Air Navigators Ready to Fly in Record Attempts
Los Angeles hosts Glenn Curtiss Louis Paulhan and rivals as Curtiss aims to lower speed and altitude marks. Paulhan disputes Latham’s height and speed records. Harmon and other Curtiss biplanes prepare for trials amid favorable forecasts. Shackleton plans another Antarctic expedition after nearing the South Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Curtiss
Louis Paulhan
Los Angeles
Pauls
Tyrers
Miscarel
Maisson
Uwe Bieriot
Lito Farman
Tomopnan
Witlard
Haotten
Curttan
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
Kansas City
Cordas
Paulhan
de LaGrange
Alfred Harmon
New York
Edmund Cleary
Latham
Voises
Shackelton
Herlin
A. H. Shackelton
South Pole
Judge Roan's Court Begins Session Today
The Criminal Division of Fulton County Superior Court opens this morning with Judge L. S. Roan presiding. The grand jury met last week and returned several true bills and indictments. A docket will be addressed, mainly minor felonies, with some cases of greater importance to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County Superior Court
L. S. Roan
Seaslon
Persian style brooches in varied semiprecious gems
Charles W. Crankshaw describes quaint Persian effects in brooches and neckpieces. He notes fage diamonds and Barbary design influences, facial pearls, a triple pearl edge, and infinite variety from different stone combinations. He signs from 1¢ Whitehall Street.
Atlanta pastors speak on stockade question
The stockade issue dominates local concern as two prominent Atlanta ministers Dr Len G Broughton and Dr A R Holderby address services. They urge justice and humane treatment, condemn brutal punishments, and call for new leadership and a humane regime at the city stockade, insisting clergy must speak out against cruelty while supporting reform and proper enforcement of laws.
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Atlanta
Len G .Broughton
A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Broughton
de. Holderbr
Russia
Atlante
Philharmonic Orchestra Delights Large Atlanta Audience
The Philharmonic Orchestra of the Atlanta Musical Association gave its second Grand concert to a larger crowd, showcasing earnest, ambitious performance. Howard A. Werner soloed with pieces from Elijah and Mariani, while William Whitney Hubner conducted a varied program including Rubinstein’s wedding procession, Delibes dances, Tchaikovsky songs, Beethoven and the William Tell overture.
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Philharmonic Orchestra
Atlanta Musical Association
the Grand
Orchester
Feramois
Scarfa
Delibes
Tschalkowsky
William Whitney Hubner
Howard A. Werner
Hia Pinnhers
Elijah
Mariani
Fiske and Flake Tangle in Atlanta Theatres
Mrs Fiske appears on a combined route with Klaw and Erlanger in Atlanta. Flake and Belasco arrangement ties Fiske to Shubert houses and Klaw Er langer. Cecil Spooner in Little Terror earns strong notices while Miss Edna May Spooner and company head to Brooklyn for Corsé Payton hours. Millicent Evans and Lillian Russell noted as crowd pleasers. Rusty-stage conditions and a 2000 dollar matting setup for RoundyOp show. Geissler returns to Atlanta to guide Rhoda Royal circus through Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Spooner
New York
Philadelphia
Edna May Spooner
New Orleans
Brooklyn
Corsé Payton
Mina Spooner
Oftis Harlan
Orpheum
Fred Geigsler
Seaboard
Atlanta
Rhoda Royal Circus
Richmond
Mr. Geissler
Rhoda Royal
Lakewood cemetery plan resurfaces at city council
Council will consider a substitute resolution to set aside one hundred acres of Lakewood for a cemetery while leaving three hundred acres for park use. The move reignites a three year dispute after opponents warned cemetery plans would ruin park land and homes on the south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Enalti
Chambere
Cofield
Lakewood Park
Connell
South Side
Ray
Lalewood
Busy Week Ahead for 1920 Council Members
The new council will meet this week as committees plan daily sessions to prepare the January apportionment sheet for council next Monday. Each department asks for more funds and the revenue shortfall looms. Streets committee faces many papers after a flood of resolutions and ordinances from the first meeting on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steat
Billposters Meet at Aragon Today
The Siliposters Association of the Southeast states meets at the Majestic hotel at 8 o'clock this morning to review membership applications and conduct business. The eight directors include 5. Van Buren as president, Frank Powers of Macon as vice president, Charles P. Collinus of Jackson Tennessee, Janes J. Burbridge of Jacksonville, and EM Hortna of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siliposters Association
Southeastern States
Majestic Hotel
Van‘Buren
Frank Powers
Macon
Charles P. Collinus
Jackson
Tenn
Secretar Janes J. Burbridge
Jacksonville
EM Hortna
Missing heiress Roberta de Janon puzzles Philadelphia
Philadelphia January 9 seventeen year old heiress Roberta de Janon and waiter Ferdinand Cohen vanished from the Bellevus Stratford hotel seven days ago. Despite reports of a possible find relatives still seek clues. Police scouring town say out of town tips exhausted and theory now places them concealed within the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Robert. de Janck
Werdinand
Cohén
Bellevus-Stratford
Fragmentary Names and Actions Described in Local Item
A distorted account lists names including Marcelle Wayes and Knote among women and nineteen men, with a garbled scene mentioning hairpins and a person attempting to fetch something from her head, ending with the name Robert Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelle Wayes
Robert Moran
Red Cross Announces Cherry Relief Plan for Mine Sufferers
Ernest P. Ficknell and Duncan McDonald outline a permanent relief plan after a Cherry tragedy. Disbursements total $112,800 with weekly grants averaging $5.78 per dependent, varying by number of children. About $746,000 is available for relief. proposal calls for $400,000 to be placed with trustees to support dependents until self-sufficiency returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry
Ernest P. Ficknell
American Red Cross
Duncan McDonald
United Mine Workers of Mines
Cherry Aince
Red Cross
Tribute to Ferrer by Emma Goldman in Cleveland
Emma Goldman spoke twice at Dythian Temple amid a police wary climate. Her lecture on Francesco Ferrer and the Modern School drew sharp reactions, noting Ferrer’s death and the church’s persistence. Knights of Columbus directors arrive for two-day session, to be received by President Taft at the White House.
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Mabelle Adams
Orpheum
Cleveland
Emma God
Man
Detroit
Dythian
Temple Hal
Francesco Perrer
Parrer
Churchett
Knights of Columbus
Washington
The
Taft
White House
Mortuary notices from Jackson Georgia and nearby areas
Miss Pearl Dickison of Fincherville district dies at home. funeral held. John B. Reynolds, 34, dies at 35 Abbott Street. survivors include wife, siblings in Georgia and North Carolina. funeral pending. Raymond Mapp, 2, dies at Decatur residence. funeral at 5 pm with interment in Decatur. William J. Simmons funeral at Harry G Poole’s chapel. body to West View. Cordie Pate, 28, dies at private sanitarium. funeral 10 am at Greenberg Bond & Bloomfield chapel. interment Greenwood, Georgia. Partridge death at private sanitarium. funeral at residence 425 Fulham Street. pallbearers named. Ben C. Bridges, 41, dies in Milledgeville. services at Patterson's Chapel. interment West View. Mrs P. Cody, 45, dies at private sanitarium. body at Harry G Poole's chapel. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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John 8. Reynolds
John B. Reynolds
Abbott Street
J. M. Reynolds
Fulton County
T. PB. Reynolds
Lithonia
George Hamilton
Charlotte
N. C
William Baker
Westminster SC
William J. Simmons
Harry G. Poole
West View
Cordie Pate
Wyman Street
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Greenwood
Sarasa. Rerchage
Lewin F. Partridge
Durruse
W. J. Partridge
J. W.terrell
EB. Jeb
Bessie
Partridge
H. T. Smith
Fulham Divest
H. T Hutt
Swinney
J. Py Nanby
W. Ey Elem
Ben C. Bridges
Ben C
Milledgeville
the Bisse
Eula
Mattie
Mary Bridges
Powell
Sims Bridges
Patterson
Chanel
P. Cody
Harry 'G.' Poole
Lillian Russell at Grand in The First Night Farce
Lillian Russell appears at the Grand Wednesday and Thursday in The First Night a farce about a composer hiding a love affair with a singer The strong cast includes Digby Bell Julius Mevicker and Sydney Booth plus Saldee Williams and Millicent Evans The week features Salvation Nell at the Grand and Cecil Spooner in The Little Terror at the Lyric with praise from Norfolk Ledger Dispatch. Orpheum vaudeville promises top talents and a packed bill with The Unexpected Alf Grant Paul Durang trio Veroni Verdi and others at the Bijou and Wells system anniversary notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Russell
George W. Hobart
Fair Lillian
Miss Russell
Lilian
Digby Bell
Julius Mevicker
Albert Andruss
Sydney Booth
George FE
Mad Ben Turbett
Susanne Weatford
Millicent Evans
Leonora Oakford
Saldee Williams
Lyric
Cecil Spoone
Norfolk
Wa J Ledger-Dispate
Cecil Spooner
Miss Spooner
Granby Theater
Florence
Hal Davis
Inez McCauley
Hapneo
Hugh Cardoza
Davia
McCauley
Alf Grant
Alf
Paul Durang
Ings
Wilson
Veroni Verdi
Steele
Carr
Apdale
Miss Higgins Heads Army of Social Workers
Miss Alired Higgins of Boston leads a national wave of organized charity work as she prepares to speak in the city for Associated Charities. The Boston unit funds 16 districts with 80 volunteers aiding 7,082 families last year, while its confidential information bureau logged 63,698 reports from 235 agencies and 279 individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alired Higgins
Boston
Associated Charities
Jedds
Charity and
Miss Higgins
Associated Charities of
Hoston
Fire destroys crate factory near Rome on outskirts
A crate factory belonging to King Manufacturing Company on the city outskirts near the Quocer Duck mills burned early today. The loss is estimated at 20,000 dollars and is covered by insurance.
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Rome
King Manufacturing Company
Qucor
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Snat Curtiss
Harmon
Cordea
Lary Curtiss
Muller
Ehelms
Firetile Renovating Co
Charles W. Crankshaw
Whitehall Street
Emoto Lottar
Georgia
Pelters
Philharmonic
Mrs. Fiske
Fitch
Auitt Tsing
Fiske
Cor Nim
Giffen Stock Company
Blue Mouse
Lillian Russel
Perenni Favorlica
Mina
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Aragon
Roberta DE Janon
Ferrer
Emma Goldman
Pearl Dickison
Peeel Dickison
Mra
W. H. Dickison
Fincherville
Raymond Mapp
W. W. Mapp
Germania Avenue
Decatur
Sarah A. Partridge
Bret
Nell Sanders
Bijou
Tremaing
Reed and
Marlowe
Billy Franklin
Allen
Kenia
Arthur Barr
Blion
Tull
Aca
Bill
Wells
Jake Wells
United States
Kennesaw Mountain
Frank E, Block Co
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