Mary Phagan pay envelope found amid murder case claims
The pay envelope linked to Mary Phagan’s 1913 murder resurfaced during police proceedings. Detectives Scott and Plaic recovered it near the factory, in the radiator area beside the tower where cleaner James Conge waited for a summons. The item could strengthen Frank’s defense, while lawyers reportedly plan its use in challenging the accuser’s testimony. Solicitor Hugh Dorasy delayed action, keeping Lewt Gee under guard as the trial date nears. In Georgia, senators debated woman suffrage with a committee deciding venue for July events, affecting the Senate floor use for suffragist meetings. Bill discussions also included compulsory education and kindergarten plans for public schools.
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Mary Phagan
Harry Scott
John Plaic
Jines Conge
Franks
Hugh M Dorasy
Lewt Gee
Lea M Frank
Mary Phaxan
Grahant
Chappell
State
Senate
Georgia State Suffrage Association
M Tarver
Flor
Suffrage
Senate Haliath House
Suffrapista
Jo Watts
BS [Mier
V Milner
Ilers
Stark
W D McNell
Tarver
Georgia Good Roads Bill Promises Regional Highway
Enthusiasm rose in penitentiary committee meetings over a Georgia good roads movement. A proposed public highway from Savannah to the Flint river at St Marys in Camden county was considered and recommended to pass. The 100 mile route would connect with national highways, boosting real estate values and local growth. Speakers cited labor and development benefits from the road project.
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Georgia
Hepesetati E Sliter
Bryan
Consit
Iabor
Savaimah
St Marys River
Camden County
Les Lore
Slater
Wohlwender
Wusengee
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Promises July Interest
The Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company announces July 1 start for interest on deposits received by July 10. It urges all oldholders in Atlanta to bring pass books to post July interest. Officers listed include George U Brown president and John Grant vice president with several directors named.
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Atlanta
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George Uo Brown
John Grant
Joseph B
Aston Rec
Joseph A_MeC
Fred B
Law John “L Tse
Elijah A Brown
Arnold Breyles
Buy a Diamond on Deferred Payments
Advertises diamond purchases on deferred terms with six percent simple interest over ten months. Buyer pays 1/5 cash for a $120 stone, leaving $100 deferred balance plus interest. Nine monthly payments of $102.00 include interest to cover bookkeeping. example outlines costs and fair pricing. Selections offered on approval by express prepau.
Professor Sykes Engaged by Southern Railway
Professor E Sykes, long head of the rural husbandry department, has been appointed assistant to be head poultry agent for Southern Railway with headquarters in Atlanta. He will serve the Georgia line, handle dairy and poultry matters, and work with farmers at no charge.
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E Sykes
Aduil Busharelry
Crotgin
Southern Railway
Will Hay
Atlanta
Geora
Fullulah Falls
Lokes
Lemaeon Collene
Dairm Division
United States Department of Agiculture
Georgia
Alabama
Cornell University
South Carolina
Seashore Excursion Via A B A To Brunswick July 7
Seashore excursion advertised via A B A to Brunswick for Friday July 7 with parades, music, dancing, and maneuvers tied to St Simons and Cumberland Islands. Round trip price listed as 640. ticket office at 70 Peachtree Street. Includes Health tonic advertising notes and general tonics.
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Brunswick
Cumberland Islands
St Simons
Peachtree Street
Fifth Georgia Boys Arrive at St Simons Island
Special correspondent Robert Quin reports the Fifth Georgia Infantry from Atlanta camping on St Simons Island for ten days. Troop trains delayed arrival. soldiers pitch tents, enjoy surf and dances, with many officers and families staying nearby. Governor Slaton and staff guests over the weekend, escort arrangements by Brunswick officials. The party plans camp fires and meals with the regiment, returning to Atlanta Sunday night.
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Robert Quin
Simons Island
Atlanta
St Simons Island
Brunswick
Thisland
John M Slaton
Xuvernor Ray
Last Meeting Sunday for Colored YMCA Members
The YMCA branch members held a campaign meeting over the past month with local supporters pledging aid. Several listed contributors donated small sums to support the effort and sustain activities during the coming week.
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Thelerai
YOMCA
Philp Wetner
Max Wiwine
White
Mo Tenner
Persary
Warrsan
Maine
Friend Gro
Wayward Girls Home Favored by Committee
The penitentiary committee unanimously recommended passage of a bill to establish a state home for wayward girls. The measure carries about 75000 in an appropriation, debated due to the state’s strained finances. Milledgeville discussed as a potential site, with counties offering land and other donations to reduce costs.
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Jonea
Candta
Mills
Butta
Penitentiary Committee
Milledgeville
Manufacturers Show Building To Be Leased
The committee on the permanent manufacturers exhibit of the chamber of commerce met at the chamber and discussed leasing options. Proposals included leasing with a buying option and outright purchase. A subcommittee was appointed to study the matter in detail and report soon.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Bey
Brooks Morgan
H Kriegshaber Botting Jones K Orr
Liars of Waycross to Hold Convention
Waycross plans a yarn telling convention July 9 to 18 with cash prizes for best yarns. A club in Waycross organized the event and judges were selected from prominent local yarnists. Participants must have no reputation for truth telling to be admitted.
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Waycross
Mrs Baldwin Dies in Marshallville Tragedy
Mrs Baldwin of Marshallville died here yesterday afternoon after a street accident involving her husband. She was described as a loyal character and was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis A Rumph of this place.
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Baldwin
Marshallville
Louis
Dentist Dr G S Tigner Dies by Own Hand in Atlanta
Dr George Tigner a prominent Atlanta dentist and longtime resident died by suicide in the Imperial hotel bathroom at dawn. He left a note of ill health and temporary derangement after months of suffering. Funeral services were held at Trinity Methodist Church with later burial at White Sulphur Springs. He held key positions in medical and dental societies and taught at the Southern Dental College. He was 45 and survived by his wife Miss Louisa Mansfield Singer and his father.
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Imperial Hotel
Pattersons Undertaking Establishment
Aelock
Trinity Methodist Church
John B Robing
White Sulphur Springs
Tigners
Tigner
Theanta Dental College
Benson Forbush Tiene
Galneaville
Blue Ridge
Emers College
Westey Memorial Hospital
Atlinta
The
Southern Dental College
Grads Hospital
Georgia Dental Societies
Louisa Mansfield Singer
Atlanta
Excursion to Jacksonville and Tampa
Bus excursion scheduled for July 31 with a round trip fare of six dollars to Jacksonville and three dollars to Tampa and return. Departure times listed as 8 am and 9 pm from Allents.
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Jacksonville
Tampa
Allents
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Saes
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Haneeil
Dickey
Hants
Prepaui Express
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Thamond Merchants
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Staniard
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Georgia Boys
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Covernor
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Am G Candler
Candler
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
G. S. Tiener
George Tigner
Bes
Ed A. Tisner
Milledge~ville
J Hope Tigner
Mra N .B. Boddie
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Tulle Tigner
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Whitehall St
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Church
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Eiseman Bros., Inc
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Whitehall
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