Subscription rates and paper offices for The Constitution
The notice lists daily and weekly subscription rates, mentions advertisers and business offices including Molliday Building and Eddie Dee, and notes The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out of town agents. It lists Associated Press membership and local news publication rights. Local offices referenced include Washington and New York City locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Wea
Bobien
Eddie Dee
A. Holloman
York City
Hotaling
Newatzada
Broadway
Zim Building
Grand Jury Reveals Open City Gambling Connivance
The Fulton county grand jury submitted a startling report to Judge Humphries, accusing police and officials of tolerating and aiding vice. It cites over 1.5 million dollars in gambling profits in 1920 and alleges detectives colluded with crime rings, demanding dismissals and chief accountability to cleanse Atlanta.
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Fulton County
Grand Jury
Humphries
Atlanta
Grand’ “Jury
Just From Georgia and Other Pieces by Frank El Biartor
Selected fragments from a Greensboro Herald Journal column present verses and quips. The piece asks readers to imagine spring thoughts amid winter. includes humorous notes on New Year texts, a wolf at the door metaphor, and jokes from The Excelsior Springs Standard. It closes with a poet describing motorcar mishaps and a bare telephone contact.
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Greensboro Herald- Journal
Etek
Shan
Mous
John
Excelsior Springs
Dobbin
Health Talks by William Brady M D on reading and eye care
The article discusses how excessive reading harms eyes only with poor light or when concentration is prolonged without breaks to view distant objects. It advises lighting from the side or over the shoulder, avoiding eyeshades, and warns against glare from shiny surfaces. It also notes eyestrain is common and frequent movie attendance can affect vision.
West News Brief From Atlanta Dated January 3
A fragment from The West reports events in Atlanta dated January 3, with unclear context and missing details. The brief mentions dates and locations but lacks full information to identify the exact event or party involved.
Evelyn Bausen and the shifting stage of fame in 1920s tabloids
The piece recalls Evelyn Bausen, once a dazzling White Way beauty, now described in a court setting with a bobbed hair look and somber gaze. It notes her pawned ring, shifting career toward moving pictures, and the era’s gossip orbit around her, including mentions of reporters Cobb and Irwin and the public’s fascination with her decline.
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Rand
Floradora
Hyer
Tha
Doughty
Jerome
Irvin Cobb
Dreathe
Will Drwin
the Sun
Cobb
Irwin
Upper Broadway
Evelyn
Bausen
Pottnae Sha
Petare
Central Bank opens new Peach tree and Tenth Street branch
The Central Bank and Trust corporation opened its second branch at Peach tree and Tenth streets with E T Johnson as manager. Present were Asa G Candler, John S Owen, Henry Hines, Walter T Candler, and cashier Carl H Leavis. The branch aims to serve north side residences and businesses and will handle commercial banking and trust services.
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Tenth Street
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Peachtree Street
E. T. Johnson
Asa G. Candler
John S.owen
Henry ©. Hines
Walter T. Candler
Carl. H. Leavis
Central Bank and’ Trust ‘Corporation
Succ
Forsyth
Mitchell Streeta
Ite
Ita
Peachtree
Tenth Streets
Fons Yine McWhorter
Dold
Tenth
Johnson
Mitchell Street
Glenn ‘B. Alsobrook
Milas
Jean Gresham
Central Corporation
Three White Men Held on Robbery Charges
Three white men J H Wilson 48 G C Harvey 23 and T B H Lew 31 of 565 Whitehall street are held in connection with the midnight robbery of J Wall at a Whitehall Street filling station. Wall identified Wilson as a bandit who beat him during the hold up. Officers expect to tie the trio to the Angler Avenue Cigar and Soda Company robbery where proprietor and wife Mr and Mrs Cohen and Mrs Hall were robbed of cash and valuables including about 75 dollars from the register.
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J. H. Wilson
Ad. G. C. Harvey
T. B H. Lew
Whitehell
J. Wall
Whitehall Street
Stewart Avenue
Waeka
Nice
Jones and Whatley
Wilson
Wall
Angler Avenue Cigar and Soda
Supreme Court of Georgia Central of 1928 case note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Georgia Supreme Court matter from 1928 involving a central defendant and a case of unusual year notation. Details are unreadable but indicate an official docket or citation with geographic and institutional references.
MS Sallingwi Owner and Tail Equipment in Batteries
A local notice states that MS Sallingwi owner will provide batteries and service for tail equipment, with details on availability and terms to be announced by the supplier.
Conference on Attorney General Post Between Denny Dorsey Napier
A morning conference among Attorney General R A Denny Governor Hugh M Dorsey and Attorney General elect George M Napier followed Napier’s legal demand for immediate swearing in. They planned another talk after a thirty minute session to resolve the contest over the 1918 election law versus the state constitution, with court action possible if no accord is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Denny
Hugh M.dorsey
George
MM. Napier
Napier
Dorsey
Denny
Graham Wright
Joseph H. J. Macon
James L. Mayson
Charles W. Smith
Atlanta
Napter
Neptar
Dennyste
McLendon
December arrests in Atlanta show liquor as major cause
Police reports reveal 3420 total arrests in December with liquor related offenses leading. Most arrests were for drunkenness totaling 462, other categories include loitering and disturbances. Fines from the recorders court reached 14196 while detectives recovered nona stolen property valued at 30287.36.
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Atlanta
Itig
Utedanto Court
Coolidge to Attend Southern Gathering Here
President-elect will not be able to attend the Southern gathering in Atlanta this month. Vice President-elect Coolidge will be represented by D. K. Roberts, secretary of the Harding club, who just returned from Augusta after conference with leading Republicans. Augusta officials invited Harding and Taft’s influence is sought to secure the southern reception.
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Harding
Congress
Atlanta
C. W. McClure
Harding Republican Club
Georgia
Coolidge
DD. K. Roberts
Harding Club
Augusta
Herald
Marion
Ohio
South
Taft
Auguste
Three Men Faces Theft Charge From Army Post
Three men from Atlanta Wiley C B Wiley face charges of stealing Army post supplies from Camp Gordon over the past two months. A judge set the case for Tuesday morning in Colquitt County.
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Studiu
Young Wiley
C.B. Wiley
Atlanta
Colquitt
Gunn
Harding Visit Plans Closed By Letter From D. Noon-Hudson
A letter received Monday night from D. Noon-Hudson of East Point extends regrets from Senator and Mrs. Harding that they cannot pass through on a Florida trip to visit the city. George B. Christian, secretary to the president-elect, expresses thanks for the hospitality offered by The Signs club and notes the senator’s appreciation of the welcome.
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Aortnay Tier
Xtlante
East’ Point
Ingita
George B. Christian
Mra
Harding
Florida
Wes
Jon
Central Sanks
Aso
Senator Harding
Piedmont Driving Club Adopts Ball Room Plans
Plans to rebuild the Piedmont Driving Club ball room destroyed by fire in 1920 were approved. Estimated cost about 45000 with 30000 from insurance. Construction to begin soon, aiming four months to opening. Architects Hentz Reid and Adler. No member assessments. insurance funds cover the project.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Orcs
Club
Hentz, Reid
Adler
Shea
Prasant
Piedmont
Harvard Law Professor Beale Dinner Guest at Jupiter City Club
Joseph H Beale of Harvard Law School attended a dinner at the Jupiter City club hosted by local Harvard alumni during a short visit to his daughter Mrs Basil Duke Edwards. Beale, known for conflict of laws and many scholarly works, will travel to Europe in February on leave from the Harvard Corporation. Notables present included Judge Alex Stephens and Samuel A ying among others.
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Joseph_H. Beale
Harvard’Law School
Jupiter City Club
Atanta Harvard
Beale
Basil
Duke Edwards
Europe
Barvard : Corporation
Fe Ee
Beanie
Aws
Inns and Inkeepers
Crim
Nal Daweh
Alex Stephens
Samuel A. Ying
Jerman Riddell
Albert Mayer
Le Campbell Injured by Automobile in Street Collision
A man identified as Gampbert of AL Powell street was rushed to Grady hospital with injuries after being struck by an automobile on Broad Street near Harletta streets. The driver was released on $100 bond after claiming Campbell slipped while crossing Broad Street.
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Gampbert
AL Powell Treet
Grady
Hos- Hen
Harletta
le Mtrack
Keckiens
Ampbell
Cross
Pel
Unhappy Mario Kendrick Tale At State Capitol
An old story recalls Mario Kendrick and Charlie Cook at the state capitol. The piece notes Cook’s humor with statute-like duties and a whimsical parade of visitors, including a Florida alligator. The story also mentions printed acts of 1920, and a telegram from Governor Dorsey inviting Warren G Harding to a Lions Club banquet in Atlanta on January 12.
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Mario Kendrick
Ann
Eine
Charlie Cook
Charle
Cook
Alover Aeb
Aden
Chartin
Florida
State Capitol
Charles Cook
Secretary of State Department
Charlie
Dorsey
Marding
Hugh M. Dorsey
Warren’. G. Harding
Lions’ Club
Atlanta
Lion Club
Americus Bank Liquidates After Failure in 1920
Americus Georgia January 3 special report says Commercial City Bank led by Crawford Wheatley failed to open and was placed with the state bank department. The bank showed liabilities of 155 380.56 with deposits of 50 985. to 50 million. details note small depositors and a few large insurance deposits. Wheatley family and C S Horne control board. Wheatley’s death hastened liquidation. life and accident insurance mostly to Mrs Helen Wheatley and Charles Huntington Wheatley. Wheatley also served as treasurer of Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College. audited accounts remained correct.
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Americus
Commercial City Bank
Crawford, Wheatley
State Bank
Ig. Department
Instituton
Wheatley
C.5.s. Horne
Samuel Harrison
Johnn W. Wheatley
Crawford- Wheatley
R. E. McNulty
McNulty
Finsterers
Bagota
Whadtley
Helen Wheatley
Charles Huntington’ Wheatley
Third District Agricultural
Mechanical College
Board of Trustees
Good Samaritan Turns Thief Near Sylvania
A motorist reports a bold theft on the Dixie highway near the Serevan county line in Effingham. A Buick was pushed out of mud by three men and a woman in a new Hudson who then sped off, leaving with no trace as both cars disappeared toward Savannah. The couple continued to Sylvania by hired car and train.
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Sylvania
Griffin
Savannah
South Carolina
Dixie Highway
Serevan
Effingham
Victim of Shooting Expected to Recover in Tritton Ga
A damaged regional note reports a shooting in Tritton Georgia with one victim expected to recover. Me B Underwood is named as the father in law killed, while Ts. Smith, and others, are mentioned with unclear relation. The garbled text references Benton and Oxia and a Saturday or Sunday event with families involved.
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Tritton
Smith
B. Underwood
Wizard of Violins World to Perform in Atlanta Tonight
Renowned virtuoso Fritz Kremler returns to Atlanta for the Civic Concert Series by the Atlanta Music Study Club at Auditorium Armory. Concert starts promptly at 8 20 and closes between numbers. box office sales began Monday with high demand. Only remaining seats on Tuesday sale day.
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Fritz Kremler
Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta Music Study Club
Cable Plano Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation Held As Private Body
Washington January 3 The Florida court ruling that the emergency fleet corporation is not a federal agency but a private corporate body was sustained by the Supreme Court in the James H Strang case. Strang with Henry C Thomas and Leroy W Walter faced charges of acting as government agents in contracts where they had an interest. The indictment had been quashed at the lower court.
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Washington
Dact.Blena
Florida
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Supreme Court
James H. Strang
Duval
Strang
Henry C. Thomas
Leroy W. Walter
General Crowder sails for Havana conference
General Tenoch H. Crowder sails for Havana Cuba by direction of President Wilson to confer with President Menocal on conditions in Cuba the moratorium and financial crisis and the continuing situation affecting U S Cuba relations expected to influence the presidential election and prospects in Cuba
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Washington
Tenoch H. Crowder
Havana
Cuba
Wilson
Menocal
General Crowder
Triasty
White House
United
States
Cube
S. Minnesota
Suit Filed by Georgia Building Concern in Major Damage Case
A Georgia contracting company from Columbus sues Western North Carolina Power Co. for over a million dollars alleging breach of contract. The power firm counters with a similar claim, and proceedings may move to a referee for investigation before a jury verdict. Trial was set to begin in Mecklenburg Superior Court but a motion to refer to a referee interrupted proceedings.
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Charlotte
X. G
Columbus
North Carolina ‘Power Company
Georgia
Soneérn
Mecklenburg
McElroy
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