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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1924

Page

2

Steck to Contest Brookhart Seat in Iowa Senate Race

Daniel P. Steck, Democratic candidate for the United States Senate from Iowa, announced a contest alleging thousands of votes were not counted or counted for the wrong candidate in the November 4 election. Steck claims these uncounted ballots could overturn Senator Smith W. Brookhart’s small lead, and notes reports from local boards show miscounted votes in several counties. He says the contest will be handled by the Senate’s election committee, asserting the will of Iowa voters supports his election. Brookhart declined to comment beyond noting that thousands of votes were not credited to him or were miscounted in some counties.

Des Moines Iowa Daniel P. Steck Senate Smith “W. Brookhart Bronkhart Steck Brookhart United Sta United States United States Senate Washington Ana Smith W. Brookhart Daniel F. Steck

Elaborate Array Marks 1924 Show in Brnoon

A 1924 event in Brnoon targets Atlanta’s colored population, with shows from 2 to 7. Merchants adjust Thursday afternoon as the feature period, though a printing error briefly misidentified the day. The note confirms the correct Thursday attendance for Black residents.

Atlanta Community Chest Drive Stages Final Push

The report highlights the 1924 Community Chest campaign in Atlanta with leaders Eugene E Black and J. M. B. Hoxsey praising workers and urging richer donors to contribute. Section totals and King of the Day notes show steady progress toward the $800,000 goal as captains report gains across districts and a strong, citywide urging for unity.

LeCraw Ooto Mr. Black Eugene Et. Black Community Chest Campaign Atlanta Ommunity Chest

Train Robbery Details Told on Second Page

Continued from the first page the account describes robbers targeting mail cars. One robber in the car began throwing out mail pouches while threatening staff. Clerks were directed into robbers’ cars and forced to load sacks, then march in front of the engine. Willis Newton and Herbert Holliday were named among the robbers.

Phillips Roche

Community Chest Campaign Pauses Amid City Appeals

The great heart of Atlanta will open its treasure box and pour gold into the Community Chest. Kennedy, chairman of the Epes gifts committee, expressed similar appreciation for the efforts and pledged continued support.

Great Heart of Atlanta Kennedy Epes Gifts Committee

Mussolini in Jeopardy as Giolitti Opposes Decree

Revolt rumors swirl as Giolitti criticizes a new fascist press decree and constitutional reform. Ciolitti urges absent deputies back to parliament while Salandra may vie for premier if Mussolini falls. Non fascist defections threaten Mussolini’s grip though he could rule without parliament briefly.

Ieen Italy Gialitti Ciolitti Salandra Mussolini

Methodists Open Meet Wednesday in Georgia Conference

The Augusta and North Georgia Methodist conference faces changes as five presiding elders may be reassigned. Transfers from other conferences are anticipated, with Rev John S Jenkins returning to North Georgia. Dr Arthur J Moore of Travis Park San Antonio will deliver two sermons daily, drawing significant attention to the event.

Quillian Augusta Dis W. T. Harmbs Ville Tr. Eng Marietta W. T. Irvine Reine John S. Jenkins North Georgia Western Virginia Jenkins Georgina GC. B. Barton Rome C. T. Ivey Gray A. E. Lansburne Greenaboro J. M. Sewell Faronton A. W. Conway Flowery Branch John D. Hammond New York Darlington Lowelye Athens i W. H. LaPrade, Jr Atlanta Wt.enit South Atlanta Tir W. G. Crawler Oxford WW. T. Irvine Moore Arthur J. Moore Travis Park Methodist Church San Antonio Texas South Georgia Conference Nua Missionry Southern Southern Methodist Church

Unification Debate Seen At Methodist Conference

Reports from the Georgia conference recount the role of Dr. Moore a famed evangelist with a career across the nation. His preaching at St Louis Southwest Missouri and prior success among 40000 converts including 10000 joining the Methodist Episcopal Church South are highlighted. The article details plans for North Georgia sessions with twice daily talks and notes the unfolding unification discussion at the conference and its potential timing.

Union Methodist Episcopal St. Louis Southwest Missouri Atlanta

Methodists split on unification plan across North and South

Report discusses a proposed unification plan for the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal Church South. It notes divisions between proponents and opponents, with major conferences like Holston voting in favor while others oppose, and outlines key leaders Bishop E D Monton and Bishop W A Candler guiding campaigns in Nashville and Atlanta.

Methodist Episcopal Church South General Conference Chattanooga North Georgia Holston Bishop D. Monton Nashville W. A. Candler Atlanta Friends of Unification

Twelfth Session of Georgia Conference at Atlanta

The North Georgia Methodist conference meets in Atlanta with many officers and members arriving for committee work and exams. Since 1871 growth has increased to 829 churches and 248 parsonages, reflecting expanding religious influence and education across the region.

Atanta Georgia George F. Pierce Atthus G. Haygood Griffin Drome Augusta Athens Newnan Untersville Sparta Gainesville Marietta LaGrange Dalton Milledgeville Cedartown Washington Madison Ktherton Carrollton Atlanta North Georgia Patton County

Surprise party welcomes Governor to Ansley Park home

A large crowd gathered at the Walker residence at 105 The Prado in Ansley Park for a Saturday night surprise party. Hosts Governor and Mrs Walker received neighbors and civic league members as 300 attendees welcomed them to their new official state home. Children Harald and Sanders Walker were included in the festivities with gifts and good wishes. Refreshments were served.

Prado Ana Ansley Park Ansiey Ko Erner Munity Id McConnell Rule Kilalu Walker Lis Canemittee 4Sep Higgins George Watts Eugene Larrington AL K. Calhoun Mer T Connor Willi Dunlop Reg Ant Perte Day J. Hanend I . AL Hoffman Hoffman

Colleges 10 Combat Spread of Modernism

Representatives of 22 orthodox Protestant colleges in the United States meet at Moody Bible Institute Chicago to organize against modernism in religious teaching. Rev Widmeyer of California says the fundamentalist movement has created a new alignment of colleges and seeks to unite institutions to restore evangelical Christianity.

Chicago United States Moody Bible Institute Widmeyer California

Spaniards Reported Gathering Firearms Near Pyrenees

Perpignan France November 16 reports say customs and gendarmerie posts along the Spanish border have been strengthened as Spanish police exhibit vigilance against groups gathering in the Pyrenean regions. Authorities note automobiles moving with passengers, farms and ammunition, while general Jose Radcizner, among Spaniards arrested earlier, claims he acted through an intermediary in Pernanilex.

Perpignan France Renvi Jose Radcizner Kayla T Lavillvd Duris Howeyer

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