Meeting at Tybee opens Georgia Bar convention in Savannah
Savannah Ga June 2 Special With lawyers from across the state the annual convention of the Georgia Bar Association opened at Tybee Island. The opener aimed to curb political discussion including a pamphlet on race and peonage. Governor Dorsey drew both support and opposition as members debated the issue privately. The afternoon featured president Alex H R Lawtons address Judicial Columns on Federal Jurisdiction detailing state rights questions. Additional Atlanta figures joined later with about fifty new members reported including Eleanor Raoul T P Buchanan Hortense Dillon Stelle Aiken Roy Dorsey and others.
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Savannah
Georgia Bar Associatin
Tybee Island
Dorsey
Ty Savannah
Tybee
Lea Langley
Rome
Alex HR. Lawton
Reveben Arnold
C. Murphey Candler
Atlanta
Orville Park
Macon
Dar Association
Luther Rosser
L. Z. Rosser
Logan Bleckley
A. G Pow- BH
Edward Crusselle
R. B. Russell
Reuben Arnold
Price Gilbert
Prince Webster
John G. Smith
J. H. Porte
T. 4. Hammond
Z. D. Harrison
The
Bar Association
Eleanor Raoul
T. P. Buchanan
Hortenge Dillion
Stelle
Aiken
Roy Dorsey
W. J. LeCrow
J. Lewis
James Walter
Georgia Association Nominating Report and Appellate Rules Update
The committee of court rules reported progress but no action yet on promulgating the court of appeals rules. The nominating committee, led by ex-President A O Miller with T A Hammond T M Cunningham and S Bennett, will report nominations for new officers tomorrow.
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Macon
J W. Mason
Atlanta
I. O. Powers
W. L. Powers
P. H. Rowe
Augusta
Horace Russell
E. Shumate
Walter Sims
A. C. B. Sparks
Committee of Court Rules
Court of Appeals
A. O Miller
T. A. Hammond
T M Cunningham
S. Bennett
Borah Unable to Attend Georgia Bar Meet
Senator William E. Borah of Idaho will not attend the Georgia Bar Association meeting in Savannah this week to deliver the principal address. Delay in passage of the naval appropriations bill prompted the change in plans.
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James A. Hollomon
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
William E. Borah
Idaho
Georgia Bar Association
Savannah
Borah
Exercises Today at White House of Confederacy
Montgomery June 2. Dedication exercises for the first White House of the Confederacy where Jefferson Davis resided after election. White House Association conducts program with speakers, music, vocal solos, and a benediction by Dr. McDonald.
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White House OF Confederacy
Montgomery
Ala
White House of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
White House Association
George W. Jones
Dixie—Bandy
W. B. Crumpton
Thomas E. Kilby
J. D. Beale
Nfe
Belle Allen Ross
Laureen Enelish
Prisoner Identified as Sheriff Slayer In Atlanta
Chattanooga officials report Joe Ivins Deputy Sheriff Henry Holland and Marshal D W Brown traveled to Atlanta to positively identify a prisoner as James Douglas in the murder of Sheriff Catron of Walker County Ga The Fulton Tower inmates photo and discharge papers aided the identification but officials questioned the claim of a misidentified suspect and noted the prisoner wrote his name matching the signature on the discharge papers
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Joe Ivins
Chattanooga
Henry Holland
D. W. Brown
Lafayette
Atlanta
Catron
Walker County
James Douglas
James Dowsing
Fulton Tower
Douglas
Chattanooga Dispatch
Hia
J. BD. Bazemore
Ask Lower Rates On Road Material Also on Lumber
Washington June 2 shippers from almost every section urged immediate freight rate reductions on lumber and road building materials to pre August levels. Railroad officials promised a reply in a few days. Representatives from lumber and timber associations argued high rates hinder county and municipal road projects and warned construction would revive with lower charges.
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Washington
J. W. Norman
Louisvile, Ky
Southern Hardwood Traffic Association
South
National Lumbermen’s Association
North Carolina Pine Association
Georgia-Florida Saw Mill Association
California Red Wood Association
McDuffie Elected to Oglethorpe Founders Board
The executive committee of Oglethorpe University announces P. C. McDuffie of this city has been elected to and accepted membership in the Board of Founders. The board includes prominent philanthropists and educators dedicated to founding a university in Atlanta. McDuffie is known to Oglethorpe students for his past kindnesses, making his election specially gratifying.
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Oglethorpe University
P. C. McDuffie
Atlanta
McDuffie
Oglethorpe
Everett Harding Sentenced to 15 Months in Leavenworth
Everett Harding self-styled cousin of President Harding was sentenced to fifteen months in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth by Judge K M Landis after pleading guilty to impersonating a federal officer.
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Chicago
Everett Harding
Harding
Federal
Leavenworth
K. M. Landis
Engineer Dies After Train Crash Near Mobile
Mobile Alabama June 2 Engineer John Winnow of the Louisville and Nashville railroad died from injuries after his passenger train crashed into the rear of a freight train strayed over the main line at Theodore Alabama fourteen miles south of Mobile. Fireman Charley Palmer was slightly hurt but all passengers and crew escaped injury.
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Mobile
Ala
John Winnow
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Charley Palmer
Theodore
Woman Admits Guilt on Murder Charge in Connecticut
In Bridgeport on June 2, Mrs. Ethel Hutching Nott pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the killing of her husband George B. Nott. Judge William M. Marble sentenced her to life imprisonment after the state produced letters said to be written by her to Elwood B. Wade, who was hanged for Nott’s murder. The letters were claimed written while the two awaited trial.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Ethel Hutching Nott
George B. Nott
William M. Marble
Nott
Elwood B. Wade
136 Diplomas Awarded at Girls High Commencement
The forty ninth commencement of the Girls High School in Atlanta honored 136 graduates, the largest class yet. Elizabeth Cheatham won the Marsh prize and the Journal cup for all‑around excellence, with multiple scholarships awarded to Agnes Scott, Randolph Macon, Sophie Newcomb, and other institutions. The ceremony featured student addresses, floral decorations, and a procession of graduates in white with red roses.
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Editorium
W. F. Dykes
W. W. Gaihes
W. M. Everett
Atlanta
Marsh
Girls' High
Elizabeth Cheatham
Eunice Lawrence
Agnes Scott
Margaret Rogers
Gonder College
Mary Brown Spalding
Southern Association College
Randolph Macon College
Westelle Gartner
Dorothy Ivy
Martha Steft
Ames Scott
Dr. Gaines
Sarah Freeman
Sophie-Newcomb College
Janette Harris
Simplex
James Porter Winn
State Street School
Atlanta Public Schools
Ann Arucola
Christine Alken
Elizabeth Alken
Louise Allen
Julia Bagwell
Augusta Uohor
Amie Burton
Mary Beasley
Lorraume Beauchamp
Josla Beerman
Jemnila Cook
Nellie Cotten
Martha Cree
Kathriyn Criswell
Marion Dabney
Kathleen Derrick
Margaret Donaldson
Miriam Duncan
Eleanor Dunlap
Katherine Dunlop
Araminta Edwards
Mae Evane
Eleanor Fabinger
Maureene Faulhner
Helen Fields
Meta Bichett
Dorothy Fouter
Sarah Fullbright
Elizabeth George
Carol Giford
Harriet Gilmer
Marionna Goldsmith
Christine Gore
Annie Kate Green
Vivian Gregory
Elizabeth Griffin
Lois Hansard
Lorene Harger
Jeanette Harris
Moh Hexterley
Beatrice Hirsch
Juanita Howie
Mei Iim Hudson
Martha Irwin
Bate d Jenkina
Esther Kahn
Mattie White Kellam
Marlon Koonce
Mildred LaHatte
Ruth Lawahe
Grace Leavitt
Orgareth Lewis
Dorothy Lichenstein
Nancy Lichehstein
Qhelma Mann
Dorothy Mapp
Julia Martin
Mary Martin
Grote Mason
Sara May
Ruth Mayson
Mary McDaniel
Nelile Means
Marcia Meldrim
Sara Milner
Eva Moore
Marjorie Moore
Ruth Moore
Marjorie Morgan
Edith Moss
Margaret Moss
Eunice Muldrew
Jeanie Waldrew
Senta Mueller
Kathryn Mulryne
Janie Negr
Nettle O'Neil
Alice Peeplen
Lydie Perry
Inia Phillips
Maud Pickard
Mosalyn Poole
Elizabeth Ransome
Virginia Reams
Stargaret Rogers
Ronalin Saruels
Gussie Saul
Bessie Sessions
Micllle Shamox
Agnes Shatzen
Rose Sheridan
Agnee Slater
Muttle Smith
Wary B Spalding
Martha Steffner
Elizabeth B Steinheimer
Willard Therrell
Edne Thompson
Margardt Thornton
Fentress Toon
Frances Traneau
Hazel Tugele
Reese Tumlin
Mildred Vicksry
Een Wachman
Norma Waldrop
Marie Welch
Frances Wells
Johnnis Mae West
Upath Weatman
Leon Word
Powers of Trade Board Questioned
Washington June 2 Secretary of Commerce Hoover favors reconsideration of the federal trade commission powers amid Justice Department inquiries into many trade associations for possible anti trust law violations. Hoover notes price data sharing and area delimitation raise questions, urges a tighter, court reviewed scope to clarify public interest cooperation from illegal restraint.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Commission
Gas Convention at Savannah Ends Officers Chosen
Savannah Ga June 25 Special After the most largely attended and successful convention in its history the Southern Gas association concluded its fourteenth annual meeting here today Officers were elected L I Pollitt of Baltimore president H E McDonald of Greenville SC first vice president A W Young of Knoxville Tenn second vice president G H Smith of Baltimore secretary treasurer Directors elected for two years E L Reiha Baltimore J J Conlin Charlotte J W Golden Savannah and B W Bean of Washington The next convention will be held at Greenville DC May 16 1922 Papers and addresses by New York experts and discussions of technical points in the gas business completed the program and a boat ride and dinner concluded the entertainment features of the convention.
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Savannah
Southern Gas Association
L I. Pollitt
Baltimore
H. E. McDonald
Greenville
S.C
A. W. Young
Knoxville, Tenn
G. H. Smith
E. L. Reiha
J. J. Conlin
Charlotte
J. W. Golden
B. W. Bean
Washington
D. C
New York
Three Nominations Confirmed In Senate
Ashington June 2 The senate confirmed Jacob Gould Schurman of New York as minister to China and Edmund Waddill Jr of Richmond as United States circuit judge for the fourth circuit. D Lawrence Groner of Norfolk was named to succeed a judge in the eastern Virginia district.
Shorthorn Exhibition to Be Held in June
Columbia Tennessee June 2 Special All preliminary arrangements perfected for the Southern Shorthorn exhibition and sale at Columbia June 20 and 21 Citizens of Columbia and Maury county have contributed one thousand dollars to the cash premium fund to secure the event Local interest runs high with breeders from multiple states consigning including Leapedeza farm Hickory Valley W L Smith Butaw Herman Deitsel Union City Kalarama farm Springfield E R Ditmore Newbern Cowan Cowan Dickson E G Cherry Newbern J L Ormsby Macon George Eleazer Dickson H V Mosely Alexandria La E K Hart Flat Creek Frank Wheeler Mt Pleasant R W Jones Grenada Miss Dr T L Mastin Huntsville Ala F W Harding chief executive of the American Shorthorn Breeders association will judge the show A dinner and breeder conference is planned for the 20th event promotion by the association and Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis railway.
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Columbia,Tenn
Columbia, Tenn
Columbia
Maury County
South
Leapedeza Farm
Hickory Valley
Tenn
W. L. Smith
Butaw
Ala
Herman Deitsel
Union City
Kalarama Farm
Springfield
E. R. Ditmore
Newhern
Cowan & Cowan
Dickson
E. G. Cherry
New
J. L. Ormsby
Macon
George Eleazer
H. V. Mosely
Alexandria
EK. E Hart
American Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
F. W Harding
Aolf
Over $15,000,000 Pledged by Methodists for Education
Nashville reports more than 15 million dollars has been raised or pledged for Christian education by the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Eight conferences have officially reported 8.6 million, about three million in pre-conference gifts, four million from unreported conferences, with overall momentum toward a 33.009 million goal.
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Nashville
Tenn
Christian Education Movement
Methodist Episcopal Church South
J. H. Reynolds
Soldier Bonus Bill Again Before Senate Committee
Washington June 2 The Senate began reconsideration of the soldier bonus bill Representatives of the American Legion appeared before the special subcommittee of the Senate Finance Committee to explain the organization and service members position on the bill Commander Galbraith urged Congress to focus on compensation adjustment as relief legislation proceeds He said few men would take a cash grant but would opt for other provisions that would place thousands on farms and in homes
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Washington
Senate
Congress
American Legion
Senate Finance Committees
Galbraith
Vaudeville at Lyric and Grand theaters entertain crowds
The Lyric features Douglas Graves and Belle De Monde with a spirited comedy sketch I Gotta Have Meat and Miss De Monde as the stranded actor’s wife. Clara Howard shines in Songs and Stories. Carmen and Markin Dawson and Al Trahan perform Who Do You Love with dancing. The Grand theater opens strongly with five acts plus Alice Calhoun in Princess Jones and Joe and Bertha Burke in Farce Comedy. Frank Shepard’s Bunkology magics also draw praise.
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Douglas Graves
Belle de- Monde
Miss de- Monde
Clara Howard
Carmen
Markin Dawson
al Trahan
Alfred Latell
Elate Vokes
Alex Croas
Ralph Santoro
Loew's Grand Theater
Alice Calhoun
Princess Jones
Joe
Bertha Burke
Frank Shepard
The Traveling Salesman at Howard theater
Fatty Arbuckle stars as Bob Blake in The Traveling Salesman a Paramount stage play adaptation. Betty Ross Clark supports the cast with lively comedy and romance as the show runs through the week amid a new program of dances and stage effects at the Howard.
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Lyric Theater
Keith Yav
Loona Grand Theater
Howard Theater
Fatty Arbuckle
Ford
Paramount
Arbuckle
Bob Blake
Betty Ross Clark
Howard
William Clear Spiker
Ralph H DeBruler
A Small Town Idol in Mack Sennett's Oriental Spectacle
In the Mack Sennett production A Small Town Idol a lioness is led by Marle Prevost in a kittenish mood of docility. Prevost faces real danger should fear arise, adding suspense to the sensational ballroom scene featuring 360 dancers and ornate Oriental dances.
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Mack Sennett
Marle Prevost
Marle
Miss Prevost
Marie
Sennett
Real art star Mary Minter scores major screen success
Mary Miles Minter stars in Dont Call Me at Forsyth to headline the week’s bill. The 18 year old incorrigible daughter clashes with a mother who clings to youth. A strong supporting cast including Winifred Greenwood, Ruth Stonehouse, Jerome Patrick and Edward Flannagan backs her in a leading picture noted for its charm and romance.
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Forsyth
Mary Afiles Minter
Ttle
Realart
Miss Minter
Winifred Greenwood
Ruth Stonehouse
Jerome Patrick
Edward Flannagan
The Man Farmer at Tudor theater features Gladys Walton
A half week program at the Tudor theater presents Gladys Walton in The Man Tamer a clean delightful photoplay about a circus life and a lion tamer who aims to tame a man before her heart. Walton charms as the lead with romance adventure and thrills and a strong supporting cast.
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Tudor
Tudor Theater
Gladys Walton
Miss Walton
What Every Woman Knows at Arescinitas
The deMidle production adapted from Maude Adams by Sir James M. Barrie delights Atlanta audiences. Lois Wilson and Conrad Nagle are superb in leading roles with strong support from Magrie Wylie and John Shand in highly realistic performances.
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Arescinitas
deMidle
Maude Adams
James M. Barrie
Atlanta
Lois Wilson
Conrad Nagle
Magrie Wylie
John Shand
Honolulu publisher named Hawaii governor nominee
Wallace R. Farrington of Honolulu publisher of The Honolulu Star Bulletin was nominated by President Harding to be Governor of Hawaii, succeeding George J McCarthy who was rested.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Washington
Wallace R. Farrington
Honolulu Star- Bulletin
Harding
George J McCarthy
Miss Zena Keefe to Appear at Howard Theater
Miss Zena Keefe arrives in Atlanta to promote Red Foam by Ralph Ince. She will perform at the Howard theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 3 30 7 30 and 9 30 oclock and will be hosted at Georgian Terrace after arrival. She has starred with Conway Tearle Eugene OBrien and in Ince productions.
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Howard Theater
Zena Keefe
Selznich Pictures
Keefe
Tusday
Ralph Ince
Atlanta
Ince
Maxwell Motors Names William R. Wilson New President
Maxwell Motor corporation in New York announced the election of William Robert Wilson, formerly vice president of the Irving National Bank, to the presidency. The notice comes amid corporate restructurings during the June period.
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New York
William Robert Wilson
Irving National Bank
Maxwell Motor Corporation
Gall
Belle Isle
Classified Rates and Advertisement Rules
Rates listed for one time three times seven times and monthly in consecutive insertions. Cash with order required for certain classes. Phone ads paid immediately. mail or solicitor payment on delivery. Operators offer help with wording and rate rules. The Constitution not liable for misinsertions. discontinuance must be in writing. Telephone main 5000.
Lost items and rewards in Atlanta notices from 1920s page
Multiple lost and found items listed with rewards including a gold watch fob engraved LEHL possibly at Terminal station between 12 and 5 pm Wednesday returning to Mr Earnest Horwitz of Atlante Baggage Cab Co. A crescent shaped pear pin engraved Robert in Inman Park with gold band fountain pen cases in Inman Park with calls and rewards in Ivy 2627 and 6024. A lost bin folder with currency found at Keely's of Rich's or between ators early Wednesday afternoon with reward. A black flower shaped pin with two diamonds. call Hemlock. A prize of 50 dollars offered for arrest and conviction of thieves who stole a 1920 Malek roadster from Pryor and Edgewood avenue May 2. report to Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau 401 Hurt Blake Atlanta Ga.
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TOST
Terminal Station
Earnest Horwitz
Atlante Baggape & Cab Co
Sear Grant
Inman Park
Robert
Keely
Rich
Hemlock
Pryor
Edgewood Avenue
Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau
Blake
Atlanta
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