Walker Read in Home Where Lanier Was Born
Macon Ga based special report on Sanders Walker a prominent local real estate man who died after ingesting bichloride of mercury mistaking it for aspirin to ease a headache. He remained conscious until late in the day, was cheerful, and his death followed a week of rapid decline amid medical consultations and public sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Francis W. Clarke
Sanders Walker
Walker
Wlnea
Maven
Diylekt
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Pacialista
Cost of Living Talk and Bargains Highlight Daily Ads
Continued on Page Two notes high cost of living while praising fresh food prices and daily bargains in The Constitution. It lists prices for snap beans at 3c per qt, Red Bliss potatoes 3 for 4c per qt, Arbuckle’s coffee 22c per lb, home-grown berries roc per qt, Libby’s Queen Olives agc, and fashion deals including silk-lined blue serge suits around $20, children’s skirts under $1.75 at 98c, women’s hats 1.98, plus a 5c launch offer after shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle’s
Secretary Daniels Afloat at Arshes Air Flight
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels flew eight miles in a flying boat near Annapolis with Lt Towers at the controls. The test from the Severn River to Chesapeake Bay reached about 500 feet, ending with a wave to spectators and a blue silk pennant souvenir. Daniels praised the experience and joked about Congress needing planes to hamper talking. Daniels’ wife observed from the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Secretary of the Navy
Josephue Daniels
Joan H. Towers
Navy Aviation Corps
Naval Academy
Daniels
Academy
J. H. Gibbons
Navy
Klinda
Hangera
Dunieln
Lieutenant Towers
Tieutenant Towers
Severn Raiver
Chesapeake Bay
Mage
Mr. Daniels
Wade
Towers
Dantela
Norfolk
Congress
Mem
J. L. Palmer
BE. l L. Smith
Stormy scenes at Presbyterian assembly in Tabernacle
Stormy scenes marked the closing hour of the Presbyterian assembly in the Tabernacle yesterday as leaders debated the proposed abolition of the department of church and country life. Supporters of Dr. Warren H. Wilson urged continuation or commendation of the department while rivals pressed to end it. A tense scene followed with accusations of irregularity and heated exchanges among delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
U. A
Tabernacle
Executive Commission
Department of Chure
Country Fe
Warren H. Wilson
8. Palmer
Columbus
Moterator
Andre
Hat Comrassion
Wilson
Ana
Rate Increase Suspended by Commerce Commission
Washington mayor announces suspension of freight rate hike on wheat from Middle Western states to the Southwest. The increase averages about thirty cents per hundred pounds, roughly 35 percent, and an investigation will be conducted with a review date set for September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtoh
Ti Lerints Commerce
Equalization of Underwood tariff schedules debated
Washington May 21 The senate finance subcommittee weighing the agricultural schedule agreed to equalize stock and grain with their products under the Underwood tariff. If cattle sheep and hogs stay dutiable their products will carry duties. raw materials may be free listed. President Wilson reportedly approves. Senator Williams cautioned against premature conclusions while noting no final decision on free versus duty. Senate framing to begin next week with hopes to finish by June 1 and caucus around June 3.
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Washington
Senate Mance
Senate
House
John Sharp Williams
Willams
Wccmascu
Finance Committee
Walsh
Montana
Underwood
Ways and Means
Simmons
Hill Climb Event Invites Car Fans This Saturday
The Automobile Accessories association invites spectators to Stewart avenue this Saturday to watch various car makes break speed records. Experience the strength and performance of automobiles as never before, then read The Sun Day Constitution for full details on records and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart, Avenue
Automobile Accessories Association
Delegates clash over Kennedy fund dispute at assembly
At a Presbyterian Church assembly in Philadelphia, Charles T. Thompson and Dr Anson Aterberg clashed over the Kennedy fund merger. Moderator Stone ruled against personalities as the debate focused on whether to merge the John S. Kennedy fund with the feeble congregations loan fund and to adjust loan policies and eligibility limits.
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John S. Kennedy
Board Of!ekuren
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Tabernacle
Charles T. Thompson
Anson Aterberg
New York
Stone
Thompson
Aterberg
Sceuting
Clash
Executive Commission
Board of Church Erection
Steslon
Teport Wis
Assembly
Presbytery
Ilegal
Kennedy
Alton B. Parker
C. Steinger
Rt. Paul
New York State
Merrill
Franklin B. Shepard
Philadelphia
J .Mecuire
Whitewater
Ind
Ater+berg
Tone
Oare
J. W. Lee
Married By Peace Justice Lovers Will Wed Again
A staged double wedding in a traveling troupe reached a comic crisis as two couples sought licenses. John Fidelio backed out, but Sam White and Helen Wait proceeded with a ceremony by Justice of the Peace, planning a second orthodox service with a rabbi after learning Yiddish.
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Peace Justice
Justice of the Peace
Edgar H. Ger
Thrower Building
Sam White
Helen Wait
Goth
Joyville
John Pidello
Billy Wakefield
Pagston Wiite
Walt
John Fidello
Justice Orr
Helen
Alveitshe
Board of Missions Cleared by Northern Presbyterian Assembly
The Northern Presbyterian church board of home missions was vindicated by a session ovation for secretary Chas L Thompson D D after addressing charges against his administration. Despite an aggressive campaign against the board policy the church renewed confidence citing a $71 289 79 increase in contributions over the prior year and approving continued work. Continued on Page Fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Charien W. Welch
Board of Home Missions
The
Northern Presbyterian Church
Chas. L. Thompson
D.D
Thompson
Finger print experts join Mary Phagan case in Atlanta
The Burns forces have been reinforced by two fingerprint and handwriting experts arriving to assist Chief Todle. They began work Wednesday to examine notes found beside Mary Phagan and collect prints around the scene. Inspector Engel and A Flak, New York specialists, were brought to Atlanta by the Georgia Bankers Association to analyze evidence from the victim’s clothing and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Burns
Mary Phagan
C. W. Todle
Newtree
Ingerpriat
A. Flak
New York
Dorsey
Flak
Atlanta
Georgia
Hi&ite “Bankers Assortation
The
Cor
Woman's Edition June 4 Endowment Issue Planned
The Eva F White Memorial Endowment Edition of The Constitution, issued by the Federated Women's Clubs of Georgia, will be 80 to 100 pages, illustrated and mined with feature articles by prominent women. Subscriptions are urged now, with copies mailed postage paid to addresses. orders due by May 29 and May 28 for delivery to The Constitution. Publications will be sold at newsstands and by agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva F. White
Federated Women’s Clubs of Georgia
Atlanta
The
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Thrash Denounces Friedmann Offer as Fraudulent Cure
Dr B C Thrash of Atlanta, a TB specialist, denounces Dr Friedmann’s alleged cure as a fraud. He notes Friedmann failed to provide case records or proof, cautions the public about misinterpretation of the German term cure, and cites government commissions investigating the method.
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B.C. Thrash
Atlanta
Thrash
New York
Friedmann
Dr. Friedmann
Thranh
M.D
Priedmann
United States
Local Showers Forecast for Georgia Readers
A fragmented weather notice notes local showers expected Thursday. No specific timings or sources are legible, but the brief references point to a regional forecast informing residents of possible rain and unsettled skies.
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Josephus Daniels
Arshe
Secretary of Navy
Mark
Dr. S. S
Valmer
Northern
Charles Thompson
Joyville’ Company
Board OF Missions
Ame Kennedy
General Assembly
Assembly Astrist
Wm. J. Burns
P. A. Flakin City
Freidmann
Thursda
von Heremann
Atlantic City
Eldy
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Rain
Charleston
Chicago
Cloudy
Galveston
Clowdy
Jacksonville
Clay
Koossi City
Louisville
Memphis
Sidy
Miami
Mobile
Montgomery
Cldy
New Orleana
Oklahoma
Portland
Raleigh
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
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Ais
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Ashington
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