Suspected O Banion slayers nabbed in Chicago raid
Chicago November 18 Frank Yale a suspected New York gunman and lieutenant of Johnny Terrio and Sam Pallacio both of New York were seized by police as suspects in the slaying of Dion O Banion ten days earlier in his flower shop Chief Collins said a tip led detectives to watch the Twentieth Century Limited They were about to depart for New York Yale portrayed as owner of an Brooklyn undertaking establishment and said he came to attend funeral of Michael Merlo a head of an Italian secret society who died days before O Banion was killed Police announced that gunmen move on eighty detectives will be shifted to uniformed duty while arrests focus on likely culprits.
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New York
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Sam Pallacio
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Yale
Brooklyn
R Michael Merlo
An Ttitian Crdety
Ybanion
Big Tim” Colosimo
Vainat
Pure Food Show Attracts Hundreds Of Women In Atlanta
The 1924 Pure Food Show in Atlanta enters its third day with potential record attendance. Presented by the Atlanta Retail Food Dealers Association, the event runs 2 to 10 pm daily. Wednesday is Club Women's Day, drawing many club women from Atlanta and nearby areas. Exhibits cover country stores, modern stores and meat markets, dining and kitchen rooms, plus an extensive Georgia State College of Agriculture display featuring dairying, canning, and preserving. A nut doughnut machine turning out sixteen per minute and daily concerts by the Oglethorpe University orchestra add to the attractions.
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Wilson Memorial May Get A F L Boost
Labor factions within the Wilson Memorial drive seek AFL support via resolutions from the Order of Bonney and other unions. The platform includes opposition to the League of Nations and world court, federal education funding, and miners’ relief. The AFL will sponsor no new party, affirming alignment with labor but backing the right to choose candidates.
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World Court
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West Virginia
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R. C. Bonney
Coolidge Faces Nomination Challenge in 1928
In 1928 Coolidge is discussed as likely renomination once more, with no strong challenger within the party. The piece notes the risks of a reversal in congressional elections and observes the lack of a powerful opposition leader aside from Borah. A satirical aside about a moving picture actress is also cited from the Boston Transcript.
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McKinley
Harding
Lear
Fiven
Coolidge
Siram Johnson
Borah
Man Must Support Dependent Parents Is Court Ruling
Indiana Supreme Court upholds a law requiring a man to support dependent parents if financially able. Bernard Lundy of Lawrence County was convicted for failing to support his parents while paying $44.50 monthly on a used automobile. Court ruled car payments do not excuse neglect.
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Military tactics class opens for all services at chamber
Colonel Thomas W. Darrah chief of staff of the Fourth corps area led the first in a series of military tactics classes for every service at the Chamber of Commerce. A large relief map prepared by engineers and civilian staff illustrated maneuvers as about 150 Army officials attended the Tuesday session. Classes are scheduled for the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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Governors Guards Banquet at Aisley Hotel
Capt W A Sirmon commander Argontir post and Maj J O Sramans of the Georgia National Guard Cavalry led a Governor's Guards banquet Tuesday night in the Aisley hotel cafe. Captain Jer presided as Meyer's Orchestra played. Dances by Dorothy Keeling Lila Buchman Katherine Jones provided entertainment.
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No. 1
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J. 0. Sramans
Georgia National Guard Cavalry
Winards
Captain J,er
Vick Meyer
Dorothy Keeling
Lila Buchman
Katherine Jones
Stahl Injured When Hit by Auto on Boulevard
Stahl of 431 Washington street was slightly injured when struck by an automobile driven by Crenshaw of 479 Cherokee avenue on South Boulevard near Washington. He was taken to Grady Hospital with bruises and lacerations. Crenshaw said the skid was unavoidable. a case of reckless driving was docketed.
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Washington Street
W. M. Crenshaw
Cherokee Avenue
South Boulevard
Stahl
Grady Hospital
Crenshaw
Secretaries Club Extends Luncheon Invitation to Secretaries
The Secretaries Club announced a standing invitation to all commercial and civic secretaries to be guests at any regular luncheon. The meeting date was moved to the third Monday for clubs holding meetings on Tuesdays. The club also voted a $50 cash contribution to the Community Chest.
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Better Films Body Honors Jason Joy
Colonel Jason Joy executive secretary of the public relations committee of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America tours the south and west to learn what the public wants in screen entertainment. He will be guest of honor at a luncheon by the better films committee of Atlanta Thursday at the Ansley hotel at 12 30 p.m.
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Anssley Hotel
Findlay Quits Post on Macon Council
Macon Georgia November 18 Findlay R E Findlay Macon alderman and committee member resigns tonight He becomes secretary of the board of water commissioners A special election will be held on December 10 to fill his seat on the council.
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Devember
Navy Oil Case Nears End in Pan American Suit
In Los Angeles the government’s suit to cancel 100 million dollars of Pan American Petroleum and Transport leases and contracts neared closing after four weeks of trial. Judge Paul J. McCormick was to decide within two months as briefs would finalize the case. Government counsel Owen J. Roberts argued in rebuttal, asserting Fall’s involvement in crucial moments of negotiations.
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Police Continue Search For Gibby in Tampa
Police continued their search for Turner Gibby linked to a fatal shooting on Stewart Street. Investigators say the double family feud over years sparked the conflict that led to the murder of Jourgal Street resident John Quinn.
Insurance Agents in Meeting Today
The Atlanta Association of Fire Insurance Agents will hold its monthly meeting at 12:30 PM Wednesday in the Ans hotel. A special membership committee led by Deke Davis aims to recruit all eligible members and discuss amendments to the association’s constitution.
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Atlanta Association of Fire Insurance Agents
Ans
Deke Davis
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