Supreme Court upholds Georgia on Leo Frank death sentence
The U S Supreme Court ruled Georgia did not violate Leo M Frank's federal rights in his death sentence for the Mary Phagan murder. The decision, announced by Justice Pitner, agrees with the Northern District of Georgia's habeas corpus denial. Dissenters urged sending the case back for new evidence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Wrank
Frank
Georgia Supreme Court
District Court
Holmes
Milly
Atlanta
Mary Phagen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Negro Watchqmman
Newt Lee
Lee
Leter
Jin Conley
Fac
Superior Court
L. Roan
Roan
New York
Conley
State Supreme Court
F Rank
Pee
Becaue Frank
Lamar
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia Sucrete Court
Newman
Federal District Court For
Supreme Court
Lemar
Harm From Posture Affects Lung Oxygen Exchange
A fragment notes that poor posture can cramp the lungs preventing adequate oxygen intake and hindering the removal of waste and toxins from the body. The text emphasizes the danger of improper posture on respiratory function and overall health.
Athens merchants report improving business and steady credit prudence
Mr. Lee Gowan secretary notes a two week uptick in Athens business with more regular cash sales and cautious credit. Farmers remain conservative, but high visitor crowds boosted butchers. Phone inquiries and weekend collections improved despite carnival activity.
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Lee Gowan
Lie Association
Athens
Homeowner Fires At Burglary Suspect on South Lumpkin Street
Mrs Ballie Hall reports a man attempted entry through a side window on South Lumpkin Street Sunday night. He broke glass to enter. the homeowner fired three shots at the intruder, who fled unharmed.
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Ballie Hall
South Lumpkin Street
Miss Sarah Lord 9 Dies After Long Illness
Miss Sarah Lord aged nine died at her Hillcrest street home Sunday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral and burial were at Neth Haven church yesterday afternoon. She leaves Miss Emma Lord and Miss Fannie Lord of this place and Mrs. Adolphus Barber of Colbert.
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Sarah Lord
Hillcrest Street
Neth Haven’ Church
Emma Lord
Fannie Lord
Adolphus Barber
Colbert
Bowden duo resumes charge of Holland Café
Mr and Mrs J G Bowden announce they have taken charge of the Holland Café once more and will operate it with the same high standard as before. They are already in charge.
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MR. and
Mrs. Bowden
Holland
J. G. Bowden
Holland Cafe
Not an Isolated Case From Athens Woman
Athens resident Mrs. Mirc W. W. Gilvey recalls prolonged kidney trouble with back pain swelling and dizziness. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports complete relief from all symptoms and dropsy. Price 50c at dealers. Doan's Kidney Pills are the same remedy Mrs. Silvey used from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Athens
Mirc. W. W. Gilvey
Wilkerson At
Doan
Dean
State Supervision of Water and Sewerage Seen Key Note
The first session of the Georgia University conference on water and sewerage proposed a state board to supervise water from streams and sewer disposal. Delegates from across the state heard Leo Hudson of Pittsburgh outline practical topics and urged municipal ownership, fair rates, and centralized state oversight.
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State Board
Peabody Hall
School of Engineering
Engineering Society
University of Georgia
Eure
Strahan
Capt. Barnett
Dorsey
Barrow
Leo Hudson
Pittsburg
Georgia
University
Hudson
Tragic Carbolic Acid Mistake Claims Mrs Bullock
Mrs. G. M. Bullock mistakenly ingested a large dose of carbolic acid on Sunday morning and died within hours. She was eight years old, previously in good health, and reportedly confused the acid with her usual medicine. Funeral services were held at Peters Street residence with pallbearers named. She is survived by her husband, a sister Mrs. Sallie Smith, and a brother Mr. M. M. Giles, burial at Oconee Cemetery.
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G. M. Bullock
Resi
Dence
Peters Street
Messrs
R. Grubb
B. W. Jones
Joe Peeler
W. B. Tuck
Tom Joe Baye
J. W. Giles
J. Mira
Bulock
Sallie Smith
M. M. Giles
Oconee Cemetery
Cottage prayer meetings set for citywide week
Mr C I A Rowland chair of the cottage prayer meeting committee held a YM YWCA session to organize prayer gatherings in ten city divisions from April 26 through 30 as preparation for the Torrey meetings. Sixty five families signed cards and leaders were named to recruit sub leaders.
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C. I A. Rowland
Mr. Rowland
Mears
W. C. Wingfield
N. G. Bloughter
Tom Moore
H. K. Cooper
Geo. Ili. Hulme
D. F. Miller
DeWitte Booth
Plead for Sabbath Observance Excorated the Liquor Traffic
Clarke superior court adjourned from last Monday met yesterday with a selected grand jury led by foreman Hugh J. Rowe and a traverse panel. Judge Brand charged the jury on Sabbath observance amid warnings about liquor laws and listed excerpts on prohibition effects from the Kansas Record. The session opened with civil docket action and several cases disposed of, including divorces, drunkenness on the highway and a dentistry license violation. Receivership petitions were noted for Southern States Fire Insurance Company with Carl F. Crossley named as receiver. Court will reconvene at 9 o’clock. Tuesday calendar to follow.
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Clarke Superior Court
Hugh J. Rowe
Foreman
H. J. Rowe
F A. Lipscomb
C. H. Phinizy
R. J. Hardeman
R. 5. Johnson
J.T. Pittard
F. P. Griffeth
H. V. Head
J. J. Wilkins
M. G. Michael
H. P. Lawrence
Geo, O'Kelley
Frank Meyers
J. H. Dozier
L. F. Edwards
Jas
M. Rogers
I. W. Richardson
C. G. Talmadge
W. A. Fowler
W. C. Wingeld
J. H. Patman
D. D. B.cusse
G. ‘H. Thurmond
Traverse
J. E. Barnett
R I, McMahan
J. T.gholston
J. M. Head
J. R. Hale
T.W. Morton
J. H. Glens
F. M. Mangleberg
W A. B. Church
J. I. Jackson
H. Towns, Sr
C. H. Allgood
Brand
Kansas
Clarke County
Insurance Company
Southern States Fire Insurance Company
Carl F. Crossley
Ben Barner
Costa
Chas
Thornton
Chatham County
Ginn
Christan Church of
Athens
C. F. Elder
Rod Whitehead
H. Warner
Colored man writes of late Capt White in Athens
A Black author recalls Captain James White, a Confederate veteran and banker in Athens Georgia. He praises White as a Southern gentleman who helped all regardless of race, mourning his death with gratitude for his deeds and character. The piece honors White’s courage, charity, and patriotism.
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Capt. White
James White
National Bank of Athens
M. B. Morton
Foley Cathartic Tablets Endorsement From Hancock Manager
Wm. O. B. Bielke manager of the Scott Hotel in Hancock Michigan says Foley Cathartic Tablets are mild and safe with no griping or nausea. They remove sluggish bowels and torpor, leaving a wholesome clean feeling and are most satisfactory for stout persons according to V R Palmer Sons.
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Wm. O. B. Bielke
Mgr. Scott Hotel
Hancock, Mich
V. R. Palmer’ Sons
Kidney Pill Ad Promises Youthful Vitality for Bridges
Mrs. M A Bridges of Robinson Mississippi says after ten months on Foley Kidney Pills she feels like a sixteen year old girl. The advertisement claims the pills invigorate weak kidneys relieve backache rheumatism and bladder trouble from H R Palmer and Sons.
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M. A. Bridges
Palmistry and life span in the linen of the hand
The writer argues palmistry cannot reliably predict longevity for insurance purposes noting practical limits and skepticism about lines indicating life length.
Mc Combs Not Planing Resignation Says Health Rumors False
New York April 19 Chairman Mc Combs of the Democratic National Committee issued a statement tonight denying any intention to resign. He said reports of ill health are untrue.
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Associated Press
New York
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Hart County girl sets new canning record in Hartwell
Miss Julia Williford of Hart County, Ga., won a $50 prize from Farm Canning Company of Meridian Conn. She heads the Hart county canning club, reportedly breaking all company records for handled machinery. Williford canned 4,284 cans last year, valued over $500, with about $10 borrowed for her initial investment. The local girls canning clubs and corn club work are advancing marketing efforts in Hart County.
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Hartwell
Julia Williford
Hart County
Farm Canning Company
Meridian
Con
Mien Williford
Canning Club
Williford
Corm Clube
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LaGrange
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Arthur Pew
Geo. Hillyer
D. L. Caston
R .M. Clayton
Werner
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Boston
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Macon
C. J. Hood
Commerce
Central State Board For Water Supply
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Presiding
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Penn
C. C. Hammon
P. H. Norcross
B. M. Hall
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W. Noell
H. M. Williamson
C. C. Strickland
C. L. Foster
E. M. Howell
L.B Flateau
J. R. Butler
W. B. Pope
J. M. Fowler
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Foley& Co
Chicago
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Hart County Girl
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