Harding Outlines Fraternal Duties to Nation
President declares secret fraternities pose conspiracy risks yet defend loyal civic service. He urges Shriner members to balance fraternal charity with constitutional duty, praising loyalty to the flag and liberty under law. Address delivered after Shrine parade at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mystic Shrine
Brother Shriner
Uarthing
Brother Shower
White House
Fraternity and Masonry in American Life
A speaker extols fraternal bonds as the republic’s anchor, condemns secret conspiracy, and warns against selfish use of lodge ties. He recalls a town tale of haymakers misusing fraternal rites for profit, urges justice in all orders, and champions Masonry as a force for patriotism, liberty, and national unity.
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Methodistch
Masons
Knights of Pythians
Order of Haymakers
America
Hasin
Republic
Great Brotherhood
Republc
Imperial Council
Washington
Nobles of Shrine Parade Review and Events
Shriners parade with chariots camels bands and fireworks under intense heat. President Harding and cabinet members attended with imperial potentate and diplomats as ambulances treated heat pros trations and hundreds were aided or hospitalized. After the march the imperial council met and Harding praised fraternal unity. An air battle and congress of the seas highlighted other events. Also a public sale notice lists a deed assignment sale in Atlanta Georgia with stock fixtures and cash terms.
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James
Garden of Allah
Harding
Army
Navy
Clear
Kies
Shriners
Imperial Council
Mr. McCandless
Congress of the Seas
America
Ridas
Gordon Street
N. B Britt
R. Y. Barrett
SOS Chamber of Commerce
Atlacta
Mercer students to receive diplomas at final exercises
Macon Ga June 5 sixty seven Mercer university candidates will receive diplomas at tomorrow mornings commencement exercises United States Senator Walter F George will deliver the annual literary address and Dr Rufus Weaver Mercer president will give the baccalaureate address and present certificates Alumni day brought former students from the south to attend Members of classes dating back to 1861 were present The Alumni association voted to raise 73000 for new dormitories and held its annual banquet Hugh M Willett Atlanta was re elected president and George M Sparks Macon secretary treasurer J K Williams was elected alumni secretary to lead a fundraising drive for additions to the dormitory complex.
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Macon
Mercer University
United States
Walter F. George
Rufus Weaver
Mercer
South
Alvani Association
Alumni Association
Daniel Marshall
Hugh M. Willett
Atlanta
George M. Sparks
Treasuer
J. K. Williams
Will
Purchasers Deny German Patents Sold at Sacrifice
Willington Del June 5 Allegations that President Wilson acted unwarrantedly in selling 4800 German dye patents and trade marks to the Chemical Foundation Inc were challenged in U S district court today. Isador J Kresel said government seeks return of the patents asserting they were undervalued and sold to a Delaware corporation led by former alien property custodian Francis I Garvan. The defense argued the case attacks the president’s wartime official act. Counsel tied the case to the Trading with the Enemy Act and claimed amendments allowed presidential supervision of seized property disposal.
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Willington
Del
Wilson
Chemical Foundation, Inc
United States District Court
Isador J. Kresel
Cnstodian
Chemical Foundation
Delaware Corporation
Francis I. Garvan
Henry W. Anderson
Provident Wilson
Frank T
Vork
Ilegal
Rr. Kresel
Gutzon Borglum Returns To City After Trip Home
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum, leader of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial project, arrived from Stamford Connecticut. He and Hollins N Randolph, head of the Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association, spoke at a Burns club dinner praising progress and broad support across Southern states for funding after Atlanta and Georgia quotas are met.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Robbery suspect confesses firing Savannah church
Savannah Ga June 5 Special R M Allen arrested on charge of stealing from St Patrick s and Cathedral poor boxes confessed after questioning that he set fire to Sacred Heart church Sunday afternoon by placing lit candles to ignite woodwork The fire caused several hundred dollars damage He claims no reason for the act and shows no mental deficiency He is held on arson and larceny charges
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Savannah
R. M. Allen
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Cathedral of
St. John the Baptist
Sacred Heart
Allen
Flier Killed in Aberdeen Plane Crash Near Georgia
Baltimore reports a crash at Aberdeen Md as a transport plane carrying military personnel and gifts for the president veered during takeoff. Lieutenant Phillips died from a skull fracture, Captain Wilder injured, and several sergeants and privates hurt. all were taken to a camp hospital with expected recoveries. A relay flight carrying Augusta gifts was also mentioned.
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Baltimore
Wendell K. Phillips
KF. Od. Wilder
A. J. Lunt
Carl Johnson
C. L. Helton
W. Heldt Tess
Aberdeen
Wilder
Phillips
Washington
Augusta
New Bedford
Shriners In Session
Chesapeake and Ohio shopmen win wage rise
Workers on the Chesapeake and Ohio system received a two cent per hour pay raise, lifting rates to 72 cents an hour. The deal affects several thousand shop employees nationwide and was negotiated by the system federation led by G. H. Stewart and the AFL railway employee department with company officials.
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Chicana
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio System
United States Labor Board
System Federation
G. H. Stewart
Covington
Railway Employee Department of the
American Federation of Labor
Fraud charge lodged against Baron von Steiner in jewels sale
Geneva reports Archduke Maximilian guardian of the former royal children accuses Baron von Steiner secretary to the late Emperor Charles of fraud amounting to 50000 dollars in the sale of royal jewels. A warrant is issued in Berne for Steiner and his wife as an accomplice.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Baron von Steiner
Charles
Maximilian
Saint Gall
Berne
New York Raids Outline Federal Prohibition Policy
Federal prohibition agents disclosed future policy to curb illicit liquor traffic without state enforcement aid. They closed the Knickerbocker Grill for six months under the Volstead Act by court order. Police and sheriffs were alerted that they remain responsible for enforcing federal laws in prohibition. A surprise raid on Hotel Pontebartrain was announced as the first in a series.
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New York
Knickerbocker Grill
Palmer Canfield
Hotel
Pontebartrain
Fudge Hough
Public nuisance case targets white light district grill
In 1923 a grill faced closure for repeated prohibition violations. The proprietor said liquor was brought in by patrons despite warnings. U S Attorney Hayward said padlock provisions under the Volstead act are the most effective remedy against public drinking places and that similar charges will proceed swiftly against other premises in the district.
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United States
Hayward
White Light District
Obituary notices from Atlanta listings in moving out lists
The column lists obituaries for several residents including Mrs Albert Blanchard of 65 South Gerdo avenue, Crawford Phillips of 66 Norcross street, Lena Pace of Easton Street, Charlie Stanley of 188 Lafrante Street, and Susie Stanley. It notes survivors and the undertakers Hunter Blanchard & Varteell, with various relatives named.
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Mel
Albert R. Blanchard
Albert BR. Blanchard
Atlanta
South Gerdoo Viteet
South Leralvk
Are
J. M. Burleigh
Lina Fears Pace
Lena Pearl Pace
Andrew Dare
Éattin Street
Hunter, Blanchard & Varteell
Viarg
Births Reported in Local Notices May Dates and Names
Birth notices list multiple families with new babies from May dates, naming parents and addresses. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Ssono, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Echola, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gacaway, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Sorenson, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. M Trows Math ewson Place, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. JoH. Coleman, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Mcfraugher, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Tobin, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hein, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. S. D., Hewlett, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harelicz, a boy. and others with varied surnames and street addresses.
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En LD. Strent
and Mies
Wayman Echola
Ashland Asvenue
J. Gacaway
Neql Street
Axel Sorenson
Tedmont Avenue
Sod
M Trows
Hewlett
Last Fourteenth Street
J. W. Harelicz
Tust Hunter Street
M. A. Karst
Ormonddon
Fes
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Jesson
Quality Paint CO
So. Broad St. Main
Pom Rocampbell Coal CO
Sidney J. Haines Company
Certified Public Accountant
Fourth Nations Bank
District National Bank
Washington, D
Sessions Loan & Trust Co
Marietta, Ga
Atlanta Land Auction CO. Inc
P. Oglesby
Mer
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta, Ga
Jellico Lump
D. H. Thomas
IVY
P.O. Box
Rvice
Nererto Ana
Gutzon Borglum
Anta
Maryland Field
Aly
Macks Tire Co
Houston St
Peachtree St
Yancey Bros
Jackson St
Crawford Phillipa
Crawford Wallips
Norcross Street
Armand Ira
McNealy Davin
Emmett Thompson
Urnce
Frances
Dorothy Philips
Sia Rnr
Earle D
W. A
Lee Toy
Roe
Robert Philips
Charlie L. Stanley
Charlie G. Stanley
LaFraure Street
Mdgewrot
Tursuay
Eval Dence
Misses Joby
Mary Kate
Frances Stanley
W of
Stanley
W. S Anita. Stanley
Milas Susie Stanley
Turner
Lodge
East Point Counci No. 23
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Walre
Robinso
Sardis Lodge No
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Hughes
W. M
A.W. White
Atlante Mosoviclab
Pearock Cafe
Glo
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A. Bishor
Schilller Lodge
Offlcera
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Greon
Noble Gmnd
Ledge Ny
Haighta
Brakcr Place
Grand Ledge
Chamber of Commerce
Stacy Lad
Rue Feriant Tueeling
Horace Grad
Badensleben
Grand See
Atlanta Title & Trust CO
East Alabama St
Druid Hills
Emory University
Adair Realty & Trust Company
Healey Bldg
WAL
Auburn Avenue
Webb & Vary Go
Webb & Vary Company
Foote & Davies Company
Edgewood
Pryor
ICES
Andrew Pace
Hill Crest Cemetery
Hunter, Blanchard, Gattrell, Co
TY Oe Bradford
M. J. Bradford
Merrill Hutchinson
Fred Bradford
West Actor
Mass
Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson
Tl. M. Patterson & Son
Claremont
McCoy
Walter R. McCoy, Jr
W. RB. McCoy
D. L
Bert J. Woodruff
Mead
W. Hall
D. Hall
J.C. Hall
J. U. Tait
JH. Udall
Center Hill Baptist Church
T. GC. Damnons
Hollywood Cemetery
M. Patterson & Son
Ee Almond
Lula Almond
Methodist Church
Lithonia
Ays
J. Almond
Tucker
Fix Brothers
John P Almond
Little Rock
Ark
H. G. Almond
LaGrange
GC. A. Almond
Celene
Bond Almond
Athinta
Morris Almond
J. A. Quillian
Wo MM. Twiggs
Spanley
Charles J. Stanley
Lakrance Street
Ruby
W. G. Stanley
Messrs. W
AF. L. Stanley
Susie B Stanter
Lawrenceville Methodist Church
Lawrenceville
Willeave
Waitih
W. TW. Faith
A.D. Ps
4A. Berry
George Carr
Etterty
Pauline Terry
W. 1
Faith
East Fisted
Sylvester Cemetery
John Faith
J.P. Wal
George H. Carr
A. Terry
A. Trughes
Gus Harper
Order of Faglis
R. JI. R. Thompson
A. C. Jones
D. P. Philips
J. E. Philips
J. L. Marbut
G. W. Marbut
Crest Lawn
Robert F. Moore
Barclay & Bran Morticians
Repe
SRNL
China
Carmichael Tile CO
Walnut
Hurt Bidg
Willingham-Tift Lumber Co
Murphy Ave
Hei
Mater Mark Bailog Sitesi Yowell
Hughewell E. M. Dorsey W. PB
Biovuworte
Trthar Heyman
Herman Heyman Sey
Bremen
Beyeu & Heyman
Say Gonmanly
Shudtos
Ang
Alonzo Richardson & Company
Atlanta Trust Co
Munsey Building
Washington, D. C
Certified Public Accountants
Special Income Tax Department
Funeral Designs
West View Florist
Peachtree
Hunter, Blanchard & Gartrell Co
Ivy Street
Agnolia Cemz Terv
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