Schiff on Stand to Refute Alleged Friday Office Affairs
Testimony by Herbert G. Schiff assistant to Leo M. Frank at National Pencil factory describes the financial sheet process and payroll handling. Defense seeks to counter Conley and Dalton claims of women in the office Saturdays and holidays and Frank’s nervous conduct as the trial session resumes after adjournment.
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Conley and
Dalton
Herbert G. Schiff
Leo M. Frank
National Pencil Factory
J. H. Minor
Jim Conley
C. B. Dalton
Frank
Mr. Arnold
Mr. Frank
Prank
Tha
National Frencll Company
Sig Montag
Iadd
Sig Montaxy
Montag Place
Montag Brothers
Rothers
National Fenci Company
Arnold
Existance
Teporta
Art
Fes
Conley
Barrett
Court adjourned as jurors respond to care inquiry
Ad adjournment follows judge asking the jury if they are well cared for. Jurors nod in response when asked about inattention or needs, and the court quietly ends for the day.
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Jfudge
Schiff Contradicts Dalton and Conley at Frank Trial
The Epps boy testifies deny statements to a Georgian reporter about seeing Mary Phagan Thursday. The courtroom crowd thins in the hot weather as the Frank trial nears end, with Judge Roan limiting speaker time and restricting women from entering the room.
Fulton County to lay oil binder on Peachtree Road
Fulton county commissioners vote to apply an oil binder to Peachtree road from Brookwood to Buckhead to curb dust complaints. Work will start soon and is expected to improve conditions for residents. They also plan grading Hemphill avenue from the waterworks to Robert Maddox residence on Pace's Ferry road, extending Luckie street toward a major county route.
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County Board of Commissioners
Fulton County
Peachtree Road
Brookwood
Buckhead
Hemphill Avenue
Robert Maddox
Luckie
Fire at Lancaster Causes Major Loss in Seed House
A blaze at the Lancaster Cotton Oil company seed house today destroyed the building and contents, the Lancaster and Chester railway depot, and much of the Lancaster Mercantile and Bennett Ferguson properties. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars, insured. fire thought to be from spontaneous combustion.
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Lancaster Cotton Oil Company
Lancaster and Chester
Lancaster Mercantile Company
Bennett-Ferguson Company
Baldwin Court to Meet in Milledgeville
The July adjourned Baldwin county superior court session will convene next week with no unusual cases slated. Judge Juggie J. G B Park Solicitor General Joseph F E Pattie and Clerk J Cheveland Cooper report preparations complete, aiming for a one week term as farmers finish harvest and before cotton opens.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Milwaukee Chosen for 1914 Municipalities League Meet
Milwaukee was unanimously selected as the next convention city for the League of American Municipalities. The 1914 annual convention closed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, with Milwaukee named as the site for the next gathering.
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Milwaukee
Winnipeg
Man
League
Defense Will Renew Attack On Dr Harris Testimony
In the Leo M L Frank trial over Mary Phagan murder the defense plans to renew its attack on Dr H F Harris who performed the postmortem and asserted death around 12 10 pm. Other doctors will be called to rebut Harris as to time of death while defense contends Phagan may have died later after Stover’s entry and cabbage digestion timing. Both sides withhold comments and anticipate the defense presenting much of the week including Frank’s character if needed. Court resumes Monday with Schiff on cross examination and further state questioning follows.
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Gheesling
Gale
Dorsey
Arnold
Frank
J. A. White
Sam Hewlett
Hewlett
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Smith
Jain
Bean
Schiff
Roan
Leo ML Frank
Mary Phagan
H. F. Harris
Willie Westmoreland
5. N. Bliis
T. H. Hancock
Harris
Manteen Stover
Misa Stover
Dr. Harris
Latyers
Sirendy
Hugh M. Qorsey
Fern cabinet resigns to attract public attention
In a notable shift, Fern’s cabinet has resigned, signaling a strategic move to draw publicity. The act underscores Pert’s recognition of publicity as a powerful tool, aiming to shift attention and momentum in the public sphere.
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St Louie Times
Fern
Pert
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