Mary Phagan Clothing Shown In Courtroom Trial
Solicitor Starnes displayed Mary Phagan garments to witness Mary Phagan’s mother Mrs. Coleman and her daughter Ollie in a sobbing courtroom scene. The items included a lavender dress and pink ribbon with a small slipper, all identified as worn by the slain girl at the pencil factory. The proceedings focused on authentication as the state and defense argued over admissibility and future testimony from key witnesses and doctors.
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Dorsey
Starnes
Mary Phagan
National Pencil Factory
J. W. Coleman
Mary
Ollie
Gillie
Aa Starnes
Mary Fhagar
Iaic
Hoan
Mrs. Coleman
Marve
Rosser
Conley
Newt Lee
Mincey
Mae
Dr. Hurts
Flurt
Phagan
Hurt
W. H. Mincey
First Two Days of Frank Trial Skirmishes
Public interest in the Frank trial has focused on clashes between skilled attorneys during the first two days. The preliminary witness exchanges were described as mere skirmishes as strategy and position battles emerged.
Case drags as coroner's hearing details extend week
Report notes lengthy coroner's hearing with extensive minute details from day one and two of the fight. The text mentions a Fifteen days to select two men, potential mediation by a federal board if no agreement is reached, and a forty five day period for the board to make an award before the tour proceeds.
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Conley
James Conley
Franke
3. M. Hurt
Mincer
Frank
Federal Board of Mediation and ¢Éneiliation
Randolph Macon Academy Principal Siyoone Mat
Summary lacks clear events but notes educational context at Randolph Macon Academy with Principal Bujford City Ya and a Sumter Smith reference. The readable items suggest staffing or identification details rather than a full incident or outcome.
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Randolph Macon Academy
Siyoone
Sumter Smith
Bujford City, Ya
Atterbury and Smith Chosen by Railroads for Arbitration
New York July 29 W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and A H Smith vice president of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad were selected this afternoon by 42 eastern railroads as arbitrators to represent them in proceedings to settle the trainmen demand under the Newlands act amendment to the Erdman law They will meet within a few days the arbitrators se
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New York
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A. H. Smith
New York Central and
Hudson River Hailroaad Company
Eastern Railroads
Downing Industrial School for Girls Course Ad
An old ad outlines a school program for girls of limited means including domestic arts and practical skills. It mentions heat health records, artesian water, and a good home environment, with emphasis on moral character and railroad technique. Contact M. Shofiter in Brewton for information.
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Downing Industrial School
Shofiter
Brewton
Georgia Judge Would Set Indeterminate Sentences
If the Indeterminate Sentence were Georgia law a judge in sentencing a man would state not less than years and not more than years in a single statistical frame reflecting uncertain duration and parole potential.
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Georgia
Illinois
Prison Commission
House
Senate
Foster
Representative Loyd
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Mal Sgmool
Athens
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Fite
Rame
Tola
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Tere M.pound
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