Behind the scenes at police board faction clash
Commissioners VanDyke and Mason were seen on the stairway after a meeting, exchanging guarded words while noting political tempers. Mayor Maddox stayed neutral, newspapers drew heat, and a detective sergeant post may follow as the board’s next move, with public interest high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanDyke
Mason
Manon
Carl
Van
Commissioner VanDyke
Police
Johnson
Low
Maddox
Talary
Police Board
Roberts
Piles Cured in 14 Days by Fazol Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding protruding piles in 14 days or money refunded. This advertisement promises relief from piles with Fazol ointment and a full refund if not effective.
Phi Delta Theta Banquets at Aragon Hotel
Atlanta Alumni Association of Phi Delta Theta will host a try-anousl celebration at the Aragon hotel tonight at 9 o clock. Active Tech chapter members will attend. Walter B. Palmer and Judge Marcus W Beck will speak. Judge H M Reid toasts. Phi Delta Theta, founded 1848, has about 6000 members and 36 active chapters with houses valued at 760000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Alumni Association
Phi Delta Theta
Aragon Hotel
Alun! Club
Ugsts
Tech
Walter B. Palmer
Marcus W. Beck
State Supreme Court
H. M Reid
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
United States
Canada
Atlants
Unisate
Walter C. Marabburn
Eters
Wife Follows Husband and Gets a Beating
W. L. Lovinger of 6 Billa Street, 2 years of age, was arrested yesterday afternoon about 4:90 o'clock by Bicycle Patrol Officers Barfield and Fein for beating his wife and being drunk. He was held on an eighty dollar bond in two cases. Mrs Lovinger feared he would return and kill her. The arrest occurred after Lovinger resisted, cursed, and was wrestled to the ground by Officer Barfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lovinger
Billa Street
Barhetd
Fein
Chapel and
Leona
Banfield
Lovinger
Barfield
Toluia
Ordination Services for Deacons at Temple Baptist
Ordination services for deacons were held yesterday morning at Temple Baptist Church with many ministers participating. Pastor Rev C J Thompson gave the sermon and Rev T E McCutchen spoke on the spiritual charge to the church. Rev J E Briggs addressed the financial side, and Rev J T Briggs of Capitol Avenue Baptist spoke to the deacons. Also participating were Rev W C Barrow of McDonald Baptist and Rev D S Edenfield of Grant Park Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Baptist Church
W. C. Barrow
McDonald Baptisl
D. Ss. Edenfield
Grant Park
Labor unions march in Boston to protest biased courts
Boston March 4. Labor union members, over 5,000 strong, parade to denounce the imprisonment sentence for Samuel Gompers Joan Mitchell and rank Morricon by Judge Wright in the District of Columbia Superior Court. A large meeting at Fanuell Hall followed with supporters condemning the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel Gompers
Joan Mitchell
Rank Morricon
Wright
Superior Court of
Lawa
a_&t
Taffy
Sherman
Cannon
Three Personal Crises Reported in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville, Mrs. Whittaker and Philip Beker ended their lives today. Jenny Pide, a Tampa resident, shot himself and remains in a dying condition in hospital tonight. Baker drank a quantity of smudgnum and was found dead in his room early this morning. Mrs. Whitaker drowned herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Whittaker
Philip Beker
Jenny Pide
Tampa
Baker
Whitaker
City court judge wraps up aba crime division work
Judge A B Calhoun finished the criminal division docket on Saturday disposing of 907 cases in two weeks and will preside over the civil division this week. Councilman Harrison schedules a Wednesday meeting of special committees to report on ordinances regulating drays chairs wagons and bicycle messengers with full attendance urged for a report to the council in April. Coroner Donehoo declined to hold an inquest over Eugene Hugely, a negro, found dead on South McDaniel Street Saturday night after a brick was used, with witnesses noted by Officer Willams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Calhoun
Harrison
Druys
Donehoo
Eugene Hugely
South McDaniel Strees
Robert Willams
Noonday Lenten Services Grow in City Interest
The Monday Lenten services in Cable Concert hall from 12 30 to 1 are drawing growing attendance. Episcopal church hosts invite ministers from other denominations to speak. Aimed at downtown business people, the brief daily addresses feature Dean Pise Bishop Nelson and Rev. De Ovies with sessions 12 30 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Molclock
Ifs
Dean Pise
J. Philip's
C. K. Nelson
Raymund de Ovies
Birmingham
Als
Bishop Nelson
de Ovies
Officer Hamby Charged With Drunkenness at Station
Policeman C M Hamby of the evening watch was brought to the station late last night on a drunkenness charge. He was relieved of his accoutrements and sent to the third floor, with a police board hearing likely to decide if the suspension becomes expulsion. The case follows a prior 15 day suspension of Officer Van Winkle for the same charge as commissioners warn of strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hamby
Evening Watch
J. W. Norman
Whitehall Street
Thay
Hamby
Police Board
van Winkle
van Aupply
Die Clarke
Kennedy challenges Carr or Jones for ten round bout
Charle Kennedy the boxer issues a challenge through The Copestitution sporting department to Billie Carr or Egdie Jones for a ten round fight. He offers a side bet of any amount and insists on a real contest with no open gloves. Weight limit set at 186 pounds. Addr al Christensen for responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Department
Copestitution
Charle Kennedy
Billie Carr
Egdie Jones
Kennedy
AL Christensen
Georgia M Russell Dies at Home in Atlanta
Mrs Georgia M Russell daughter of John M Russell died at her residence 86 Orme Street yesterday morning. Funeral will be held at the residence today at 2:30 pm Rev Dr Moore officiating. Interment Wesleyan Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia ‘M. Russell
Georgia M
John M. Russell
Feralty
Orme Siveet
Welock
Dr. Moore
Wesleyan Cemetery
Amanda H. Cox
Barclay & Brandes Co
W Chapel
Lee Brousheton
Westview Cemetery
Wire
Cox
Mien Georgia Cox
Allente
S.A. Cox
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pallbestare
Jessa Soheston
A. E. Grifth
Walter Owens
Walter Freeman
Joha McIntyre
J. A. Vickers
R. B. Townsend, Jr
Hebert Brougton Townsend, Jr
Barclay & Braidon Co
Rosewood Cemetery
Len Broughton
Personal crisis reports tied to love troubles and suicides
Madison March 14 Robert Nich ole killed himself at home and will be buried beside his brother John who ended his life March 3 after Mim Gomers, Nicholes intended bride, fatally shot herself. Parental objections blocked love between John Nichols and Mim Gomers revealing Robert’s prior love for Mim. Sisters killed by auto in Philadelphia March 14 Exine died instantly and Areuia seriously injured while returning home from Sunday school. Nebr Bound man Joseph H Roch commit suicide March 4 after threatening an employee. he hanged a rifle and discharged it in his shop following a dispute with a law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Robert Nichole
Joha
Mica Beryl Somers
John Nichols
Mim Gomers
Robert
Elec
Misa Gormars
Philadelphia
Exine
Areuia
Hinttenf
Dynamite Used on Dry Lawyer in Prohibition Fight
The home of Charles G. Renner, attorney for the Anti Galoon League, was dynamited last midnight. A blast under the north steps shattered the porch and broke all north windows. Bloodhounds traced a trail near the house but short distances revealed no culprit. Renner believed the act warned him to stop his anti liquor work. An indignation meeting at the Methodist church passed a resolution urging the county to offer a reward for the dynamiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietannce
Renner
Methodiat Church
Startling charges by Governor Haskell rise in Cahomans case
In Muskoges March 14 motions to quash indictments against Governor Charles N. Haskell and others allege government conspiracy. They accuse special assistant Sylvester Rush of coercing witnesses, suppressing testimony, and pressuring the grand jury for indictments. The U S circuit court is asked to assign a new judge as arraignments proceed in Vine tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskoges
Ofte
Charles N. Haskell
Digit
United States
Gregory
Sylvester Rush
Omaha
Bush
United States Circuit Court
R. E. Campbell
Vine
Baldwin Heads Fair List for State Exhibit
Baldwin county spearheads plans to enter a splendid exhibit at the next state fair in Macon. Farmers and leading citizens are already making arrangements to compete for first prize. Macon fair officials have been informed of the early plans with others to follow in planning efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Macon
Baldwin County
Firat
Beldwin
James Home Cure Remed ies For Tobacco Addiction Ad
Letter praises James Sanatorium remedies for tobacco and alcohol abstinence and requests freedom to publish. He reports quitting tobacco, alcohol, tea, and coffee, and gratitude for relief. Ad lists prices and services for drug addiction, alcoholism, nervous disorders, insomnia, with confidential correspondence from Charles B. James Sanatorium Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Cullin
Maury St. Houston
Tex
James Home
Charles B. James Sanatorium
Delta
Memphis
Theaters Springing Up Everywhere In Atlanta
The city shows rapid theater growth with Bijou Grand Orpheum Lyric and new electric houses. An up-to-date Bel Canto style venue on Posey is praised as the most handsome, while vaudeville bills dominate. Mary Marble and Chip the vaudeville star headline gossip as actors’ stage lives mirror on and off stage relations. William Crane’s Grand engagement features the outcry in She Stoops to Conquer with strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Theater Wan 61
Bijou
Grand
Star
Martetts Street
el Teorado
Dorado
Orpheum
Weber’ & Rush
Itecame
Succes
Onpheum
Legion
Posey
Georgia
William Crane
Elsie Jeffreys
Margaret Dele
N Nmber
Robert Moran
W. H. Crane
Otha Fket
Charles Frohman
George Ado
Father Ang
Empire Theater
New York
Crane
Mr. Crane
Crans
Harvard Fullback Dead from Springfield Dispatch
A private Springfield dispatch reports the death today of Harvard fullback Carlton Apollonio of Winchester, Massachusetts, who had played for two years as a back on the Harvard football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mess
Springfield
Chile
Carlton Apollonio
Winchester
Mase
Harvard
New Bijou Theater Opens With Bargain Vaudeville
The Bijou opens this afternoon inaugurating a bargain vaudeville policy with five acts and new motion pictures. It is redecorated with a modern program including two matinee runs daily and three evening runs, with ten cent adult and five cent child admissions. The lineup features The Three Rivards and Frank Wilson among others, plus a robust bill of comedy, songs, and top-tier attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
the Three Rivards
Mike
the Gympest
Grojean
Maurer
Santora
Darlington
Frank Wilson
Mseke
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S. Valdes
Atlanta, GA
Clear Havana Cigars
Aragon
Bubbler
Frank E. Block
Famueilainst
Gompers
Dares Carr
Jones
Eyrat
Anti- Saloon League
Indiana
Haskell
Alne
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Makare
Gold Dust Twins
Mary Marble
Vaurdeville Homses
Wittle Chip
Sam Chip
James K. Hackett
Raven
Hoya Byron
Elsie Hoyt
Lew Dockstader
Neil O'Brien
Mr. Dockstader
Buster Brown
Sma
Aon Fa
the Lyric
Murray and
Mack
Broadway
Beautiful Lyric
Lyric
Charite Murray
Ollie Mack
Jake Welle
United Booking Offices
Lillie Jiales
Baty Loulee
Jimmy Lucua
Carberry Brothers
Myles McCarthy
Ant
Sketch Imagination
Beanos
Alha
Cais Ree
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