Big Bankers of Five States See Value in South Fair
The Southeastern fair is hailed as a major booster by bankers and chamber leaders from Toronto Dallas Des Moines Richmond Springfield and Atlanta. Messages from Joseph Oliver Delas and others claim the Toronto Dallas and Des Moines fairs greatly aid industry agriculture and population growth. Dallas and Springfield bankers assert the fair brings millions in revenue and acts as a premier development engine for the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wire Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce
Sight Bank
Toronto
Canada
Dallas
Texas
Des Moines
Iowa
Richmondg Va
Springfield
Frank Holland
Texas National Banks
Joseph Oliver
Yopp
Southwest
Tenois National Bank
Oliver
Yorp
Tallas
Atlante
Yoronty
Alenia Chamber of Commerce
Toronte
Unis
Poronto Ban
Canadian National Exhibition
Boronia
Ontario
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Allatla
United States
Peleg Howard
Imperial Bank of Canada
York
State Fair of
Thirty Ax Murders Charged to a Negro in Five States
Investigation into thirty ax murders across Missouri Illinois Iowa Colorado and Kansas since 1911 was reopened after Lev ing Mitchell a Black man was arrested for the Dawson family killings in Monmouth Illinois in 1912. Police traced him from Monmouth to Independence Missouri and St Louis with earlier cases listed across several states and dates. Mitchell’s arrest follows a long history of ax killings blamed on unknown suspects as authorities sought evidence to link the crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Dawson
Colorado Springs
B.C. Wayne
A. J. Burnham
Coledo Springs
Colo
Wiliam E. Dawson
William Showman
Elaworth
Kan
Fallin Hudson
Paola
Js. Moore
Willison
Iowa
Ira Mary J. Wilson
George Moore
Columbia
Jacob Neslesia
Gsant
Blue Island
Win
Matthews
Hartsburg
Mitchell
Independence
St. Louis
Traumal
Ghiel Morrison
Joliet, Til, Peniténvin
General Hugh L. Scott Brings Piute Indians to Salt Lake City
Brig. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff at Bluff Utah, escorted Tse Ne Gat the Paiute leader and his kin to Salt Lake City to hand them to Marshal Nebeker after a clash that left a posse dead. The span of the mission showcased Scott’s long record as a peace maker among western tribes and at the Mexican border seeking dialogue over force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maren
Department
Hugh AL. Scott
Bluff
Utah
Tse-Ne-Gat
Garrison
Nebeker
Salt Lake City
Marshal Nebeker
Utal
Thompson
General Scott
Polk
Posey
Marshal Nekeker
Tse-Ne-Get
War Department
Scott
Senera
Philippines
Naco
Villa
Hun
Aiiander
Carranza
P'Nace
Dean Atkinson Endorsed by St Philip Chapters Church Clash in Atlanta
The chapter of St Philip's cathedral adopts a resolution endorsing Dean Atkinson’s positions while he denounces the Chapman Alexander revivals from the Grand theater stage. He accuses spiritual bondage in Atlanta, calls for clergy restraint, and defends his right to speak against revival tactics as supporters praise him as a bold religious leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's Cathedral
John R. Atkinson
Grand Theater
Atlante
Ants
Atkinso
Dr. Atkineonh
W. EL. Bovisson
Ney
Dean Atkinson
Christ
H. Boylston
Aress
Atlanta
Verry
Chapman- Alexander
Spiritus
Br. Chapman
Church of God
Police Department
New Contralto Minnie Heener to Star in Grand Opera Season
Minnie Heener, Metropolitan’s new contralto, will perform in four Atlanta operas this season: The Huguenots, Rigoletto, The Love of Three Kings, and Madame Sans Gene. Season ticket sales enter final week with reserved seats unclaimed and returning to general sale. Tickets available at Cable Company stores and Phillips & Crew. mail orders handled by C. B. Bidwell, treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanta
Minnie Heener
Metropolitan
Miss Weener
Atlanta
la Concegia
Anceila
Love of ‘Three Kings
Princess Elisa
Madame ‘Sans- Gene
Cable Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew
Pryor Street
C. B. Bidwell, Treasuer
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Fourth National Bank Building
Gordon and Arnold Fined Alike in Athens Fight
In Athens Georgia police court Judge Sterling Price fined Jtugh H. Gordon and G. H. Arnold five dollars or ten days for disorderly conduct. Both were represented by proxy as the confrontation followed past tensions from earlier tiger cases. A clash occurred in the Southern Mutual building when words led to two blows and swift self defense with a barrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
H. Gordon
G. H. Arnold
Sterfing
Price
Snow Blankets City Homes Amid Early Morning Flurry
Atlanta woke to a white mantle after last night’s light to moderate snowfall from about 10 o clock. By 11 the flakes thickened briefly then faded, with forecasts predicting another heavy fall early today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Stabbed Mount Airy marshal fights for life
William Gibson, marshal of Mount Airy, was stabbed near the heart Saturday night while trying to arrest John Umberhandt and his drunken father Charlie. Gibson, nearly 80, lay bleeding as onlookers and relatives expressed fear for his serious condition. the Umberhandts were taken to Clarkesville jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
William Gibson
John Umberhandt
Umberhandt
Charlie Umberhandt
Gibson
Clarkesville
Gibaon
Recorder Offered Chance to Be Rival Of Herb Doctor
Judge George E. Johnson of Atlanta, the recorder, received an offer from an American herb company to become a rival of Dr. Young, the Chinese herb doctor on federal trial. The letter promises a lucrative agency with territory, growth potential, and cooperation, claiming the herbs cure rheumatism and various ailments. Johnson is considering the proposal as he weighs the opportunity and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Max
George FE. Johnson
Atlanta
Recorder
Fudge Johnson
George E. Johnson
Herd Company
Judge Johnson
Fetter
Bky
Johnson
Gambler’s Room Near Tabernacle Scene Described
A letter from a young Atlantan claims a dice game operates nearly daily in a room within four blocks of your Tabernacle. Patrons are invited by a manager who warns when a game is active and then collects 50 cents as rent from participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Chapman
Zeppelin Raid on Paris Fails to Cause Panic or Major Damage
Paris calm after Zeppelins drop two dozen bombs with little destruction. Seven or eight injured, one seriously. Bombs hit Compiègne Ribécourt and nearby areas but caused minor damage while lights went out and trumpets signaled danger. Official report notes defensive measures held, ambers of anti aircraft guns and searchlights thwarted the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eppelin
Trumipéts
Aan “Ordelal
Et Comneigne
Calley
Oise
Rouen
Nantes
Seine
Zenpelins
Compegizne
Ribecourt
Dreslincourt
Compeigne
Eiffel Tower
Montmartre
Madeleine
Passy
Carleax
Batignalles
Ruen Au Long
Des Dames
Puteaux
Surenes
Mont Vaterin
Asnieres
Neuilly
Lagarenne
Wrecrie
Italy Expected to Join the Allies Amid Spies Swarm
Italy faces intensified German espionage as reports claim the Italian General Staff has altered mobilization plans after secrets allegedly leaked to Germany. Consuls urge Germans and Austrians in Italy to depart quickly while London notes Italy and Austria at an acute stage with frontier mobilizations, Greece weighing active support for the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Raesan
Leat
Rome
Baris
Iommale D'Italia
Francesco Pistoia
Cremona
Pistain
Vienna
London
Austria
Germany
Thaly
Trent
Lima
Greece
Athens
Promiero Venizelos
Turkey
Imazine
Venice
Foreign Office
Atheng
Weather Forecast By States Amid Rising Temperatures
Weather prophecy from Washington on March 21 notes rising temperatures across many states. Georgia through Arkansas expect Monday and Tuesday warmth, Kentucky and Tennessee show mixed clouds and warmth, with many areas turning fair by Tuesday. North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Florida Alabama and others forecast generally fair and warmer conditions into the middle of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
West
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Witmer Tunsday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas Fair
Wires
First National Bank
Royal A. Ferris
American Exchange National Bank of Dallas
Avanta Chamber of Commerce
Adenia
Fexas
Fain N
President City
Avante Chamber of Commerce
Atlant
Hugh L. Scott
ST. Philips
Atkinson
Minnie‘ Egener
Gordon
Arnold
Marshal Gibson
Herb Doctor
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