall
Sesslon
Saunday
Brown
Gaverhor Brown
Jere M. Pound
Luther Rosser
Board of Education
Maddox
Lawton A Evans
Otis Ashmore
Savannah
Charles W.daniel
Atlante
Ashmore
Joseph O Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Joasph M. Brown
Tu Cheereé
Boy May Convict Father in Murder Trial in Cincinnati
A young Cincinnati boy faces testimony suggesting he witnessed a murder and the subsequent disposal of a body in the Van Zandt case. The boy, aged about a few years, is described as possibly aware of his father’s alleged actions and the word divorce surfacing in family tensions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Agein
Nis Tainer
Gay
van Zandt
Jenga van Verditta
Ama
Alvorce
Bailiff Hutchinson Charged With Violent Attack On Edmondson Woman
The recorders court hears Bailiff Ballitt Hutchinson charged with striking Mrs H W Edmondson three times and slapping her son Cornelius twice after attempting to stop him from levying on furniture. Officers answered the call but Hutchinson had left with the furniture. Readings show two other bailiffs fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Ballitt E. Hutchinson
Sax
Cornelius
Maddox
Edmondson
Hutchinson
Cornsilia
Recorders Court
Justice Court
New York Cotton Tender Test Weighs on Bulls
In New York on April 28 a looming May delivery is seen as the greatest test for cotton traders. About 200,000 bales worth $14,000,000 stand ready for delivery to bull leaders led by James A. Patten, Engene Sales, and Messrs Hays and Brown. Patten declares he will take all tendered cotton and pay for it, while others anticipate potential liquidation or sustained tendering into month end.
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Jtte
James A. Patten
Chicago
Engene Sales
Texas
Messrs. Hays
Brown
New Orleans
Patten
Notica
Iena
Pat
Bella
Weather Prophecys FAIR and Local Report Summary
Weather prophecys indicate fair conditions. Local report lists lowest and highest temperatures with mean values and normal expectations. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is minimal, with excess and deficiency figures since the start of the month and year respectively.
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