Crowded Court Joins Acquittal of Ridley in Atlanta
A dramatic acquittal ended a lengthy case against Dr Ridley as hundreds filled the courtroom. Mrs Hamilton testified in vivid detail about an afternoon incident near the Central Baptist Church site, while Ridley denied improper conduct and urged the judge to dismiss. The verdict drew a loud, celebratory salute from the crowd.
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Ridley
George E. Johnson
Gordon N. Hurter
Atlanta Versua C. A. Ridley
Johnson
Hamilton
Whitehall
Central ‘Baptist
Ridlay
Sean
JF. Turner
Treat
Highland Areaus
Harmiston
Text of Wilsons Note on Armenia
The note argues for a public solemn pledge among great powers to not attack Russia or tolerate invasions, framing such an accord as essential for pacification on the Russian border. It suggests the league council powers support the president and directs Mormenthan to begin immediate mediation.
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Council of the League
Wilson
Shemeel
Ent
Morimenthau
Ha Feela
Great Russia
Aussia
Russia
Mormenthan
Bond Issue Campaign Garners Support From Local Bodies
Continued from first page the campaign to aid a city bond issue gains backing from chamber of commerce and allied groups in Atlanta. Walter Caraway of the Atlanta Federation of Trades hints at a cautious approach pending action, while Lee Ashcraft of the Chamber and W C Barkwell of Kiwanis align with the effort. A meeting of the colored Public School Teachers group urged support with assurances that proceeds benefit all, noting strong black voter potential in Atlanta. Taxpayers across sexes indicate willingness to pay taxes in full.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ee Walter ©. Caraway
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Simlar
Lee Ashcraft
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Barkwell
Kiwanis Club
Nextoen
T. Harper
Association
Atlanta
Debate Over Bond Allocation For City Projects
Saturday session outlines $8,500,000 in bonds with $4,000,000 for schools and $2,800,000 for water system reconstruction. Sewer improvements get $1,260,000 and a $750,000 viaduct project links Spring Street to Madison Avenue. Voting requires two thirds in favor and a majority of registered voters. A special board meeting Tuesday at 8 pm will detail school distribution. A large rally is planned at the Auditorium with Mayor Key set to speak.
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Jschoola
Spring Street
Madison Avenue
Terminal Station
Board of Education
Key
End of Irish Terror Continues Amid Ambushes
A Dublin Castle summary notes Ireland faces ongoing terror from extremists amid a week of serious ambushes. A Tippel attack defeated with few casualties and a Clare incident left six police dead or wounded, while authorities press to quell violence across the martial law area.
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Ireland
Crown
Dublin Castle
Tippel
County Clare
Crowds Cheer Martens Sails as Soviet Ambassador Departures
The article notes cheering crowds as Martens sails aboard the Stockholm after a two year diplomatic standoff. It reports Moscow’s ambassador expressing no satisfaction in leaving the country but expecting to return, while the Stockholm heads to Gothenburg and on to Libau before overland travel to Moscow.
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Ei Ag Aei
United States
Soviet Russia
America
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Sweden
Libau
Latvian Republic
Moscow
Senator France accuses Britain of blocking Russia trade
In a Senate debate, Senator France of Maryland charges that Britain steers Russian trade while U S policy blocks it. He claims British merchants monopolize the Russian market and argues for friendlier relations with Russia to counter future U S Japan conflict.
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Washington
France
Maryland
Senate
Russia
Wah
King
Utah
Martens
United States
Japan
Mustapha Kemal Gains Moves in Baghdad Rail Line
Mustapha Kemal has sent an emissary to the Greek general atorf with notification that he has occupied a number of posts along the Baghdad railway.
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Mustapha Kemal
Athens
Mustapho
Kemal
Atorf
Bagdad
Piez Defends Fleet Board as War Shipping Costs Scrutinized
Washington hearings focus on the Emergency Fleet Corporation operations after war contract cancellations. Charles Piez of Chicago refutes charges against construction division led by Martin Gillen and denies Schwab compensation for personal expenses. The testimony covers ship production, management claims, and the legitimacy of wartime expenditures.
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Washington
Whrine
Shipping Board
Charies Piez
Chicago
Emergency Fleet Corporation
House
Piez
Martin J. @illen
Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Fleet Corporation
Piez Hat
Walsh
Plez
New York
BE. H. Abadie
The
Gillen
Blez
Marchant- Marine
Emergency Float Corporation
War Construction Payroll Notes Spark Worker Debate
A fragmented report notes payroll aspects amid war construction, mentioning merchandise and shipments that grew stale in private yards. The statement hints at padding and petty honesty, suggesting limited widespread misdeeds beyond routine private entrole.
Former Officer In Army Will Be Tried This Week
Ogg, a former Army lieutenant stationed at Camp Gordon, was indicted for sending obscene letters by mail over more than a year. Federal investigators say his letters to Miss Evelyn Robertson, later Mrs J M Lyle, sparked a sensational case. A warrant for his arrest was issued Friday and trial is slated before Judge W S Grubb later this week.
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Gist
Oge
Camp Gordon
Federal Grand Jury
Hy Post Office
United States Court For
W. S. Grubb
Oxe
Evelyn Robertson
HE. W., Robertson
National Loan and Exchange Bank
Columbia
8.C
J. M. Lyle
A. EB. Gonzales
Ogg
Miss Robertson
Robertson
Oggard
Sugar Men Seek Aid From Mexican Government
Sugar interests in Mexico have appealed to the Mexican government for aid to prevent further losses caused by market fluctuations, according to dispatches received in San Antonio Texas dated January 22.
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San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
California Issue Sparks Diplomatic Debate at University Club
New York January 22 The California anti alien land law sparks a broader debate as Americas ambassador to Japan Roland Morris warns Tokyo that classifying aliens by citizenship eligibility could threaten property and personal rights. He notes Japan objects to unequal rights for Japanese nationals and emphasizes treaty limits on immigration.
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New York
California
University Club
Rolang & Morris
Amerleyan
Japan
Morris
Baron Shidehara
United States
America
Orient
T. Ha
Kansas City Officer Kills Atlanta Man in City
Ernest Sinclair of Atlanta was shot and killed by Ed Boyle a Kansas City detective after Sinclair and a companion named Marty Campbell were arrested. Campbell claimed to be a showman from Texas and Sinclair allegedly swindled several people at a railroad station as Boyle called for a patrol wagon. The name Sinclair did not appear in the latest directory or telephone book.
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Kansas City
Ernest Sinclair
Atinite
Ed Boyle
Sinclair
Marty Campbell
Texas
Boyle
Campball
Sinclair With A Companion, Had ‘Swindled A Number of Persons At A Rails Road
Ee Erneat Sinclair
Prohibition raid ambush kills deputy in Alabama
Florence Alabama January 22 deputy prohibition officer Don Stevenson of Tuscumbia was killed and Hd Highfield of Tus cumbia and Andrew McPeters of Florence were wounded by Jake Smith and Hamp Kirby during a raiding operation on the Tennessee river near locks 4 and 5. Kirby and Smith along with a youth Hamed Fuller were arrested on Cunningham Island. State officer N Ly Pierce left Birmingham to take charge. The ambush occurred after officers talked with Smith and Kirby and shook hands before being fired upon from logs, with Romine leading the raiders earlier having captured two stills on an island.
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Wmlorence
Ala
Don Stevenson
Tuscumbia
Hd Highfield
Andrew McPeters
Flornce
Jake Smith
Hamp Kirby
Colbert County
Tennessee” River
Birmingham
W. A. Romine
Florence
Smith
Kirby
Stevenson
Highfield
McPeters
Hill
Nilernte Plant
No. 2
Sheffield
Sid Kirby
Romine
Stefvenson
Harris Pleased by Harding Message Says South Safe
Washington January 22 Senator William J Harris praised President elect Hardings message in Atlanta and said he was not surprised. He noted the south has nothing to fear from Hardings administration and that the president is broadminded beyond sectional interests.
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James A. Rollomon
Washington
Harding
Atlanta
William J. Harris
Rding
Georizia
South
Nature's Paint in the Face by Stuart's Calcium Waters
An advertisement claims calcium in the blood gives a natural flush to the cheeks. It touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as the main agent for skin repair, replacing pimples and clogged pores with renewed, firmer tissue. The copy urges readers to obtain the product from drug stores for 60 cents a box.
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Stuart
Nature
60 Captured in the Heart of the City
Stewart P. Hatton and Bryan & Hatton Co-Presidents promote Bryan Hatton Business College which has enrolled 60 new students since January 3, boosting total enrollment. Life scholarship of 50 dollars offered. Classes run morning, afternoon, and night at Corner Bread and Hunter, Atlanta, Georgia. Phone Ivy R787.
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Stewart P. Hatton
Bryan & Hatton
Bryan-Hatton
Nesa College
Onca
Ivy
Atlanta
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