Crowded Auto Wrecked By Runaway Street Car
Two women passengers and three men were tossed from a seven passenger Paige auto when a Buckhead street car crashed into its rear on Peachtree Road. Brakes failed and the trolley ran wild, pinning Colonel Jenkins and injuring Miss Banner and Mrs. Miller. Chauffeur Evans suffered internal injuries. police and Dr. Garner aided the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
B. M. Banner
Whitehall Street
J. D. Miller
Colonel Jenkins
Piedmont Hotel
D. E. Floyd
Lee Street
J. H. Evans
Durham Rent Car Service
Grady Hospital
Garner
Muss Bonner
High Jinks Charged To A Georgia Woman
Cincinnati dispatch reports Charles Guthrie of Amelia Ohio files for divorce from Annie Biller Guthrie of Columbus Georgia. He accuses her of neglect and liaisons with Neming Fred Krause, with their 9 year old son Charles in Columbus and Cincinnati, and threatens alienation of affections charges. He says he will reveal sensational details at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Neming Fred Krause
Guthrie
Krause
Charle
Columbus
Bond Issue Ordinance Urged After Grady Defeat
Alderman James R Nutting urged a constitutional amendment to let municipalities issue bonds with two thirds of qualified voters voting rather than two thirds of registered voters. He noted recent defeat showed participation shortfalls and requested Fulton and DeKalb delegates introduce the measure in the General Assembly. The clerk was instructed to send copies to senators and representatives for Falcon and DeKalb counties. The resolution went to the charter amendment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
James R. Nutting
General Assembly
Natting
General Council
Fulton
DeKalb
Counel
Falcon and
Death Counties
Charter Amendment Committee
Burns 10 Be Quested by the Police Chiefs
Grand Rapids Mich June 15 Special Detective William J Burns is in bad with the International Association of Police Chiefs and when the convention revises the List of honorary members tomorrow his name will be stricken. His actions in the Lewrank case and publicity tactics have caused broad disfavor among chiefs nationwide. The executive committee decided to revise the honorary list and Burns will be omitted when presented to the convention. Backers of the move come from the east and south with southern delegates most active against his continued association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
William J. Burns
International Association of Police Chiefs
Lst
Leo Wrank
Atlanta
United States
Burns
Association
Frank
East
International Organization
West Point Autoists Hurled Into Road
West Point Ga June 16 Special A party of West Point people led by Mr and Mrs W L Lanier Mr and Mrs F Lanier and Rev Graham Forrester were hurled into the road yesterday when their auto turned turtle on a slippery road near LaGrange None injured in the crash and all escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
W. L. Lanier
F. & Lanier
Graham Forrester
LaGrange
Robbers terrorize Paint and Cabin Creek district in West Virginia
A two week spree by a feared gang robs coal company stores and raids rail lines. They loot Crown Hill merchandise worth 8000 dollars, while a box car thought to shelter a detective is sprayed with high powered rifle bullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Reboors
Paint and Cabin Creek
Crown Hill
Ask The Constitution Where to Live
The Constitution runs a Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information inviting public consultation. A room for rent can be listed free of charge in this bureau. Contact Main so0a0 or Atlanta 5001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bureau of
Atlanta
Trusts Pressure Congress With Limited Time
President Wilson announces a firm push to pass administration trust bills this session despite a perceived campaign by business interests to adjourn Congress. He cites a coordinated spread of letters urging delay and freight-rate hikes, while noting Simmons Hardware declined a Federal Reserve appointment. The White House released letters from Pictorial Review and others urging postponement and looser action on anti trust measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
White House
Simmons Hardware Company
St Louis
C. Simmons
Federal Reserve Board
Mr. Simmons
Charles 5. Hamlin
Boston
Simmons
Sementium
Pictorial Review Company
New York
W. P. Abnett
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Ahnelt
Transazuisatan
Eastern Railroads
Corennes
Assausia
Atlanta Tech fund tops forty thousand with new subscriptions
Seventy five Atlanta Tech alumni and a dozen top Atlanta business leaders gathered at the Piedmont for a mass luncheon to push the campaign toward a one hundred thousand dollar city share of a five hundred thousand dollar drive. New subscriptions added six thousand seven hundred thirty five, bringing total to forty thousand seven hundred forty six with promises to recruit the rest within a week or ten days. Governor Slaton and leaders praised the effort, stressing Georgia's future hinges on educated workers and capable minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Toar
Sia Tech
Piedmont
Rataing
Ios
J. R. A Hobson
General Tech Movement
Tech
Joan M. Sia*ton
John W. Grant
J. W. English
Preston & Arkwright
John B. Murphy
Mell R. Wikinson
Wilmer A. Moore
E. P. McBurney
Frank Hewkins
Samuel A. Carter
J. T. Holleman
W. H. Kriegshaber
John Temple
Graves
5. A. Kyser
Georgia
Slaton
Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. R. A. Hobson
Hobson
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Mnglish
Court Dismisses Hush Money Case Involving Thomas
Judge Eugene Thomas in municipal court dismissed the case against Roland Thomas after reviewing incidents of a night near Greenwood cemetery. The matter centered on whether Thomas claimed to be a policeman to extract cash from two joyriders. Dr Charles Bible testified he and a young woman were approached, threatened with arrest, and given a demand for money. Bible said Thomas pretended to be an officer but later admitted promising to wait for police, and an actual officer arrived, leading to the payout of two five dollar bills. The court found Thomas did not impersonate a county officer and Bible knew he was not a policeman, so the charge was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Eugene Thomas
Roland Thomas
Thomas
Charles 3. Bible
Dr. Bible
Cascade Road
Harvester
Carter
Bible
Brewster
Government money ready to move crops
Washington reports Secretary Mc Adoo stands ready to lend government funds to western and southern banks for crop moving needs. The prior year’s plan proved successful and may be repeated. Lending totaled 37,336,000 dollars to 193 banks across 62 cities in 28 states last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdoo
Paris Storm Devastates City Leaving Dozens Missing
A violent thunderstorm in Paris caused flooding and cave-ins in the central quarter. Seven or more people are feared dead as streets, sewers, gas mains, and power lines ruptured, with a taxi carrying a passenger swallowed by a collapsing roadway. Authorities including President Poincaré dispatched troops to assist rescuers amid darkness and rising casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paria
Claims flogging killed convict in Georgia camp
LaGrange Georgia June 15 Special allegations of a sensational nature regarding the death of Charles Partridge a 24 year old white convict in the county camp near Hogansville Sunday afternoon have prompted a coroner’s investigation. His mother Mrs Dr Partridge charges he was flogged to death and relatives report body covered with scars. Coroner B S Spinks will hear testimony Tuesday as Sheriff subpoenas Captain T W Eberhardt and other witnesses. Partridge had been in the gang two weeks serving a theft sentence. he left a wife and 2 year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Eberhardt
Partridge
Jimmy McMichael
Lamberg
Dan Denny
Grady Davis
LaGrange
Last Bonus Offer Closes Midnight June 20 Contest Ends Soon
The notice urges readers to vote vigorously before midnight Saturday June 20 as the final bonus vote offer ends. It promises up to one hundred thousand extra votes per club of new shares and emphasizes personal effort to win a motor car and other gifts.
Carranza Barred From Conference By The Mediators
Niagara Falls Ont June 15 The three South American mediators inform General Carranza they will not admit his representatives to the conference here unless an armistice and full scope mediation are accepted The note from Rafael Zubaran Carranza’s Washington representative announced Calderon Cabrera and Vasconcelos as constitutionalist delegates to the mediation seeking to settle the US Mexican dispute The mediators warned Carranza he had not fully considered their communications seeking an armistice and a complete Mexican problem discussion Deadlock over names threatened mediation progress as conference inclines toward choosing a provisional president to replace Huerta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Ont
Carranza
Rafael Zubaran
Washington
Fernado Iglemus Calderon
Luis Cabrera
Josef Vasconcel
Rafael @ubaran
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Lunia Cabrera
Jose Vasconcelos
United States
Mexican Republic
Local Weather Report Thunder Showers Forecast
Local forecast warns of thunder showers Tuesday and likely Wednesday in Georgia. Temperatures range low around 72 and high near data missing. Rainfall in past 24 hours is noted with deficits for the month and year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peachtree Road
Jenkins
Alderman Nutting
Campaign of Trusts
Camera Brigade
Kate Clemens Simmons
Women’s Federation
John I. Hoffman
Bucyrus
Photographers’ Association
L. A. Dozer
Will H. Towles
Washington, D. C
Greater Tech
Mr. Fambrough
W. R. Snyder
AL V. Gude
Albert Steiner
Mell
R. Wilkingon
W. E. Newill
Seif
Ana Bon
Chas
P. Byrd
P. Walthall
George B. Scott
V. Kriegshaber
W. H. Glenn Chas
D. Honiker
A. Howell
A. Cowles
Eugene
Whitehead W. B Coleman
Fallaire
T. B. Bethel
B. McDonald
W. P. Hammond
H. White, Jr
A Alexander
E. B. Wiliams
Harieston
Rand
Municipal Court
Dr. Hidle
Ori
Huerta
Muerta
Bish
Elds
Birmingham
Cay
Brownsvile
Buffalo
Denver
Chicago
Eldy
Des Moines
Galveston
Atteras, Clear
Jacksonville
Pt. Ly
Kungas
City
Knoxville
Rau
Louisville
Merephis
Eld
Miami
Cou Moblie
Clear
Montgomery
New Orleans
Clr
Oklahoma
Phoent
Pittsbur Clear
Portland
Lear
Raleigh, Pt
San Francisco
Clay
St. Louis
St. Paul
Salt Leite City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!