Atlanta Opera Season Sets New Highs in Grand Effort
The Atlanta grand opera season repeats last year’s success with four performances yielding over 63 thousand dollars and attendance exceeding 23 thousand. Koe nigekinder proves the season’s money maker while Otello and Trovatore draw strong crowds. Last year had five performances and receipts near 71 thousand dollars.
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Koenigekinder
Atlanta
South
Alster
Koenigakindsr
Beane Fiyn
Fresisne Sty
Atendance
Il Trovatore
Otello
Woman 15 Held Without Bail In Abortion Case
Mrs Bratton testified that the defendant twice performed criminal operations on Miss Hawkins at locations on King and Washington streets. The elderly Mrs Rachel Lynn, charged with conducting a hospital or sanatorium without license, was ordered held without bail by Recorder Broyles. Witnesses described no defense evidence and a crowded courtroom audience.
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Broyles
Rachel Lynn
Washington Street
Mra. J. Bratton
Lynn
Hawking
Walter Taylor
Recorder
Mrs. Lynn
Harvey Hill
John W. Cox
Charlie Lynn
the Constitution
James L. Mayson
W. D. Bia, Jr
Miss Hawking
Miss Hawkins
Erica
Rachael Lynn
Residents Defy Wimpy Over Negro Tenement Plan in Seventh Ward
In Caldwell hall more than 250 residents condemned W E Wimpy’s plan to erect two 30 room tenements for negroes on a block bounded by Lucile avenue Ashby Dale and Peeples streets. They formed a committee, pledged support to block the alley access, and meanwhile blocked the alley with a self made fence. Local officials debated sewer rights and nuisance definitions while vowing opposition to the project.
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Seventh Ward
W. E. Wimpy
Wimpy
Caldwell Hall
Phi Green
B. M. Cross
Seventh Ward Improvement Club
Burgess Smith
W. A. Hope
P. B. Green
F. J. Spratling
Spratling
Hubert L. Culberson
Dynamite Evidence Highlighted in Times bombing case
Los Angeles lawyers expect a sensational Pacific coast trial as John J. McNamara James McNamara and Ortie McManigal face dynamite charges. Key evidence cited includes dynamite found in a barn near Indianapolis and another stash in Ohio. Joan Cook former Ironworkers Union bookkeeper provides a theory of the operation claiming J J McNamara funded the trips with organization money.
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Indianapolis
Los Angeles
John J. McNamara
James McNamara
Ortie McManigal
Los Angeles Times
Pacific Coast
W. D. Jones
Tuitin
Ohio
Twa
J. 7. McNamara
Joan R. Cook
Ironworkers’ Union
Cook
J. J. McNamara
McManigal
Organization
Tuxedo Park Realty Deal To Transform Pace’s Ferry Area
Charles H. Black and DeFoor & Lyle purchase 616 acres on Pace’s Ferry Road and adjoining Robert Maddox property for 150000. The Tuxedo Park Company plans stone gates, winding drives, and multiple luxury homes, with Pace’s Ferry frontages up for public sale within three weeks, aiming to replicate New York’s Tuxedo Park style.
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Charles H. Black
Dssocrates
DeFoor & Lyle
Pace's Ferry Road
Power's Ferry Road
Robert F. Maddox
Mr. Black
Andrew Calhoun
BM. Grant
Austell Thornton
Dr. E. G. Jones
Pam Goldsmith
James J. Dickey
BE. R. Black
C. L. DeFoori
D. C. Lyte
Tuxedo Park Company
Ines
Tuxedo Park
New York State
Pace
Ferry
Morris Brandon
Conn
Powers Ferry
Johnson Place
J. L. Dickey
Johnson
Dickey
Moron
Henry Jackson
Thornton
Ethe
Toy Lamar
West Lowry Arnold
J.T. Ittey
Conk Elils
Charles Bately
B. Afnt
Pace’s
Trovatore Draws Big Atlanta Audience at Opera
A large Atlanta Auditorium crowd greeted the Trovatore performance with enthusiastic and familiar arias like Le Miserere and The Anvil Chorus. Primici pals delivered strong voices as Acuzena and Manrico, with Marlin and Homer praised, and new artists Rossi and Audisic pleasing the crowd in a season finale praised for its enjoyment and affection.
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Tl Trovatore
Homer
Marlin
Atlanta
Acuzena
Manrico
Marte Rappold
Dinh Gilly
Rossi
Edouard
Milano
Pietro Audisic
Martin
Felnarmen
Two Accidents at Whitehall and Hunter Streets
Congested Whitehall Hunter corner saw two traffic crashes yesterday afternoon near Cham Berlin Johnson and Keelfs. A Fayetteville salesman C A Smith drove the auto that struck Mrs G W Lamb and injured J B Prater as two women in a carriage lost control after a runaway horse.
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Whitehall
Hunter Streets
Chamberlin - Johnson
DuBose Company
Keelf's
Whitehall Street
Mr. Smith
Father shoots driver who ran over son in New York
In New York on April 29 Willam Krugman, a James Everett Brewing Company driver, was shot dead by Giuseppe Bongigoer after he ran over a 39-year-old child on Forty-eighth Street near First Avenue. A police chase ended with Bongigoer captured. the injured boy was taken to Flower Hospital.
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New York
Forty-eighth Street
First Avenue
Willam Krugman
James Everett Brewing Company
Giuseppe Bongiguei
Aoorce Leary
Paul
Fiewer Hospital
Tragic Easton Train Wreck Kills Three, Injures Fifty
A Utica and Syracuse excursion train carrying 170 teachers and guests from Utica to Washington erupted in flames after derailment near Martin's Creek, Pennsylvania. Three dead, about fifty injured, eight missing believed burned. locomotive jumped track and oil tank fire consumed the cars. several survivors evacuated to Easton hospital with serious injuries.
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Easton
Martin's Creek
M. J
Utica
Syracuse
Washington
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fie
Easton Hospital
Eleanor E. Rutherford
Louise Linsman
Utten
James Bicknell
Philadelphia
Jourisl
Harry Wilmer
Trenton
N. J
Wilmer
W. M. Vanoy
George W. Parsons
Lambertville
Buing
Julia Winchenbach
Lee
Cora Baynes
Rome
Mary Condon
Unsettled Weather Prophecy Hits Georgia Forecast
Georgia faces unsettled weather with occasional local showers likely Sunday and Monday. Extremes in the south remain fair with light to moderate south winds.
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Georgia
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