Frank's Lawyers Denounce Perjury Claims in Atlanta Case
Frank's counsel released a statement asserting faith in the innocence of Frank and vowing to expose perjury if rumors prove true. The affidavit affidavits from Ragsdale and Barber’ witnesses are disputed as possibly framed, with attorneys offering supporting letters from local figures and promising public disclosures Friday.
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John
ED White
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Ragsdal
Imiar
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Barber
Ragsdale
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Frank
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Grant Building
I. Z Rosser
Tanta
Georgia
LZ Rosser
Herbert Haas
Leonard Haas
Reuben KR. Arnold
Opera Thrills Thousands at Great Auditorium Debut
A vast audience from Georgia and many southern states filled the Great Auditorium for Massenet's Manon. Caruso, Farrar, and Gilly received standing ovations for their outstanding performances in the opera, drawing praise for their stage presence and vocal power.
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Farrar
Gilly
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Atlanta Auditors Open Grand Opera With Manon
Sidney Ormond reports the metropolitan grand opera season opens in Atlanta with Manon. The largest opening night crowd in the city’s grand opera history travels from across Georgia and the south, filling the Auditorium as fashionably dressed patrons discuss Massenet and Puccini between acts. The scene blends culture, fashion, and public enthusiasm for opera.
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Manon
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Macon
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Valdosta
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Grady Hospital Neglect Exposed as Public Duty Urged
An editorial urges Atlanta residents to support hospital bonds to fund public care, arguing Grady’s inefficiency endangers all. It contrasts crowded, underfunded public wards with expensive private hospitals and warns that without public funding the poor lose basic medical access.
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Charles Dickens
Atlanta
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Athens Bank Placed in Examiner's Hands
April 28. Citizens Bank and Trust Company will be placed in the hands of the state bank examiner immediately. Depositors and heirs will be paid in the fall. A shortage of 275060 is reported. The bank is seven years old. W H Shelton is president and RB Woods cashier. Capital stock 50000.
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Mexican Americans in San Antonio Back Wilson Stand
Fifty Texas Mexican Americans sign telegram endorsing President Wilson in the Huerta crisis. They offer personal service and pledge to sacrifice lives if necessary to uphold the Stars and Stripes and defend the United States in the present conflict.
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Wilson
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Huerta
Floyd County Sheriff shoots opponent on election eve
Rome Ga April 27 Special. Sheriff W G Dunehoo of Floyd County shot Deputy G W Smith in a jailyard melee over campaign material. Dunehoo taken into custody. his son Henry also under arrest. Smith in critical condition with multiple wounds. Dunehoo claims self defense amid tense public reaction before tomorrow's primary.
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Smith
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Bunehoo
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Acceptance by Dictator Creates a Distinct Hope That War May Be Averted
Washington April 27 Formal acceptance by the Huerta government of the offer by Argentina Brazil and Chile to use their good offices to help settle the dispute between the United States and Mexico was cabled to Spanish Ambassador Riano. The note was sent to the three South American diplomats who began a lengthy conference on the next move in the peace plan. Secretary Bryan had accepted the offer of good offices, paving the way for actual negotiations to peacefully clear up the situation.
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Huerta
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Mexico
Riano
Portillo Y Rojas
Senor Rojas
Bryan
Harris Urges State Committee to Meet on Governor Race
By John Corrigan Jr. Washington April 27 Special William J Harris chairman of the state democratic executive committee has written to members proposing another meeting to discuss the crowded governor and senator race. Harris warns if he remains in the race he will resign from the committee and refrain from its proceedings. He argues for a possible second primary or a statewide convention decision to choose the governor by the people, not a convention, citing the long railroad lease and school funds at stake. He remains open to either county unit plan or other methods that secure a majority vote for the governor and asks the committee for its views on rescheduling the meeting.
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Washington
William J. Harris
Democratic Executive Committee
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Sorernor
South Carolina
Alabama
Western and Atlantic
Mr. Harris
Wieker
Overnor
Peace envoys seek statements from Washington and Mexico City
The dispatch notes that no conditions accompany the good offices offer and that the next step depends on how peace makers use them. Mexico City replies were expected to shape the formal proposal, with General Huerta likely to accept the mediation. White House sources said President Wilson was pleased and officials hoped to aid the South American diplomats.
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White House
Weather Prophec Forecast Increas ing Cloudiness
Local report notes increasing cloudiness with showers possible Tuesday night or Wednesday. Temperatures show a low and a high, with mean figures and normal comparisons. Rainfall over past 24 hours recorded in inches with deficits since month start.
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