Georgia Briefs to Supreme Court on Frank Case
The Georgia brief filed in the Leo M. Frank appeal argues state sovereignty over criminal law and asserts the trial was fair. It contends absence of Frank at verdict was a technical irregularity and cites due process cases to support upholding the verdict.
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Frank Trial Declared Travesty in Irath Case
In Washington on February 20 attorneys for Leo M. Irath, sentenced to death, declared the trial a travesty. The story continues on page four with defense arguments and ongoing appeals.
Oliver 1s Blazer claims a family link in murder case
Cleveland Ohio February 26 Special Work Blazer of Greenfield Ohio declares A D Oliver murdered at Leesburg Ga is his brother Charles Blazer He says the body will be sent to sister Mrs Maud Simes Cincinnati where he will see it He was told by a Cincinnati paper that others with Oliver at death said Oliver confessed he was Charles Blazer Six men held for Oliver death at Leesburg Ga February 30 Special Minter Kennedy surrendered Sheriff Moreland The six prisoners Claude Chance G W Chance Minter Kennedy Roy Black Roy Jones J S Webb await commitment trial Wednesday The so called murder car traced to Macon may be brought here Charlie Hubbard a Negro identified it Oliver death careers in South Georgia are recalled Continued on Page Five.
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Sumter County
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How a Manufacturer Made a Market in Atlanta
A manufacturer sought entry in Atlanta, faced dealer resistance, and launched a vigorous advertising push in The Constitution. Public interest grew as retailers and the public demanded the goods, leading stores to stock the line. Retailers now cooperate with manufacturers who advertise in The Constitution, recognizing that successful sales hinge on meeting demand generated by ads.
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Hall for Atlanta police head backed by mayor and council
Atlanta political factions unite behind Colonel Orville Hall for head of a restructured police department as Mayor James G Woodward endorses him despite past opposition. Plans to create an inspector role with a $4 500 to $5 000 salary and military qualifications emerge as part of a broader reorganization.
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Georgia trade bodies plan meetings on shipping bill
All eighty Georgia trade associations will hold special meetings next Tuesday February 9 to discuss support for the shipping bill now before Congress. Charles J Haden of the state chamber of commerce says a Georgia delegation may travel to Washington to urge Senators Smith Hardwick and Hardwick to favor passage. The effort aims to show broad Georgian business backing for the measure.
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Eight year old Derringer shot dead at grandmother's home
Eight year old Burney Will Banks died Saturday afternoon at the home of his grandmother 84 Quiberson Street after shooting himself with a derringer taken from a mantel. His sister Mary Elizabeth was present. his parents were away visiting. No funeral arrangements have been made.
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Four Men Convicted of Holding Up Train in 1912 Robbery
In Muskogee Oklahoma on February 20, four men Jack Darig Joe Darig Buck Butcloff and Bob Worthman were found guilty in federal court of conspiracy to delay the United States mails during a Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad Limited train robbery at Wirth Orilla in October 1912. The bandits blew the express safe gaining 7100 dollars from the mail car. The men had been acquitted in state courts.
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Methodists drop fight for Vanderbilt University
Memphis educational commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church South abandons contest for control of Vanderbilt University. The group resolves not to pursue further litigation and vows to focus on building church educational institutions. Tennessee Supreme Court previously denied claims of jurisdiction over Vanderbilt. Representatives from patron conferences attended the meeting with Bishop Gandler presiding.
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General Assembly
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Atlanta
Opera Prices to Stay Fixed for Atlante Festival
The Atlante Music Festival and Metropolitan Opera association announce no change in opera prices for the last week in April. Season tickets for guarantors only go on sale March 27 in room 303 of the puling, with a limit of eight season tickets per guarantor and one box seat allowed. Guarantors must present written notices or have a representative file a formal order stating the seats desired. verbal orders from non guarantors will not be accepted.
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German Submarine Sinks British Ship in Irish Sea
Longton February 20 reports a German submarine surfaced off Amiwych bay and torpedoed the British coasting steamer Cambank of 440 tons. Three crew were killed, one drowned. the rest saved. The incident follows a Norwegian tanker Belridge torpedoing near Wolkestone, raising tensions as Britain and Norway seek diplomatic remedies.
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Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy In Georgia
Weather bulletin notes partial cloudiness across Georgia with Sunday and Monday described as cloudy. References mean temperature and normal ranges, with rainfall data for the past 24 hours and monthly to date deficits. Local report cites unclear figures but indicates general atmospheric conditions.
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