Weather Proof Easter Parade Plans In Atlanta
Easter Sunday finds Atlanta unsettled as officials debate weather plans and crowd preparations. Officials wrestle with duties and public expectation while city clubs promise dances and parades despite uncertain conditions. The piece blends gossip about fashion, Lent endings, and social events with hints of political pressure around official weather displays.
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Terpsichorean
Iothene Hoys
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Mendas
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Ani
Wein
Smetaen
Two Whites Involved in Fatal Incident in Jefferson County
A controversial fatal incident in Jefferson County involves the killing of a Black person by two White men. Reports describe the event as an execution by hanging linked to alleged theft of chickens. Local authorities, including sheriff and deputies, investigate while public scrutiny grows over racial motives and crowd reactions.
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Abd
Moreh
D-Arthur
Wolliam Wwatson
Lhd
Jon Hol
Ereby
Sf Am
Sefferson County
WIFE FALLS IN FAINT TESTIFYING AGAINST HUSBAND IN COURT
In Macon Georgia on March 21 Mrs Mary Davis wife of James Davis 319 Clinton street fainted when called to testify against her husband charged with nightly abuse. Court suspended twenty minutes while she revived. Davis fined 40 dollars or sixty days.
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Macon
Mary Davis
James Davis
Clinton Street
Recorders Court
Davis
Statts
Mary Statts
East Macon
Recorder
P.M. Barnes
Beth
Sacred Heart Church Easter Egg Hunt Planned on Marist Campus
Sacred Heart Church announces its annual Easter egg hunt for Sacred Heart Parish youths and friends on Monday at 2 PM on the Marist campus. Prizes include pet tombs, guinea fowl, bantams, roosters, and pigeons. Weather is forecast fine with no postponement.
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Sacred Heart Parish
Marist
Quinthe and Iron-The Most Relieves Pain Tonics Claim
An old advertisement touts Quinthe and Iron-The Most Relieves Pain and Heals, claiming strong remedies like Dr Porte Antiseptic Healing Oil for wounds sores ulcers and skin diseases. It promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE as a cold cure in one day and lists prices 2c 6c 1.00.
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Porte
Women Meet Today for Cooking School in Atlanta Armory
Atlanta women gather in Taft hall to review final plans for a city cooking school and pure food show at the Auditorium Armory next week to benefit the Home for Incurables. Led by Mrs. Floyd W. McRae and others, the event features Miss Sara J. Kinsey directing demonstrations with trained assistants. Admission is 25 cents daily or one dollar for a season ticket with a drawing for donated prizes on the final day.
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Home For
Taft Hall
Atlanta
Willam Tellam
Southern
Floyd W. McRae
Home
M. Taman
James L. Mickey, Jr
William A. Speer
J.T. Wiliams
T. & Lewis
Frank Holland
Cuolkting School
Seagan
Helen D Longstreet Denies Retirement and Proposes Publication
Mrs Helen D Longstreet rejects reports of retiring from the Gainesville post office to publish a weekly paper. She asserts she will retain the Gainesville office for life, cites her eight years as postmaster, defends her record of nonpolitical appointments, and recounts conflicts with Congressman Bell and party politics. She credits improving the office and denying political meddling under her administration.
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Helen D. Longstreet
Jamesville
Congressman Bell
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oMee
South
Wilson
Slaton Will Speak to Sunday School at First Christian
The First Christian Bible school plans Easter morning services for about fifteen hundred attendees at 30 o'clock. An Infant class of 160 children will present a special program. Governor-elect John M Slaton, who leads a fifty-strong youth class at Trinity Methodist, will address the crowd on co operation and the enthusiasm behind a large Bible school.
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First Christian Rue School
John M Slatun
Georgia
Trinity Methodist Church
Club in East Point Enters Bankruptcy
The Manufacturers' club, a social organization in Fast Point, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday. Debts total $1,632.59 and assets are $800. Judge Neman will decide this morning whether a receiver will be named.
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Manufacturers’ Club
Fast Point
Beers
Neman
Commission Fixes Rates For Electric Lights In Macon
State railroad commission reassures Macon citizens on electricity pricing. Fixed rates set by the commission govern consumer charges even if a company fails. Macon Railway and Light has filed rates. Georgia Public Service Corp has not. Governor Brown learns Tennessee bill seeks to condemn Chattanooga properties for street use. state roads property argued as already dedicated.
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Chattanooga
Brown
John C. Hart
Tennessee
Coronel Flair
Judar Flart
Tennegsen Senate
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Fieldlarks Are Plentiful Not a Robin In the State
Fieldlarks flourish across Georgia in the report by State Game Keeper Mercer. Farmers report larks in fields by the thousands and cite the birds as pests only for occasional corn nibbling while consuming insects. No robins have migrated to Georgia this year due to milder North weather. The keeper notes doves seem doomed amid a strict baiting law and says wardens will prosecute violators, with fines up to 1000 dollars.
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Genrgia
Mercer Riday Morning
Georgla
Flint
Pooley
Georgia
New King of Greece Takes Oath of Office
King Constantine of Greece took the constitutional oath in the chamber of deputies amid prayers and cheers. The monarch wore a general’s uniform as Sophia and Prince George attended in mourning. A 101 gun salute marked the ceremony and the king planned to travel to Saloniki that night.
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Athens
Constantine
Chamber of Deputies
Holy Synod
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Uniforcia
Sophia
Ceawn
George
Saloniki
Tifton Hosts Silence Deaf School Branch Talk March
A large turnout in Tifton Georgia discussed rotating a branch school for the deaf to south Georgia. Delegations from M a r o n Ashburn Albany Quitman and others heard from Dr Sta ple r and Prof Connor about accessibility and the need for a local institution. A ten member committee will canvass options with Tifton favored as the branch location.
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Tifton
South Thnrsia
Maron
Ashburn
Aldosta
Quitman
South Georgia
Connor
Georgia School For the Deaf
Cave Springs
Stapler
Tr. Smith
Valdosta
Stena
Major Ulm Says Foreigner Visited Office Friday
Major A. H. H. Ulm, governor's executive secretary, says a real live Georgia Indian, or possibly a Mexican, called at his office Friday morning. Colonel Perry, governor's private secretary, notes a foreigner who spoke of a film Mam had visited the executive secretary.
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Major Hardy Ulm
Georgia
A. H. H. Ulm
Perry
Major Ulm
Georgia Indian George Tom Banned From Denver Pageant
George Tom declared himself a Georgia Indian claiming Cherokee origins and said he read in The Constitution that the major sought a Georgia Indian for a 1916 Denver pageant. Officials ruled him ineligible for not being born in Georgia, while Colonel Perrys and Colonel Terry denounce the impostor as a Mexican.
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Denver
Indiana
Georgia
Georgeta
Perrys
Hardy Urm
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