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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
6
A fragmentary humorous reminiscence features Uncle describing an old freight engine at work with puffing and ringing sounds. The tale juxtaposes the noisy locomotive with a quiet home scene, ending with a remark on married life and domestic peace.
Washington reports the Japanese government informed the state department of actions after a Vladivostok shooting. Major General Nishihara was removed and demoted. a sentry received 30 days for testifying deceit. Secretary Colby called the response prompt and sincere, with reparations still under consideration.
Leo Ott of 266 Cooper Street was stabbed and severely wounded by two Black men who robbed a nearby grocery and were seen loitering near Ott’s residence Tuesday night. Police Officers McDaniel and Jett investigated the incident and linked the assault to the recent burglary.
A public speaking class at the Y M C A debated the proposed city of Atlanta bond issue Tuesday night. The session ended with the negative side prevailing in the decision, reflecting concerns over the bond proposal and its financial impact.
The annual stockholders meeting for THE ATLANTA & WEST POINT RAILROAD COMPANY will convene in room No 9 at Atlanta Terminal station in Atlanta Georgia on Tuesday April 19 1921 at twelve o’clock noon. W. H. BRUCE
Home of the family at eleven o’clock Wednesday morning. Mr. Vandiver is survived by his widow and eight children, B. W. and 5. A. Vandiver of Atlanta, Mrs. J. B. Brown of Ayersville, Ga, and Co. V. Vandiver and Misses Stelle Linah Sarah and Sarah Vandiver of this city.
Andrew J. Shide aged 52 died Monday at 45 Lucy Street. Survived by wife and son Andrew Shide Jr. Mrs. Fannie Sprayberry died Tuesday at Hast Point residence. Survived by two daughters Mrs. E A Whatley and Mrs. Mattie Adams and a son David Sprayberry. Listed in Louisville Georgia with a city coal ad for Best Red Ash at $9.50.
Announcement of the death of Mrs. C. W. Howard occurred in Savannah Sunday night and was received here Monday. She was formerly Elizabeth Cain, married last June, member of a prominent Louisville and Jefferson County family, survived by her husband C. W. Howard.
Mrs Dollie Shaw aged 58 died Tuesday in Saratoga. Lamar Shaw and John Robert Baxter are named in the notice. John Robert Baxter aged 13 died Tuesday at 108 Powell Street and is survived by daughter Ava Baxter.
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