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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1913

Page

15

Atlanta to form squad of police women to curb vice

Chief Beavers endorses a plan to recruit a 4 to 6 member corps of police women for Atlanta’s streets. Mrs. Margaret McWhorter and prominent city women support the idea, arguing women can prevent ruin by appealing to girls. A police commission petition and statute changes are sought to authorize women on duty.

Beavers Atlanta Margaret McWhorter Police Commission Sue Holloway McWhorter Red Light Chicago San Francisco Kansas Cities

34 Young Lawyers Receive Diplomas in Atlanta Ceremony

W A Covington of Moultrie delivered the commencement address as 84 graduates of the Atlanta Law School received diplomas at a Grand Theater ceremony Saturday night. Blair Foster gave the valedictory. Basil Stockbridge served as toastmaster at a University Club banquet with speakers Hamilton Douglas George Westmoreland George G Osborne and Leonard Grossman.

W. A. Covington Moultrie Atlanta Law School Grand Theater Blair Foster University Club Basil Stockbridge Hamilton Douglas George Westmoreland George G. Osborne Leonard Grossman G. W L. J. Grossman C. F. Huppe R. H. Lindsay W. E. Morgan G. G. Osborne J. M. Owens G. W. Parker J. J. Slaton B. Stockbridge B. H. Sullivan H. B. Terrell S. B. Tighe R. B. Trimble L. Veasey W. M. Warren M. H. Wiilensky

Ad Men Depart for Baltimore Meet to Herald Atlanta’s Fame

Jubilant advertising men led by E H Goodheart and other officers depart for Baltimore to carry news of Atlanta’s greatness. Howard Geldert W J Hubbard Jack Lewis and others are pictured as they leave. A coroner’s inquiry into the painter’s drowning will focus on insurance recently taken out.

Allin Gray Baltimore Atlanta Howard Geldert W. J. Hubbard Jack Lewis E. H. Goodheart Goodhart Lewis

Daughter Takes Active Charge Of His Business

Miss Okle Painter, Jacksonville social figure, now runs her father Edward Okle Painter's business empire after his death in the St John’s River mystery. She manages finances, oversees affairs, and may testify in the coroner’s inquiry into the $1,178,000 life-insurance case amid three death theories.

Jacksonville Fla Edward Okle Painter St. John’s River Painter Mark Okle Painter

Woodmen Officers to Visit Atlanta for guest day

Sovereign officers of the Woodmen of the World and about 50 officials will arrive at 11 45 Sunday to be guests of four Atlanta camps. They will dine at the Piedmont Hotel and tour the city by automobile. Notable attendees include Dr Ira W Porter Dr C P Brown Sam Smythe George W Woolley Col C L Mather Col E R Stiles Col John W Croft and Mrs Emma B Manchester with other Woodmen Circle officials participating.

Woodmen of the World Atlanta Piedmont Hotel Ira W. Porter C. P. Brown Supreme Medical Sam Smythe Sovereign Visitor Woodmen

Moore's Weather Bureau Aides Reduced in Rank

Washington June 7. Secretary Houston reduced thirty one Weather Bureau employees stationed outside Washington in rank. The action follows their support for Willis L. Moore during his campaign for secretary of agriculture.

Moore Weather Bureau Washington Houston Willis L. Moore Agriculture

Ban on Flirting at Atlantic City Beach

Atlantic City provisional rules bar beach patrol members from flirting with bathers. The Director of Public Safety forbids lounging in tents or chairs, unnecessary conversation, reading, giving swimming lessons, and allowing boats for fishing during working hours.

Atlantic City N. J Director of Public Safety Today

Frisco Receivership Sought in Tennessee

Memphis Tennessee June 7 The North American Trust Company of New York asked the Federal Court in Frisco Road properties Tennessee for ancillary receivership claiming the road is solvent and owes 4 000 000 Judge McCall took the case under advisement.

Memphis, Tenn North American Trust Company New York Ariillary Tennessee McCall

Notables at Rome Chautauqua Features National Speakers

Rome’s annual chautauqua continues with former Congressman J Adam Bede of Minnesota and former Milwaukee Mayor Emil Seidel delivering socialism talks. Opie Reid is present and former Missouri Governor James Folk will speak Monday night.

Rome J. Adam Bede Minnesota Emil Seidel Milwaukee Opie Reid James Folk Missouri

Damp Sunday Expected in Atlanta Weather Forecast

Atlanta faces a damp Sunday with persistent clouds and a risk of rain. Heat remains high this week but will ease Monday as a cool spell from the Northwest arrives, forecaster Von Hermann says. Only a trace of rain fell Friday, while temperatures may not top eighty for several days.

von Hermann United States Dakota Montana Atlanta

Society photos by Stephenson and McCrary on Sunday American

The Sunday American society pages feature photographs by McCrary and Stephenson with Mrs Harry English Miss Harriet Cole and Miss Margherita Carter among the portraits. Group pictures were posed by staff photographers for this edition.

Society Sunday American Harry English Harriet Cole McCrary Margherita Carter Stephenson

Insurance surge tied to Painter's death on river voyage

A vast life insurance buildup emerged after February 1 totaling around a million dollars, nearly ten times Painter's business value and with annual premiums exceeding 60,000 pounds beyond his $25,000 yearly income. The death by self action theory gains support as Painter fell from the ferry Duval into the river while traveling from Jacksonville city office to his South Jack fertilizer plant.

Painter Duval Jacksonville South Jack

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