Federated Women Lead Armistice Day Ceremonies in Atlanta
Major General John F. O'Ryan spoke at the Baptist Tabernacle opening of the 28th Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs convention, urging League of Nations support as Armistice Day ceremonies drew large crowds with American Legion participation. A $2,000 Tallulah Falls scholarship and guest house fund pledges highlighted pre convention events.
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Hanta
the Baptist Tabernacle
Georgian Federation of Women’s Clubs
John F. O'Ryan
League of Nations
America
General O'Ryan
Atlanta
Georgia
Fedederation of Women’s Clubs
Post of
American Legion
South
Tabernacle
Tallulah Falls
F. M. Robinson
Samuel M. Inman
Federation
Biltmore
Womerl'a Federation
Maurice Alexander
Ben R. Lacy
France
Lacy
Shrine
Opportunity's Knock: Be Yourself and Forge Your Plan
A 1924 adage urges individuals to reject imitation and pursue their own ideas. It emphasizes self-reliance, personal beliefs, and original plans as the path to life success, warning that following others limits potential and profits.
Flame of Memory revived in France ceremony at unknown soldier grave
Paris November 11. A delegation of the American Legion and allied veterans revived the flame of memory at the unknown soldier grave. The flame committee led by General Gouraud conducted the sundown ceremony. The flame burns by day and must never go out, always guarded by veterans.
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Paris
Associated Press
American Legion
General Gouraud
France
Gouraud
Armistice Day at Arlington and Wilson Tomb Tribute
On Armistice Day President Coolidge laid a wreath on the unknown soldier tomb at Arlington as a nation paid homage to war heroes. Nearby followers remembered Woodrow Wilson at a Gothic chapel, where builders’ noise outside contrasted with the quiet service as a child offered a symbolic olive branch.
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Washington
Ita
Coolidge
Arlington
Potomac
Woodrow Wilson
Mute Witnesses May Block Trial of Dapper Don
New York dispatch reports witnesses reluctant to testify could keep the case against Dapper Don Collins from going to trial for the Joby Reid shooting. Reid has been released on bond as a material witness while authorities seek releases for several others tied to the incident at Hazel Warner’s home, where Reid was present with Warner and a party of friends before the shooting. Collins fled to Europe and later returned to face grand larceny charges.
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New York
Don” Collins
Joby H. Reid
Reid
Albert Cain
Hazel Warner
George Kurrizer
Francis
Boylan
Lila Wiley
Collins
Dapper Don
Warner
Dlrs
Heid
Jjon
Europe
Roosevelt relative named to Navy post in Coolidge cabinet shifts
Washington November 11 The cabinet revamp begins with Theodore Douglas Robinson nephew of the late President Roosevelt named assistant secretary of the navy succeeding Theodore Roosevelt Jr who resigned to run for New York governor The move follows labor secretary Davis retirement and hints at John J Lewis or I V O Connor as potential successors with O Connor heading the shipping board and Lewis active among mine union followers in the campaign
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Raymond Clapeer
Washington
Labor
Davis
Coolidge
Theodore Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Navy
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Senator Lodge
Robinson
Navy Department
Lewis
John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
I. V. O'Connor
United States Shipping Woard
O'Connor
Coolidge Latur
la Follette
HW Tlcdésier To Guinfield
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Pittsburg
Soule Salary Question At Georgia State College
A state auditor report filed with Governor Walker questions the legality of Dr. Andrew M. Soule’s combined salary from state maintenance and federal rehabilitation funds totaling 38,000 a year. The audit notes the college accounts are sound but urges a conference with trustees to confirm legality and consider returning any excess.
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Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Walker
Samuel J. Slate
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Board of Trustees
Centenarian Barber Seeks City Lights Tour in Atlanta
Daele Billy Barber of Paulding County plans to celebrate his 100th birthday next March by touring Atlanta sights he has not seen in 50 years. A devout Mount Zion Baptist member born in 1824, he has fought in the Civil War, never smoked or drank, and never danced in his long life. He will remain with his granddaughter at 1068 West Harris Street until mid December and plans rides on a street car and an elevator to view the city’s points of interest before returning home.
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Daele Billy" Barber
Paulding
Atlanta
Billy
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Concord
Mr. Barber
Clark County
Georgia
General Lee
Virginia
William Barbers
West
Harris Street
Illicit Gem Trade Blamed for Katz Killing
Los Angeles investigators link a hidden illicit jewel trade to the death of diamond connoisseur Harry Katz and a second figure Mrs Thresen M Mors. Police describe Katz as a clearing house for gems and antiques amid bankruptcy and court battles.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Thresen M. Mors
Kid McCoy
Harry Katz
Mors
Katz
Moers
Guy Peterson
Peterson
Central Station
Prince of Wales Fails to Charm One Little Patient
London November 11 The Prince of Wales visited a London hospital to meet a star patient three year old Elizabeth Day with a broken leg Her attempt to charm failed as Elizabeth screamed kicked and cried despite royal prompting The moment ended with the prince retreating Elizabeth later suffered a 40 foot fall from a window
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London
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth Day
Wales
Elizabeth
Birth Reported by Mrs Marks Under Investigation
St Louis health officials announced a state board of health inquiry into a reported birth registered October 14 as the child of Arthur Hudson Mark, a manufacturer, and Lydia Marks. Lydia Marks admitted in a New York court procedure that the reported birth involved wage fraud cases.
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St. Louis
Max Starkloff
State Board of Health
Arthur Hudson Mark
Lydia Marks
New York
Fulton jury probes raids. investigation resumes today
The Fulton county grand jury adjourned Tuesday after an all day session and planned to resume investigations into Atlanta stock exchanges this morning. About 200 witnesses testified as part of the probe led by Solicitor General John A Boykin. A formal action from the Atlanta Commercial Exchange urged a full probe and publication of findings. Indictments for state law violations were reportedly withdrawn.
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Fulton County Grand Jury
Atlanta
John A. Boykin
Sady
Slicitor
Stock Exchange
Atlanta Commercial Exchange
Boykin
Lodge funeral rites for Henry Cabot Lodge begin
The body lies in state at Beacon Street as family keeps vigil before tomorrow's funeral at Christchurch Cambridge. Distinguished mourners from government Harvard and Britain attend. no eulogy, simple rites planned. Governor Cox orders official activities halted during the hour of the funeral.
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Cambridge
Lodge
Hughes
Weeks
Senate
Harvard College
Edward ¥ F Gray
Esme Howard
Mount Auburn
Charles Sumner
Wiliam Lawrence
Querent
Cox
Ie City
Donohue
Wll
Boston
New, England
Kew
England
Home beverage limits prompt new enforcement change
A judge states that wines and fruit juices may exceed half of one percent alcohol content without violating the law. Enforcement changes are seen as necessary to clarify when an item is intoxicating and in fact constitutes a violation.
Judge Soper rules home cider may be brewed if not intoxicating
Fille, Baltimore, November 11. Judge Morrin A. Soper ruled that the Volstead act intends to permit home manufacture of fruit beverages and cider regardless of the one half of one percent limit, provided the beverages are not intoxicating. He noted evidence could be offered to prove non intoxication and clarified burden of proof may rest with the government. Continued on Page 8 Column 4.
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Georgia
Soper
C. O. Jones
Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore
Joly Philip WI
United States
Morrin A. Soper
Congress
Saper
Texas Prisoners Told to Endure Lash At Bassett Blakely Farm
Four inmates Roy Bird E Roach John Cook and Robert Barnard face punishment by lash at the Bassett Blakely prison farm in Texas this week unless Governor Neff intervenes. A judge refused a temporary restraining order amid charges of mutiny and impudence toward the farm manager Buck Foss. Attorney George W Dixon, a leader in 1922 to end corporal punishment, urged executive action.
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Houston
Texas
Bassett Blakely
Tat Neff
Dudge
V Ter Monteith
Sixty-First District Court
Harris County
George W. Dixon
Neff
F Arm
Buck Foss
Roy Bird
Dr. E. Roach
John Cook
Robert Barnard
Floss
Rum Car Drive Drives Chest Campaign Totals
Community Chest workers push weekly drive as figures rise to 475 194 with 325 000 still needed. General Chairman Black loosens restrictions at Kimball House while sections A to F report strong gains and the colored division adds several thousand. Prohibition agents seize two men in Brunswick linked to liquor shipments via Atlanta Savannah and Brunswick actions prompt expectations of further sensational arrests tomorrow.
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Community Chest Campaign
Eugene R. Black
Jusideon
Kimball House
Wg Sroups
W. W. Orr
H. E. Choate
T. C. Dunham
Special Gifts Committee
J. 8. Kennedy
Kimball
Fred Gould
Charles N. Walker
See- Doe
Lee Craw
Julian Boehm
Sections
Atlanta
Section EE
HL EB. Choate
Section E
Flack
Brunswick
Fred D. Dismuke
Ciry
Prohibition
Savannah
Will Austell
Tom Glover
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Austell
Johnson & Johnson
Chicago
Psycho Analysis Offered To Church Goers At St Mark in the Bouwerie
The Episcopal Church of St Mark in the Bowery plans a new parish office of psychological guidance led by Rev Guthrie Pitbladdo. Experts in psychology astrology and physiothomy will consult on cases brought to the church supplementing its health clinic. Twice monthly guidance sessions will analyze character to aid better life adjustment.
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New York
Episcopal Church of
the Church
Pitbladdo
Weather Forecast for Georgia and North Portion
Partly cloudy Wednesday with possible rain in the north portion. Thursday expected fair but cooler in the west and north, with moderate northeast winds. Local report lists temperatures around 50 to 60, mean near normal, rainfall and deficiences noted. Humidity high in the 63 to 80 percent range with wet bulb around 53.
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Wahington
Georgia
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Fulton
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Weather Bureau
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