Schiff Testimony Conflicts With Dalton and Conley
Saturday hearings in the Frank trial featured Schiff, assistant to Leo M. Frank, disputing testimony by Dalton and Conley. Schiff said he never saw women at the factory, described the financial sheet process, and testified Conley was nervous after the murder. He added details of that Monday and Thanksgiving events, with cross-examination looming Monday morning.
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Herert Schiff
Leo M. Frank
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Daisy Hopkins
Jim Conley
Conley
Thanksgiv Nigdar
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Competent Stenographer Wanted Ad in The Constitution
In the Situa tions Wanted columns of The Constitution, a call seeks a capable stenographer who blends intelligence with accuracy and can read notes clearly. Advertisers pay to publish as they know the old saying you can’t get something for nothing.
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General Carranza and Staff in the Mexican Rebel Zone
General Carranza, leader of the constitutionalist rebels, sits with his staff in the mountains. He is reported to be opposed to U.S. mediation or intervention and seeks the right to import arms and ammunition for his forces.
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Arma
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Underwood Urged For U S Senate By Supporters
Washington report says Representative Underwood faces strong pressure from Senate and House allies to run for the Senate. Backers argue his presidential prospects would not be harmed and his power would extend to the upper chamber, with potential opposition from Alabama lawmakers and fellow Democrats if he seeks the seat.
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Hethin
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Big Melon Cutting For 500 Fulton Convicts This Week
Fulton county commissioners plan a carload of watermelons for county convicts, most of whom are colored. The event, billed as essential, will occur once a fresh melon supply is secured, with the day to be announced by the board.
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Fulton County Board of County Commissioners
Fletcher Urges National Rural Bank System Plan
Washington August 9 Senator Fletcher proposed a national rural bank system to aid farmers. The plan foresees local national rural banks owned by farmers, state national banks, and a national rural bank in Washington owned by state banks. It would create a rural banking division in the treasury led by a president appointed director and backed by long term farm bonds secured by liens. Loans would run 20 to 50 years with low risk guarantees and a surplus fund.
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Haywood and Ettor Requested to Lead Duluth Strike
Wiliam D Haywood and Joseph J Ettor organizers of the Industrial Workers of the World have been asked to Duluth to take full charge of the ore dock workers strike. James P Cannon says the I W W leaders will come and a telegram was sent to New York urging their hastened arrival.
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Wiliam D. Haywood
Joseph J. Ettor
Industrial Workers of the World
James P. Cannon
Superior
New York
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Guilty of Arson In Chicago Arson Trust Probe
W A Harris and Max Devitz were found guilty of arson in Chicago on August 9 in the alleged arson trust investigation. The pair were accused of conspiring to burn their heavily insured clothing store, marking a second conviction in the case.
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W. A. Harris
Max Devitz
Georgians Picked For Treasuer
Washington August 9 George Fort of Americus is regarded here as sure of appointment as the next treasurer of the United States. He is deputy assistant and in line for promotion. Fort has served in the treasury department since the Cleveland administration and has an enviable record. He is the half brother of the late Judge Allan Fort, former railroad commissioner of Georgia. Representative Crisp advocates for him as do Senator Hoke Smith and the Georgia delegation.
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Allan Fort
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Hue
Hoke Smith
Georgia Delegaion Hava
September Morn painting sparks arrest in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 9 a dealer Harold Marx was arrested for displaying the painting September Morn in his shop windows amid a national controversy over whether the nude image is art or indecency. Postmaster Leonhardt, acting on a department order, sought to ban its mail reproductions and sent a sample to Washington. An art club denounced both police and the post office department as the dispute intensified.
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Manslaughter Bonds Made by Moose Men
John P. Abbott and David A. Williams, leaders of the Loyal Order of Moose in Birmingham Als, posted 1000 bonds each after warrants for second degree manslaughter linked to coroners jury deaths of Carl Tapher Gustin and Donald Kenny during initiation July 24. Dr L C Nell and R E Vanlandingham also posted bond. The men said they faced no fear of the outcome and denied malice in the initiation of Gustin, Kenny or others.
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David A. Williams
Loyal Order of Moose
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R. E. Vanlandingham
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Navy Atlantic Fleet to sail for Europe in October
The United States Navy plans the Atlantic fleet to depart Hampton Roads for a Mediterranean cruise in early October after completing full target practice. Secretary Daniels will discuss the voyage next week with Rear Admiral Badger, commander in chiefs.
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Governor Sulzer Silence Clouds Impeachment Moves
Albany August 9 Governor Sulzer gave no public statement on Frawley committee revelations while planning a motor trip with Mia Sulzer. The legislature's Monday session looms as the impeachment machinery may move, with testimonies on campaign funds and stock deals guiding Senate and Assembly action.
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Wilson Declines Recognition Huerta in Mexican Policy
Washington August 9 officials said after two hours of talks with the senate foreign relations committee that President Wilson will not recognize Huerta and that John Lind’s mission to Mexico City will seek free elections. Lind is to act as eyes and ears on the ground while Washington maintains pressure for a constitutional settlement. No definite plan was outlined, and intervention was deemed unnecessary. Lind will report from Mexico City and the administration aims to keep calm on the border while pursuing a peaceful settlement.
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Weather Prophecy From Farr
A garbled weather note Predicts conditions for Georgina and surrounding areas with unclear dates. The fragment mentions Sunday and Monday and references a forecast style attributed to Farr.
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