WAGE LIST WANTED TO PROBE VICE SCANDAL IN ATLANTA
Grand Jury probes Felder Hutcheson charges on vice houses and alleged police complicity. Chief Beavers calls for evidence, cites twenty two vice squad men on duty. Hutcheson presents thirty-house list. witnesses summoned for today may extend beyond next day. Fortunes of indictments remain undecided as proceedings continue behind closed doors.
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Felderists
Atlanta
Grand Jury
Thomas B. Felder
Carl Hutcheson
Colonel Felder
James G. Woodward
Felder
G. C. Febuary
Clark
James L
Hutcheson
Beavern
Chief Beavers
I. H. Beck
James Gootward
James L. Beavers
Charlie Jones
Beck
Hugh Dorsey
Ard
Salcrors
Notice to Subscribers From Woman's Edition of Constitution
This notice informs readers that THIS PAPER is the Woman's Edition of the Constitution published by the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. It details the paper's 126 pages in sections including a one page column section and multiple sections of 16 and 14 and seven pages, urging subscribers to receive the complete paper.
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Georgia Federation OF Women’s Clubs
Woman’s Club
Georgia
Constitution Building
Toler
Dupic
Daisy Grace and Oldham plan marriage after divorce
Daisy Grace announces plans to wed Charles H Oldham as soon as her divorce is granted. She says they maintained separate apartments at the Swan hotel in Downingtown and that publicity and rumors spurred by reporters prompted their recent separation.
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Daisy
Leopard Spots
Mr. Oldham
Coatesville
Swan Hotel
Dalay
Opie Grace
Atlanta
Charles H. Oldham
Grace
Oldham
Mercer trustees demand Jameson exit in Georgia
Mercer university board of trustees voted 19 to 3 to urge President Jameson and most prudential committee members to resign, except constitutional leaders Dr B E C Dargan and E N Jelks. The move follows Dr E C Dargan's hours long argument for retirement and Jameson’s defense of six years’ service during a June meeting in Macon Georgia.
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Pruedential Committee
Dr. Dargan
Macon. Ga
Mercer University
Jameson
Mercer
Prudential Committes
B. C. Dargan
Board of Trustees
Jelks
Rasten
Ting
Enests
University
Prudential
Prudential Committees
BE. C. Dar- Ean
E. N. Jelka
A.W. Lana
Y. Mallary
A. L. Adama
Macon
E. C. Dargan
Prudential Committee
Warden Jones Sued by Former Convict
John Birt, a convict from Fulton county Hellwood camp, sues Warden Oscar F. Jones for 10000 in damages claiming July 2 he was brutalized with lashings kicks and beatings, sent to hospital and remains injured. Attorney C G Battle filed the suit and will press the case before the prison commission during its investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Jones
Hellwood
Fulton County
John Birt
Prison Commission
Jones
C. G Battle
Birt
Insidious Lobby and Senate Dinner Politics
Washington June 3. Senator Kenyon of Iowa brands a social lobby at the capital as insidious and powerful, praising Wilson's stance. He cites dinners theaters and auto rides used to ingratiate senators, urges curbing ex-senators acting as lobbyists. Other senators testify on finance committee pressures and support lobbyist registration. A letter from the American Cane Growers Association seeks funds for a Washington committee. Production of a letter from New Orleans dated April 2, 1913, appears in the report.
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Washington
Wilson
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Edward Hines
Lorimer
Benator Kenyon
Hughes
New Jersey
James
Kentucky
Finance Committee
LaFollette
Regis
American Cane Growers’ Association of the
United States
New Orleans
Chas
A. Farwell
Servant of Frank Is Liberated After Prolonged Exam
Minola McKnight the servant in the Mary Phagan case was freed after a long examination at police headquarters on Pulliam street. Her release followed threats to seek habeas corpus and came only after she signed an affidavit detailing what she knew of Frank's actions on the tragedy date. Her husband, also detained, was released earlier and faced her during part of the questioning. Detec tives kept details close, saying her testimony could pivot the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minola McKnight
Mary Phegan
Pulliam Street
Frenk
Frank
Suspidon
George Gordon
Matheas
Starnes and
Campbell
Bol Citer
Ella F White Memorial Edition honors Georgia women
The Constitution unveils the Ella F White Memorial Edition a landmark in American journalism and feminist achievement. Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs, led by Mrs Harry C White, raised a permanent endowment while 30 000 club women oversaw a 126 page issue produced in The Constitution building.
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People of
Georgia
Ella F. White
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Georgia Federation
Harry C. White
Federation
Augusta
Cubt Women of
Local Weather Prophecy Showers Likely Wednesday
Georgia local forecast calls for afternoon showers and possible thundershowers on Wednesday and Thursday with light winds. Temperatures range from a low near 66 to a high around 36, average near 16. Rainfall past 24 hours about 0.94 inches, deficiency since the 1st near 0.34 inches and since January 1 around 1.4 inches.
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Woure
Juches
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