Frank's Hearing Ends as Commission Considers Clemency
Ex congressman William M. Howard closes his appeal for Leo Frank citing doubt in the case and asking the commission to recommend clemency. Proponents led by ex Governor Foss and others urge commutation while prosecutors offer no counter showing as the hearing nears its conclusion.
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Georgia
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Conley
Russian Push Routs in San Front Battle Gains For Czar Forces
London reports a great battle on the San drives Russians to the offensive east of Galicia. They claim thousands of prisoners and gains beyond the Dniester while French pressure around Arras continues and hard fighting along the Yser persists. German Austro German efforts yield heavy losses. Warsaw and Calais thrusts have failed to crush the Russians.
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Galicia
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Calais
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Lubaczowicd
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Had Mno
Zaderewacz
Bolechow
Jaworow
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The Constitution Buyer's Guide Advertises Daily Needs
The Constitution offers a comprehensive buyer’s guide describing current styles and prices across all wants. It highlights reliability in advertising promises and urges readers to shop in The Constitution before downtown shopping.
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Blind Man Endures Fire From Angry Spouse in Court
In police court MW Thrweatt of 162 Auburn avenue was tried for drunkenness after a drunken bus ride home ended with his blind neighbor Wright Moore battered by his wife’s furniture missiles. Moore testified of a Good Samaritan gesture preceding the blows. Thrweatt was fined $5.75.
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Auburn Avenue
Wright Moore
Daring criminals keep police on jump
Atlanta police fought a wave of crime as detectives sought Tom Price alias Dowd, wanted by federal authorities for post office safe cracking in Fayetteville. The Fayetteville post office safe was blown with nitroglycerine and $600 in stamps and $15 cash stolen. Police responded to a streetcar ambush on West View street. no injuries but panic ensued. Additional thefts included a man’s leather case in Decatur, a watch snatched on Decatur street near Bell, a burglary at 501 Greenuferry Avenue with ladies’ kid gloves stolen, another at 65 Kenne Nawalle with clothing taken, a pocketbook containing $83 stolen from W L Fleischer, and a burglary at H H Worrell’s residence yielding jewelry and $150.
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Dowd
Fayetteville
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Culberson Street
West View
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Decatur
Decatur Street
J Gass
Clarkston
Bell Street
Greenuferry Avenue
Kid Ployer
Kennenawalley
Monument to Vera Cruz Hero Unveiled in Philadelphia
A monument honoring George M Polsisett a Florida partisan and U S Battle occupation casualty at Vera Cruz on April 21 1914 was unveiled today in Philadelphia by officers and men of The Florida force.
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Philadelphia
George M Polsisett
United States
Florida
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Piorida
Old Gray Brigades Crowd Richmond for Confederate Reunion
Richmond Virginia May 1 Richmond conight on the eve of the twenty fifth annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans was thronged with survivors of the armies of the south. Veterans gathered around camp fires paid silent tribute to departed heroes as special trains poured into Richmond. The day featured memorial exercises, the dedication of a memorial to Confederate women of Virginia, and the unveiling of a bronze tablet at Hollywood Cemetery. Governor Manning and staff later left Columbia for Richmond to attend the reunion.
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South
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Columbia
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Aquitania Said to Run Aground in Mersey Rocks
Passengers aboard the Lapland report seeing the Cunard liner Aquitania on the rocks in the Mersey near Liverpool. Cunard offices denied any confirmation of a mishap. Troops reportedly aboard earlier. evacuation and cargo handling followed observed by passengers.
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Laverpool
Mersey
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Aha
Aquitania
Liverpool
Learn
Beles
Deaf mute Mundell sparks brief clash with Salvation Army
A deaf mute man named Mundell provoked a short dispute with Salvation Army workers after demanding cats. police brought him before Recorder Johnson who ordered Mundell to leave the city. Mundell then shook hands with the workers and blew kisses as he departed.
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Salvation Army
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Ohio
Zeppelins Fly Over England Reported Near London and Ramsgate
London reports say Zeppelins were seen near Ramsgate on the Kentish coast and Brentwood, with fires noted in outlying districts of London. The official press bureau promises further details and cautions newspapers not to publish suspected routes or nearby locations.
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Ramsgate
Kentish
Brentwood
Admiralty
Designer of the Great Seal of the Confederacy Dies at 89
Julius Baumgarten, who designed the great seal of the southern Confederacy, died at his Washington home last night at age 89. An engraver and designer by trade, he had earlier operated in Philadelphia and Baltimore before moving to Richmond during the Civil War era.
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Julius Baumgarten
Richmond
Philadelphia
Baltimora
Wilson Declares U S Rises For Humanity At Memorial Day
President Wilson and officials spoke at Arlington for Memorial Day as crowds cheered the United States efforts for humanity. Wilson avoided direct policy mentions while urging duty and unity amid Europe’s crisis, with praise for national resolve and cautions about future action.
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America
Wilson
Bryah
Daniely
Wallis
Ohio
Arlington Rational Cemetery
United States
Wildie
Europe
Ife
Warl Cranston
Washington
Cps
Union
Maine
Weather Prophecy HAIN forecasts across states
Weather forecast across multiple states shows generally fair and warmer conditions midweek. The report mentions Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Kentucky and Alabama with mixed showers and warming trends expected Tuesday through Wednesday and occasional rain in early mornings in places like Mississippi and surrounding areas.
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South Carolina
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