Rapp Letters To Blonde Lady Highlight Trial Drama
In Chicago a letter allegedly from Mrs Catherine Dean to Madame Schumann Heink was admitted as evidence in the divorce case against William Rapp Jr. The letters praise Mrs Dean and threaten Damages if Schumann Heink links her name with Rapp. Witness Frances Ashton described scenes of Rapp and Mrs Dean, including handholding and sitting in each other’s laps, while Rapp washed dishes and ran errands for Mrs Dean. The court heard Rapp’s endearing notes and a tainted telephone exchange, with Schumann Heink noting savings and desire for more happiness. The session focused on three core issues: residence, alleged improper relations, and the complainant’s conduct.
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Chicago
Catherine B. Dean
New York
Madame Schumann-Heink
Dean
William Rapp, Jr
Madame Schumann- Heink
Rapp
Mrs. Dean
Rapps
Mrs Dean
Nonnie
Katie
Rascal
Bayreuth
Germany
Deinys of Rapp
Tench
Miss Ashton
Mr Rapp
Nonne
Nonmie
Oeitch Rapp
Mra Dean
Wadesne Schumann- Heink
Happ
Ts Estian
Cage
Billy
Raph
Ashton Vald Rapp
Disney
Huerta orders blockade of Tampico port open by U S
Mexico City reports Huerta decrees Tampico blockade while U S ships including Tacoma and Sacramento trail the gunboats toward the port to keep it open for commerce The Spanish ambassador relayed the decree to Washingt on and officials discuss the impact on mediation talks and arms landings for the constitutionalists in Tampico
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Mexico City
Foreign Office
Legations
Tampico
Huerta
United States
Washington
Tacoma
Sacramento
Puerto Mexico
Badger
Tampco
Huertas
Bryan
Sener Mien
Antilla
Bravo
Zaragosa
Magara Falls
Daniels
Tacomas
Gampico
American State Department
U. S
Vera Cruz
Paducah
Des Moines 18
Des Moines
Veracruz
Tunston
Brownsville
Texas
Clarence A Miller
Luis Caballero
Zaragoza
Hravo
Caballero
Little Joe Brown Speaks At Last On His Next Move
Georgia watchers focus on former governor Joseph M Brown after he declares he will retreat to his Merokee county farm for a week. The brief statement signals no plan for immediate politics, inviting speculation about future actions and possible farm life as a calm contrast to the summer political bustle.
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John M Slaton
Joseph M Brown
Atlant
Merokée County
Joe
Georgia
Big Ben
Little Joe
Mission board receives $10,000 from Nettie Yeoward
New York June report states Miss Nettie Yeoward of Sterling Illinois earned ten thousand dollars sewing and gave the amount to the Methodist Episcopal board of foreign missions for its activities. The seamstress provided the funds and the gift was announced by the board.
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New York
Board of Foreign Missions of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Nettie Yeoward
Sterling
Submarine Tender Tuiton Rolled Out at Foreder Yard
The submarine tender Tuiton, launched at the Forester Shipbuilder yard in Quincy Massachusetts in June, is the first of its type in the U S Navy. Planned as a mother ship for a division of submarines, she carries heavy oil engines. She measures about 228 feet long and is expected to reach about 14 knots.
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Quincy
Mass
Tuiton
Foresder Shipbuilder Company
United States Navy
Dancing Partners Held After Loss Of a Lavalliere
Dancing master Wright alias Van Meeder and his partner Miss Nina Downing were arrested in Albany and Dublin on charges linked to a stolen diamond lavalliere from an Atlanta owner. The pawn broker Nathan Sinkovitz traced the piece to his shop, where a $40 pawn confirmed the theft. Police moved to extradite the suspects as the owner seeks recovery of her jewel.
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Wright
van Meeder
Nina Downing
Albany
Dubline
Atlanta
Decatur Street
Nathan Sinkovitz
Meveere Smappeurn
Sinkovitzs
Lavalliere
Sinkovitz
Hoth
Miss Downing
Dublin
Classified Telephones Directory For Atlanta Readers
For the convenience of Constitution readers a new Want Ad Section opens today. It presents a classified directory of Atlanta professional and business telephone numbers. This weekly directory offers a quick reference across all industries including mercantile and professional lines.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Supreme Court phase in Frank case advances
Judge Ben Hill sustained Hugh Dorsey demurrer to John L. Tye's motion to upset the verdict and dismissed it, delaying Leo Frank’s execution date while a bill of exceptions advances to the Supreme Court. Fudge Will departs for Florida returning within twenty days. the state declares a complete victory.
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Frank
Supreme Court
Ben Hill Yesterdiy
Hugh Dorsey
John L. Tye
Fudge
Florida
Leo Frank
Hill
John Tye
Henry Peeples
Dorsey
Lyons
Leo Mrank
Benji H Hill
Superior Court
Fll
Hii
Georgia Tech Day Proclaimed as City Honors Tech Fund Drive
On a Kansas City corner lot Roey Branson and brothers Hennessy played with stones as improvised targets. Roy Branson threw first and hit a box loaded with dynamite, causing an explosion that killed Roey and blinded Robert and Harry Hennessy in one eye each. Big Sam’s fund drive raised subscriptions at a luncheon, while Mayor Woodward plans to issue a proclamation declaring Tuesday as Georgia Tech Day.
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Kansas City
Roey Branson
Harry Hennessy
Robert Henness
George Hennessy
Branson
Robert Hennes
Roy
Hennessy
Robert
Harry
Woodward
Georgia Tech
Georgia Chancellor David C Barrow Plans Resignation
At a University of Georgia faculty meeting in Athens on June 6 1915 Chancellor David C Barrow announced his intention to resign and send his letter to trustees at the next 1915 meeting. Faculty protests surfaced as members urged reconsideration of his determination. Barrow among the oldest faculty figures and a former dean is 81 years old and long loved by students and alumni.
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Athens
University of Georgia
David C Barrow
Barrow
Lesa
Harry White
Walter Bell
Columbus Highwaymen Murder Roy Palmer
Roy Palmer, a white man, was shot and killed by highwaymen in front of Linwood Cemetery after midnight. His body was found by passersby who heard a pistol shot.
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Columbus Gadunel
Roy Palmer
Linwood Cemetery
Convict Bushee Recaptured After Ten Years On the Run
Georgia escaped convict Thomas P Bushee, who fled a Lowndes County camp for robbery, was recaptured and ordered back to Atlanta. He had influenced two decades of family life while wandering through Tennessee and Georgia before officials located him for return to Rockdale County camp to resume a five year sentence he had served only two of.
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Thomas P Bushee
Georgia
Atlanta
Lowndes County
Busbee
Fie
Georgii
Taman Mies
Soma
BR. M Gardner
Prison Commission
Rockdale
Instrument music banned in Reformed Presbyterian churches
Bloomington and June report adopted by the synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of the United States and Canada bans instrumental music in worship. The committee on psalmody reiterates the church stance against instruments in church services, stating the musical instrument is a symbol of emotion to be done away with.
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Bloomington
Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of the
United States
Canada
Committee On
House of God
J G McKnight
Pittsboro
Georgia Tech Day Aimed At Half Million Atlanta Drive
Atlanta joins a drive to raise 500000 for Georgia Tech with early unsolicited subscriptions totaling 2135. Aimed to reach 100000 from Atlanta in days as Chamber of Commerce directors pledge support. Mayor Woodward proclaims Tuesday as Greater Georgia Tech Day urging citizens to back the campaign and parade banners through the streets.
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Atlanta
J R A Hobson
Georgie Tech
Aes
Georgia Tech
Georgia ‘Tech
Unclear Weather Report From Georgia Sanettled Sunday
The report notes probable thundershowers with gentle to moderate winds. Temperature range given as low 8 and high unknown. Rainfall in past 24 hours shown as 69 inches with deficiencies and other unclear figures.
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Georgia
Tanuirs
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