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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1923
Page
12
The Russian government faced strained Poland relations as Budkevich’s life is spared only by carrying out the sentence. Anti clerical bias grows since the Bolshevik regime, with echoes of czarist oppression, fuels radical accusations. Rasputin's influence compounds communist dissent.
Chicago April 8 insurance firms report widespread damage from recent storms floods and tornadoes across Kentucky Indiana Illinois and neighboring states. loss estimates run into hundreds of thousands of dollars with over 2000 claims in one day as Wisconsin Missouri and New York areas also report damage.
European officials react to the execution of Constantine Budkevich, a Roman Catholic vicar general, amid protests over Moscow's actions. Britain and the United States condemn the move as leaders weigh expulsion of the Moscow trade delegation and new responses to Soviet policy.
President Harding enjoyed a round of golf at Angiola Country Club with guests including former Benatos Haitehcook of Nebraska and Lt. Nichols Murray Butler of Columbia. A Detroit second baseman hit a home run as rain paused a baseball game leading to a Detroit Yellow victory. Harding met with Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association delegates but could not commit to April 20 dinner plans in Atlanta or return to Washington.
Reporter notes the court proceeding and reaction after Innes was found guilty in the Nelms fraud case. The government’s attorney Hugh M. Dorsey argued the full history of the scheme, detailing how Innes exploited Mrs. Dennis and manipulated evidence to cover the crime. The narrative emphasizes Dorsey’s closing oration and the defendant’s composed demeanor as he faced sentence.
The courtroom heard a dramatic closing as evidence including a dismantled machine and bones was described to show concealment of a crime. Judge Sibley instructed the jury that reasonable doubt must guide a verdict, and within minutes they found Innes guilty on both counts, ending the term’s criminal cases.
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