Verdict Voiced as Lawmakers Fight Frank Case
Lawyers clash over the Frank verdict with Dorsey arguing a constitutional right to the defendant’s presence at delivery, while Tye contends the motion to set aside is a legitimate, nontechnical remedy. The hearing stretched into afternoon sessions as authorities cited cases on a prisoner’s presence.
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Ben H
Bolletter Dorsey
Dorsey
John L. Tye
Tye, Peoples & Jordan
Henry C. Peeples
State of Georgia
Cawthorne
Frank
Hil
Lyons
Supreme Court
Hill
Lyona
Roan
Miller
Njury
Tye Bean
State of
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United States
Lkely
Blecking
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Lattla Dia
Panama Colonists Consider Sumter County Settlement
Americas June 5 that 300 Panama colonists seeking Georgia land will move to Sumter county. A colonization committee bought options on the Huguenin plantation near Americus, about 6000 acres. The purchase price is 150000 dollars for the Sumter estate owned by Carolina investors.
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Panama
Georgia
Sumter County
Colonization Committee
Americus
C. F. Jackson
Central Railway
Sumter
Carolina
Youthful Adair Meets Champion Whitney Today
Perry Adair, 35 year old Atlanta youth, faces Nelson Whitney in the final round for the 1914 Southern Golf Association championship in Memphis. Adair defeated George W. Rotan 4 up and 3 to play, while Whitney edged Jacoby 4 up and 3 to play. Rotan led early but Adair rallied, crowd roared as Adair won 1 up at meeting end.
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Tenn
Perry Adair
Atlanta
Nelson Whitney
South
Southern Golf Association
Adair
George W. Rotan
Waco
Texas
Whitney
Louis Tacoby
Dallas
Rotan
Jacoby
New Orleans
Ratan Geta
Lend Lares
Ratan
George W. Adair
Ida
Texan
Ada
Atlantas
Retan
Perry Tokes
American Vessel Allowed to Land Arms at Tampico
Washington reports indicate the American schooner Sunshine landed ammunition at Tampico for the Mexican constitutionalists without U S interference. Officials would not confirm but noted Tampico open port policy remains. Antilla en route with arms to Carranza forces. no protest from mediators or Secretary Bryan. Admiral Badger ordered to monitor Huerta gunboats. no Tampico action yet.
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Sunshine
Galveston
Tampico
United States
State
Navy Department
Antlila
Carranza
Huerta
Badger
Puerto Mexico
Alvarado
Bryan
State Department
Biand
Gay
Antilla
Funston
Yuranga
Bavaria
Carl Buenz
Hamburg-American Company
Buenz
Germany
Vera Cruz
Ypiranga
Mexico
Thepiranga
Hye
Garrison
Garrison Told Mr. Buenz
Extra Bonus Vote Offer Ends Tonight in Contest
The Constitution campaign notes a two hundred thousand extra votes per $30 to $39 subscription club, with the offer ending at midnight. Active candidates urged to push new subs today, as many nominees remain inactive and will be reduced. continued on Page Four.
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Yachtsman Smuggles Arms to Ulster in Morning Raid
Belfast reports a daring gun running by an Irish yachtsman delivering 3000 Mauser rifles to the Ulster Volunteers. A portion landed south of Donaghadee, most rifles delivered in Belfast amid police eyes, volunteers removing cases. British troops rushed to Belfast as Ulster unionists threaten war after home rule moves.
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Belfast
Uister “Volunteers
Ulster Unionist Volunteer Army
Thomas declines run for governor from Valdosta
Judge W F Thomas of Valdosta announces he will not seek the governor’s race this year. He says he can serve better from the bench given many currents in state politics and strong sectional supports for various candidates. He notes friends urged him to run, but personal conviction and conditions prevent entry, though he appreciates wide interest.
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Valdosta
W. £. Thomas
Thomas
South Georgia
Particlam
Ask The Constitution Where to Live Rooming House Infor Notice
The Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information calls for public consultation on housing options. Free listing service invites inquiries about rooms for rent. Contact Telephone Main 5000 or Atlanta 5901 for details and eligibility.
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Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
Suffragettes Bomb and Arson Alarm Across Britain
In June London suffragettes attacked church property, burning Breadsall near Derby and placing a bomb at Dudhope Castle near Dundee. Sylva Pankhurst spoke in Canning Town pledging to remain on the House of Commons steps without food until Asquith received a deputation. The National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies funds elections to oppose liberal candidates while backing labor. A Lady Blomfield’s daughter created a sensational Buckingham Palace scene last night.
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Breadsall Church
Derby
Dudhope Castle
Dundee
John Graham
Clayerhouse
Sylva Pankhurst
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
Labor Party
National Union
Asquith
Ming Mary Blomfeld
Sara Louisa Blomfield
Sir Arthur Blomfeld
Buckingham Palace
Felder Comes Out for Prohibition in Georgia Senate Race
Griffin Georgia June 5 Special Hon Thomas S Felder declares firm support for prohibition and vows to back national dry legislation to bar whiskey shipments if elected to the senate He says he will not accept liquor industry funds but opponents criticize a past vote against the current prohibition law A heated scene unfolds as Elliott refuses to introduce Felder prompting a courier to deliver a personal visit and a continued report on page three
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Griffin
Thomas S. Felder
Senate
J Mc Felder
Thomas M. Hi Hott
Elliott
Kelder
Felder
Ethart
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Felder
Rexall Delegates Laud Atlanta Hospitality and Prices
Rexall convention leaders praise Atlanta for its courteous treatment and home atmosphere, predicting the 1915 gathering or the following year. William C. Neilly cites Mayor Woodward and local citizens for making delegates feel welcome and well used during the adjourned session, contrasting with typical convention city practices.
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Rexall
William C. Neilly
Rexall Conventions
Mr. Neilly
Constitution
Sue
Antitrust Bills Framed by Wilson Pass House Vote
The House approved three administated antitrust measures with large majorities as opposition fell away at final test. The railroad stock and bond measure passed 325 to 12 while the others went unanimously. debate noted interlocking directorates and state regulation concerns. The Senate is expected to amend the bills further.
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Washinston
Lune
Adamson
Georgia
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Bartlett
South Carolina
State Commerce Commission
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Commere
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New York
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Barton
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Crampton
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Davis
Dillon
Fair
Kest
Frese
Weather Prophecy Thunder Show Saturday and Sunday
Georgia forecasts thunder showers likely Saturday and probably Sunday. Local Weather Report notes low and high temperatures and rainfall data. Deficiency figures are recorded after the first of the month and since January 1.
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Georgia
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