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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
2
A physician with 33 years in practice and 36 years dedicated to men’s diseases outlines views on treating stricture, syphilis, and chronic gonorrhea. He offers honest advertising, careful methods, and free exams, with office hours 8 am to 5 pm except Sunday 10 to 1, and mailed booklets on request.
Mrs Relva A Lockwood LL D of Washington D C famed as the first woman allowed to argue before the U S Supreme Court spent a few hours in Atlanta en route to Dahlonega redistributing government promised funds to Cherokee descendants. She noted the progress of women in law and said equality with men will come in time. Since the 8th she has distributed thousands to Cherokee descendants in North Carolina and Georgia totaling nearly two hundred thousand dollars in four Tarhee towns and seventy five thousand at two Georgia locations.
Mrs Hanlon, wife of a butcher, fired a revolver from her porch at a mob chasing Hol Simmons, colored, on Marietta Street. Simmons, cut and bleeding, fled with 25 to 30 armed black assailants. police found no trace of them. Shots did not hit anyone. mob dispersed and investigation followed.
In the Henderson hotel last night C D Coulter and R W Reese from Rome Georgia entered the wrong room around 9 pm and were severely beaten by Thom as Turlington the girl's father and hotel proprietor who responded to screams. Officer Mitchell stopped Reese as he fled and Coulter was found almost unconscious. Both suspects were jailed on drunk and disorderly conduct charges.
Oscar Leroy of Percy Oklahoma, an aeronaut with a circus, fell several thousand feet at Ellwood Pennsylvania while ballooning. His parachute failed to open until close to the ground, leaving him with a broken leg. An hour later a grandstand collapse injures no one seriously as the tent and crowd toppled.
Opelousas La May 21 One dead and three wounded after a disturbance at Grand Prairie high school closing exercises in St. Landry parish Odra Vidrine alleged gang leader was killed by deputy Celus Doucett Homer Solineux friend of Vidrine was fatally wounded deputy and brother Regile Doucett wounded. the fight interrupted the commencement as crowds gathered outside the hall quotes not included.
Atlantic City May 21 movement to force Rev William H Roberts to quit one of his offices seeks his resignation as stated clerk and treasurer of the Presbyterian general assembly amid broad debate. The assembly also hears Sabbath observance measures urging a Saturday half holiday for workers and a week of prayer for the Lord's day. An appeal to Taft is debated over preventing Jeffries Johnny fight on Independence Day and potential federal intervention.
Prominent summer resort in the Virginia mountains for over fifty years offers unsurpassed water claimed to aid diabetes and stomach ailments. Located at 2000 feet elevation. For booklet and information write Charles L. Jonnson, Manager, and Mrs. R. M. T. Hunter, hostess, Pulaski, Va.
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