Forger Andre to Be Returned by Grand Jury
The grand jury returned a true bill yesterday charging Andre with forgery for passing a forged $300 draft on the Neal Loan and Banking Company last fall in Atlanta. New York authorities will be asked to hold him. if they prosecute, he may be sent back to Atlanta. otherwise he will be returned to face the Atlanta jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L.arndre
Atlanta
New York
Fulton County Grand Jury
Andre
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Ératt
Metropolia
Fickerton
Offi~cialis Af
New Loan and Banking Company
Fulton County Srand
Boston
Boston Bankster
Euuh
B. H. Thornton
Joel “Hurt
Charles Barrett
Brehch Lewis
Bridwell Elected President In Atlanta Trades Officers Meet
The semiannual election of officers by the Atlanta Federation of Trades last night at Federation hall produced a harmony filled meeting with rivalries in a few races. J W Bridwell of the Granite Cutters won the presidency, Walter Dean of the Tron Morera became vice president, William Robinson of the Machinists was chosen corresponding secretary, and Thomas N Scales of the Bartenders was elected treasurer. Robert Rocco of the Bookbinders received sergeant at arms as Pat Geann of the Bricklayers, Harci Morgan of the Carpenters, and J R Brown of the Baroque were named to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Federation Hall
Reguar
J. W. Bridwell
Granite Cutter
Walter Dean
Tron Moidera
Wiliam Robinson
Machinists
Thomas N. Scales
Robert Rocco
e-Finance Committee
Pat Qeann
Harci Morgan
Carpenters
J. R. Brown
Booth Tucker Here Today with Famous Street Band
Commander Booth Tucker accompanied by Salvation Army officers and the New York street band arrives in Atlanta from Chattanooga for a morning 6 o clock event and 8 o clock Tabernacle Baptist reception with an address. The party tours the country and will stay with Captain William Andrews. speakers and a parade are planned along with plans for new stations in Meridian, Vicksburg, Huntsville, Anniston and Charleston. Colonel Holtz notes rapid Salvation Army growth in the south and fundraising support including Senator Hanna’s $1,500 and a $65,000 donation for a new headquarters.
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Booth-Tucker
Salvation” Army
New York
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tabernacle Baptist
Booth‘Tucker
Igniow
California
Texas
Emma Booth-Tucker
Calfornia
Willam Andrews
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Edward J. Higgins
Chandier
United States
EB. C. Trumble
John Hanson
Charles Anderson
Newell Lewis
Brenner
Howard Hinkle
Harry Wright
Samuel, Hodges
Troutman
William Marroway
Agnes McKenzie
Tassie
Dorothy Graham
Lewis
Mary Sindock
Carr
Jane Marroway
RB. E. Holtz
South
Salvation Army
Holtz
Kidd
New Orleans
Nashville
Meridian
Vicksburg
Miss
Huntsville
Anniston
Ala
Carolinas
Charleston
Cleveland
Whch
Hanna
Sealskin Cloak Case Takes Atlanta Spotlight
Articles of sealskin seized from a prominent Atlantan and a Montreal origin case highlight law enforcement actions. Officials report thirty eight seals imported by a Maine agent, with twenty six recovered. the owner claimed good faith and faces no guilt, while other seizures await disposition. A church recital and civic notices follow in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Maine
United States
Alanta Bengamorg
Atlanta
Police Matron Defends Tabernacle Home Aid
Short items report that Bohnef eld, a police matron, criticizes the city council for not funding the Tabernacle Home which aids poor women and children, praising its work and noting it has taken in sick and dying women from the barracks. The terse column mentions Laura Brooks, white, arraigned for eating at a Negro restaurant, and several Black men arrested for gambling, assault, or theft, with brief outcomes and notes on local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohnefeld
Council
Baptist
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Home
Laura Brooks
Recorder
Decatur Street
City charter group to discuss extending limits meeting today
The subcommittee of the city charter revision committee will meet at 10 o'clock this morning in the chamber of commerce building to discuss extending city limits. Chairman W S Thomson expects an interesting discussion with points arising from the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
City Bet
Thomson
St 16
Tobacco Trust and Russia Inquiry Report
Unclear fragments describe Ernest Gutchlow of American Tobacco Works in San Francisco and others investigating the tobacco industry for the American Tobacco Company. The report mentions St Petersburg and January contexts with references to Bernard Philips and Hutus Patteramnara.
Dark Eyed Cora Allen Runs Away From Home
Cora Allen, a 16-year-old girl, ran away from home at 2 LY Alvigny Street and was found with a friend in West End. Police say Tom Turner induced her to run away. he was arraigned in recorder's court for enticing. Turner claims innocence and job loss. the recorder warns him to stay away.
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Cora Allen
LY Alvigny
Doyal
Hubbard
West End
Tom Turner
Cora
Turner
Recorder's Court
Imother
Delke
Recorder Broyles
Meg. Allen
Recomer
Courtmartial Case Dismissed on Technicality in Alabama
The Talladega courtmartial involving Corporal Foster Judge Kyle and others was dismissed on a technicality. The appeal was ruled to be in the state's name rather than the individuals who filed the case, ending the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Talladega
Corporal Foster
Kyle
Buntamie Court
Snyder Elevated To First Vice President Of International Bank
The International Banking Corporation of New York elected Valentine P. Snyder as first vice president and acting president. Snyder, president of the Western National Bank, will make New York home office headquarters. The company reports paid in full capital stock of 33 million dollars and surplus of 3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Banking Corporation
New York
International Banking Corporation Today
Valentine P. Snyder
Mr. Snyder
Western National Bank
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Bill
Bridwell
Aon Tour
At. Thabe
BY. Jr
J. E. Maddox
Thachye
Booth
Tucker
Tabernacle Baptist Church
William Andrews
Nigral
Atlanta -Dakuo
Siglativa of
Las
Catae
Canala
Oslock
Trinity Church
Candler
John T. Chapman
Liberty
County
N. J. Norman
R. B. Park
Saat Db
Fitzgerald, Ocmulgee
Red, Bluff
Fitzgerald
Railroad Commission
Registers and
Glenville Railroad
Seaboard Air Line
Hagan
Bruton
Piheora
Glenn
Savannah
Collega
Bayannah
Board OF Education
Echols
Board of Water Commissioners
Harrison
Hillyer
Rapp
Hemphill Station
Mims Yssthroay
Counellman
S Beck
Wvinn
Gises
Key
Longino
Board of County Commissioners
Beck
Atteg
Tom Cooper
ED Brown
Mon
Joé Jones
John Lewis
Robert Persons
Blackstone
Hobo Hollow
Criminal Court
Ernest Hale
Hugh Robinson
Fifth Street
Mewell
Hale
Mr. Robinson
John Skelton
Otftcers
Tibbs
Dobba
Skelton
Newton County
Clarence Moore
Recorders Court
Judge Briles
Wonroe Darnell
Patiens
Tie
Spradlin
Edgar Jordan
Braselton
Jordan
Helen Hoffman
Gus Hoffman
Brunswick
Pulliam Street
Ntem B. L
T. G. Russell
Frank Gans
Thomas J. Gann
Hunnitutt Street
Dallas
Edward W. Kennedy
Presbyterian Hospital
Birmingham
Wi i Bignop
Thos
Laebig Company
Hew Waike Atte
Express
Raselor
Nhon
Fred Garraux
Oakland Cemetery
Henry, Grady
Marietta and
Alexander
Eugene D. Thomas
Aldine Chambers
F. Childress
A. B. Warner
Wiliam Vy. Newman
Robert D. van Dyke
Home
H. B. Parks& Co
Mawson
Hill & McGill
Seeboarn Wright & Son
Rome
J. K. Orr Shoe Company
Arnold Hat Company
Wilmer L. Moore & Co
Inman, Smith & Co
Nonotuck Silk Company
Okin
Craddock, Terry & Co
Virginia
H. Randall
Piteumonia
Courtland Street
Walter H. Jackson
Orlando
Fila Health
Jackson
Corklin Manufacturing Company
Slater
Mies Mary Jaxson
South Pryor Street
and & Brother
Denver
Wenge
Haav
Oauland
Rier
Emaall
Fae
Tae
Siu
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