Militant woman damages Rokeby Venus at National Gallery
May Richardson, a noted militant suffragette, attacked Velasquez Rokeby Venus with a knife causing six to seven cuts. The National Gallery closed as she was arrested and later sentenced. her history includes prior protests against government policies and acts of arson and disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Richardson
Bristol
King George
Hampton
Pal
Hampton Court Palace
National
Miss Richardson
Emeline Pankhurst
Fichprdson
National Gallery
Reginald McKenna
Fle
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments Listed in Error Cases
The Supreme Court of Georgia reviews a batch of titles including Trem Sudec Watterson v State, Felder as attorney general, and others from counties such as Vaneta, Daw, Early, Glynn, Dade, and Lowndes. Decisions include affirmed with direction, reversed, and various notices of plaintiffs in error and defendants in error. Also noted is a brief line about purchasing seats for the Riegfeld Follies at Allstar 100 East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watterson
Wright Court Vosims
S. Felder
Fitorney
Hebert
Phipat
State
Vaneta
Dudge Teeeman
Worntt
Newman
Plaimuer
Erro So Elder
Aramney
Geiger
Mann
Pirkie
Bearden
Dawann
Juige Jones
Charters
Vandiver O
Lille
Thin
Slate
Tft-Judge Hive Fecriified
Ur Caine of
Pasian & Noringham
James WW. Pree
Thomas
City of Blakely
Warritl, Little
Pawel Rooper A. Goldstein
M. Rambo
W.G Park
Castellon
Candler
Thomson S Hirsch
Trust practices laid to a tobacco company
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds plans to sue the Metropolitan tobacco company of New York under the Sherman act over alleged restraints of trade. Independent dealers accuse the firm of market grip in Greater New York and surrounding areas, with possible severance talks affecting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReynolds
Metropolitan of
New York
Washington
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
H. Snowden Marshall
United States
Dng Wis
C. A. Thompson
Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan
Ould Tobacco “Trust
Emt
Copany
Tong Island
Jersey City
Old American Tobacco Company
Yopolitar Zels
Maedala
Charen
Tobacco E
Metropolitean
Tilda -Atlornet
McKennolds
Stit
Old Tobacco “Trust
Department
Memorial notices from Atlanta area deaths and funerals
Noah K. Davis aged 11 may have died in Charlottesville Virginia after noon Sunday. Surviving two sons Wilson and Archibald Davis and two daughters Clara Jeavis and Mrs Walter B. Brooks. Mrs Davis’ husband was professor of moral philosophy at the University of Virginia for thirty years. Born on a plantation near Albany she spent part of her life in Atlanta living with Archibald Davis at 12 West Peachtree street. S Marks former Atlanta resident died Monday in Brunswick Georgia. Surviving wife one son Max Marks three daughters Mrs E A Gershon Mrs B A Loveman of Atlanta and Mrs J J Ligsner of Brunswick. Bows will be brought to Atlanta for funeral at 3 o’clock from his daughter’s residence at 376 Washington street Rabbi Marx officiating. Interment West View cemetery. George D Tysoc of Acworth died Monday at sister’s home in Glenwood. He was 41, survived by wife and three daughters Mamie Evnor Mrs Roy Collins and Mrs Bertha Philpy. Body to Atlanta for funeral today from Barclay Brandon’s chapel. Interment Oakland cemetery. Miss Bessie Huckaby of Griffin died after burns from a fall into a fire during a spell of epi Jens. Funeral from deceased home and interment at Mount Zion campground. Surviving Miss Huckaby are her mother Mrs LG Huckaby and sister Mrs Rufus Daniel, both of Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah K. Davis
Atlanta
Charlottesville
Wilson
Archibald Davis
Clara Jeavis
Walter B. Brooks
Davis
University of Virginia
Albany
S. Marks
Brunswick
Max Marks
E. A. Gershon
B. A. Loveman
Atlagata
J.J. Ligsner
Allanta
Washington Street
Rabbi Marx Offigiating
West View Cemetery
George D. Tysoc
Acworth
Trienis
Glenwood
Mamie Evnor
Roy Collins
Bertha Philpy
Barclay & Brandon
Oakland
Zgriffin
Bessie Huckaby
Monat Zion Campground
Miss Huckaby
LG. Huckaby
Rufus Daniel
Griffin
SM. Scofield
M. Yow
West View Cerritory
WYSOR
Frien
George D. Tysor
Mamie Lewis Tysor
Hoy Collans
Mia. Mercer Phillips
W. R. Bean
Barclay & Brantley Chanel
Evy Street
Oakland Cemete
Obituary notices for Wilson and Sheppard in Tennessee paper
Former editor W. H. Wilson of Chattanooga whose death occurred Monday at his residence 2 Dickson Place is mourned by his wife two sons Ralph K. Wilson and three daughters and one brother. Funeral at 10 o clock from Garclay Brandon’s chapel with burial at West View cemetery. Mrs Martha A. Sheppard aged 76 dies after an operation surviving a brother Dr J J Daniela a sister Mrs Jane P Fleming and three nephews. Funeral at the family residence 476 North Jackson Street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww Oh. Wilson
Chat Nooga
Dickson Place
Ralph K. Wilson
Martha A. Sheppard
Jonn J. Daniela
Jane P. Flemiva
L. Keight
P. L
J. &. Fleming
Famly
North
Jackson Street
Rail outlook gloomy says president Rea
Philadelphia March 10 The Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders at their annual meeting authorized the board to create a mortgage to issue bonds as needed to finance the company President Samuel Rea presided and denied reports of railroad accounting manipulation He complained about maintenance and operating costs and said railroads have not spent enough on maintenance He warned investors deserve fair consideration and not calamity.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Samuel Rea
State Commissions
Uiaher
Enarges
Ptelave
Rea
Obituary notices and funeral details for multiple residents
Mrs Harriet Bassett died tonight at 276 Jones avenue survived by three daughters and ten sons. Beds to be carried at 3 PM to Augusta for interment. Mr O Inaie died at 61 Terrell street with funeral planned from Greenberg and Band’s. service and interment at a local cemetery. Mrs Kaume Stor died Monday. funeral at 10 30 AM from 15 Mast North avenue. burial in West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Passe
Jones Avenue
Welock
Augusta
Wharles
Naie
O. d. Inaie
Terrell Street
Greenberg & Band
Malana
Tofay Corlinerat
Kaume Stor
Mast North Avenue
West View Cemetery
West Point Bars James W McClure Cadet Hope Fades
Washington reports the War Department will not reopen the James W McClure cadet case unless directed by the President. McClure of Paris Kentucky was excluded from West Point after his father filed charges against Brigadier General Thomas and Major Pred W Slaydee for alleged false statements. The academy board says McClure resigned to avoid trial, undermining efforts for a new appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lnless
Wilson
War Department
James W. MecClure
Paris
West Point Military Academy
Thomas
Pred W. Slaydee
Paynter
Self
McClure
Labor leaders plan thorough canvass for labor-backed candidates
The Labor Legislative League appointed a committee to reach organized labor and urge support for its candidates in upcoming elections. W. S. Wier and S. A. Albright were chosen as league nominees for county commissioner and general assembly. The group aims to inform unions and mobilize voters, with registration drives and fund-raising plans led by the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Legislative League
Ihs
League
Wher
Typographical Union
S.A. Albright
W. A. Caraway
W. S. Wier
A. Albright
Carl Karston
Lowe
Marquardt
William S. Wier
Avanta
Fulton
Typographical
Owever
Martial law declared in Ceara Brazil amid strike
Fie De Janeiro March 20 martial law proclaimed throughout the state of Ceara with federal troops guarding Fortalesa. Strikes halt trade as rebels encamp about 16 miles from the capital and local authorities fail to enforce order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie de Janeiro
Brazil
Ceara
Fortalesa
Fortaleza
Iceara
Old Ice and Coal Plant Burns in Decatur Street Fire
A former Atlanta ice and coal plant on Decatur wheel near Bell Street burned nearly to the ground last night. Firefighters battled the blaze from 10:30 to midnight as insulation on power lines melted and fires spread to two nearby houses, drawing a crowd of about 3,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Decatur Wheel
Bell Street
No. 14 Station House
Neigborhood
Iisels
Also Mentioned on This Page
VENUS
Notorious May Richardson
Velasquez
Supreme Court OF GA
Riegfeld Follies
Allstar 100
Mortuary
Bessie Hluckaby, Griffin
Harriet Bassett
Charles M. Inzie
Fannie Sterne
West Point
James W. M’clure
LABOR
Thoro’ Canvass
Bea
FM. Hott Shoe Co,” Makers
Mischester, NH
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
Bell and
Decatur Streets
Edgewood Avenue
North Boulevard
Forrest
George Adair
Peachtree Street
Forsyth Street
John J. Woodside Real Estate
STOR
BELL
IVY
Seal Estate Row
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta, Georgia
Comptroller’s
U.S
U. S
Undivided
State of Georgia
County of
City of
WM. T. Perkerson
Stewart M’ginty
Charles Iryan
Cashier
V. P
Asst
F. M. Berry
Cashier Hatton
Rogers
Ars
Marietta
Cone Streets
Rhodes Building
A. G. Rhodes & Son
Rhodes
Dunson & Gay 409 Trust Company
Georgia
Fis
Fritz Wacenet
Nate Bank Wes
Atlanta. Ga
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Schebler
Yelyea-Austellco
Ee Lodge
Malta Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
SS. Wallace
W. M. T. Gibbs
Capital City
FL & A.M
Marietta Street
Ed Mincey
Jesse M. Wood
W. M. Ateeet
Eley
Sthune
Larcinso ‘Branden Company
Ivy Street
WC Gosa
Luther Kinnov
Barry McKinnon
McCoy van Devender
Claude Langford
T. A. Dev Fer
Marks
BO Marks
Brunsick
Lissner
Bruns
Rivs
Hla
Gerstion
Mir
B A. Loveman
Max Marka
David Mars
West View
Greenbereck
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St. H
BM. Woolley
Vicar Sanitarium
Atlante
Grojela
Vistidad
Cale
Miltia
Atrikis
Forbes Todas
John Chase
Imga Mun
Umon Ami
Lraymerd Tv
Neil Smith
KODAK
Miosh Eastman Filme
A. K. Kawhes Co
Whitehal
Andro Tarter
ORD
Sandbo Starter Co
Rhones Bidg
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