Ber Gy Man Ends Life With Bullet
Washington May 21 Dr James Write Sterrett a noted Episcopal clergyman and university professor shot and killed himself at 78 years old He was emeritus of All Souls church which he founded He had lectured on ethics and taught at educational institutions and once led the Society for Philosophical Inquiry Just before his death he talked with his son LF H Sterrett now pastor of All Souls church A housemaid found him with a revolver and heard him say It s all over now my son Then he fired the fatal shot
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Washington
James Write Sterrett
Pretodas
Sterrett
At! Souls Church
Society For Hilosophical Inquiry
Cantilever Shoes Ad Promises Freedom for Feet
An odd fragment touts Cantilever Shoes claiming no crowding or pressure. It suggests the shoe is molded to the shape of the foot and offers flexible, free movement, emphasizing comfort and unrestricted wear.
Rumor of Police Bootleg Charge Denied by Mrs Hedenberg
Atlanta police probe ends as Mrs. C L Hedenberg at 34 Lexington avenue denies saying whisky could be bought from officers. Chief Beavers warns against insinuations harming officers while noting the misquote claim and confirming no substantiation of the alleged accusation.
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C. L. Hedenberg
Lexington Avenue
Wallace P. Reed
Reed
Steed
W. F. Terry
Hedenberg
Fou
Lexington Ay Ene
Beavers
Walt
Atlanta
Confederate Memorial Organization Formed in Stone Mountain effort
Randolph announces the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association formed with officers Hollins Randolph president Robert Harvey vice president and executive manager W W Fuller New York vice president and others. Executive committee names include James W. English honorary chairman Eugene St Black and Samuel H. Venable. Offices at 604-10 Start building with clerical staff secured. Public invited to visit HQ for information about the memorial project.
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Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association
N. Randolph
Hollins N. Randolph
Robert EK. Hmver
W. W. Fuller
New York
T. T. Stevens
Samuel M. Inman
Mildred Rutherford
Frances Gordon Smith
Sth
Stafford Sedell
Stobert E. Harvey
Association
Mass Aligé Baxter
William Plane
James W. English
Holling XN. Randolph
Eugene St. Black
B. Rivers
Samuel H. Venable
Thomas Whipple Connally
Willis A. Sutton
Robert Harvey
George R. Donovan
Robert EB. Harvey
Dave W. Webb
Rogers Winter
Sturt Building
Walnut
My. Randolph
Great
Stone Mountain Memorial
Rival Attorneys Injured in Wreck Near Oxford
Anniston Alabama May 31 Special. Hows Blackmon attorney for Gordon Fincher who stood trial for Miss Maybelle McCullough murder was badly hurt with broken left arm and crushed chest when Judge Tate plowed his car into a ditch two miles below Oxford. Tate suffered cuts. Deputy Green and Jack McCulloughWere hurt. Blackmon may lose arm. continuance likely as Talladega circuit court opens. Trial began with jury selection. Fincher arrested after body found in stump hole near home with blood on gun and clothing. He hinted at a confession then retracted after visits from his father and the girl’s stepfather.
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Anniston
Ala
Hows Blackmon
Gordon Fincher
Talladegg
Maybelle McCullough
W. "Tate
James B. Sanford
Choccolocco Creek
Blackmon
Judge
Horace Green
Jack McCullough
Judge Tate
Lilackmnan
Talladega County
Tarladega
Fincher
Circuit Court of
Talladega
Jefferson Jail
University School Seniors to Receive Diplomas Tonight
Graduating exercises for University School seniors will be held tonight in the auditorium of the Atlanta Women's Club. Dr Henry Alfred Tinter of Second Baptist Church will deliver the principal address. Scholarship medals will be presented by Dr Arthur S. Lihler of Oglethorpe University, and diplomas awarded by W T Turk, the school principal. The public is invited.
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University School For Bess
Atlanta Womans Club
Henry Alfred Tinter
Second Baptist Church
Arthur S. Lihler
Oglethorpe University
W.T Turk
James D Daniels Local Builder Dies Sudden
James D Daniels aged 68 of 163 East Lake Road died suddenly at his home Thursday at 3 30 p m from heart attack. He returned from his office and was seated when ill. Survived by widow and three sons T T J M and C A Daniels of Atlanta. Funeral services by Rev A M Pearce at the residence Saturday morning at 10 20 o'clock followed by interment in West View cemetery.
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James D. Daniels
East Lake Road
S& Years
Mr. Daniels
T. T
J. M
C. A. Daniels
Atlanta
A. M. Pearce
Druid Hills Methodist Church
West View Cemetery
Possession of liquor Momentary violation of law
Mobile Alabama May 31 a man who receives a bottle of liquor to take a link is guilty of violating the law. The Alabama supreme court today ruled in the W L Harbin case from Cullman county that momentary possession makes him guilty. The court reversed the appeals court which had found Harbin not guilty.
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Mobile
Ala
Supreme Court of Alabama Today
W. L. Uarbin
Culliban County
Harbin
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Commercial Loan To Declare Dividend At Meeting Today
Today has been designated as the date for the payment of dividends declared by the directors of Commercial Loan and Savings Company at a meeting held earlier. In addition to the dividend, a surplus sum will be set aside. This marks the second dividend paid since the company was organized in November 1921. Present at the last meeting were D. W. Webb president F. D. Haley O A Abernathy N Anderson Dr H M Lokey A W Ellis J H Winchett and Arthur Wrigley.
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Commercial Loan and Savings Company
D. W. Webb
F. D. Haley
O A. Abernathy
N. Anderson
H. M. Lokey
A. W. Ellis
J. H. Winchett
Arthur Wrigley
Tech Men to Meet for Nominating Officers
Atlanta Tech men convene tonight at Cable Hall to nominate officers for the National Tech Association and the Atlanta Tech Association. Current national officers include F. Freeman as president and L. W. Robert as vice president. J. B. Mansfield as secretary and M. A. Ferst as treasurer. Atlanta association officers listed are G. I. Hmer son as president with M. A. Ferst as vice president and Horace Holleman as secretary treasurer.
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National Tech Association
Atlanta Tech Association
Atlanta Tech
Cable Hall
Georgia Tech Atlanta Association
F. Freeman
L. W. Robert
J. B. Mansfield
M.A. Ferst
Atlanta Association
G. I. Hmerson
Horace Holleman
War Organization to Open Branch Here
Application for a charter for La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevans has been received by D J Meyerhardt state adjutant from Savannah He approved the application and sent it to national headquarters in Seattle Arthur Wilson Dr heads the Savannah organization The society is an honorary group of leaders of the American Legion The Ia Societe state convention will be held in Athens July 3 4 and 3 in conjunction with the American Te Fon convention.
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la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 8 Chevans
D. J. Meyerhardt
Savannnah
Meyerhardt
Ntional
Seattle
Arthur Wilson
Savannah
Ta Societe Des 40 Hommes Et 3 Chevaux
Ia Societe
Athens
Father seeks help finding missing son Cecil Shaw
D W Shaw of 400 Tupelo avenue Fast Lake asks The Constitution to help locate his son Cecil Brumbee Shaw who vanished in April 1920. A letter from Sel ly Texas in 1922 appeared unsigned, handwriting not matching, and no reply followed. Cecil about 5 ft 6 in, 140 to 145 pounds, blue eyes, light hair, scar on left hand. An estate left by his wife is held in trust, reward offered for information.
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W. Shaw
Tupelo Sauvenue
Fast Lake
The
Constitution
Shaw
Selley
Texas
Tribute to Joseph W Folk Follows Missouri Governor’s Death
Joseph W Folk, former Missouri governor and diplomat, was buried in Oakwood Cemetery Brownsville Tennessee after a funeral at the Brownsville Baptist church. Citizens closed businesses and joined hundreds of friends and relatives in paying last respects.
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Brownsville
Tenn
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Oakwood Cemetery
Wilson Woodcock
Brownsville Baptist Church
Inventor Franz Mark Dies in Denver After Illness
Dr Franz Mark a nationally known chemist and inventor of a sugar refining process died in Denver Colorado after a brief illness He was famed for developing a method to refine raw cane sugar and was widely recognized in scientific circles for his contributions to the chemistry of sugar processing.
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Colorado
Denver
Col
Franz Mark
Turkey withdraws Castellorizo claim to acknowledge Italian sovereignty
Tausanne May 31 Turkey has withdrawn its claim to Castellorizo admitting Italian sovereignty over the island off the Asia Minor coast. The decision followed talks between Ismet Pasha and G C Montagna, chief delegates at the Near East peace conference.
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Tausanne
Turkey
Castellorizo
sia-Minor
Ismet Pasha
G. C. Montagna
Better Homes Week Plans Completed in Atlanta
Final arrangements for Better Homes week in Atlanta June 4 to 10 are announced by Mrs. Newton Wing chairing the committee. A model home at 57 Orme Circle will be furnished by local dealers and open to the public. Committees cover house equipment furnishings program hostesses budget advertising grounds and more with Ada Akers and other local leaders leading efforts.
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Atlanta
Newton ©. Wing
Orme Circle
Sims
Wing
C. R K. Ayer
Chamber of Commerce
T. T. Stevens
Federated Women
Willia A. Sutton
Albert Akers
Woman's Clubs
Arthur Hazzard
Harold Roberts
Alonzo Stichardson
Atanta Woman's Club
H. D. Cutter
The
Only Planning Commission
Asa Candler Jr
Civitan Club
Newton €. Wing
Advertising Club
Robert Witherspom
Atlanta Electrical Association
J. J. Cassels
Atlanta Food Dealers’ Association
J. Crane
Atlanta Furniture Dealers’ Association
H. C. Newall
Atlanta Association of Credit Men
Dahl
W. Rogers
George Roberts
Murray Hubbard
George Ripley
J. J. Moriarty
Counsel Scores Charges Laid By Rail Chiefs
Chicago, May 31. Donald H. Richberg, general counsel for the railroad valuation conference, charged six railroad presidents with opposing government ownership. He accused them of hiding inflated values to push a $10 billion mortgage via higher freight charges. He said their books show costs well above $20 billion, and mocked their defense of high wages amid calls for capital.
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Chicago
Associated Presa
Donald H. Richberg
Richberg
Inbor
Vision will be given to school girls
The School of Health offers to instruct ten high school girls in a new method to correct imperfect vision and teach reading of fine print without glasses at no cost. Robert Bryan Harrison, director, notes an Atlanta invention provides accurate, simple results and branch schools will open in Southern cities. The class will start at The Open Door, 413 Chamber of Commerce building, after ten applicants are selected.
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School of Health
Robert Bryan Harrison
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Jarrell Addresses LaGrange College Graduating Class
LaGrange Ga May 81 Dr U L Jarrell delivered the literary address as certificates and diplomas were awarded to LaGrange College graduates. The event hailed as one of the institution’s most successful sessions highlighting its long history and contributions to women’s education in the South.
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LaGrange
LaGrange College
UL. Jarrell
America
Old South
Montgomery
Heidt
Callaway
Smith
Board of Eduncation
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Church
W. EB. "Thompson
Favor Zoning Plan for Anniston Alabama
The Anniston Junior Chamber of Commerce backs a city zoning system and has formed a committee to gather data and prepare a bill for the legislature. It calls for appointment or election of a zoning commission to protect property buyers from depreciated values due to cheap or undesirable buildings in any part of the city.
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Anniston
Ala
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber
George W. Chapman Dies in Savannah Former Atlantan
News of the death in Savannah of George W. Chapman GI brings sadness to former Atlantans. He was a longtime resident here, led local roles at Swift Fertilizer and Armour Fertilizer, moved to Savannah eleven years ago to head Southern States Fertilizer. Survived by Rosa E. Chapman, George Alen Chapman, Ruth BR Shaye, brother Leonard Chapman, sister Agnes Chapman Jones.
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Savannah
George W. Chapman
Episcopal Church
Ile
Rosa E. Chapman
George Alen Chapman
Ruth BR. Shaye
Leonard Chapman
Fingland
Agnes Chapman Jones
England
North Carolina Schools to be Inspected for Fire Safety
Raleigh May 11 North Carolina will inspect every school building and make changes to prevent disasters like the Cleveland fire. Commissioner Stacey Wade said inspectors will begin next week in the eastern part of the state. The authority rests with the state commissioner of insurance to require safety improvements, focusing on fire escapes and exits. Wade said no state building is believed to be at Cleveland level.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Cleveland
S.C
Stacey Wo Wade
Wade
Cox Buys Canton News Expands Newspaper Holdings
James Cox, Democratic presidential candidate in 2020, today purchased the Canton News, increasing his local newspaper holdings in Canton Ohio. The deal adds another daily title to his media portfolio amid ongoing regional press consolidation.
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COX
Canton
Ohio
James Cox
Today
Canton News
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