Millionaire Hyde Leaves Prison After Reform Mission
Hyde, released from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary after fifteen months, calls the period the most useful and happiest of his life. He accompanied the all star baseball team to Milan and funded athletic shows and a library for inmates. President Wilson ordered his release and Hyde plans to aid fellow prisoners with educational programs and entertainment.
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Atlanta Federal
Dreder- Gaek
Milaware
Mr Hyde
Piedmont
Hyde
Dember
Hig
Thimagelf
bin Lelow
Federal
Pen Bis Yast Ace
Atlanta
Didar
Purchisett
Winges
Ign
Oremine
Volerk
Kansas
Simceen
Ars
Thin Nest
San Firancisco
Nis
Remitel Oy
Wilson
Asa
Eade
Hyde faces return to California amid convict cost and exile
The article details Hyde’s vast wealth from land deals and social prominence in San Francisco, his presidency of the Board of Education, and leadership in civic groups. Now in Oakland he plans a return to Golden California claiming fear of confrontation. his bar pardon request to President Wilson remains pending four months after sentencing.
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Hyde
San Francisco
Oakland
Golden Gate City
Tom
Golden California
Sam
Aged Woman Dies After Burns At Grady Hospital
An elderly woman, 78, died at Grady Hospital after severe burns suffered at her home on Crumley Street Friday morning. Neighbors, including Mrs. Brooks and her husband, smothered the flames with blankets as they rushed to help, but doctors reported grim conditions with no hope of recovery. The body was taken to Geenders & Bonds undertaking establishment, with survivors listed as Allen Chules and Thomas and Va. Allen and Miss Shoudie Allen.
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Bechome Nottsh
Crumley Street
Alles
Boclock
Grady Hospital
Wien
Brooks
Grady
G Eenders & Bonds
Db Allen Chules
Thomas
Allen
Sfoudie Allen i
Judge Pendleton Appoints Church Receiver for Atlanta and Carolina
Judge John S Pendleton appoints a receiver for the Atlanta and Carolina company after prior Supreme Court confirmation. The plan aimed to build a railway from Atlanta to the Carolina region with routes through multiple Georgia counties, but construction lags and funding disputes delayed progress.
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John Pendleton
Atlanta
Carolina
John S. Pendleton
Rk Church
Lhe Oi Preme Court of
Adana and
Carolima
Adama
Ibn Arrouh
Georgia
Lampings
Wader
Dinlip
Alston Ind Diates & Chan Eers
TG Ldonds
Linage Tite
Lsust Company
Button Smith Tod
Spiimots
Asinm Nh Thel
Soundes
Luton
Des L Rockslate
Gwinnet Jathyon Newtyo Oconee
Glatha
Olethorpe
Wilke Ale
Luni Linuls Columom
Five Cornered Fight Over Two Negro Babies Probed
A chaotic scene erupted at a Georgia Avenue corner Thursday as a custody dispute over two children led to a police court case against Charlie Howilen the father. The mother testified they had been separated for a year and that he attempted to kidnap their children, resulting in a violent struggle. A mixed group assaulted the mother during the confrontation, but lawmen intervened. Bowden was fined $107 and ordered to cease contact with his wife and children.
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Georgia Avenue
Charlie Howilen
Emll
Charlo
Charlie
Bowden
Farmers' Union to Meet in Douglas Georgia
Douglas Ga April 2 Special Under the presidency of Hon Brown the Farmers union is now being organized by districts and counties A meeting is planned for April 11 at St. Marys where topics include extending the state read to the sea This conference will include union representatives from many counties Speakers expected include Green Slaton President Brown Barrett of the national union and Shepard of the Florida State union
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Douglas Ga
Hon
Brown
Farmers Union
Beme
Distrets
Countes
St. Varys
South Georgia
Greenor Slaton
Brown CS Barrett
National Union
Fon F ” Shepard
Florida State Union
Emory University Theological Club Organizes at Banquet
Fourteen members from Candler School of Theology gathered at the Majestic hotel for the inaugural banquet of Sigma Psi Upsilon Theological Club. Faculty and students discussed aims of the new group, stressing social, intellectual, and spiritual welfare, with speakers including Dean Pinto Durham and Professor Andrew Sledd.
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Candler School of Theology
Majestic
Besin
Erev
Ers University
Sigma PS Upsilon Theological Club
Syma PS Upsilon
Bart Hoth
Ita Prin
Robert H Huff
Pinto Durham
Durham
An—drew Sledd
Tia Chan
Great
Finrris
Chidaho
Wesley
Memorial Chalun
OC Excell Rozzelle
Charette
Sigma di Epsilon
Roscoe David
Danielsville
Plato Durham
Andrew Sledad
IY Flarristall
Atlanta
Robert H Rutt
Chester
Rozzille
Charlotte
David
Walker
Lynchburg
John
Sergison
Birmipallim
Hawking
St Loula
Carnesp
Harbison
Morganton
Cranit
Pim
Avanta
Olin Ray
Walnut
Miles Roscos
Daniessville
James D Wroten
Booneville
Dak Pegues
Scotsboro
Ala
Judge urges country practice for young lawyers in Georgia
Judge Beverly Evans of the Georgia Supreme Court urged Adyisme law students to begin careers in country towns and small counties. He told confined class members at the Atlanta Law boot that opportunities for young lawyers in rural areas are substantial and that early practice there can lead to eminence in the community.
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Adyisme Law
Beverly
Janetive
Sapeme Court of Georgia
Evans Lectme
Atlanta Law Boot
Hamilton Douglas
Tudge Loans
Lestie
Tudge Evans
Sven Y Ludse
No Law Broken If Children Play In Amateur Shows
The state commissioner of commerce and labor, If We Stanley, stated that children under 14 acting in amateur performances will not be molested for alleged labor law violations. A Young Women’s Christian Association member relayed the assurance, noting no prosecutions would follow. The Atlantic theater plans to present The Wisp next Monday evening under the association’s auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commissioner of Commerce Land Labor
Stanley
Aeta
Jas
Young Womess Christian Assocy
Lotz Loses Fight for Diamond Buttons
A court blocked Lotz from keeping a pair of diamond buttons stolen from the Georgian Terrace hotel. Detectives Bullard and Dysal traced the buttons to Lotz after a Dell boy took them to a woman friend who then gave them to the jeweler. The jury ordered the buttons returned to the Georgian terrace owner.
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BJ Curley
Cent Westerdy
Marietta Street
George Bullard
Kim Dysal
Lotz
Tive Ay Jents
Dell
Milllonaire
Elected Railway Mail Head And Officers In Atlanta Branch
Travis reelected president of the Atlanta branch of the railway mail association with Sacrv as vice president and Burke as secretary treasurer. The conservative slate won, with Wingfield and others to lead. Eight delegates were chosen for the fourth division convention in Atlanta on April 7.
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G ‘Travis
Atlanta
Dranch- Mali Association
Sacrv
WD Burke
Federal
Uhey
Lhe
T H Wingfield
BO Hemrick Viet
Treassurer
W Flemiste
Mos Jones
Tho
Stlinta
WM Dewhberry
Wacoo
Myst
Atunta
John Hogan
Mo Moss J
Adantz
Mo Denterrie
Sab
John Ifegan
Tlt
Slayer of Butler Will Be Defended by Burton Smith
A crowd of prominent white figures discuss James Holmes case in which he is accused of killing John Butler. Burton Smith is named as defense, with mentions of family ties and strained nerves amid pressure to secure capable counsel for Holmes.
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Slayer OF
Butler
Burton Smith
James Holmes
Hell
John Info
Frank Dliis
Fathr
Holmes
Iy Leary Tohn
Gordon
Genewd Gortons
Attor
Burton Sough
Cenerit Gortons
Helimes
Lewis Beck
Hiugh
WA Speer
Mr . Smith
Weil
Statement on Federal Reserve Bank condition issued
Federal Reserve Bank of Vanta released a statement outlining its condition at close of business Friday. The report lists gold coin and gold certificates at $498,403.10, silver certificates and subsidiary coin at $260,000, and loans and discounts totaling $4,086,000 with other assets and resources making up the rest. Liabilities show capital and surplus at about $1,580,393.56, reserves and deposits from other banks, and Federal Reserve notes in circulation totaling $39,63,500.00.
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Federal Reserve Banc of
Vanta
Federal Reserve
TB God
Pala
Peserve Depanite Baan
Etzon Tation
Negro Schools in Track Meet at Auditorium
Four Atlanta Negro colleges including Morehouse College Atlanta University and Morris Brown University compete in a track meet at the Auditorium Armory this afternoon. Events include distance races sprints high and broad jumps hurdles and relays with strong anticipated crowds and proceeds benefiting local organizations.
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fRegro Colleges
Atlanta
Morehouss College Atlant
Neorris Brown University
Chirk Unvarsity
Thia
Auditorium Armory
Promies
Nelenborn Columon
Tree Kindergarten
On Stand Bell Convicted In Highway Robbery Conspiracy
A two week conspiracy culminated in a bold highway robbery near Wichita Avenue on February 1. A. B Bell, sentenced to twenty years, claimed innocence while detailing a cocaine ring with Clyde Belcher and others. The crime left Mr and Mrs Witt injured, their store flee battered, with bullets fired during the hold up.
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Benl Hill
A. B Bell
Wittrolley
Wichita
Bell
Cime Tut
Stricit
Beil
Tle
Ale Puske
Belcher
Peake
Juyetschani
Mie
Lev
Tyar
Southern
Bel i
Elle
Saya
Virsine
Brittain Begins Statewide Census of All Schools
The State Superintendent leads a statewide census of every school. Officials plan to collect data on attendance, salaries, training, and funds from taxation to map educational needs across the state.
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Brittain
Mars
Mel Lattten
Bive
Grit
Lirdas
Punty
Dlink
Tony
Tunis
Mrrittan Jetters
Peddler of Shoe Strings Declares Family Care
A fragmentary report notes a shoe string peddler in a town who proclaims concern for his family while claiming to earn a modest living. He asserts he did not appear before authorities and speaks of loyalty to kin as he continues his trade.
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Pedder
Pds
Planning development of Dixie clay deposits
The article discusses plans to develop Dixie clay deposits in the southern United States. Fred P. Golding, a leading kaolin expert, and Butler of Golding & Sons compare local clay to English imports, noting potential for regional pottery production and concerns over exhausted beds in the North driving new plants southward.
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Dixie
Potteres
Fred P Gold
Countey
Atlanta
Tr Butler
Bulier
England
Mr Butler
Golding & Sons
Planning for the Storks Arrival and Mothers Friend
Planning for the stork arrival outlines uses of Mothers Friend a penetrating external remedy claimed to ease pregnancy. The ad promotes its supposed benefits for ligaments and muscles and urges expectant mothers to consult drugstores and contact Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta for a booklet of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Estate of $200000 Left by Judge Roan
An estate of $200000 left by the late Judge BL S Roan who died while in New York was verified yesterday when his will was filed for probate in the office of Ordinary John Waikinson. The property is to be divided among the widow Mrs Willie Boan, three sons Benjamin Willem Pldon and Leonard Roan Jr, and two daughters Mrs J Mae Mcturry and Mrs Ida Stubbs. The estate includes realty, investments in Fulton and Campbell counties, and stocks and bonds.
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BL S Roan
New York
John Waikinson
Willie Boan
Benjamin Willempldon
Leonard
Roan Jr
J Mae Mcturry
Ida Stubbs
Fulton County
Campbell and
Fulton Counties
Notice of train service discontinuation on Nos 98 99
Ryanda C st i Ry trains Nos 98 and 99 will be discontinued effective last southbound train April 2 and northbound April 6 1944. From F CoB HaRwaS adv General Tassenger Arent.
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Waar Ryanda
Cob Harwas
Tassenger Arent
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Dia
Tyce
Pacific Coast
Uhr
Theodore Rosevelt
Wilam J Purga
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Hecomes
Fiyde
Farmers’ Union
Douglas
Emory University
Supreme Court
Diamond Buttons
Baker’s
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Apered Chly
Travis
Hogan
Federal Bank
A. M. Bell
W.H. Kelley
Roan
Wife
Glasgow
Montevideo
Uruguay
Aled
Dr. Bell
RLY
Sen Francises
UGH
Panama Canal
Axencan
Treas-Atlante
Hoyt Shoe CO
Aoe
Manchester New Beacon
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Tifth Avenue
Lee
Sarvy Dines
Hudson
Subrray
Grand Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Staten
Martinique
Broadway
Charles Leigh Taylor
Walter Chandler, JR Walters Gilson
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