College Deans Rally Against Student Vice Report
Boston November 14. College officials dismiss the intercollegiate committee’s vice claims as gross exaggerations and unfounded rumors. Dean T Lawrence Davis of Weston University College of Practical Arts and Dean Bernice Brown of Radcliffe deny vice conditions in their institutions as the committee prepares more facts for a meeting next Wednesday.
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Boston
Greater
T. Lawrence Davis
Waston University College of Practical Arte
Hark Bay
Bernice Brown
Radcliffe College For Girls
Greater Weston
Jay
Charges against Boykin spark dispute at American Legion meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce building, Ar gonne Post No 1 members denounced Solicitor General John A Boykin as a fee grabber amid indictments of Mrs Lucille Oldham of New Orleans for larceny after trust The post discussed rehabilitation student indictments against Georgia Tech and voted to delay action while gathering more data The meeting elected officers including Commander William Sirmon and raised dues to 35 per year
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John A. Boykin
Ind
Lucille Oldham
New Orleans
Argonne Post No. 1
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Oldham
Post
Ew Orleans American Legion Post
Fulton County
Woman's Auxiliary
The
Legion
Orleans
Boykin
Georgia Tech
New Orleans Post
William Sirmon
F .B. Saunders
Charles M. Gat Jienne
A. H H. Duggan
Elizabeth Grimes
Rev. Miller
Fort McPherson
J. A. Ables
E. M. Boyer
D. J. Meierhardt
Frank Kempton
Evan FP
Howell
TL. Warrison
R.C. Eve
K.P. Brown
B. P. Gambrell
James L. I. Boyd
Sleuth Captured Wife's Affection Instead of Thief
In Chicago on November 14, George Ford raged after burglars looted his Oak Park home last April yet his fury now grows as his wife vanishes. He accuses the police detective of winning Mrs Ford’s heart during the case, while the detective and Mrs Ford vanish. Ford vows no forgiveness and says his wife cannot return even if she repents.
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Chicago
George Ford
Ford
New York Court Frees Hotel Officials After Hill Case
In New York a federal court discharged three hotel officials charged with knowingly maintaining a nuisance under the Volstead act after two waiters were arrested for selling liquor on a roof garden. Judge Boyle called the charge baseless and said no evidence showed officials knew of liquor sales. Prohibition officials had warned of closing hotels over such conduct.
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New York
John Philip Hill
Baltimore
Broadway
John N. Boyle
Boyle
Prohibition
Abbott Named to Head Civitan Club in Georgia
Columbus Ga November 14 FE G Abbott of Columbus was elected president of the Georgian State Association of Civitan Clubs at the fourth annual convention. Macon and Savannah contested the 1925 session site with Macon favored. Officers include J A Thomas Savannah first vice president A O E Burks Marion second vice president EB LeTeinhart Calhoun third vice president and trustees Arthur Jackson Barnesville HB C Broyles Atlanta D C Cooper Lafayette George Allen Marietta John JD Taylor Summerville and Lamar Westvott Dalton. Stockton Broome Jacksonville Fla international Civitan president attends. A Columbus secretary treasurer to be named soon. The gathering opened with business sessions and a banquet featured tonight. Visitors will tour the city and join Civitan members at the Auburn football game tomorrow.
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Columbus Ga
G. Abbott
Columbus
Georgian State Association of Civitan Clubs
Civitans
Macon
Savannah
J. A. Thomas
A. O. E. Burks
Maron
EB. le Teinhart
Columbus Civitan Club
Georgia Auburn
Stockton Broome
Jacksonville
Fla
International Civitan
Alliant B. Smith Des After Short Illness
William B. Smith 42 of 311 East Pine street died early Friday night after a brief illness. He had lived in Atlanta ten years and was buying agent for the Atlanta branches of the Atlantic and Pacific Yeomans company. He previously worked for National Biscuit and Rogers Grocery. Survived by brothers C. T. Smith Bogart and Lawger Smith Atlanta, and half sisters Mrs Mark Johnson Carlton and Mrs Charles Hammond Omer. Funeral arrangements by Awtry and Lowndes.
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William %. Smith
East Pine Street
Mr. Smith
Atlanta
Atlantic & Pacific Yeo Company
National Biscuit Company
Rogers Grocery Company
C. T. Smith
Bogart
Lawger Smith
Mark Johnson
Carlton
Charles Hammond
Omer
Awtry & Lowndes
Supreme Court Upheld Brantley County Seat Change
The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the 1923 act moving Brantley County seat from Hoboken to Nahunta. A special June referendum approved the shift by a two thirds majority in the newly created county, despite challenges questioning the act’s validity and constitutionality.
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Brantley
Hoboken
Nahunta
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Indicted Suspect Pearl Booth Connected to Highland Ave Murder
Investigators plan to present evidence against Pearl Booth to the Fulton county grand jury next week in the killing of J. L. Avendale, a night watchman slain on Highland avenue. Detectives link a blood stained hammer and sweater found in Booths house to the crime.
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J. L. Avendale
Highland Avenue
Pearl Booth
Fulton County Grand Jury
County Police Confiscate 100 Gallons Corn Liquor
County police Friday morning confiscated about 100 gallons of whiskey and arrested Carl Poor and an unidentified man just outside city limits. Poor's car drew officers' attention as it was driven toward the city. Eighty gallons of whiskey were found in the car. A deserted truck loaded with vegetables and whiskey was later found on the Marielti road. the truck, vegetables, and whiskey were confiscated.
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Carl Poor
Poor
Marielti Road
Japanese Communist Slain For Attempt On Hirohito
Tokio reports Deisuke Namba a young Japanese communist was executed at eight in the morning for his December 1923 bid to kill Prince Regent Hirohito. The case drew attention to the radical movement in Japan.
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Hirohito
Tokio
Deisuke Namba
Namba
Georgia Tech Opens Ceramic Building With Notable Address
The first ceramic building south of the Ohio River will be inaugurated at Georgia Tech today. Professor A Watts of Ohio State speaks on Ceramic Resources in Georgia, with Dr M L Brain presenting a suffhean to 50 prominent southern ceramic practitioners. Attendees include Chancellor Kirkland of Vanderbilt, while the ceremony is delayed to 12 o clock due to Dean Emerson’s funeral.
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Ohio River
Georgia Tech
A. §. Watts
Ohio State University
Georgia
M. L. Brain
South
Brittain
Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Dean Emerson
Georgia Lech
Georgia Leeh
Filton County
George Carswell
Senate
Georgia Trek
A. YY. Dlenry
State of
Passenger Guilty If Auto Contains Liquor Court Rules
A Georgia court of appeals affirmed a Washington city case finding that a passenger who knows liquor is in a car and takes no action to remove or avoid it is guilty of transporting liquor. The ruling upheld Hebbard’s conviction after a ride from a Washington County ditch led to arrests and convictions for both the car owner and the passenger.
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Georgian Court of Appeals
Hebbard
Washington City
Washington
Palin
Jewelry Auctioneer Fined $200 by Court
Jewelry auctioneer James Mann of 41 Peachtree Street was fined $200 in recorder's court for violating a city ordinance governing jewelry sales at auction. The record notes the penalty as the heaviest in police court for years and cites an appeal from Mann. The ordinance requires labeling of value and maker on sold pieces.
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James Mann
Peachtree Street
Recorder's Court
Pastor's Wife Shot During Liquor Car Chase in Georgia
A preacher known for raiding liquor firms in Warralton county faced danger when suspected bootleggers fired and exchanged shots with deputies. Mrs. Stewart, in night attire, fired twice with her husband's revolver as danger unfolded. She was aided by Dr. Tu Hogue and Dr. B E Eaves who transported her to Memorial Hospital in Atlanta.
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AL. Stewart
Reeves
Mra. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Alabama
Georgia
Gober
Draketown
Buchannon
Teounty
Harralson
G. R. Austin
Mr. Austin
Stewart
Warralton County
Tu. Hogue
Favoritism Charged in Bidding for Street Sweepers
Austin Machinery of Atlanta protested bid fairness as the sanitary committee denied shipping a sweeper for testing in Atlanta. Elgin Machinery of Flgin, TfL, won a 30 day trial and may purchase if satisfactory. Elgin units are en route and to be assembled soon. Austin claimed finance officials blocked subcommittee inspection and a local rating of their machines, while Elgin was granted testing access elsewhere.
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Austin Machinery Company
Atlanta
Sanitary Committee of
City Council
Austin Company
Elgin Machinery Company
Flgin
Tfl
Elgin
Aay
Austin
Elovida
Elgin Company
Woman's Right to Hit Pipe Upheld
Debate over opium policy continues as nations discuss dens and sale control. England supports government handling of opium sale while France opposes state employee appointments, favoring strict supervision of agents. Contention remains on banning dens versus authorized access and local enforcement.
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China
England
France
Pasteurized milk urged for Atlanta by health officer
Dr John P Kennedy Atlanta city health officer told the sanitary committee after attending the American Public Health association convention in Detroit that Atlanta should use only pasteurized milk. He cited Cincinnati’s 44 pasteurization plants and said pasteurization guarantees purity without altering taste or quality. Kennedy warned that some Atlanta milk is pasteurized now but of poor quality and noted fever tests and a soon to be market serum offering absolute immunity.
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Atlanta
John P Kennedy
American Public Health Association
Detroit
Kennedy
Cincinnati
Paving Contracts Recommend Several City Projects
City committee recommends ten paving contracts for five Atlinta streets with two firms awarded main jobs. Jamison and Hallowell win three vibrolithic paving orders while McDougall gains two asphalt on macadam base projects. Large Woodward avenue contract held for next meeting. other awards include Weyman and Emory street jobs. Danish government maintains strict Greenland surveillance to guard public health.
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Atlinta
Frid Streets
City Conner
Council
Jamison & Hallowell
McDoueald Construction Company
Sarda
Woodward Avenue
Cherokee Avenue
Hill Street
Weyman Avenue
Ridge
Capitol ‘Avenues
McDougall Company
MrDongeld Company
Willite
Emory Street
Kirkwood Road
Norwood Street
Trunison & Hallowell
DeKalb Boulevard
South Moreland Avenue
Whitehall Street
Byron Drive
Sylvan Road
Melrose Drive
Windsor Treet
Georgis Avenue
Love Street
Eiskima
Greenland
Negro Baptist convention closes with reports and next meeting set
Friday sessions in Atlanta featured readings from the executive and education boards and reports from the Central City College and missionary boards. Brunswick, Georgia was chosen as next year’s meeting site, with leaders including Isaac of Nashville and Dr. Thompson of Augusta present. The women’s auxiliary planned a boys dormitory and announced total fundraising, while greetings from Georgia white Baptists were read and the closing sermon delivered by Dr. D F Thompson.
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General Mission Negro ‘Baptist Convention
Atlanta
Executive Board
Reformatory Board
Central City College Board
Missionary Board
Education Boar
General Missionary Baptist Sunday School
Brunswick
Key, KE. W
UD. Isaac
Nashville,Tenn
National Baptist Convention
C. A. Greer
Educational National Baptist Convention
W. 8. Townsend
Nashville
Lenu
Lork
William Kicngo
The
Baptist Convention
A M. Nix
Georgia
Rhinelander kinship dispute dominates late papers
English New York reports reveal Rhinelander stake in Leonard Kip Rhinelander marriage to a bride of alleged Negro ancestry. Father notes no bri ume nor public affirmation and has not authorized further statements. The case centers on social status and a multimillion-dollar inheritance amid evolving race dialogue.
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New York
Rhinelander
Lednal Rhinelander
Kip
Neithr
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
FED
Pelham
Leonard Kip
Fortani
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