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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1910
Page
4
A physician with 33 years in practice claims to offer less harsh cures for stricture and careful, indirect methods for syphilis. He asserts chronic gonorrhea causes the most damage, promotes scientific treatment, and invites free examinations with booklets available on request. Office hours are 8 am to 9 pm daily and Sunday 10 to 1.
Mrs. Relva A. Lockwood LL.D., famed Washington attorney and first woman before the U S Supreme Court, was in Atlanta briefly en route to Dahlonega. She discussed her historic fight for SCOTUS access, noted the growth of women lawyers, and described her philanthropy aiding Cherokee descendants in North Carolina and Georgia with substantial sums.
Mrs Hanlon of 220 Marietta Street on her porch on Foundry Street fired a revolver at a mob chasing Negro man Hol Simmons to disperse them. Simmons was wounded but escaped, the mob fled, police found no trace of Simmons or pursuers.
In the Henderson hotel last night C D Coulter and R W Reese both of Rome Ga aged 23 and 22 were drunkenly wandering when they entered Miss Sarah Turlington’s room and were severely beaten by her father Thomas Turlington the hotel proprietor. Officer Mitchell stopped Reese as he fled and Coulter was carried to the station house after suffering injuries.
Oscar Leroy of Percy Oklahoma leaped from a balloon in Ellwood Pa and survived a 3000 foot fall when his parachute failed to open. He escaped with a broken leg as the rain soaked canopy delayed opening and the grandstand collapsed injuring several spectators, though no serious harm occurred.
At Grand Prairie high school closing exercises in St. Landry parish Odra Vidrine leader of a disruptive group was killed by Deputy Celus Doucett. Homer Solineux and Regile Doucett were wounded. Deputy Doucett and his brother were injured as shots were exchanged outside the hall. One dead and three injured with the commotion interrupting the commencement event.
Atlantic City May 21 A Presbyterian General Assembly votes show 132 presbyteries favor readjustment while 136 oppose forcing Rev. Dr. William H. Roberts to resign as stated clerk and treasurer. The assembly debates Sabbath observance urging Saturday half holiday and prayer week, with Taft appeal discussed for the boxing bout on Independence Day.
The noted summer resort in the Virginia mountains boasts 2000 feet elevation and unsurpassed water for diabetes, blood and stomach issues. Open June 1 1910. For booklet and information, address Charles L. Johnson, Manager, Mrs. R. M. T. Hunter, hostess, Pulaski, Va.
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