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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1921
Page
14
Cleveland July 5 juror panel for Eva Catherine Kaber murder case narrows with women excused by defense. Judge Bernon probes panel while state and defense spar over peremptory challenges. Court expects jury completion tomorrow as testimony may begin.
Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy speaks at GN I college auditorium Milledgeville Ga July 6 praising Woodrow Wilson and the league of nations. He lauds navy WWI achievements and commends women for winning the vote predicting they will do great things.
Broxton Georgia July 5 Special Pate Adams a farmer was shot to death before two of his small sons and two neighbors as W M Wooten claimed the quarrel grew from long standing ill will After Adams died a boy seized the dying man s shotgun and fired at the alleged slayer Wooten fled to Sheriff Tanner after shooting Adams in the head and body with a revolver and four follow up shots
Sterling silver enhances the table as a lasting delight and utility. Many husbands buy small silver pieces for birthdays Christmas and anniversaries. Some purchase a goblet or other item each month from the cherished silver line.
A report from the Georgia American Legion convention notes a race for state commander with Augusta and Gainesville contenders. South Georgia factions solidified backing while James Fort Americus and Ed gar Dunlap Gainesville appear strong. An auxiliary organization formed, and social events include a riverfront performance of H M S Pinafore.
Senator Lodge's resolution calling for a three week summer holiday beginning next Saturday was defeated 28 to 44 with Republicans and Democrats united against it to protest delaying aid to farmers and pending tax and tariff legislation. Senators Norris and Simmons led opposition while La Follette and Fletcher protested the holiday, noting the president's demand for farm relief and tax reform. Leaderless dissension among Republicans surfaced as the party plans new adjournment efforts after July Fourth, amid farm aid and export bill debates.
In a fractured scene the majority party debates policy with Democrats in a shrinking minority criticizing Republican inaction on tariff and tax issues. Publicans acknowledge accountability as campaign rhetoric meets political reality and the public awaits forthcoming electoral tests.
Army field kitchens served lunch as Benning units staged a two hour battle demonstration with infantry machine guns artillery tanks balloons and planes. The event let yesterday soldiers see today’s forces in action in France battle scenes. The convention’s second day featured committee reports on resolutions constitutional amendments and an address by Colonel Paul E Malone of Camp Benning. A proposed amendment to appoint the state adjutant by the state commander passed only narrowly along with another on executive committee confirmation. Women’s wartime service was honored by Colonel Marfone. Three Columbia men Walter A Richards Milton Long and a We Milner received the Distinguished Service Cross from Gen W H Gordon. Thomas W Miller will address tomorrow. Athens and Augusta eyed next convention sites. The convention approved cutting the adjutant salary from 3000 to 100 annually despite opposition by State Commander A L Henson. J G C Bloodworth of Atlanta indicated he would not seek re election as adjutant.
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