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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

15

Preliminary Trial Waived By Lawyers In Assault Case

Burton Smith Reuben Arnold and John Cox faced warrants for assault and battery from W B Byrd and C W Walton after a fight near the superior court room. They waived the preliminary hearing set for Wednesday before Justice H Girardeau and posted $200 bonds each for Fulton superior court. Bailiffs were told 3 PM Wednesday for the hearing in room 24 1 2 Fast Hunter Street. They conferred and decided the evidence would take at least two days to hear.

Hunter Street Messrs. Smith Arnold Max Justica Girardean

Court waives preliminary trial for tied case in Fulton

Dee found pressing matters forceful enough to seek a waiver of the preliminary trial. The justice of the peace allowed the waiver and set bond at 300 dollars for each accused attorney. The Fulton county grand jury will take up the matter next. Attorney Smith says his confrontation with the lad arose to apologize for a question asked during commission depositions in the Crawford will case.

Dee Justice of Teh Peace Fulton Lowry Arnold Justice Girardeau Fulton County Grand Jury Smith Ladley

Phi Delta Theta Luncheon Held Today in Atlanta

Local Phi Delta Theta alumni meet Presbyterians alumni of the national fraternity for the usual weekly luncheon moved to today at 12 30 PM at the Piedmont hotel. A reception committee will greet visiting members in the hotel lobby and guide them to the main dining room for the meeting and meal.

Phi Delta Theta Fraternity Presbyterian National College Fraternity Alumni Association Piedmont Atlanta Association

Georgia Association of Graduate Nurses Selects Atlanta for 1914 Meet

Augusta and Savannah leaders fill officer roles as the seventh annual Georgia Association of Graduate Nurses closes in Augusta. Atlanta is chosen as the 1914 meeting site with Mrs. A. Hartridge of Augusta presiding and committees named for credentials publicity and arrangements.

Augusta Georgia Association of Graduate Nurses Atlanta A. ©. Hartridge Jane van de Vrede Snannah M. H. Stevenson E. L. Dozier M. A. Moran Va Canpuell J. M Candlish M. E. Burgess Savannah Jane E. Hall Mary ©. Simpson L. B. Talbott Emily S. Dendy

Pose as Man and Wife but Just Sweethearts

New York May 21 Carlos Dominguez a young Mexican and Lucienne Laprince 17 year old Parisian sweethearts eloped and planned to land in Mexico City but were barred by immigration authorities on arrival aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II They posed as man and wife on the ship and face deportation with departure set for Tuesday next The girl pleaded to marry and land but authorities detained them at Elie Island pending removal

New York Carlos Dominguez Lucienne Laprince Bac France Mexico City Deeleton Board of Inquiry Elie Island Ihe Island Kaiser Wilhelm II Dominguez Paris Diaz Isto Nnd

Herman Moll Dies Suddenly in Macon

Herman Moll, a well known German resident of Macon, died suddenly at 7 a.m. at his home 867 Cherry Street from paralysis of the heart. A 47 year old jewelry worker for years in city firms including Joseph E. Wells Jewelry, he had lived in Macon for twenty five years after coming from Miram, Germany. He had been active until shortly before his death. Why not drive a Cole?

Macon Herman Moll Cherry Street Mr. Moll Maton Miram Germany Joseph E. Wells Jewelry Company

Lucy Cobb Institute Commencement Schedule 1914

The Lucy Cobb Institute in Athens enters its fifty fifth year with Jeanne d Arc performed by the oratory pupils under Miss Carolyn Cole. Events include alumnae meeting, advanced music recital, a Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Hugh K Walker, vesper services, and Monday graduation on the lawn. Graduates are Louise Dorsey Annice Parker and Cora Brown. Governor Brown and family attend.

Attens Gay Tuptis Lucy’ Cobb Institute Jeanne d’ Arc Oratory Carolyn-Cole Slock Masia Beccalaureate Hugh K., Walker Atlanta Institute Louise Dorsey Athens Annice Parker Mhljen Cora, Brown Brown Lucy Cobb Joseph B. Brown Charles Brown

Georgia Press Asks Wilson to Deliver Address

Fastean Ga May 21 Special M Methvin president of the Georgia Weekly Dress association extends a cordial invitation to President Woodrow Wilson to attend the July 16 meeting in LaGrange and deliver an address to members Mrs Wilson is invited to accompany him A similar invitation will be extended by LaGrange Chamber of Commerce and city authorities with William J Harris aiding to secure acceptance Georgia US senators and Georgia congressmen asked to urge the president and a joint resolution to invite him to address the legislature may be introduced and adopted if his visit can occur at that time

Guggenheims Hold Alaska by Throat in Senate Hearing

Delegate Wickersham accused Senator Chamberlain and the Morgan-Guggenheim syndicate of seeking control of Cordova harbor and the Dering river coal fields. He claimed the Guggenheims would gain fee simple title if a certain bill had passed. Ryan challenged the claim while the committee planned to call a banker to substantiate it at Friday’s session.

Washington Wickersham Alaska Senate Territories Committee Chamberlain Guggenheims Cordova Dering River Congress Copper Hiver Three-Tree Point Senate House Cordova Harbor Mran Controller Bay Mr. Wickersham

Propriety Group Attacks Federal Health Plan

O C Pinckney of New York told the Propriety Association of America convention that proprietary medicine makers oppose no federal health department but reject quacks and fraud purveyors. He affirmed accord with the food and drugs law while criticizing a proposed federal health bureau plan outlined by Dr George H Simmons and Dr Harvey W Wiley.

Washington Department of Public Health George H. Simmons American Medical Association Harvey W.wiley Proprietary Association of America O. C. Pinckney New York Department of Health

Copperhead Snake Found in Columbia Drawer

Mrs J M Hennegan of a prominent Columbia family opened a dining room buffet drawer last night and found a deadly copperhead moccasin snake tucked among the tablecloths. She withdrew her hand before it could strike and the snake was killed.

Columbia Columbia Record St. Matthew J. M. Hennegan

Eight Dollars and Seventy-Five Cents A Week For A Working Girl

In St Louis on May 21 investigators told a senate committee that eight dollars and seventy-five cents per week is the minimum for a girl to live on. They cited scrub women in offices earning 20 to 30 dollars a month, while many girls were employed at as low as 2.60 to 3.50 a week.

St. Louis St Louis Senate

Old Guard of Atlanta Visits Baltimore for Naval Academy Tour

About fifty members of the Atlanta Old Guard arrived in Baltimore to tour the Annapolis Naval Academy and attend a Fifth Regiment armory drill. They inspected grounds and relics, viewed aviation exhibits, and learned about banners from past wars. A closing parody song honored the Fifth and recalled political times.

Baltimore Naval Academy Annapolis Fifth Regiment Old Guard Atlanta Maryland Washington Union Station John Hinkley Herbert C. Smith T. S. Kirk J. Newman Nam- Ben Caswell Hotel Annamelis Baltimore and Annapolis Fifth Navy Department Meine John Paul Jones Bessie Brady Caswell Armory Wilson

Man Kills Self in Montgomery Hotel Rooms

In Montgomery on May 21 John I Forniss a 73 year old retired capitalist and Confederate veteran shot himself in his hotel apartment as his wife lay ill in an adjoining room. Discovered at 5 am by a maid tending Mrs Forniss the death followed a note citing nervousness and mental decline. Interment planned locally.

Montgomery Ala John I Fornles Forniss Fornias Wilcox County Alabama

Nine Die in Storm Off Alaskan Coast

Cordova Alaska May 21 Nine men drowned when a storm struck offshore near Katalla driving a pile driver and barge ashore. They were employed by the Northwestern Fisheries company building a fish trap at the mouth of Martin river. Six anchors failed as the craft hit the shore.

Cordova Alaska Katalla Northwestern Fisheries Company Martin River

Auction sale of bungalows and lots in Oakland City

Don t forget our auction sale of bungalows and lots in Oakland City Saturday. Bungalows to be sold on easy terms and without interest. See us. W. E. Tread well & Co., 248 Broad St.

Oakland City W. E. Treadwell & Co Broad St

Wayne's Widow Dies in Savannah

Savannah Ga May 21 2 Mrs Adelide Wayne widow of General Henry C Wayne of the Confederate States Army died here this afternoon.

Savannah Adeleide, Wayne Henry C.wayne Confederate ‘States’ Army

Wayne 89, rites at Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

Wayne, aged 89, will have funeral services this afternoon at o clock at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The obituary note records the decedent and service location with limited details.

Wayne Tirroe Sifternoon Fat Cathedral of St. John the Baptist

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