Brisk Raid on Atlanta Exchange Triggers Protests
Solicitor General John A Boykin led a Saturday raid on almost twenty brokerage offices in Atlanta sparking a fierce exchange protest. Officials called the action high handed declaring it halted vast business as operators and staff were ordered before the Fulton county grand jury Tuesday.
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Atlanta Commercial Exchange
Exchange
Fulton County
Grand Jury
Koykin
Georgia
Boykin
Atlanta
Exehange
Postal
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Good Will and Its Role in Relationships
Good will is mainly giving others the benefit of the doubt and expecting the same in return. It rests on good faith and fellowship, with friendliness and cooperation as its marks. A person who offers good will tends to receive it back from others.
Sir Tom Lipton Aids Families Of Pen Inmates
Ossining New York November Sir Thomas Lipton yachtsman and philanthropist visited Sing Sing prison as a guest of Leon C. Weinstock of the state prison commission to learn the names of needy dependents of prisoners. He plans Christmas gifts for destitute families. The party, well received by inmates, included Commissioner John Kennedy Sir John Westwood Myron Sulzberger and Commissioner Weinstock. They dined with Warden Lewis E Lawer and saw inmate artists perform and toured the prison buildings.
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Ossining
Thomas Lipton
Sing Sing Prison
Leon C. Weinstock
State Prison Commission
Thomas
Lim
John §. Kennedy
Man Kills Wife Then Slays Self in Row Over Dog
Waycross Ga November 8 In presence of his children by his first wife C H McDonald 31 shot and killed his second wife bride of but a few weeks and turning his pistol upon himself ended his life late last night McDonald had become infuriated by a reference to his cruelty to a dog of hers which he had kicked Several arguments followed and he muttered threats to kill his wife witness Jim Cox said The wife walked to the front porch and at the doorway dared him to hit her The shot followed McDonald then turned the pistol on himself The couple had recently had misunderstandings and efforts had been made to arrange a separation or divorce The McDonald family were seated at the table when the trouble began
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Waycross
C. H. McDonald
McDonald
Jim Cox
MacDonald
Senator Lodge Sinking Slowly in Cambridge
Cambridge November reports on Senator Henry Cabot Lodge from Charles Gate Hospital show his condition deteriorating after a stroke. Dr John H Cunningham said there was no improvement since the noon bulletin and that the outlook remains uncertain as family members gather.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henry Cabot Loge
Cherlesgate Hospital
John HH. Cunningham
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr
Lodge
Cunnngham
Barly
Henry Cabot Lodge
Charles Gate Hospital
Merriing
President Coolidge Faces Choice After Clean Page
Washington ponders whether Coolidge will swing the big stick or seek compromises in a possible second term. The president enters a new era with a clean page and limited short term expectations as speculation swirls about policy shifts and the outlook for December.
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Washington
Atlanta Symphony Presents Second Concert Today
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra under Conductor Enrico Leide performs its second Sunday afternoon concert at 3 30 PM in Loews Grand theater. Reserved seating is held for association members, public admission is free to unreserved areas, doors open at 2 30 PM, police keep order, and few seats remain available via Phillips and Grow Piano Co. Season membership costs 15 with two reserved seats. higher prices for logo and box seats. Program includes Amabroise Thomas overtures and Liszt pieces.
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Enrico Leide
Loew
Atlanta Symphony Association
Phillips & Grew Piano ‘Company
Amabroise
Thomas Overtues
Raymond
Frana Lint’s
Community Chest drive active as Sunday canvass planned
Atlanta business leaders pressing toward a 795000 goal with 800 volunteers ready to canvass residential districts Sunday. The campaign enters final stage Monday and church sermons will spread the drive as ministers and Sunday schools promote the Community Chest during services.
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Atlanta
Community Chest
Eugene R. Black
Passport forgery ring frames new trick in Paris case
Secret service probes a fraud ring exploiting birth certificates to dodge U.S. immigration quotas. Crooks forge German birth records and erase birthplaces to place Russians and others under German quotas. Officials fear each case needs individual verification, hindering stops as forgers move from France to Germany.
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Paris
United States
Germany
France
Europe
Secret Service
First Wife Slain He Shoots Second And Kills Self
Chicago report states Sofran Foul ea, 58, a felon with a Pennsylvania murder record, shot and seriously wounded his current wife Mary Poulea after she refused to give him $800 as an inducement for not contesting her divorce plea. He then killed himself.
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Chicago
Sofran Foul ‘Ea
Pennsylvania
Mary Poulea
Poulea
Blazing Forest Fires Sweep Four Eastern States
Wildfires push toll higher across New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New Jersey as drought deepens. 40 fresh fires spark efforts in central Pennsylvania while Albany near Rensselaer county reports 500 acres burned. Florida Savoy North Adams and surrounding towns face threats amid high winds and renewed fire danger.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Rensselaer County
Albany
Massachusetts
Hutchins
Hoosie Range
Florida
Savoy
North Adams
Mass
New Jersey
Wahabis Forbid Further Smoking In City Of Mecca
Cairo reports Mecca is under Wahabi puritan rule with a ban on all smoking. They seized 100000 narghilis and burned them in the bazaar and prohibited further importation of tobacco products within the holy city. Smoking is deemed a sin equal to drinking by the Wahabi doctrine.
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Cairo
Mecca
Holy
Budget for 1925 Pruned Below Three Billion
The Budget Bureau projects a federal running cost for the next fiscal year under 3 billion dollars, with estimates at 2,980,000,600 excluding the post office. Officials expect minor changes, no tax cuts, and note the debt reduction’s impact on interest costs, while preparing the 1926 budget for the new Congress.
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U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Budget Bureau
Post Office Department
Congress
Coolidge Fns
Cold Wave Expected As Temperatures Plunge Today
The official forecaster C von Herrmann predicts a sharp morning temperature drop in Atlanta with little rainfall. After a weekend with highs in the 50s to 70s, today’s high may stay near 60 while morning lows reach the 40s. The central weather bureau disagrees on Friday’s outlook.
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C. ¥. von Herrmann
von Herrmann
Mercury
Birmingham
Charleston
Chicago
Des Moines
Galveston
Finste
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Memphis
Biamni
Mobile
Car
Tampa
von Herrieann
Rologit
Window Weights and Files: Bandits Weapons
A night watchman, J A Arendale aged 60, was found unconscious on Highland Avenue after a brutal assault at Patterson Lumber Company. He died at Grady Hospital after naming four unidentified white men as the attackers who used iron weights and desk files as weapons. A second man, A B Kuykendall, was knocked unconscious nearby by a figure in women’s clothing as detectives pursue a lockout theory and other leads.
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J. A. Arendale
Highland Avenue
Arendale
May Avenue
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
A. B. Kuyskendall
Waddell Street
Patterson Company
Kuykendall
Lumber Company
Weather unsettled forecast for Georgia and Washington
Georgia foresees unsettled conditions Sunday and Monday with possible rain and warmer Monday. Northeast winds become moderate as the system moves through the region.
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Washington
Georgia
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