A Judge Who Was Found Wanting In Georgia Case
A discussion of the Mary Phagan case in Atlanta 1918 questions court fairness. It argues Judge Roan improperly allowed mob influence, cites Conley’s perjury, and notes Georgia and U S Supreme Court rulings while urging Governor Slaton to grant clemency. It highlights the risk of executing an innocent man and calls for review of appellate weight versus trial veracity.
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Leo Prank
Atlanta
United States
Frank
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supce Frank An & West
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Tfe
Imachinery
National
Rencil Company
Ten Frank
Cornell College
Forsyth Street
Aine
Conley
Mary Phagan
Coneley
Cn Ie
Jey
Laaint
Hie
Roan
Supreme Court
Tula
Supreme Courts
Michalsky Yermis Centennial Brewing Company
Mont. 1
Reiiet
Watt
Jude
Pontius Pilate
Judi
Newro
Hut
Judi Roan
Franks
Cobb County
Slaton
Rio notes diverging views on Wilson second note
South American papers show strong interest in the German American discussion. They praise Wilson's stance as leader and condemn German arrogance though Tageblatt downplays the second note. Paris dispatch notes Italians heading back to Italy and cheers in the boulevards. Rome reports enemy air raids and civilian casualties from bombings. Also mentions Nova Scotia coal mines gaining electrical equipment.
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Rio Janeiro
Wilson
Gazette de
Perm Wilson
Tageblatt
North Sea
Ining
Rome
Fars
Germany
Tribuna
Simedt
Huemanity
Abe
Mire Witwon
Sea Nazionale
Tailor Fred Wells Said Found Dead in Woods
The missing tailor Fred Wells was found dead in the woods by a searching party. A bullet hole in the head and bruising at the front are noted. valuables were taken from his pockets. His body lay 20 feet off the trail, hidden between logs with brush tossed over. June dates and place details are given, with no clear suspect identified.
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Fred Wels
Kate Gate
Hix Waten
Weiss
Apple Tree in Maine Bears Tarnes Stripe E
The American Pomological Society notes one apple tree on Simeon King’s West Millbury farm in Maine bears Tarnes stripe E. The fruit resembles Blue Pearmain in appearance and quality.
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American Pomlogical Society
Simeon King
West
Millbury
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