Dynamite Conspiracy Trial Cross Exposes Ryan Evidence
Frank M. Ryan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers testifies in the dynamite conspiracy trial. He discusses letter origins and explosions linked to union jobs, confirming he relied on newspaper reports and detailing names such as Henry Leslie, Fleckin, Hockin, Dunnane, Gooley, and McNamara. The cross examination reveals connections between union officials, alleged violence, and funding for associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ryan
New York
Union
John J. McNamara
Legletter
Kenry W. Lesleite
Denver
Pittsburg
MM Reea Rocks
Hockin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Herbert Ss. Hleckin
Cleerland Lane
Davenport
Town
Pratta
Peoria
Leglester
Iookin
Miller
Dayton
Ohie
Edward Clark
Hyam
Hoekin
Clark
Ivan
Cinernmati
Lark
Yan
W. Bert Brown
Kansas Cty
Michael J Dunnane
Philadelphia
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Fall River
Mass
Iron Workers’ Union
George O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Los Angeles Times
Mr. Miller
J. I. McNamara
Andi
Mortuary Notices From Eufaula and Area
A string of brief notices reports Mrs. W H Foy of Eufaula Georgia dying in Columbus Georgia after pneumonia while attending a sister’s wedding He leaves a daughter and is survived by her father a brother and four sisters Herbert W Flagver of Newark on a transcontinental wager passes through Eufaula en route from New York to San Francisco Ralph Powell and M Hackerly noted as Newnan residents Lt M Hackerly dies in Newnan at about 66 years. Martin McMurtry dies at Ball Play Ga W Os Fluff a former Lumpkin County figure appeals a two and a half year fraud sentence in Dahlonega Ga
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W. H. Foy
Eufaula
Hufaula
Ala
Llness
Kufaula
J. 4A. Kirvin
Columbus
Fiufaula
New York
San Francisco
Herbert W. Flagver
Newark
N. J
Union
R. M. Hackerly
Newnan
M. Hackerly
Shout
Axe
Eid
Ralph Powell
Savannan
Orr
Will Hackerly
Montgomery
Meriwether Hackerly
Hugh Hackerly
Atlanta
W. OS. Fluff
Fromt Lumpkin County
Dahlonera
Mrs G C Murrah Remains Arrive for Funeral Service
The remains of Mrs. G C Murrah arrived today from Atlanta and the funeral was held this afternoon at the residence of N Murrah. Dr L KH Christie conducted the service, assisted by D 08 McElroy.
Mrs. A. C. Turner Dies in Rochester Sanitarium
Mrs. A. C. Turner died late Monday night in a Rochester Minnesota sanitarium. Her body will be brought to Atlanta for funeral services, held Thursday afternoon or Friday morning. She was the daughter of Mrs. M. A. Branan of 47 Walker Street and is survived by her husband A. C. Turner, Jr. two children Miss Nellie Turner and A. C. Turner, Jr. and two brothers and two sisters. She was known for her work with the Walker Street Methodist Church.
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A. C. Turner
Rochester
Minn
Atlanta
Turner
M. A. Branan
Walker Street
Brand
Nellie Turner
A. C. Turner, Jr
J. D. Mason
J.D. Mason
Tattnall Street
Hig
Barclay & Brandons
Mrs F H Hill Dies at 56 Park Lane Home
Mrs F H Hill aged 32 died at her residence 56 Park Lane in the early hours Tuesday. She is survived by her husband one child and her sister Mrs F E Bailey of New York. A short service will be held at the home Thursday at 9 am before the body proceeds to Oswego for funeral and interment Saturday.
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F. H. Hill
F. HT. Efill
Park Lane
FE. G. Bailey
New York
Oswego
William M Simpson Dies at 19 in Forsyth Street Local Sanatorium
The body of William M. Simpson aged 19 is at P. J. Bloomfields chapel awaiting funeral arrangements after dying yesterday at a local sanatorium at 201 South Forsyth street. He is survived by his wife. Funeral plans include burial in Mittenwood, Ga. at a later date.
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William M. Simpson
South Forsyth Street
P. J. Bloomfield
Mr. Simpson
Obituaries for Lipman, McColgan, and Willingham in local rites
The article lists funeral notices for Albert R. Lipman age 1 of 108 East Georgia Avenue who died yesterday. his survivors include wife Droether Paul B Lipman and sister Mrs S Gola tinger. Anna Belle McColgan who died yesterday. funeral this afternoon at Immaculate Conception with interment at Oakland cemetery. she is survived by husband Woo Metolzan mother Mrs Sarah Covington and five brothers. G N Shephard traveling salesman of 665 West Pearl Street died Sunday. funeral at Poole's chapel at 10:30 am with West View interment. he leaves wife and four children. Susie E Willingham aged 68 died at 179 Greenwich Avenue. survived by son F J Willingham and two daughters Mrs Mary L Ernest and Mrs Beulah Stanford. body to Cartersville for funeral and interment Thursday.
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Wackburn
Sidence
Bellwwomds Avenue
Mittenwood
Albert R. Lipman
East Georgia Avenue
Greenberg & Bond
Chive May
Hee Leavers
Droether
Paul RB. Lipman
S$. Golatinger
Anna Belle ‘McColgan
Anna Belle McColgan
Y Chien O
Oakland Cemetery
Woo Metolzan
Sarah Covington
KP and
W. R. Covington
G. N. Shephard
West Pearhtrer Place
Poole's Chapel
West View
Tle
Hillsbore
Ohio
Susie E. Willingham
Greenwich Avenue
F. J. Willingham
Mitledgeville
Mary L. Ernest
Atlanta
Beulah Stanford
Cartersville
Mr. Taylor
Fort Worth
Happy Hooligan tops Lyric bill in Atlanta week
The Lyric presents Happy Hooligan with its comedy music and costumes and audiences praise the show as the week's best in Atlanta. Grand showcases McIntyre and Heath as headline acts with other acts drawing standing room crowds. Percy Wenrich and Dalley Connelly gain triumphs, while Lamb’s Manikins win praise for their originality.
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the Lyric
Atlanta
McIntyre and Heath
Percy Wenrich
Dalley Connelly
Lamb
Emma Bunting Company At The Forsyth
Emma Bunting Company presents Lovers Lane at the Forsyth with genuine interest. Miss Bunting shines and George Whitaker adds laurels. Leopold Lane and Richard Bane in female roles boost the comedy and swell attendance records.
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Forsyth
Lovers’ Lane
Miss Bunting
George Whitaker
Leopold Lane
Richard Bane
Crosman at the Atlants in The Real Thing this afternoon
Henrietta Crosman and her company bring The Real Thing to the Atlanta this afternoon at 2 30. Miss Crosman appears tonight and tomorrow night in the noted comedy about a wife and mother whose cares affect her marriage and family. Black Patti and her company also present Captain Jasper at the Orpheum, with GW Tarrant delivering a strong baritone performance and a celebrated quartet. Black Patti closes her Atlanta run tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crosman
Atlanta
Miss Crosman
Areey
Black Patti
Orpheum
Black Pall
Captain Jasper
GW. Tarrant
Tarrant
Sonse
Jasper
New York
Pellagra Epidemic Report Records 60,000 Affected in South
The Thompson MacFadden commission reports 60,000 cases of pellagra in the South with worsening spread beyond poor communities. Data on epidemiology is the most complete yet, but origin remains unresolved. Further investigation and a spring expedition are planned, with half of a $15,000 fund still unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Carolina
Thompson-Mac
Robert M. Thompson
John H. MacFadden
Philadelphia
Tech student Sam Taylor dies in Atlanta
Sam Taylor of Fort Worth Texas, a junior at the Georgia School of Technology, died Tuesday afternoon at 6. He had previously battled a severe bout of typhoid fever while a student and had returned to study in Atlanta before illness proved too much for his weakened health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taylor
Forth Worth
Texas
Georgia School of Technology
Taylor
Atlanta Iis
Honeymoon couple saved by Wilson in Bermuda incident
President elect Woodrow Wilson helped rescue a honeymoon couple who fell from their bicycles in front of his Bermuda home. The bride was slightly hurt and Wilson's daughter assisted in bathing her wounds as locals and officials discuss the colony's budget and tariffs.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
United States
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Health
The advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as the original dandruff destroyer with a money back guarantee. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes at toilet goods counters. It claims to eradicate dandruff, kill the germ, stop itching, prevent hair loss, and improve hair shine and health. A trial bottle and care booklet offer are available via The Herpicide Peace Co. of Detroit for ten cents postage. Special agents Jacobs' Pharmacy.
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Newbro
U. S
Willing to Die to Win Contest Leads Atlanta Standings
The Merchants and Manufacturers contest shows Martha Berry Circle of Marietta and Mount de Sales Academy of Macon competing for top, with Alfred Martin of West Thirteenth Street leading among boys. The current tabulation through Tuesday noon lists numerous organizations and individuals across Atlanta, Marietta, Macon, and out-of-town groups with substantial totals and many local addresses.
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Martha Berry Oircle
Marietta
Mount de Sales Academy
Maleon
J.C. Root
Woodmen of the World
Jewish Educational Alliance
Home For Incurables
Ladies' Aid Society
South Pryor Street
Georgia Electric Railway Employees’ Association
West End Presbyterian Church
Ladies' Union
Central Congregational Church
Young People’s Misslon Society
Trinity J M. EL Church
Ramblers’ Club
Eseatens Court School Fund
Order of Moose
Atlanta
Saate Ladies’ Auxiliary
Railway Mail Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary Typographical Union
Mission Circle
Universalist Church
K. C. TM Salvation Army
Goldenrod Division
Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary
RC Ladies
Young Men's Christian Association
Boy Scouts of Atlanta
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Los Angeles
Dallas
McNamara
Phillip A. Gooley
New Orleans
South
Coalny
Mp Milter
Cooley
Tys
Frank Webb
Dozer
Whitehall St
Cheney
Beoppinas
Thorougtur
L. J. Lamar
Georgia State Lane
Hiker
Martin McMurtry
Gadsden
McMurtry
Tie
W. S. Huff
G. C. Murrah
R. D. Blackburn
Keith Vaudeville
Emma Bunting Company
Chickering
Steinway
Everett
Kingsbury
State of Georgia
W. H. Howard Piano CO
North Broad ST
W. W. Lambdin
Waycross
Charles FE. Lambdin
Gordon Institute
Barnesville
City Board of Education
H. H. Osgood
North
Pryor St
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Whitehall Street
Bell
P. m
THE
Atlanta National Bank
Georgia
Resources
National Bank
U.S
FAR Sso IG
AZAR
Fulton
George RR. Donovan
Geo. R. Donovan
D. B. Desaussure
Edward H. Inman
Jack J.palding
Ww. F. Hcoff
McClure
Wittehall St
Alfred ‘Martin
West Thirteenth Streat
SRE
Spring Street
L. Ethridge
Capital Avenue
Leonar Rea
Walter Langley
Weat Peachtree Place
L. Whitmire
East
Harris Street
R. J. Spiller
Capitol Avenue
Helen Oxford
Central Avenue
E. M
Frank Pittard
Luckle Street
RN. Pierpont
Sinclair Avenue
Harry Williams
Davis Street
Miles Mary Ratteree
Fort McPherson
Edith Martin
Lucile Avenue
Gordon Sheats
Joe Johnson
P. McGinley
Harry Cohen
Courtland Street
J. T. Quinn
Hunter Street
W. B. Stollard
Vassar Street
N. W. James
Wall Street
GO. Shephard
Peachtree Place
Thomas
Ponce de Leon
Hoys and Girls
Dessie Burton
Ormond Street
Marvin McDonald
Forrest
North Boulevard
Joel Harris
Highland Avenue
Heaton Cole
Hast Point
Frances Hardin
Lee Wilke
Pryor Street
Theo. Brown
Decatur
Eugene Noyes le
J. Frank Bethea
Summitt Avenue
Hugh Dobbina
Ashby Street
Robert Bartley
Hamilton Street
Alfred Martin
Weat Fifth Street
Warner Cone
Kirkwood
Jeannette Samuels
Lady Tidwell
Marietta Street
Leonard B. Moore
Harold Turner
Harrold Morrison
Jones Avenue
Thela Darker
Southern
Keely Whittier Mu
Jd. M. Hien Davison-Paxon- Stakes Rice and Hutchins Exposition Mills
Inman Yards
Continental Gin Piedmont Milla Fulton Bay and Cotton Mills
Georgia Avenue
Westminster
St. Phillips
Wesley Memorial
Martha Berrys
Macon
Maint de Sales Acade
Sidney Lanter
Chape
Gainesville
Rome
Candler Horse Guard Women's Civic Club
Woodmen of the World Band
Athens
Griffin
Elby Manufacturing Company
Isma
Lindale
Riverside Military Academy
Boy Scouts
Ruth Adair
Trotter Street
Louise Hall
College Street
W. V. Burnett
Branen
Bills Murphy
Talmo
Ruth Parks
Heschton
Mise Anna Bryant
Spring J.C. Vaughn
Basman
Strait
Srghive
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