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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
13
London reports no cabinet meeting but foreign office talks press toward a face saving formula for France and Germany. The phrase Amnesty in the Ruhr dominates London commentary as Britain seeks to mediate between Paris and Berlin and ease tension over the Ruhr crisis.
The text discusses reviving civ128 against military Ruhr occupation as a basis for Britain joining France and Belgium in a joint note to urge Germany to abandon passive resistance. It notes Britain never acquiesced, Germany’s stance that resistance would continue, and explores amnesty or an allied conference with Germany. Some British papers suggest Washington intervention could break the impasse.
Vermilion records report a dormitory raid during the recent commencement preparations. Seniors allegedly removed lingerie from the girls’ dormitory leading to delayed diplomas while investigators review the incident. A parade in downtown drew attention as students wore the ornate garments amid the inquiry.
In Montgomery Alabama on June 12 the jury returned a life term for Joseph Reynolds convicted of murdering Miss E mer Hamner two months earlier. Reynolds claimed insanity as a defense and the verdict followed a 22 minute deliberation by the jury.
Reward offered for the capture of John W. Irvin a white male about 26 to 28 described as tall heavyset with dark hair and blue eyes. He is sought in connection with reduction and skipping a bond in a mistenerum case. Prize is ten dollars plus lawful expenses. arrest and detention by Sheriff EL Johnson Covington Georgia.
Noble Trank J. Herman and Noble Herbert W. Kaiser hosted visiting Jerusalem Temple caravans from New Orleans and Mahi Temple Ia in Atlanta. The program included breakfast at Masonic temple, auto tours, and a barbecue at East Lake club followed by a dance at Roseland.
Chris Connell a Youngstown chauffeur pleaded guilty to first degree murder in justice court for killing Eletena Drachman whose body was found under a culvert on a country road near Warren Ohio. Authorities billed GS area resources for the case.
June 12 carnival scenes filled downtown as Mystic Order of Enchanted Realm grottoes held a three day conclave. Fifteen patrols competed in caldron drills and the Mohassen patrol Davenport Iowa won the women’s auxiliary for the second time. The city buzzed like a college town before a big game as 6,000 grotto members turned hotels into noise filled dens and the east Sixth Street parade drew thousands in bathing suits and costumes. Announcement of the winner is due tomorrow morning.
Springfield June 1 The Illinois Senate rejected a blanket equal rights measure for women, voting 16 yeas to 17 nays with the presiding officer voting present. The body killed four property and guardianship bills while noting the Wisconsin act as a pattern. The dispatch also mentions common natural occurrences of carbonate of lime in limestone.
The Supreme Court of Georgia affirmed judgments from Richmond and Chatham superior courts. Attorneys Peebles Jr. and Wright & Jackson appeared. Raley and Williams were involved as plaintiffs in error. Judge Hammond PF presided in Richmond. Judge Meldam presided in Chatham.
The Court of Appeals of Georgia lists numerous appeals from Fulton Adams, and other circuits, naming Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company v Stewall Pace, plus multiple defendants and plaintiffs in error. Included are entries for McDuffin OU Fertilizer Company, Roanoke Banking Company, and numerous city and superior court actions with judges named such as Wright, Speer, Graham, and Humphries, detailing counsel and opposing parties.
Annie Belle Turner age 25 years died at 40 Stowall avenue Tuesday. Survived by sister Macy Katherine Turner. Funeral arrangements under H OG Hemperley of Knut Point Ga.
To Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Barrett a boy June 4 at 2 Paynes Avenue. To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. West a boy June 4 at 128 Kennedy Street. To Mr. and Mrs. I. Summers two boys at 2 Cy Grove Street May. To Mr. and Mrs. [name unclear] a girl May 20 at 7 Ridney Emmett Street. To Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Merritt a boy May 38 at 20 Meu Street. To Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Powell a boy May 1 at 108 Bellwood Avenue. To Mr. and Mrs. W. Cash a girl May 9 at 207 Liedsey Street. To Mr. and Mrs. C. Alexander Bennett Turner a girl May 26. To Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Boggs a boy May 5 at 130 Oliver Street. To Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant a boy May M. To Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ton a girl May 27. To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCloskey a girl May 22 at 331 Lee Street. To Mr. and Mrs. R. B. McGinty Center HM a girl June 3. To Mr. and Mrs. Clarehen Knowles St East Sixth Street a girl May 24. To Mr. and Mrs. Corsegaughes 24 Lombardy Way a boy. Line 1. Do Mr. and Nie LH W Parks Cincinnati Obie a girl April 27.
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