Smoot Defends Mormon Ties in Sugar and Woolen Inquiry
In Washington Senator Smoot clashed with Reed and Walsh over Mormon church ties to Utah Idaho Sugar and Knight Woolen Mills at Provo. He denied representing the church while acknowledging minor stock holdings. Senators debated literature, alleged lobbying, and potential undercover activity as witnesses including Smoot and others faced subpoenas.
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Mon
Utah
Senator Smoot
Smoot
Utah Idaho Sugar Company
Knight Woolen Mills Company
Provo Bhat
Reed
Walsh
Washington
Mark Smith
Shafrath
Williams
Varians
Congress
Cumming
Smoothi
Shanamen of Min
Nim
Rod Bowen
Senator Killiam
H W Cowan
Texas
Kopp
Wisconsin
H Frown
Otto Ruhl
Round Trip Deal to Wrightsville Beach On Sale Thursdays
A brief transit notice announces a round trip fare to Wrightsville Beach at ten dollars, available on Thursdays for ten days. The Seaboard line promotes daily sleepers and a better overall ride, highlighting value and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
Wrightsvile Beach
Seaboard
DORSEY REPLIES TO MRS FRANK CHARGES IN FRANK CASE
The document recounts Dorsey defending the prosecution amid allegations of Third Degree coercion of the Frank servant girl and condemning alleged police brutality. It includes Mrs LEO M FRANK’s letter asserting her husband Leo Frank’s innocence and criticizing the torture claims and arrest methods.
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Dorsey
Mrs. Frank
Willet Elected Mercer Trustee and Prudential Committee Member
Hugh M Willet of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company and Atlanta's prominent business figure has been elected trustee of Mercer University and placed on the Prudential Committee. He becomes the first Atlantan on the committee and will represent Atlanta in college governance. Willet is also a church deacon and a longtime city resident.
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Hugh M Willet
Penn “Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atlahtase
Mercer University
Prudential Committee
McWillet
Atlanta
Willet
First
Wilson says Japan note opens way to friendly negotiations
Washington June 5 President Wilson reads Japan's note on California land law and naturalization, sees promise for careful discussions with Japan. He will discuss orally with Ambassador Chinda, expects no official reply yet, and notes courts may decide on naturalization while negotiations proceed slowly to a peaceful settlement.
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Washington
California
Chinda
Wilson
Bryan
Vincount Chinda
White House
Grand Jury Probes Detective Leaks in Progan Case
The Grand Jury investigates leaks as Leo Frank murder case details flood to reporters. Officials debate handling of affidavits and confessions from Fomby, Conley, and Minola McKnight while public knowledge grows ahead of trial.
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Nials
Sollctter
Dorsey
Progan
Leo Rank
Fomby
Conley
James Conley
National
Fencal Factory
Frank
Minola McKnight
Leo Frank
Sanford
Phagan
Constitution
Judge Gary's Testimony Denied by Roberts in Steel Suit
In New York on June 5 Percival Roberta Jr, a member of the United States Steel finance committee, testified under cross examination in the suit to dissolve the corporation that he never heard Judge Elbert H Gary or James A Ferrell selling products. He said trade paper prices were sometimes fictitious and that published prices did not strictly reflect actual sales. He added that prices showed general indications, not fixed base prices, and that the market was shaped by buyer and seller conditions.
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New York
Percival Roberta Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H Gary
James A Ferrell
Roberts
Judea Wary
Ferrell Haovetes
Dickinson
Steel Corporation
Gacy
Ferrell
Purposes to Tax Tobacco Trust Debate in Senate Committee
Attorney General McReynolds held an extended conference with Senator Shamons chairing the finance committee to discuss the graduated tax plan. Senator Borah offered an amendment to the tariff bill barring goods produced by child labor and convict labor, while Senator Johnson's subcommittee prepared a report on the wood pulp and paper schedule as it passed the House. The committee has considered retaliatory duties on print paper due to Canadian restrictions, with action still under study for over a week.
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Hugh M. Dorssy
Chist Sanford
Harry Scott
Vinoa McKnight
Frank
Vegnan
Maniner
Aakert
Ifabe
Quade
Campbell and Starnes
Stan
Atlanta
Atfaavur
Phagen
Hay Ghief Beavers
Chief Sanford
Grand Jury
Molletter General
Araff
Bulton County Board of
Cook
The
Atlanta Journal
McReynolds
Shamons
Finance Committee
Tas Bilon
Borah
Marauders at Tampico harass Americans amid chaos
Delayed transmission from Tampico reports chaos in the region as bands from rival Mexican factions raid and harass Americans. About 000 farmers threaten to take action without U S protection as rail service falters and communication is cut off. Government troops kill four revolutionaries and string two others to telegraph poles near the wreck of a train a U S battleship arrived from Vera Cruz to help restore order amid rumors of foreign and American involvement.
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Tampico
United States
Connecticut
Vera Crus
Great Britain
Refugees Flee Mexico Reach Galveston on Ship Arrival
In Galveston on June 6, 108 refugees arrived aboard the steamship Harry Morse from Tampico. Among them H I Vaight, recently attacked by marauders near Tampico, remains seriously injured while defending his wife and sister. Despite quarantine checks, many more people are flocking to Tampico hoping to return safely to the United States.
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Mexico
Galveston
Texas
Niight
Harry Morse
Tampico
H I Vaight
United States
Graff and Grimes to Join Lookouts in Chattanooga
The Chattanooga Lookouts announce the purchase of pitcher Grimes from Ottumwa of the Central Association and third baseman Graf from the St Louis Americans. Grimes has won nine games without defeat this season, boosting the Lookouts' mound strength and infield depth as they pursue season goals.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Spefal
Grimes
Ottumwa Club
Central Association
Graf
St Louis Americans
Chattanooga
Grmes
Roads to Warm Springs Georgia From Barnesville to Springs
A reader guide describes a 76 mile auto trip to Warm Springs Georgia via Barnesville Zebulon and Concord. The route emphasizes good roads and a weekend stay at the Springs with reasonable fetes and top swimming, highlighting a pleasant travel experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Barnesville
Zebuten
Concord
Gruthern
Makes Good His Promise in 1889 West Promise Paid
A 24 year old promise was fulfilled as Charles Blonde received a $10000 back from his brother Joseph Blonde of Anchor Wyn. Joseph had pledged to make Charles a gift if he prospered after leaving Lee in 1889 to seek his fortune in the west.
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Lee
Mess
Charles Blonde
Joseph Blonde
Anchor Wyn
Joseph
Charles
Weakness and Appetite Tonic Promoted at Local Stand
A Tangible remedy labeled Theid Standerd general strengthening tonic is advertised at a roadside stand claiming to combat weakness and loss of appetite. The product, promoted as a malaria aid, is described as boosting vigor and appetite with bold claims, typical of quack tonic pitches in local markets.
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Hugh M Dorsey
Solicitor’s Office
Worman
Solicitors Office
Ria
Franka
G T Febuary
Ana
Atlanta Constitution
Rusaia
Daméan
Thia
Leo M Frank
L. C. Adier
Cravenette
Mohar Sut
Priestley “Cravenette
Bradford
England
Fourth Ave
E.G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Whitehall Street
Brown & Allen's
Mercer
Japan
R. C. Black
All
Russia
Gary
Tamfuio
Graff and
Teh Cash Grocery Co
Durkes
Welch
Swift
Maxwell House
Goffen
Whitehall
Libby Silced
Bacon
Packi
Forsyth
Lillian Shaw
Jack Hazard
Marble Ward & Curran
Wright & Dietrich
Weith
Coon
Printype
Chicago
Oliver Typewriter
Oliver Typewriter Company
America Rings
Ami Applause
Oliver
Mantha
Wingle
Oliver Ty Cwritar Aelis
da Golog
Axee
SDP
Vnlu
Oliver Typewriter Agency
Auburn Avenue
Fett
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