Witness James Marshall Admits False Becker Testimony
John Johnston, a New York lawyer, said Marshall signed an affidavit declaring he lied at Becker's second trial. District Attorney Perkins denied the affidavit's authenticity, saying Marshall was coerced with money and fear of harm to retract his testimony. A Becker appeal motion may cite the Philadelphia statement in Albany court next month.
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Charles Becker
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Sam” Schepps
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Schepps
Charles A. Perkins
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Wrench of Daily Grind Prom Tales from Toledo Blade
A fragment from Prom notes in The Toledo Blade reflects on daily routines of girls heading to work at seven and eight, the rush of early hours, and the challenge of punctuality. The column also touches on wartime effects on national physique and a remark about women finding their own minds in marriage.
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Toledo Blade
Back From the Firing Line First Aid to the Wounded
A wartime health note praises soldier endurance and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims the preparation aids digestion, liver function, and overall vitality, offering renewed energy and youth to readers.
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France
Russia
Pierce
Golden
Dr. Pierce
Tady
Clash Over Senate Cloture Rule Dominates Congress Push
Washington observers report Senate Democrats caucused to back a cloture amendment limiting debate though no plan was approved. Insurgent Democrats skipped the meeting, while House leaders prepared to rush a compromise bill via a six hour debate rule. Speaker Clark predicted an extra session if necessary as White House plans to push Weeks naval bill and related measures rapidly through the chamber.
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Georgia
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Texas
Make Resolution to Save
A plea urges frugality and self denial to protect families this winter. It argues extravagance harms both rich and poor, condemns wasteful habits of the past two decades, and encourages teaching children and servants to value saving and wiser spending.
Georgia Seeks Artist to Craft New Great Seal
Georgia's 116 year old great seal worn beyond legibility prompts Governor Slaton and Secretary of State Cook to invite a Georgian engraver to craft a new seal. The date will change from 1799 to 1776 on the renewed design, preserving the silver seal as a sacred relic.
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Phil Cook
Georgia
General Assembly
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Go-to-Sunday-School Day Plans Stand Across Georgia
Thousands of Georgians plan to attend Sunday school as Protestant groups statewide observe Go-to-Sunday-School Day. The Georgia Sunday School Association, based in the Whit building, has led a movement to recruit church membership through visits to homes and distribution of a special program.
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Georgia Sunday School Association
Whurt
Atlanta
Liberal Atlantans Aid Lowe Family in Tragic Fire
A flood of subscriptions pours in for the Lowe family of Liberal Atlantans after fireman C A Lowe was killed in an automobile crash. Donations include 106 percent of four days gross receipts from Kimball House manager Mabry and a noon to 2 30 pm contribution hour. Employees of Western Electric donate 9 58, and numerous individuals contribute cash. The street totals reach 11278 in receipts and a $52 furniture bill was paid. The Southern Shorthand and Business University offers Mrs Lowe a free course to become self supporting, while the history notes on sugar beet factories highlight industry growth with a 1870 Alvarado plant and a current $100 000 000 invested in the sector.
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Vatal
J. T. Stewart Furniture Company
R. H.hariig
Southern Shorthand and Business University
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Ieee
Lowe
A. C. Briscon
Letton to lead Pure Food Show effort in Atlanta
At a meeting of the Atlanta convention bureau officers and an executive committee were named to run the Pure Food Show and Culinary Art Display set for April 6 7 and 8 in a revival tabernacle. The event aims to promote Georgia grown products with backing from the Atlanta Hotel Men's Association and the International Stewards Association Branch. The preparation includes a major Georgia food products display and supports a state campaign to boost local farming and consumption.
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Atlanta Hotel Men's Association
Atlanta
International Stewards’ Association
W. B. Zimmer
Fred Houser
J. Lee Barnes
E.L. ‘Thornton
Georgia
British Artillery Silence German Guns in France
London reports heavy British howitzers dominating the front south of La Bassée canal. An eye witness describes devastating bombardments, a successful storming of a German position, and prisoners taken with few British casualties. Germans lose strength as artillery fire devastates trenches and nearby towns.
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Georgia Food Show Aims At Major Exhibition In Atlanta
Plans for a state and national exhibit to feature Georgia grown and made goods. About 100 booths in a large building on Freachtree Street above Ellis will host pure food products and modern kitchen utensils. Atlanta hotel chefs will display culinary items with prizes. Proceeds fund city improvements, conventions, and hospitality efforts. President Wilson optimistic on stock market and banking reforms. Washington and Lee football schedule outlined for fall with key games at Lexington and Roanoke.
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Freachtree Street
Eilis
Atlanta
Hoorst
Fred Houser
Atlanta, Convention Bureau
Sa Francisco
Houston
Texas
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Pain Free Relief
Promotes Get-It's corn remedy as the first and only cure that removes any corn or callus in two seconds with two drops. Claims painless, no bandages or ointments, ends corn agony and prevents blood poisoning from knives. Sold by druggists for 2 cents or via E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
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