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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
6
Fragmentary notes show references to Jack Spalding and an appointee commission tied to Governor Hardwick. Mentions Kelley sentence and court timing, with phrases about presenting his side of the case and a prisonment outcome unclear.
The Howard screens Griffith's Dream Empire Street featuring Clara Simba Young in Charge It. A colorful romance set in Limehouse and the Oriental Quarters of London, praised as one of Griffith's finest for laughter adventure and tragedy.
The photoplay Old Dad features Mildred Harris Chaplin as a lively bewitching girl sent to a fashionable boarding school. Her expulsion and elopement drive the plot, ending with her father awakening to his daughter's existence. The weeklong showing spans Criterion and nearby theatres with various managers and publicity staff listed.
Southern Enterprises Inc announced changes in management across all local theaters including the Howard, Forsyth, and Klasto chains. Enrico Leide moves from conductor to Howard theater director, DeSnius Harrison becomes Howard business manager, with Harold Kistler reassigned among Forsyth operations. The changes take effect Monday July 4.
Dr Aven attends a tuberculosis clinical and laboratory course at the Tru deau School in Saranac Lake New York starting June 20 for a six week program. He leads the medical staff at the Anti Tuberculosis association and travels from Atlanta June 24 to attend.
The Georgia National Guard officers and organizations were recognized by the federal government in the past week. Captain Joseph Slicef of cavalry in Atlanta First Lieutenant Theodore Goulsby of cavalry, also in Atlanta, and First Lieutenant Charles E Thompson of infantry in Atlanta Troop C first separate battalion cavalry were noted. The usual recognition exam was waived for Lieutenant Thompson.
Reports indicate a July 9 baseball game between the Lions and the Ad men to benefit the Daughters of the American Revolution. A prior June 30 Lions versus Civitang game also supported philanthropic aims.
Pyrotechnic displays, horse and automobile races, dances, music, and a large midway are planned for Lakewood park from July 2 through July 4. Southeastern Fair association manager RB Striplin announced the event on Tuesday.
Governor Hardwick faces renewed charges from Aldine Chambers against Solicitor-General John A. Boykin. Chambers charges include slanderous public statements about a banking operation in Atlanta and alleged improper conduct by Boykin in court, with responses filed but questions remain about substantiation and timing.
A disjointed historical manuscript fragment discusses legal matters involving Boykin, Ewing, and other officials. It references bonds, forfeitures, settlements, and accusations of misconduct, with mention of grand juries, trials, and defense arguments across various cited cases.
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