On Trial Darrow Witness Details Bribery Plot
Franklin testifies about bribe offers to jurors in the McNamara case. He describes meetings with Darrow and others including White Lacran Kruger and Lockwood, and recounts plans to influence juror Bain. Cross examination focuses on bribe attempts and possible immunity deals as the case proceeds.
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Lockwood
White
George Lockwood
Captain White
Franklin
Rogers
Ford
Momer
Himself
Darren
Bain
A. K. Kruger
Guy Yankin
John S. Underwood
Frank Smth
Kruger
MacNamara
Los Angeles
McNamara
Darrow
Lecoémpte Davila
Lecompte Davia
Davis
Franklin-Darrow
Harriman
Dr Walker to Fill Palpit Pastoral Visit In Atlanta May
Dr Hough K Waker, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, has returned from a trip and will fill his post tomorrow. He extended invitations to the Northern Presbyterian assembly and the United Presbyterian church to hold their meeting in Atlanta next May, both of which were accepted. He previously went to Los Angeles where he presented himself as president in his church.
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Walker
Hough K. Waker
Sy ‘Eiker
United Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Brom Seattle
Aiker
Losso Angeles
Torer
Methodist Women of
Forsyth Theater
Bob Jones
South
City grafting confession fronts Burns case
Burns and city council members confess to grafting tied to contracts and payoffs. Phoebus, under pressure, admits the case probes higher officials. Gustave Kessler, another council member linked to admits, valued at about a quarter of a million dollars.
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Jurcummad
City Council
Phoebus
Burns
Gustave Kessler
Kesslerle
Women of Atlanta to honor J C Harris at May festival
About a hundred fifty prominent Atlanta women aid on committees for a large West End May festival. Children are urged to attend and bring friends to enjoy the event and the fortune telling booth by Mrs Stephens and others, highlighting the city wide community effort.
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Evelyn Jordan
Martha Waldrop
Susie Florence
Evelyn Sheffield
Lucile Reid
Evelyn Robinson
Sarah Bailey
Francea Dobbs
Dorothy Tumlin
Luella Bartin
Elsie Minker
Nita Martin
Mary Cooper
Hortense Kelley
Dorothy Brogden
Louise Scruggs
Janice Wilson
Eva Coley
Virginia Jones
Ruth Normandy
Julia Turner
Katherine Derrick
Charles Ward
Donald Robertson
Fred Stewart
Charles Connally
George Dallas
Edwin Lindermen
Atlanta
West End
Stephens
de Anais
W. C. ‘Trammell
Hastings
Robert Blackbucn
Annie Trhil
City of
Atlanta & Macon Heliway Company
Hip Street
Atlanta Avenue
Martin Street
Butle Street
Little Street
Fraser Street
Hunter and
Butler Streets
Butler Street
Gilmer Street
Gilmer Stren
Ivy Street
Exchange Place
Edgewood Avenue
Booth Atlantic Contracting and Construction Company
Hollins N. Randolph
Local businessman dies after being run over by his car
Herbert J. Holmes a local business man was killed in Jamaica when his own automobile ran over him on Saturday while he was outside the vehicle tending engine troubles. He died from injuries sustained in the accident.
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Jamaica
Herbert J .Holmes
Monteagudo Leads Cuban Federal Forces In Oriento Push
Reports from Havana indicate General Monteagudo remains busy near Oriento arranging a decisive movement against rebel forces while his troops suffer depletion due to guarding foreign property. Skirmishing continues with limited results. arrests rise as the government seeks arms and volunteers. A regiment of 706 volunteers under Colonel Piedra is set to depart Havana to reinforce Monteagudo.
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Monteagude
Oriente
United States
Havana
Piedra
Monteagudo
Washington
Montegudo
Estenez
Ias
Taf Alds
Cuba
Senate
Bacon
Congress
Edgewood Council Debates Guano Factory Nuisance Ousting
Edgewood officials clash over the Virginia-Carolina guano factory with residents calling fumes harmful and property values sinking. Attacks on Mayor Charles W Smith prompt cries for court action while a unanimous vote favors reporting against the exempting ordinance. Local leaders push for legal resolution and potential factory removal.
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Greg Peeples
L. W. Filvers
Reavy
Virgil Norcross
J. H. Johnston
E. 5. Chipley
E. E. Steed
J. G. Foster
James F. Saunders
Edgewood
Virginia-Carolina Company
Tfe
Heard Dent
Atlanta
Charles W. Smith
Edgewsed
Nutting
Mr. Smith
Arminfuse Wright
Smith
James T. Wright
Piedmont Guano
Chambers
Councilman &Smith
Okemah Man Kills Wife Then Kills Self
May 31 in Okemah Oklahoma L Brock a farmer beat his wife to death with a spade and cut his own throat with a razor at his home. Neighbors summoned by crying children found both dead. Brock was believed to have killed his wife before taking his own life.
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Okemah, Ohis
L. Brock
Okemah
Housshold
Brock
Mysterious $50,000 Fire Hits Winston-Salem Plant
A five-story brick building and job printing plant owned by Stewart Brothers in Winston-Salem suffered extensive damage in a morning blaze. Investigators led by Assistant State Insurance Commissioner W A Scott probe incendiary origins as the structure valued at 45 thousand dollars and insured for 43 thousand dollars burns.
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Winston-Salem, N
Stewart Brothers
W. A. Scott
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