Trial resumes in Kontz manslaughter case
Proceedings reopen on the killing of two railway workers struck by Kontz s car. Prosecution calls C T Maddox as a key witness. Kontz asserts heavy fog and inability to see a grinding turbine at Peachtree and West Street. Court hears testimony on speed, vehicle position, and hospital reports as jurors view scene diagrams and witness accounts.
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Thornton Gluck Kentzer
Tie
Salleitor Morkin
Asistane
Salleitoe
Fox
Konta
Peachtree
Kents
Linder
Tipper
Andes
Kontz
Teeny
Reuben B. Arnolt
JW. Bennett
JC. Kontz
Reuben J. Arnold
Dol.semey
Geriffin
Chiling
Creman
Gelading
Megara
Hunter
Gorman
Young Konta
Henry
EB. Newell
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Plata
Twelfth Streets
Grady Hospital
JW. Clay
Roadway Department
The
Clay
Mpiddell
Lake Atrent
Dentingy
Mowhortus Stier
Cent Estate
Earile Avenue
Am. Kellogg
Phan Abente
A. d. Dun
Through With Men Declares Mother Of Sonny Whitney
Chicago April 10 Levan Bur rowes Fontaine the danger who recently engaged Cornelius Vanderbilt Sonny Whitney in sensational but highly unsuccessful paternity suit promised on her arrival that she was through with men at least so far as marriage is concerned It's Sonny who counts mostly and then dining But men pooh pooh The Sonny van referred to was the innocent cause for her 1060000 suit against Whitney from which she had thus far gleaned only a few hundred front page newspaper stories and an arrest for alleged perjury.
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Chicago
Levan Burrowes Fontaine
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Sonny
Whitney
Remedies Proposed to Curb Coal Evils and Speculation
A report urges stabilizing the bituminous coal industry by eliminating speculative practices and theft of labor value. It cites the United Mine Workers of America and a broad citizen bloc calling for improved production, fair prices, and measures to discourage speculation while preserving supply and labor stability. The fallout from the HM strike and winter shortages is examined with regional demand notes, noting high demand in Kentucky amid limited car supplies and rail constraints.
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United Mian Workers of Auerlen
Don Bae CU
Mahia
Knuxville
Petia
Beatles
Tinden
Michael Fialingher
Cleveland
A.W. Chacheia
Tttabura
Therehigion
Aldnole
Washington
Mont
Euilt
Brock
Partiegs Faaly
West Virginia
Witie
Kentucky
Admission to America Denied and Kalinin Tour Plans
The article notes opposition to death penalty imposition and outlines Madame Kalinin's planned two month U.S. tour. It states she was to address meetings for the American committee for relief of Russian talden and that she expected to depart for America soon.
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Madame Kalinin
American Committee For Relief of
Lussian
America
International Complications by Ralph H Turner
London dispatch reports grave international tensions as the British foreign office cites unofficial Irish sources about executions and charges in the Russian church struggle. Tikhon faces possible death if convicted. British interest centers on connections with Archbishop of Canterbury and the Budkevich case amid Russia’s censorship and confiscation fears.
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Ralph H. Turner
United News
London
Irewcow
Hutchatayieh
Riealin Cipital
Betti
Landis White
Rathatein
Upares
Russia
Tikhon
Foreign Office
Budkevich
Harding campaign label hampered by Daugherty remark
A newspaper record notes reactions across papers to President Harding's candidacy statement and the timing of Attorney General Daugherty's remarks. The piece suggests the campaign may be influenced by public reception and hints at tensions between Harding and Daugherty over the premature statement.
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Die
Daugherty
Tording
Aunplinder
Harding's 1923 tour signals shift to campaign role
The article notes President Harding facing scrutiny as a political candidate rather than a national leader. It discusses his public stance, possible 1924 campaign implications, and the plan to appoint a new Republican chairman while delaying party reorganization. Harding’s speeches will be dissected for political elements, with a potential non‑second term pledge suggested.
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ESDAY
Welfsreker
Anl
Daugherty
Mr. Harding
United States
Hin Party
Anbjeet
Harding
Republican Bation Committee
Aueworth Joh T. Adams
Mranelaea
Low Angee
Portland
Chisago
Claveland
Inelnnati
Congress
End of Lynching Urged by Woman
A fragmented report notes motions and resolutions urging an end to lynching, led by a woman speaker. The text references a conference in Mobile Alabama, a Methodist council, and a push for federal or state action to curb mob violence, with calls to the pulpit press and citizens to join the anti lynching effort.
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W. W Alexander
Atlanta
Grouthern
Women's Missionary Council
Ehuech
Smith
Anna Sesuing
Mobile
Alu
Mrs Wiley Credits Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription in Recovery
In Atlanta Georgia Mrs L W Wiley describes suffering cots and left side pain before aunt recommended Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription. After three bottles she reports relief, weight gain, and no further trouble. She advises obtaining Previen from local druggists or Dr Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for trial guidance.
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Atlanta
Dr. Pierce
Echo Street
Lynching Problem Addressed by Religious Leaders
Dr Alexander urged each local society to push for state and special legislation to curb mob violence and to cooperate with officials in bringing lynchers to justice. He argued lynching is a nationwide disease, not confined to the old South, and noted it is not limited to white communities. He cited statistics showing only a quarter of lynchings involve assaults on women.
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Ting
Alexander
Ding
Josh
Bhack Belt
Mtoxander
Seath — Carolina
Mebs
President Plans Fight for Court and Campaign Moves
Fragmented text discusses President Harding and Republican leaders planning a fight for renomination. Mentions Hiram Daly, General Deane Wool, Governor Lowden, and Lasker. Notes moves to restore a dynamic campaign team and possible personnel changes in party leadership.
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Hiram Dalyson
Deane Wool
Lowden
Lasker
Lourd Eather
Hirdne
Harding Nakes
Diroup
Owrer
Alderalie Forte
James
Prosperity Debate Divides Republicans Over Farm Share
The article argues that while unemployment drops and wages rise in steel mills and mines, some Republicans warn that prosperity is uneven. They fear insufficient farmer gains may hurt farming states in the coming elections, threatening political success.
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Campbell Coal
Campbell Jellico
Campbell Furnace
R .U.campbell
Ivy
Everywoman's Hotel
Grace Dodge Otel
Union Station
Washington, DC
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Peachtree ST
Candler
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Unterton Ave
Thicaga
Mre. L. W. Wiley
Fiest
DRIRK
Aris
Ihees Palko
Kerley
Charce Nod Institute
Woodward
Belgenland
New York
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Cherbourg
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RED Star Line
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Jim Wings
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Wimer L. Moore Jr
Robt. D. Taylor
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Hugh T Bell
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Robert Beamon
Annie Macarber
Southern States Life Insurance Company
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