Impeachment Plan Emerges From Secret Council Caucus
Impeachment against Mayor James G Woodward appears poised after a secret three hour caucus of fifteen majority council members in the Healey building. With nineteen votes pledged, leaders hope to present charges and seek a two thirds verdict, while Woodward denounces the move as illegal and vows to veto any ordinance if needed.
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James G. Woodward
General Council
Albert Thornton
Healey
Charles W. Smith
Cauciue
Sam Freeman
Jesse W. Armistead
Jes M. Wool
Augustus T. Peacock
Atorney Mayron
Eliis
Smith
Federal Council
Supreme Court
Woodward
Fnish
Imea
Opindee
65 Autos Start Statewide Tour With Parade Today
Sixty five cars lead the Los ing Georgia tour beginning at nine this morning. The Tech Brass Band heads the procession through Amburh avenue Peachtree Street Whitehall Mitchell Peters Street ending in West End. Stops include Quitman for Animsi Industry convention and final entertain ment in Atlanta on May 27 at the Majestic Hotel. Georgia Chamber officials say the tour showcases growth and progress of cities and towns. Marietta and Cobb county will be well represented with members from Kennesaw Marble Marietta Knitting Brumby Chair and Glover Machine along with county and city officials and multiple car entries.
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Amburh , Avenue
Peachtree Street
Whitehall
Mitchell
Peters Street
West End
Quitman
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Atlanta
Cara
Appoins Majentic Hotel
W. A Mel Cullough
R. F. Shedden
H. A. Jackson
J. C. _Jackson
Tallapoosa
Gathic
Albany
Americus
Barnesvile
Barnesville
Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber of Commeres
Greaec
C.J. Haden
Albert M. Smith
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Marietta
Cobb County
A. V. Cortelyou
Kennesaw Marble Company
Ralph W. Northcutt
Marietta Knitting Company
Bolan G. Brumby
Marietta Chair Company
de Tuneby
Brumby
Wilgo
McNeel
Hig
Glover Machine Company
George Welsh
Randall
J. N. Ganné
W. J. Headden
E. P. Dobbs
P. W. Camp
Italian Ambassador Attacked in Berlin
Berlin May 11 Italian ambassador to Germany Ricardo Bollatti was assaulted by a youth near the Italian embassy as he went to dinner at the Spanish embassy. Passers-by beat the boy and police took him into custody. The government apologized and harsher precautions were briefly relaxed as the day passed without further trouble.
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Berlin
London
Ricardo Bollatti
Germany
Atlanta Surveyor Drowns in Tugaloo River Waters
J A Lovett an Atlanta surveyor drowned while crossing the Tugaloo river two miles south of Tallulah Falls Ga during a surveying run under Engineer P Conor. He stripped to swim when swift currents prevented a landing on the South Carolina bank and disappeared after reaching near shore. Body recovered in the afternoon. age about 30. Relatives in Atlanta notified. funeral and interment planned there.
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J. A. Lovett
Atlanta
Tugaloo River
Here
P. Conor. Lovett
Rodman
South Carolina
Lovett
Lorasse
Choosing Summer Furniture Ad Toward Lighter Home Fashions
The piece notes warm weather brings lighter brighter furnishings and explains willow wicker grass rags and cretonnes as desirable yet affordable. It urges readers to check The Constitution's advertising columns for home hints and best purchasing deals before downtown shopping.
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The
Constitution
Baby born at White House grandchild of President Wilson
Washington May 21 A baby girl the second grandchild of President Wilson was born tonight to Secretary and Mrs William G McAdoo She will be christened Blien Wilson after the late Mrs Wilson The McAdoos who is the president's youngest daughter were married at the White House a year ago Mr McAdoo visited the treasury today for the first time since an appendicitis operation The president was at the McAdoo home when the granddaughter was born
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Wilson
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Blien Wilson
McAdoo
White House
Treasury Department
German consul general leaves Atlanta for Seattle post
Dr Eric Zoepffel Quellenstein, German consul general for the southern states, is transferred to the northwest with headquarters in Seattle. He expects orders to take effect soon and notes he cannot return to Germany during the war. His new territory includes Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska. He regrets leaving Atlanta and says he looks forward to visiting the northwest after fifteen years in America. He mentions a brother in Radawa and hopes for news of him.
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Galle Clin
Dixie Highway Route Contests Shape Meeting Tonight
Chattanooga delegates from seven states debate the Chicago to Miami path as Illinois votes to present claims tomorrow. Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville compete for routing favors while Ohio pushes toward Cincinnati and northern links. final route to be chosen by tomorrow evening with executive session to follow.
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Loulaville
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Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
Harry R. Probasea
Coz
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Italy Crouching For Mighty Spring At Austria Throat
The war report from London May 21 says Austrian and German forces face renewed pressure as Russia halts their advance north of Przemysl. Despite heavy losses, Austro German forces claim victories in Galicia while Russian setbacks slow the western front. Official figures cite up to 10,000 Austro German casualties daily over three weeks.
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Przemysl
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Poland
Russian War Office
Teutons
Petrograd
Preemysl
Th San
Przemywl
Sandomi
Golden Rule Policy Of Recorder Proves Costly for Atlanta
Atlanta finances face a revenue drop as recorder court fines fall from 73 000 to 40 000, prompting a projected 43 000 deficit. Finance committee leaders Starling Farlinger and West report city revenue for the June sheet and call hearings to allocate departments and interests. The January balance sheet shows total revenue at 4 378 530, with expected variances and potential excesses debated by council members.
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George E. Johnson
Rissouri
A.W. Starlingen
Council Fiance Committee
Finance Committee
Recorders Court
Farlinger
8. G. West
Comptroller
Council
Farlinger Saya Nin
Recorder's Court
Pers Council
Italy War Moves Grow as Parliament Grants Powers
London dispatch says Italy massed 356,000 troops along the Adriatic as Austria and Germany concentrate forces on Trent front. Italian senate approves granting plenary powers to government to act in wartime, signaling a near clash with Austria. Romania Greece and Bulgaria considered to follow Italy into action.
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Romania
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Greece
London
Austria
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Adriatic
Ponte Caffaro
Lodrene
Trent
Trgopen
Munich
Albania
Chamber
Serna
Serbia
Rumania
Rome
Salandra
Weather Prophecy in Brief for Washington
Weather forecast indicates generally fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday in Washington. Forecast notes include light winds and mild temperatures, with no precipitation expected across the period.
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