Germans Indicted for Rubber Fraud in False Manifest
A federal grand jury indicted Harry Salomon, Albert Salomon, Albert Newman, Franz Rozenbergs, and Sigmund Karman on charges tied to a contraband rubber scheme. Shipments valued at $50,000 were allegedly hidden in rosin and cotton waste and masked as legitimate exports to Germany via Italy, triggering violations of neutrality and customs laws.
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United States
Federal Grand Jury
Harry R. Salomon
Albert Salomon
Ami
Salomon Brothers
Lug City
Albert B. Newman
Prom Mission
Franz Rozenbers
Hanover
Austran Rubber Company
Sigmund Karman
Budapest
Hungary
Germany
Italy
Waas
Washington
Lasteret
Wood
Harr
Kinen
Greenpoint
Cunarder
Carpathie
A. Teo Neaman
Dtafan
Arpatila
Hueenveras
Caine
Karmanoe
Pubier
Newman
Harry Salamon
Big Kentucky suit tried in federal court here
I F Grinstead former mayor of Louisville testifies in the Procter Coal case. Teed Oak Ky sues United States Fidelity and Casualty for 6400 dollars plus interest. Alleged embezzlement by Stan ton, a former local agent, who vanished and bond remains unpaid.
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Kentucky
I. F. Grinstead
Louisville
Atlanta
Procter Coal Company
Teed Oak Ky
United States Fidelity and Casualty Company
Pum
Sears
Alegeil
Stanton
Ioral
Coal Company
Rurety Company
Atlanta Man Paid to Stay Alive a Very Easy Job
A city report describes C. H. Stafford, longtime claimant of a living, who was paid 10 dollars weekly to remain alive rather than be homeless. He was employed as a hospital painter after detention and illness, with health officials debating his continued support and the risk of removing his shelter. The finance committee faced a dilemma, weighing welfare against ethical concerns as the city considered a daily stipend.
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Atlanta
C. H. Stafford
Council Finance Committee
Stafford
Mi Morris Brandan
A. Hynds
Mama
Swanty Ios
Vandertal
Aish Gn
Momnis Brandon
John Paschal
Douglas, Jr. Hopkins
Tre
Hamilton
Hinton
Aimvilagions
Georgia Military Academy
Woodward
Ine Tech High School
Judge R T Daniel Dies At His Post In Griffin
Griffin judge R T Daniel sovereign grand sire of the Improved Order of Red Men dies after paralysis. Frank Farwell proclaims mourning and requests grand lodge officers attend funeral in Griffin, Ga. Daniel, 37 years old, longtime Griffin resident and former superior court judge, had no children and survived by widow and brother Milton J Daniel. Funeral and interment set for Sunday with body brought to Atlanta first for transfer to Patterson’s chapel.
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of Griffin
Piteherald
Frank Harwell
Graunds
Axrand
Georgia
Grand Lodge
Griffin
Frank
Farwirll
Ton Eounty
Robert T. Daniel
Limory College
Atlanta
Mield
Judge Jeffries
Tannel
Judge Daniel
Toms
Daniel
Yinuro
Superior Court
Sovereign Lodge
Red Men
Unis
State Council of
Milton J Daniel
Herath
Patternson
Jackson
McPonough
Worssth
Forust
Bessie Titt College
Courthouse Square
Bessie Tift
George Newton
Monroe County
Forsyth
Alinta
Hours Changed at Atlanta Federal Prison by Warden Zerbst
Warden Fred G Zerbst announces visiting hours at Atlanta federal prison increase to 18:00 in morning and 15:00 in afternoon daily, excluding Saturdays Sundays and holidays. Visitors must be identified by personal acquaintance or satisfactory reference. The regular Thursday afternoon visiting day is replaced due to many exceptions.
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Atlanta Federal
Fred G. Zerbst
Ife
Atlanta
Memorial Pillars Dedicated at Incurables Home
Memorial pillars presented to the Home for Incurables will be formally dedicated with exercises this afternoon. Bishop Nelson will preside and Rev. W. W. Memnmninger will give a talk. Officers of the institution will participate and the public is invited.
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Newt
Home For Incurables
Tupper
Bishop Nelson
W. W. Memnmninger
Woodmen of World Honor Dead Members Next Sunday
The ten Woodmen of the World camps in Atlanta forming Greater Athinte Degree Camp will hold a memorial service at First Baptist Church next Sunday evening at o clock led by Dr. O. W. Daniel, pastor. All Woodmen and the public invited.
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Woodmen of World Honor
Woodmen of the World
Atlanta
Greater Athinte
OW. Daniel
Central of Georgia Railway Change Schedule May 20
Central of Georgia Railway announces timetable change effective May 20. Train No 22 bound for Macon will depart at 1 25 p m Readers are advised that schedules of other trains remain unchanged.
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Central OF Georgia Railway
Macon
Dorsey’s Course Stile Undecided Amid Georgia Tour Dissension
A Georgia delay in clemency talks for Leo M. Frank sparks a two committee effort led by figures such as John M. O’Connor and Rev. Johnstone Meyer to press Governor. a rain disrupted routes as a caravan from Forsyth to Atlanta neared Bessie T. Till College with Hortatory speeches and a carcade, while organizers praised the tour’s reception and logistics despite weather.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Leo M. Frank
Anti-Capital Punishment Society Today
Georgia
Frank
Tidge John M
O'Connor
Johnstone Meyerx
Immanuel Baptist Church
Mary Blany Fosher
Commution Plea Grows as Dorsey Weighs Frank Case
Attorney Hugh M Dorsey remains undecided on opposing or supporting commutation for Leo M Frank. Judges Atkinson Kontz and others join appeals, with twenty thousand petitions to Governor Sto n, urging life instead of death while Frank stays hopeful and cheerful.
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Hugh’ M Dorsey
Hep
Frank
Dorsey
Stig
Spencer Tr. Atkinson
Georgia Supreme Court
F. Kontz
A. L. Miler
Superior Court of
Macon
Staton
Prison Board
Savannah
Ianel B. Adams
State Supreme Court
A. A. Lawrence
T. Mayhew Conningham
Leo M. Frank
Uineage
Anti-Capital Punishment Society
Tourists Greeted With Southern Hospitality in Georgia
Travelers on a Georgia tour praised warm hospitality in Griffin and Jackson with local committees hosting meals and tours. The contingent, led by pace-maker Stoddard and including Lou Castro in Griffin, enjoyed civic escorts from Barnesville to Griffin and then homeward after a rain delay on the final leg.
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South Ortia O
Georgia Peach
Santa Georgia
Jackson
McDonough
Griffin
Lou Castro
Bou Castro
Macon
Pike County
Barnesville
Marnésvill
Harnesvill
Gordon Institute
Mrs Smith's Funeral to Be Held Today
The funeral of Mrs. Henry J. Savth who died suddenly Wednesday noon will be held at 10 from the residence of her son on Weachtree street. Rev. Phun, pastor of the Presbyterian church, will conduct. The interment will follow at the private burying ground near Sudlawbrook Farm.
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Henry J. Savth
OS ¢ Weachtree
Rme Phun
We Presbyterian
Sudlawbrook Farm
Suc
Founders Day Alumni Celebration at Vanderbilt Event in Atlanta
Alumni of Vanderbilt University celebrated Founders Day at the Piedmont Driving Club in Atlanta with remarks by Dr Edwin Mims and A Hynds. Speakers urged alumni support for the university, emphasizing church ties, board control, and ongoing fundraising.
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Vanderbilt
Atlanta
Piedmont
Edwin Mins
Art White Soord Hoke
Vander
Lut Hoard
Trust
Ju. Mims
Cole
Board of Just
Methodist Church
Wwe
Board of Trust
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Maier & Berkele, Inc
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R. T. Daniel
Robertson
Federal Prison
Zerbst
Prison Commission
Bill Stoddard
Mr. Stoddard
South Georgia
Krom
W. A. Dabnay
HHS
Tou
Juden
Georgia Chamber At Commerce
Hulel
Chamber of Commerce
Sudabaker
Maxwell
Kon
Taekson
Butts County
Come Excani
Committee of Indies
W. E. Watking
Itedmnan
Renier Anusie
Bellowether
Atiwata
Charyday
Invervone
Pace-Makers
Herbert Montgomery
H.R. Montgomery
Stoddard
Gritan
J. Henry Smith
Griffins
Barneesville
Grittn
Mrs. Smith
Cattle Creek
Ittle Creek
Mirh
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Igan. I
Palm Beach
House of Keep-Kool Snellenburg Clothing Co
Philadelphia
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