Amusement Directory Theaters and Screen Features
Amusement listings for Lyzie Keith Xeon Howard Metropolitan Tudor Rialto Criterion Forsyth Strand Vaudette Bavoy Alps theaters show current week programs. Notable items include Too Much Speed at Howard with Wallace Bell Agnes Ayers and Theodore Roberts, and Constance Talmadge in Lessons in Love at Criterion. Other houses feature Marjorie Day Bob Hamppton Uncharted Channels Isobel and Beyond the Trail with various stars.
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Lyzie Theater
Keith
Xeon's Grand
Vaudeville
Howard Theater
Wallace
Paramount
Wallace Bell
Agnes Ayers
Theodore Roberts
Howard
Byron Morgan
Saturday Evening Post
George M. Cohan
Mary
Metropolitan Theater
Marjorie Day
Bob Hamppton
Flacer
Tudor Theater
Hi. B. Warner
Rialto
House Peters
Isobel
Criterion Theater
Constance | Talmadge
Vaudette
Thure
Zeeva Keefe
Bavoy
Talmadge
Tom Landschl
Constance
Lessons in Love at Criterion with Constance Talmadge
Constance Talmadge stars in Lessons in Love at the Criterion with Kenneth Harlan as the male lead. The comedy centers on a housemaid ruse used by the actress to foil two elderly suitors and a young western man. The review notes the film mirrors the western epic Bob Hampton of Placer and mentions the Metropolitan Theatre engagement.
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Criterion
Constance Talmadge
Constance
Kenneth Harlan
Metropol
Bob Hampton
Placer
Marshall Neflan
Montana
Rob Hampton
Metropolitan
Marshall Neilan
Randall Parrish
Metropolitan Orchestra
Kineto
Confesses To Theft From Automobile At City Auditorium
Patrolman W H Dodd arrested a man near the city auditorium after a theft from an automobile parked outside the drugs and rubries exhibit. The prisoner, who gave the name I Hembrey, confessed to taking a tire inner tube and rim. Trial is set in police court for Wednesday at 9 o clock, and owners of vehicles missing similar articles Tuesday night are urged to appear at the police station to prosecute.
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City Auditorium
W. H. Dodd
1 Hembrey
Auch
Dance Mad New York Shocks Zion Deaconesses Report
Two Zion deaconesses, Misa Schelhorn and Miss Buhmann, return from five months in New York. They denounce city pleasures and dancing, claim church members also dance, and report selling 12 550 Zion Utterators during their stay. They plan another effort after Zion's annual feast of tabernacles.
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Zion U1
New York
Chicago
Zion
Misa Schelhorn
Buh- Mann
Quake Reunites Florida Couple After Long Separation
Charles J Menne and Ellar Menné were remarried in Miami on Tuesday after being separated since the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The couple, once divorced, were reunited in front of their granddaughter as they resumed their marriage in Florida.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Charles J Menne
Ellar Menné
San Francisco
California
A W Turner Arrested After Bridge Crash
A W Turner of 156 Whitehall street was arrested for driving a car while intoxicated after his vehicle struck a bridge routing near the stockyards on Marietta street. Officers Burks and Taylor found whisky inside the car. Turner sustained minor facial and bodily bruises. his car narrowly avoided a rail collapse 1000 feet below.
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Marietta Street
A. W. Turner
Whitehall Street
Coliicemen Burks and Taylor
Turner
Bishop Reese Urges Lynching End in Georgia
Rome Georgia July Special Bishop Frederick PF Reese of Georgia Episcopal Church urged Kiwanis members to end lynching now and forever. He said mob violence strikes at Georgia's dignity and sovereignty, endorsed Governor Dorsey's pamphlet, and called for a better white attitude toward Negroes through education and counsel, stressing immediate change.
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Rome
Frederick PF. Reese
Episcopal Church of
Kiwanis Club
Georgia
Reese
Dorsey
Maid and Cashier Die in Hotel Fire
Good Ground New York July 5 A hotel fire at the Canoe Place Inn traps guests in their rooms. Florence Whittington maid and Richard Heineman cashier die in the blaze. Ming Whittington appeared at a window as the fire raged and fainted from smoke. The inn, tied to John L Sullivan training, burns in a historic era setting.
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Canoe Place Inn
John L. Sullivan
Corbett
Florence Whittington
Richard Heineman
Ming Whittington
State witness hits theory of murder in Corunna trial
In Corunna Michigan on July 5 testimony contradicted the prosecution theory that Lucy Wittum was poisoned after a head blow. State witness Mabel Merchant 16 and others described a mark on her forehead torn clothing and a suggestion of a struggle. Witnesses said Wittum had been despondent and that carbolic acid gas was bought for an automobile from Durand druggist Paul Baldwin.
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Corunna
Mich
Lucy Wittum
Mabel Merchant
Forrest Higgins
Miss Wittum
Miss Merchant
Erma Willium
Lucy
Higgins
Rotarians pay respects at Unknown Soldier grave
More than 500 Rotary delegates and wives visited the Unknown Soldier grave in Place de l Etoile Paris. Crawford McCullough of Fort William Ontario, president of the International Rotary, laid a wreath and gave a brief address praising service to humanity. Women scattered flowers, then the group met Marshal Joffre at the Ecole Militaire before a Paris city reception.
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Paris
Rotary Club
Etoile
Crawford McCullough
Fort William
Ontario
International Rotarian Organization
McCullough
Paily
Marshal Joffre
Ecole Militaire
Peace Proclamation Topic Discussed by Hughes and Harding
Secretary Hughes conferred with President Harding on returning from Raritan New Jersey where he had spent the weekend. It was not announced what was discussed but a proclamation supplementing the congressional war end may be considered. An attorney general opinion may be sought on the necessity to issue such a proclamation to protect the government against war related claims or to terminate wartime legislation.
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Washington
Hughes
Harding
Raritan
N. J
Germany
Austria
Anti-Saloon League tallies wet parade crowd on Fifth Avenue
The Anti Saloon League announced it counted the Fifth Avenue wet holiday parade with adders and counting devices, finding 14 922 in line including 922 pandlmen and 24 policemen. It notified United States Senators Wadsworth and Calder that over one hundred thousand good citizens would back them against the Volstead act. Pledges to march reached 202 670.
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New York
Prohibition
Anti Saloon League
Fifth Avenue
United States
Wadsworth and Calder
Hardings Return To Washington After Raritan Visit
Washington and Mrs Harding returned to the capital by 2 pm from a weekend at Raritan New Jersey. They immediately went to the White House after leaving Bound Brook station at 847 pm standard time. The president and his party traveled in a chair car on a regular train, ending a holiday vacation at Frelinghuysen's home.
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Washington
Harding
Raritan
N. J
White House
Dent
Judge Humphries to Visit East with Daughter Anice
Judge John D. Humphries and his daughter Anice Humphries who recently graduated from Cox College will depart Wednesday for a trip through the east. They will stop in Boston as guests of friends and also visit Washington New York and Philadelphia.
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John D. Humphries
Anice Humphries
Cox College
East
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Work Begins on Peanut Plant in Savannah Georgia
Work has begun on the new Columbia Peanut company plant in Savannah. The Norfolk Va based firm operates peanut product factories in a dozen cities. The Savannah plant will employ a large force of operatives and consume a great quantity of peanuts.
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Savannah
Columbia Peanut Company
Norfolk
Frear Attacks Tariff Bill In Minority Report
Representative Frear of Wisconsin, a Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, brands the dye schedule a high handed monopoly grant and denounces duties as indefensible. He argues the bill violates party pledges by keeping rates too high and enabling trusts, cites the dye industry, licensing arbitrariness, and provisions harming consumers while aiding monopolies.
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Washington
Representative Frear
Wisconsin
House
Was and Means Committee
Frear
Tariff Commission
Francis P Garvan
Allen Property
Garvan
Cement Trust
By & Glass
Aluminum Trust
Two Honor Men at U S Prison Sought by Guards
J R Williams and B Isaac, labeled honor prisoners at a federal honor farm, escaped Tuesday night and have not been captured. Williams, 34, 5 ft 11 in, blue eyes, chestnut hair, farmer from Alabama, sentenced to a year and one day for violation of the national prohibition act. Isaac, 37, 6 ft 12 1/2 in, dark complexion, farmer from Alabama, same sentence. Authorities believe they fled together after establishing friendship. Descriptions issued by prison officials shortly after 7 p.m.
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J R. Williams
Isaac
Tasnac
Hickory
N. C
Williams
Alabams
Jaster
Ala
Peach Crop to Produce 8500 Carloads This Season
Concord Georgia July reports estimate the peach harvest will reach about 8,500 carloads with 500 crates per car and three pecks per crate. Peach sales in northern markets bring around $2,000 per carload as demand grows and canneries turn imperfect fruit into profit. Growers say there are not enough trees to meet demand and orchards are being secured in advance to expand supply.
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Concord
Woodmen of World Meeting Highlights In New York
W A Fraser of Omaha sovereign commander describes obstacles to reform and measures to combat opposing factions. He notes past rate adequacy efforts since 1901 and a 1919 solvency rise, urges reorganizing the uniform rank, and proposes monuments in France along with homes and a sanitarium for members.
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New York
W. A. Frasery
Omaha
Woodmen of the World
Fia Annual
Woodmen's
Lera
Fraser
France
Work of experts seen in looting post office safe
Dublin Georgia July 5 Special A clean sweep of money stamps and record books was made late last night by robbers who blew the safe at Dexter post office. Postmaster H J Kinfe said exact totals are unavailable as records were taken. Investigating officers have found no clues. Authorities believe skilled cracksmen committed the robbery.
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Dublin
Dexter
H. J. Kinfe
Pippin Is Chosen To Head Carriers At Savannah Meet
Savannah Ga July 5 By a rising vote at the closing session of the eighteenth annual Georgia Rural Carriers association meeting Atlanta was selected as the 1923 meeting place for July 4 and 5. George T Pippin of Roan Oak was elected president with W B Woode Dawson as vice president J B Todd Vidalia sergeant at arms L O Kickliter Glennville editor of the Tri Weekly Constitution s R F D department Keown of Rome was reelected secretary and treasurer after declaring he preferred another carrier hold the post for thirteen years.
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Savannah
Spe
Georgia Rural Carriers Association
Atlanta
George T. Pippin
Roan Oak
W. B. Woode
Dawson
J B. Todd
Vidalia
L O. Kickliter
Glennville
Constitution
Wife of farmer commits death by hanging self
Rome Georgia July 5 Special The body of Mrs Emma Ware wife of a well known farmer was found hanging from a rafter in an out house on the Alabama road near the city Cause appeared to be strangulation and death resulted from despondency due to continued illness The body was suspended by a string torn from a flour sack tied about her neck
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Rome
Emma Ware
Alabama Road
Warete
Gas and Electric Plant Fire Threatens Bristol Power
Fire at the Bristol Gas and Electric plant in Bristol City Tennessee July 5 at 10 pm endangered the town's gas and electric supply. Crews fought to protect a large gas tank as flames spread, risking total darkness for the city.
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GAS and Electric
Bristol City
Bristol
Tenn Va
Bristol Gas and Electric Company
Black farmer captured after public safety incident in Carolina
Greenwood South Carolina July. Dr Lawton C Lipscomb prominent farmer at Ninety Six home pursued after a dispute over mule mistreatment by Pink Griffin. Black person fled after shooting and serious incident. Captured near the scene by a posse of six citizens and turned over to officers. Crowd forced sheriff to move the prisoner to another county for safety.
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Greenwood
S C
Pink Griffin
Lawton C. Lipscomb
Ninety Six
Griffin
Admits Killing Girl to Silence Screams
Springfield, July 5. Ed Mundy, 32, confessed to killing Beatrice Kincaid ten year old daughter of farmer James Kincaid near Winchcarter St Sunday night. Mundy says he choked the girl and placed her body in a water trough after she screamed during the assault.
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Springfield
Beatrice Kincaid
James Kincaid
Winchcarter
Ed Mundy
Mundy
Striking Pressmen Return to Work in Montreal
Three hundred pressmen, who went on strike for higher wages, returned to work in Montreal on July 5 under the old contract after advice from George L. Berry, international president of the union. He warned that continuing the strike would be a serious mistake given current industrial conditions.
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Montreal
George L. Berry
Solicitor Chambers Currents and Young Case Debated in Georgia Court
A Fulton county judge discusses charging the solicitor general and recounts Art Young's two year federal sentence and a parallel local case. The narrative covers grand jury options, reimbursements for transport costs, and criticism of federal prosecutors and State officials in the ongoing disputes.
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United States Court
Fed‘eral
Bulton ‘County
Agreung
Young
Georgia
Art Young
Chambers
John D Humphries
Superior Court of
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Humphries
Police Commission
Solicitor-General
Prand Jury
Fumphries
Dorsey
Hardwick
Boykin
Charren
Swifty Kane
Mark Tillery
East Lake City
Utah
Federal District Court
Yurkin
Bertonaldosn
State of Georgia
Tab
Atlanta
United States District Attorney's Office
Federal
Bir
Toughason
John
Bert Donaldson
Donaplna
Tillery
Witty
Yam
Hanisvtek
Cosa
Cmes
Bill Tony
Jom
Judge Humphries Responds to Boykin Prosecution Questions
The judge rejects special prosecutions against Solicitor General Boykin, stating no case should target an individual. He explains court procedure for grand jury action and potential pro tem appointments, urging adherence to state law and avoiding political bias.
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Cage
Jal
Jude
Wincett
Grand Jury
Geteral
Tiny Minke
Bir
Solicitor-General
Coneral
Graud
John D. Humphrids
C D Montgomery
Humphries
F. J. Cooledge
James L. Dickey
Y W Norman
W S Parr
J. L Coogler
O T Perherson
W C Stradley
J. J. Goodrum
F Winecoff
J T Pope
W M Hutchinson
C. W Hatcher
Thomas C Miller
J A Magsey
T C Whitner
W O M Mitchell
J B Coleman
Brown
Boykin
Hestra
Chambers
Pay Cut Refused by Big Four Rail Brotherhoods
About fifteen hundred delegates from the Big Four Brotherhoods gathered to discuss a 12 per cent wage cut ordered by the labor board. A referendum was decided to seek solution, under a committee led by Lb. M Jewell, with representation from clerks, conductors, telegraphers, and train workers. The conference listed numerous unions, signaling broad industry debate over the wage reduction.
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I- 18
Committee of Tive
Lb. M Jewell
American Federation of Heador
E. H. Fitzgerald
The
Brotherhood of
Railway and Steamship Clerks
Lee Sheppard
Order of Railway Conductors
E. J. Manion
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Timothy Shea
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tinlane
Rail labor leaders map limited action plan across unions
Brotherhoods across railroad labor federations including Brotherhood of Boilermakers and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers coordinate under AFL leadership. Chiefs and chairmen of 16 unions confer after guidance from Locomotive Engineers and other grands, then set a 48 hour clock to finalize their course.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
The
Switchmen's Union of North America
Curtain Dropping on Duel of Death
Fenley despite injuries rose from his chair under gunfire from Bancroft, retrieved a pistol in his room and killed his attacker. Bancroft’s family could not be reached for comment. Interment followed services at 127 McMillan Street and North View Cemetery. Bancroft is survived by wife, two sons George and Herman, and sister Mrs Hicks.
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Fenley
Bancroft
Othara
Undertaking Establishment
Awtry & Lowndes
North View
McMillan Street
George Bancroft
Atlanta
Herman Bancroft
York
MP. Hicks
Pellagra Crisis Prompts Relief Offer From Jasper Firm
Reports from the American Compounding Company in Jasper Alabama warn Pellagra is rising again with thousands suffering severe symptoms including throat infection unable to eat swollen feet inflamed hands and arms and mental effects. The firm offers a free booklet and literature promising relief and health restoration.
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Jasper
Ala
American Compounding Company
Rox
Jasner
Bon-Opto eye bath promised to sharpen vision
An advertisement urges readers with dim vision or eye irritation to dissolve a Bon-Opto tablet in water and use as an eye bath two to four times daily. It claims stronger eyes, clearer vision, and relief, noting a user who says the product helped after a week.
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Bon- Opto
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