Burns to Confer with Dorsey and Smith on Phagan Case
Detective William J Burns, returning to Atlanta, says he has not filed his final report on the Mary Phagan murder. He plans talks with Solicitor Hugh M Dorsey and counsel William M Smith, declares he will reveal conclusive proof to the public. Burns says the Phagan mystery is no longer a mystery and promises a full report next Friday.
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Titus
William J. Burns
York
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Constitution
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Hugh M. Dorsey
Omet Newport
A. Sanford
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Philadelphia
Kansas City
Frank
Guy Biddinger
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Prominent Atlanta Doctor J S Todd Near Death
Dr J S Todd longtime Atlanta physician and pioneer, critically ill at his daughter's home, 177 West North Avenue. At an early hour officials said he could not live and would likely die within two days. Todd, about 80, had practiced in Atlanta all his life, retiring two years ago due to failing health. His death would be mourned by many in the city and state.
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Atlanta
S. & Wallace
Westorth Avenue
Todd
Augnta
Underwood and Hobson Close Alabama Campaign
In Birmingham, April 4, final rallies closed the heated Alabama campaign for US senator as Oscar Underwood and Richmond P Hobson addressed massive crowds. Gov race also contested with four candidates, including Comer, Henderson, Kolb, and Seed, while registration added about 3,000 voters statewide.
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Aperek i Gresement
W. Underwood
Rchmond P Hobson
United States
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Mebsens
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Lsis
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Charles Henderson
Reuven F. Kolb
Walter D. Seed
Jefferson County
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House
Richmond P. Hobson
Undertwood
Hobson
Joseph ¥. Johnston
Frank & White
Ray Rushton
State Railroad Commission
F. F. Kolb
Indian youths blamed in Seminole county double murder
Four people are dead after an attack on Indian farmer David Bolegs and family near Seminole Oklahoma. Two intoxicated Indian youths, Penoskx and Harry Holatta, allegedly shot and assaulted the household, killing Bolegs, his wife and a baby, and injuring a 14 year old nephew. Sheriffs arrested the suspects. tensions run high with lynching threats. Separately, the Interstate Commerce Commission deemed a coal freight rate from Newcomb Tennessee to Greenville Alabama as unreasonable above 1.85 a ton.
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Seminole County
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Seminole
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Harry Holatta
Wewoka
Sherif Henry Moore
Jynchang
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Newcomb
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Democratic primaries shape state election map
The state faces a lengthy ballot as all offices go to the polls next Monday. A slow count is expected due to the long ticket, with results possibly not fully in until Tuesday night. May dates and primary timing are noted as timing constraints.
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Primary Plan Set For August Thirteenth In Georgia
Clark Howell urges Macon as convention site and August 13 primary date. State Democratic committee adopts county unit plan with August 19 primary and September 2 convention in Macon. Resolution praising President Wilson on tariff currency reform and canal tolls is debated and approved. Atlanta gratitude to Macon cited for regional bank support. article continues on Page Fifteen.
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Woodrow Wilson
Atlanta
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Report on Speer being prepared
Washington April 4 Special Representative Hawin Webb said the subcommittee report on Judge Speer will not be issued for a week or ten days. The panel is expected to favor impeachment two to one. Efforts to secure a compromise retirement via a special act were wrecked. Moody retired under special act. Hardwick denies involvement in any compromise. Bartlett says no agreement to a compromise. only met with interested gentlemen.
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Washington
Hawin ¥. Webb
Judge Speer
Iinces
Speer
T. W. Hardwick
Georgia Papers
Committee On the Judiciary
Congress
Bartlett
Workman Awarded 50000 for Loss of Eyes
In Brooklyn federal court Matt Yarkonis won 50000 against Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad for the loss of both eyes from an explosion at the Pettibone coal mine in Luzerne Pennsylvania. The verdict is described as the largest in the state for an injured workman.
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Matt Yarkonis
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Yarkonis
Pettibone
Luzerne
Central Pennsylvania Coal Miners Adjourn Wage Scale Talks
Representatives of soft coal miners and operators in central Pennsylvania ended a conference tonight without agreement on a wage scale. Negotiations will continue with the men remaining at work and a rescheduled meeting to be called by the miners and operators' committees president.
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Phigaepma
Apni
Pennsylvania
Steamer Bellaventure Brings Dead and Crippled Survivors to St Johns Harbor
Thousands lined the harbor as the Bellaventure arrived at dusk bearing sixty nine dead and fifty crippled survivors from the Newfoundland disaster near Belle Isle. News of the Southern Cross remained absent as officials, doctors, and naval reserves swore aid. thirteen living were in critical condition after thirty eight hours exposure in the Arctic gale that claimed seventy seven lives.
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BE. OF
Apia
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Bellaventure
New Foundland
Belle Isle
Southern Cross
Shackteton
Davidzon
Morris
Bennett
Calypso
Grenfell
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Mandell
Stephana
Florizel
Hella
Slaton Enters Race for Unexpired Bacon Seat
Governor John M. Slaton disclosed at 10 p.m. that he will seek the unexpired term of the late Senator Augustus Bacon. Senator W S West announced he would not run. Slaton said a formal announcement would come later as West’s decision surprised few in political circles.
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A. O. Bacon
West
Slaton
W. S. West
Winecoff
Slatop
Senator West
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