Minstrelsy De Luxe Delights Atlanta Audiences
The Junior Chamber of Commerce and American Legion backed Minstrelsy De Luxe at an Atlanta theater. Catherine Jones and Evelyn Youngheed led terpischore numbers with Frisco Tazz and De Ta Woodall's trombone blues. Crutchfield, Harriet Jonesy, Archie Mitchell and others delivered entertaining acts to a capacity crowd, highlighted by the Americas League and a strong humorous program.
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Catherine “Jones
de Ta Woodall
Edd Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Pro Action
Atlanta
Iudience
Americas
Evelyn , Younghteed
Catherine Jones
Terpischare
Epistite
Therogram
Crutchfield
Paul Crutchfield
M Petformer
Crutchsfield
Harriet Jorsey
Archie Mitchell
Ft. Sirecest
Witti
Minstrel De Luxe Impresses Atlanta Audiences
In a benefit show for United States Hospital No. 48 disabled veterans, a minstrel performance in Atlanta featured dancers and end men such as Nicholas Bert Fynn William Lowe Mack Carpenter and Arthur Jones. Frank Paul Crutchfield Leister and others sang pieces like Carolina Mammy Mandalay and Swingin Along, with high praise for the overall show.
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Getsinger
Yesha
Nicholas
Bert Fynn
Wiliam Lowe
Mack
Carpenter
Arthur’ Jones
Ria
Leister
Frank
Paul Crutchfield
Es Oe
Arthur Jones
Carolina Mammy
Mandalay
Bill seeks more police chief powers in city charter
Representative John Smith of Fulton county introduced a bill to amend the city charter to strengthen the authority of Police Chief James N. Beavers. Beavers said he had no knowledge of the measure and would not comment, noting it may not pertain to his department. The bill was referred to the senate judiciary committees.
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John’ ¥. Smith
Fulton County
James N. Beavers
Senate Judiciary Committees
Atlanta City Department Heads Nominated by Board or Committee
The document outlines that city department heads must nominate suitable candidates for assistants or workers. The board or committee may approve or reject, with final decision binding. If rejected, the head must nominate again until an acceptable name is presented. Upon charges against a department head, immediate trial is required and suspension or removal awaits legal conviction.
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Atlanta
Kappa Sigmas Name New Officers At Conclave
The Kappa Sigma conclave closes with a banquet at a small Ansley hotel tonight as national officers are named for the coming year. Ed I Sutton of Tech High, a long-time leader and editor of the official magazine, is among notable attendees. Sutton has chaired Georgia Florida and Alabama chapters for over 20 years and lives near Atlanta. Prominent members will speak at the banquet after a Stone Mountain visit to view the Confederate memorial. A Druid Hills dinner dance followed the day’s events.
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Kappa Sigma
Ansley Hotel
I. Sutton
Tenebew Oat Tech High School
Sut
Sutton
Ton
Lynchburg
North Georgia Agricultural School
Flehag
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Sutton Iis
Kappa ,Sigma
Atlanta
Clarkston
Kappa
Atlanta Diamond Jubilee plans outlined for October pageant
Civic leaders meet to plan a large scale Diamond Jubilee in Atlanta in October. Mayor Sims and Frederick J. Pax on guide the effort with a pageant depicting Atlanta’s growth from a freight platform to a thriving metropolis. Scenarios are drafted by committees and invites go to Savannah Macon and Columbus.
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Atlanta
Sims
Pridas
Sime
Frederick J. Paxon
Jubilee Organization
Gate City
Woman's Pioneer Society
Joseph M. Wusthoff
Phan Street
Marthasville
James TR. Nevin
Savanagh
Macon
Columbus
Parsmotte
John SM. Cohen
Racing Towboats Nearing Goal on Mississippi
Memphis Tennessee June 20 The St Louis barge line towboat racing her sister Cairo up the river from New Orleans held a 42 mile lead toward Caird NL with a finish expected tomorrow if no mishap. At noon the St Louis was Hotchkiss Light 906 miles above New Orleans and 64 miles from Cairo. The Cairo was 864 miles up from New Orleans at Gayoso Light. The Illinois, which left Memphis as the St Louis passed, was 21 miles ahead of the St Louis.
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Memphis
Tenn
St. Louisa
Cairo
New Orleans
Caird
St. Louis
Hotchkiss
Gayoso Light
Illinois
Release Sought for John Phillips in Georgia
Mrs John Phillips of Macon appeals to Judge H A Mathews to aid in securing her husband release from state prison farm where he is serving five to years for the 191? murder of Walter A Fendt four years ago The state farm guard allegedly claimed he is among the best pewters and health may fail without release The prison commission refused pardon and the judge said he could do nothing at present Phillips shot Fendt during a dispute over a fence separating their property
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Macon
John @. Phillips
State Farm
Walter A. Fendt
H. A. Mathews
Bible Superior Court
Phillips
Mathews
State Institution
Fendt
Langley Mills Offered for Sale in New York News
New York reports Langley cotton mills at Langley, S. C. have been offered for sale. W C Langley, a New York broker and owner of the villa, said several interests have requested inventories and bid for the property. He disclosed no names beyond one Boston offer and denied direct contact from Henry Ford.
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New York
Langley Cotton Mills
Langley
S. C
W. C. Langley
Boston
Henry Ford
Lengley
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