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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1924

Page

10

Counterfeit Plot Biggest Yet Seizes 11 in New York Case

Chicago reports indicate about 90 more arrests planned after eleven men and two women were detained in a federal counterfeiting sweep. Ben Newmark, formerly an assistant at state marshal, is named among those held as authorities call this the biggest conspiracy in U S history. Bogus war stamps totaling about 100000 have been released, with banks estimating the total sum may exceed a million dollars.

Chicago Ben Newmark Atate' the Marshal

Gallons of corn whiskey found in garage raid

Acting on an anonymous tip, police uncovered 100 gallons of liquor partly hidden in a Washington Street garage at 659. Residents said the garage was rented to unknown occupants and denied knowledge of the whisky owner. Acree led the vice squad raid.

Washington Street Acree

Dixie Art Co Inc Incorporation Petition Georgia

Fulton County Georgia petitions Charley May Kimmel and Myer Goldberg seek incorporation of The Dixie Art Co Inc for 20 years. Principal office Atlanta with branch rights. capital stock 25000 dollars, up to 100000 dollars by majority vote. Power to sue, own real and personal property, issue notes, and wind up business by two thirds stock vote. Filed September 27, 1924.

Georgia Fulton County Said County Charley May Kimmel Myer Goldberg Dixie Ast Co., Inc Atlanta Atate Aaid Corporation Aaid Myee Goldberg Arnold Broyles Oy I Superior Court Tnc Fulton Coust Georay

The Constitutions Patterns for School Dress

Pattern details for a school dress in stripes and other fabrics in sizes 9 10 12 14 with a 16 year option needing yards of fabric. Describes collar sleeves and front tie, material widths, and pricing via 12 cents in silver or stamps. Addresses Fashion Department Brooklyn pattern orders.

Yestee

Burns Fatal to 3 Year Old Daughter in Atlanta

Vivian Brown of McDonough Road died after clothing caught fire last Friday night. She was treated at Grady Hospital and Davis-Fischer sanitarium before passing away. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown two sisters Mae Estelle and Dorothy Louise and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Sentell of Atlanta. Funeral at Collins Springs Church at 3 this afternoon with Awtry and Lowndes in charge.

Vivian Brown W. B. Brown McDonough Road Davis-Fischer Hura Grady Hospital Mae Estelle Dorothy Louise Brown

New Anaesthetic Reported by German Researchers

A new anaesthetic named Naressen is described by Professor Gauss of Würzburg and H Wieland of Königsberg. It is acetylenic gas of utmost purity mixed with oxygen to allow breathing during administration and is claimed to be free from detrivertial effects. Edna K Forbes shares beauty tips and notes on trivialities that shape appearance including hair care, weight concerns, and early methods for hair removal.

Gauss Wuraburg Germany H. Wieland Koenigsberg

Nine men indicted for peonage in Pensacola turpentine camps

Pensacola Florida November 12 nine men named in true bills by a federal grand jury on charges of peonage involving the coercive work of negro labor in turpentine camps. Among those charged are Alfred Land Charles Land M B Davis turpentine operators from Calhoun and Liberty counties Sheriff C D Clark W T Chafin and T B C Shuler G W White. The indictments accuse arresting holding and returning negroes for work in turpentine camps against their will. Government testimony at a Marianna preliminary hearing suggested state court processes were used to keep workers in involuntary servitude. Trials are expected during the current U S court term.

Pensacola Fla Alfred Land Charles Land M. B. Davis Calhoun Liberty Counties C. D. Clark W. T. Chafin Caunty T. B.C Shuler G. W. White Tor Turpentine Marianna

Emma Goldman Attacks Soviet Policies in London Dinner

Emma Goldman, deported from the United States in 1919, spoke to about three hundred Bri tons in London, denouncing Soviet rule. She praised liberty and warned she would return to the United States only on her terms, calling Bolshevism an international disease and criticizing Russia’s suppression of dissent.

London Associated Press Emma Goldmen United States England Miss Goldman Russia Iso

Britain Mexico relations to be fully probed again

The new British conservative administration is expected to reopen a complete investigation into Britain and Mexico relations. Foreign Minister Austen Chamberlain may appoint a committee to review ties since Carranza’s regime, amid commercial calls to resume relations after de la Huerta’s overthrow.

London Associated Press Great Britain Mexico de la Huerta Jat Muarch Rafael Nieto Austen Chamberlain Carranza

Ice as beauty secret praised by Diana Manners

Diana Manners, Duchess of Rutland’s daughter, extols ice as a beauty aid and warns against overdoing skincare. She cautions against youthful dress choices, stresses soft colors and good tailoring, and suggests daily ironing with ice for facial firmness while warning the face and neck need equal care.

Diana Oliva Winifred Mand Manners Jiuchess of Rutland England Belvoir Castle

Wall Street Hobbies Speak st. BUSINESS WORRIES HAVE GOSSAMER WINGS

New York detainment tale reports Wall Street figures drawn into late night parties in John Street offices. Assistant District Attorney Ryan investigates alleged Broadway by night activity tied to a party gone wrong, Kierney shot, Marion Dawes sought, with liquor on tap and deserted offices used to host guests away from public view.

Wall Street Lyle William P. Ryan Ryan Broadway M. J. Kierney West Orange N. J John Street Wall, Street Kierney Marion Dawes

Ineligible to Congress claim by Iowa judge

Muscatine Iowa November 12 Judge F D Letts of Davenport sought the second district seat in Congress but C J Hichman argued the election is barred by the state constitution which bars a district judge from holding another office during his term He asked for an injunction to restrain Letts from claiming the certificate of election.

Muscatine Iowa F. D. Letts Davenport Congress C. J. Richman Supreme Court Hichman

Brookhart Leads 650 Votes in Official Canvass

Des Moines Iowa November 12 AP. Brookhart holds a 650 vote lead over Daniel Steck with 12 of 99 counties still to report official canvass figures for the November 4 Senate race.

Des Moines Iowa Associated Press Smith W. Brookhart Brookhart Daniel F. Steck Senate

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Doctors warn kidney disease is common and often undetected among Americans. An investigator notes many insurance applicants are declined due to unseen kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is touted as a healing aid and is sold in two bottle sizes at drug stores. A test offer of ten cents is suggested.

Kilmer

Revision of Taxes Defeated by Raymond Clapper

Washington November 12 proposals by some republican members of Congress to bring up tax revision at the coming session have been vetoed by the administration after a conference between President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon. Indications also show an extra session is not favored, as the president favors delays to the next Congress to handle corrections. No recommendations for tax revision will be in the president's next month message, while the House prepares annual supply bills and conducts hearings on the Interior Department appropriation.

Velma Raymond Clapper Washington Congress Coolidge White House Borah Melon Smoot Senate Finance Committee Cou la Follette Appropriations Committee House Department of Interior

Trousers Feature New Woman's Styles

Paris designers unveil 1924 25 winter fashions emphasizing sportswear for women with knickers bifurcated skirts and women’s trousers paired with loose skirts. Hats fur trimmed knitted caps and fur pompons augment the athletic look as engines reach 600 horsepower.

Paris

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