Grand Jury to Consider Conley Indictment in Frank Case
In response to Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey’s remarks opposing the indictment of James Conley, Frank defense attorneys Arnold and Rosser attack the solicitor’s actions and detective work in the Phagan murder case. The grand jury will meet Monday at 10 to take up Conley, with veniremen drawn by Judge Pendleton from a grand jury box, a plan the solicitor opposed as irregular.
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Conley
Hugh M. Dorsey
James Conley
Mary Phagan
Reuben R. Arnold
Luther Z. Rosser
Leon Frank
Phagan
William M. Smith
Imegro Conley
Frank M
Smith
Mareey
Myre
Grand Ry
Jude J. T Pendleton
Frank Atterys
Roan
L. & Hoan
Frank
To Arrow
Durie
Pendleton
Poleton
Jersey
Bodidge Pendleton
Hom
Araid
Dorsey
Tie
Consey
Put Your Dollars to Work With Tempting Values
Advertisers boast bargains across travel bags dresses fabrics and groceries in The Constitution and The Atlanta Constitution. items include English traveling bags midprice dresses sultana coffee crepes and lace trims, with prices highlighted to lure buyers from 10c to 12.50 dollars and up, in a dense trade-segment notice from Atlanta merchants.
Edwards Flays Federal Probers Letter To Wilson
In Macon Georgia Edwards accuses inspectors at the Post Office of un American methods and seeks a senate hearing on the Burleson nomination. He details incidents with Inspector Knight and claims star chamber proceedings threaten postmaster clerks and undermine service integrity. He also addresses letters to Senator Bacon and President Wilson.
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Wondrow Wilson
United States
A. O. Bacon
Marty Stillwell Madwards
Senate c Committee
Howards
Edwards
Post Office Department
A. J. Knight
Mr. Edwards
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Burleson
Star Chamber
Hhis
Mr. Fiwards
Knight
Macau
Bacon
Eawards
Offles
Custis
Nottingham
Senator Bacon
McClelland Moves to Stone Mountain
John E. MacClelland long time Atlanta alderman and prominent lawyer plans residence change to Stone Mountain this Saturday while keeping his law practice in Atlanta. He will press at the next city council meeting for immediate resignation acceptance. He has long been a political leader and ally of Mayor Woodward with key committee roles.
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John E. MacClelland
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Woodward
Alderman McClelland
James G. Woodward
United States Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Yose
Whitehall
Alabama Street
Sahara
Defending Woman Ends in Fatal Stabbing in Georgia
M G Anderson, a salesman living near May son and Turner coach, was fatally stabbed by G C Gidney alias Bailey while defending Leila Purcell from an intoxicated man seeking a drink. Gidney, captured at the scene by County Policeman Carter and held on $1000 bond in Atlanta, fled after the attack. Anderson died after hospital transport to Grady.
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Mayson
Turner
G. C. Gidney
G. C. Bailey
Leila Purcell
Carter
Gidney
Atlanta
Anderson
Grady
Arkansas
Purcell
Doreen
Tier
Chattahoochee
Grady Kesnital
Mexico Crisis Grows As Blonde In Man’s Garb Stuns Atlanta
Mrs. Hattie Pearce of 68 Fraser Street, famed as the blondest in Atlanta, stunned Peachtree Street in pocket skirts, a man’s vest, tie and Panama hat. She paraded to the Tiedmont Hotel, drew a crowd, then ducked into a department store before heading home to joke about police action. Chief Beavers called it the most sensible freak style seen lately.
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Hattie, Peares
Fraserstreut
T. W.jack
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Tiedmont
Richmond
Augusta
Police
James L. Beavers
T. W. Clack
Texas Voters Rejected Salary System For Officials
Dallas July 19 Texas today refused to abolish the fee system of compensating state and county officers when a constitutional amendment to place them on a salary basis was defeated 4 to 1. Two other amendments were also rejected by larger margins including bonds for state institutions and local provisions and the abolition of court terms with district judges assignable statewide. Governor Colquitt supported the move.
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Dallas
Texas
Colquitt
Cuba for Bryan's Peace Plan
Cuba today became the twenty third nation to accept in principle Secretary Bryan s peace plan. The report notes Washington dated July 19 and cites Bryan as advancing a diplomacy aimed at easing tensions and securing broader international backing for the proposal.
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Cuba
Bryan
Washington
Pease Diane
Fire in Indianapolis Furthers $500000 Loss in Wholesale District
Fire in Indianapolis July 19 caused an estimated $500000 loss in the wholesale district. Losses included Yaymani Carey company $200000, Hamilton Harris & Co $100000, Atlas Paper $50000, with total loss and buildings at $250000. Cause unknown. fires began in the Layman Carey store second story. Insurance coverage reported.
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Indianapolis
Yaymani Carey Company
Hamilton, Harris & Co
Atlas Paper Company
Layman-Carey
Moura
Protectorate Plan for Nicaragua Outlined by Bryan
Secretary Bryan told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee a new U S policy would place Nicaragua under a protectorate similar to Cuba to secure canal rights and a naval base. The draft treaty would require U S intervention rights, prevent foreign debt beyond normal revenues, and include a $3 million payment to Nicaragua for public works and education.
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Washington
Nicaragua
United States
Cuba
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Panama Canal
Taft
Republic
Ufe
Bay of Fornece
Great Corn
Diaz
Senate Committee
Local Thunder Showers Forecast Across Georgia
Weather prophecy notes local thundershowers Sunday with fair conditions in northern portions Monday likely. Forecast covers Georgia regions and mentions possible thunderstorm activity across areas with chances of clearing by Monday.
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Georgia
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