Cobb County Protests Clemency for Lee Frank
A Cobb County mass meeting at Marietta courthouse formed a fifteen member committee to oppose clemency for Lee M Frank. Former Governor Joseph M Brown and two Cobb legislators chaired as leaders. The group urged the prison commission and Governor Slaten to let the verdict stand and condemned out of state interference with Georgia courts.
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Joseph 3L Brown
Cobb County
Lee M. Frank
Marietta
Sue
Cobb County Aid
W. M. Seasions
Sessons Loan and Trust Company
John Tucker
Herbert Clay
Blue Hidge
Frea Morris
Prison Commission
Slaten
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
E. P. Dobbs
John T. Dorsey
Fred Morris
E. H. Clay
BG. Brumtey
Cordon B Gann
R. A. Hill
J. Foster
Jon Carter
Bernard Autrey
W. J. Fry
W. M. Gantt
BF. Knox
A. A. Bishop
Sessions
Brown
Georgia Voices Doubt Frank Hearing Trusts Whites
The text argues against doubting Leo M. Frank's hearing outcome, praising Georgia’s courts and citizens. It recalls supporters in Boston’s Fanueil Hall protests and appeals to the character of Atlanta’s people as fair and honorable, expressing confidence in Georgia’s judgment and leading figures.
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Ball Hive
Coughlin
Georgia
North
Prison Commission
Frank
Fanuel Hall
Boston
Pratee
Atlanta
German Wounded Care and Health Advice Reflect War Time
May 31 Berlin wireless report notes German care of the wounded with a First aid tracing card for battlefield status. It highlights rapid return to firing lines, blood quality, and antiseptic dressings, urging health and caution with unknown medicines and praising Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion liver and bowel regulation.
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Berlin
Bayville
N Er
M. Pierce
Pierce
Golden Sea
Oregon
Queen's Root
Keep Clean Inside and Out with Jacobs Liver Salt
A vintage ad urges morning use of Jacobs Liver Salt to cleanse the digestive tract and improve daily work. It claims 5 percent of diseases originate in the digestive system, promotes ease of use, and warns against caloric drugs. Available at Facober and druggists for 25 cents.
Women’s mercy plea stirs Georgia Frank hearing
A Georgia pardon hearing on Leo M. Frank’s death sentence drew a large crowd of speakers led by Mrs. Mary Delaney Fisher from Chicago, urging clemency for Frank amid doubts about his guilt. Letters from judges and ministers, plus petitions from Georgia towns, framed the case as a battle over justice and evidence.
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Georgia
Leo M. Frank
Frank
Mir. Fisher
Mary Delaney Fisher
Chicago
Sally
Paul Dohenoo
Dendee
Board of Commissioners
Leonard J. Grossman
Tull
Leonard J. Grossmann
Candler
Atlanta
Gao
Leonani
Etter
Mr. Frank
Tam Frank
Staty Phagan
Frank Cass
Hugh M. Dorse
Georgie
Aldo
Ilajury
Wees
Clusena
Sieorgia
Georgia Supreme Court
Cass
Tate
Athens
W. S. Dorsey
Toastelty
Tudge Roan
James W
Ming Louis Lane
Setirement
Misa
Millie Rutherford
J.T. Roan
Jesup
L. 8. Roan
Innocence excluded as doubt looms in Dressat case
The Dressat case raised strong doubts that warranted time to prove guilt or innocence. Howard asked if the prosecution would present counter evidence and Chairman Davison replied none had been advised. The attorney then announced, We close our cage.
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Rank
Boots Rogers
John Black
M Et Ul
Mary Phalan
Chatte
Metne
Mey
Ules
Howard
Commission
Davison
Tech Commencement Carnival and Parade Plans
The Tech will host a Monday June 7 parade and carnival in Atlanta, with burlesque floats and costumes, a pageant at night, and a queen coronation for Miss Ann Patterson. About five hundred students will participate, displaying department exhibits and student faculty dramas from dawn to night.
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Tech
Moving Picture
Atlanta
United States
Pathe Daily News
Departments
Inc
Schopl
Ann Patterson
Maida of Honor
Empire Coal Company Sold For 1 500 000
The Empire Coal Company owned by Frank Nelson Jr and Lao K Steiner has been added to Walter Moore of Birmingham and associates. Moore becomes president effective June 1. The sale closed tonight and the company owns 17 000 acres of coal lands in Walker county. Price paid for the properties was about 1 500 000.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Nelson, Jr
Lao
K. Steiner
Walter Moore
Advocates
Moore
Chiets
Walker County
Ioia
Damages Sought by J B Lyon in Seaboard Case
James B Lyon sues Seaboard Air Line in city court claiming damages of about 76 000 dollars after a train dragged and crushed him while he lay trapped between car tracks. The incident occurred as he was unable to escape a passing train.
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James B. Lyon
The
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Tribute to Ludlow Victims Parade in Trinidad
A May 31 tribute parade in Trinidad Colorado honored Ludlow disaster victims of April 20 1914. Several hundred mine workers and trade union members joined the event recalling twenty one lives lost in the strike battle and tent colony fire.
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Trinidad
Colo
Mines Workers of America
Ludlow
Searcy Plans Judgeship Run in Flint Circuit
Griffin, Ga May 31 Colonel William E H Searcy Jr a Griffin attorney announces for appointment to the Flint circuit judgeship created by the death of Judge Robert T Daniel He has the Griffin bar’s unanimous backing and broad support across the circuit Searcy formerly served as city attorney for Griffin Referee in bankruptcy and taught education in Griffin He is closely tied to Governor Slaton and the Slaton political circle Senator Ordens were named as possible but he stated he would not seek the post
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Griffin
William E. H. Searcy
Griffin Bar
Flint Circuit
Robert T. Daniel
Circuit
Searcy
W.E. H. Searcy
Flint
Ateas
Io Griffin
Emor College
Columbian College
Washington
D. C
Stewart & Daniel
Land Office
Department of the Interior
Yearcy
Georgia
Griffin Board of Education
Wpiscopal Church
Hee E Alwave
Slaton
Daniel
United States Senate
Suarey
Silaten Club
Spalding County
Orden Persons
Korsyth
Substitute for Nasty Calomel Promoted by Druggists
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel as a safe, vegetable remedy for sluggishness and constipation. Local druggists report strong sales declines in calomel and guarantee relief with a bottle costing 59 cents. Take a spoonful at night and wake with no dullness or headaches, avoiding next day disturbances.
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Dodson
Hssectson
Dodgen
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