Georgia Trial Opens on Insanity Defense for Millard Lee
The case against Millard Lee for the killing of Miss Lilla May Shuttles aims to hinge on insanity. Six Atlanta physicians will testify, three for the state and three for the defense, with the jury to decide sanity at 11. If sane now but insane at killing, Lee faces no punishment. if present insanity found, he will be confined until deemed competent for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Lee
Lilla May Shuttles
John 8. Candler
Criminal Superior Court
Georgia
Atlanta
Lee
J. B. Baird
J. J. Knott
B. W. Bizzell
William Perrin Nicolson
T. W. Hubbard
GC. Green
Supreme Court
Charlie Hhs
Arnold
Reuben Arnold
Sulictter Hi
Candler
Mollie Eady Duncan
Henry King
Pittsburg
E. H. DeBray
Tom Butch
John Echols
Lyons Avenue
Catholics Protest Against Phillips Spine School System
The Federation of American Catholic societies in Cleveland fixes next annual meeting date set for August in Chicago. Members and bishops denounce a proselyting Philips spine school system aimed at steering Catholic children from their faith and claim Filipino Catholics receive scant recognition in ministerial appointments and teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messmer
Greenbay
Wis
Federation
Spalding
Peerin
Ishop Forrest
San Antonio
Lod Hard
North Carolina
Giorieux
Boise City
Idaho
Gabriels
Ogdensburg
Hoban
Scranton
Michaud
Burlington, Vt
Donahue
Whesling
Conaty
Catholics University
Washington
Japanese Banker Arrives En Route to London Coronation
Baron Erioht Shibusa wa, a premier Japanese financier, arrived from the west for a London trip to represent the Okō Chamber of Commerce at King Holward's coronation. He will proceed to London after his Chicago stop on June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Chicago
Baron Erioht Shibusawa
London
Oko Chamber of Commerce
Holward
Estill Campaign Aired Georgia Wide From Rabun Gap to Tybee Light
Colonel Estill of Savannah ran a reform, people-centered gubernatorial campaign across Georgia. He won broad support through mass handshakes and county history drives, facing no abuse from opponents. He toured from Glynn to Dade, earning votes, defusing attacks, and becoming a notable Georgia figure despite not clinching the executive seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Rabun Gap
Tybee Light
J. H Estill
Savannah
Aniaque
Colonel Estill
Dade
Darien
Coronel Estill
Hall County
Gainesville
Uttle
Hall
Esti
Estill
Noison
Baetiil
Confederate Veterans’ Association of
S. H. Eastill
Oglethorpeght Infantry
Manassas
Estil
Uma
Hetlit
Terrell
Colonel Estily
Glynn
Decatur
Rabun
North
Colquitt
Miller County
Morning News
Wstill
Miler County
Earth
Machinists Urge Changes at Southern Railway Meeting
The Southern Railway Machinists Association plans a morning meeting to decide what concessions to seek from Southern Railway officials. The group, born from a long strike over a nine hour day and apprenticeship limits, expects to reopen arbitration later and may push for shorter hours. No new grievances are to be discussed and a Washington visit will follow if a schedule is agreed.
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Southern Railway Machinists’ Association
Southern Road
Southern Railway
Gannon
Henry Garrett
Atlanta
New York
Samuel Spencer
Mberty
Southerm
Its
Tom Watson Lecture At Tabernacle Tomorrow Night
Tom Watson, renowned orator and writer, lecturing at Tabernacle Baptist Church under the Henry W. Grady Debating Club. He will discuss the South and its role in United States history, aiming to place southern figures in proper light and inspire a large audience tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Henry W. Grady
Watson
Thomas E. Watson
United States
University Commencement Exercises Set for June 14 to 18
The University of Georgia will hold commencement June 14 to 18 with invitation mailings of the full programme. Railroads offer certificate-plan tickets, full fare out and one third back. Events include sophomore declamation, prize drill, debates, orations, alumni meetings, and a Chancellor’s reception culminating in degree conferrals by Hon. Edward M. Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Georgia
Demosthenian
Phi Kappa Societies
Yilutasa J. Young, DD
Lynchburg
Edward M. Shepard
New York City
A Successful Year at Agnes Scott Institute
Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur Ga closed its scholastic year reporting its most successful season. The student body, formed of high type girls and young women, conducted themselves well. The school promotes thorough education guided by Christian principles. A large share of boarding pupils have booked rooms for next year. Parents are urged to consider Agnes Scott Institute for daughters education and character. Written inquiries may be directed to Rev F H Gaines D D Decatur Ga.
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Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
South
F. H. Gaines
D. D
Board of Citizens Bank Endorses Governor Run Plan
The board of directors of the Citizens' Bank of Savannah, including Colonel Estill, endorsed Major Byats' suggestion for him to explore a governorship bid. By noon the next day they sent dozens of letters to gauge state sentiment and responses were encouraging, followed by Colonel Estill's announcement in The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Bank of Savannah
Colonel Estill
Major Byats
Estiil
PAY TEACHERS WEDNESDAY
Major Slaton and W F Blanton plan to prepare June salary checks totaling 15900 for teachers. Distribution expected by Wednesday as teachers await pay to start summer travel. School materials removal at Boys High to finish tonight followed by janitors’ holidays. Carpentry repairs to begin for September term readiness. McGuire's cafe advert follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
W. F. Blnton
History of Beer From Ancient Times to Lager Quality
The piece traces beer's origins from early brewing by Phoenicians to stone heating methods and the later use of hops in Germany. It notes Odin’s mythic honey beer, regional variations, and the emergence of lager from barley malt and hops. It highlights water quality, cites Atlanta Brewing and Ace Company beers priced at 125 dollars per case and 125 dollars per dozen, and promotes delivery by phone.
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Mehaffey
Germany
England
Charles the Great
Pepin
Charles
Odin
North
Brandenburg
America
Ireland
Iceland
Atlanta Brewing and Ace Company
Astoria
Subcommittees to report at charter revision meeting
General Committee on Charter Revision will hold an important meeting tomorrow at 3 o’clock in city hall. Reports from at least four subcommittees will be received and final action may follow on recommendations. Expected reports include Grady hospital, electrical control, sinking fund, and park committees plus the financial department committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee
General
City Hall
Grady Hospital
Board of Electrical Control Committee
Sinking Fund Committee
Park Committee
Financial Department of
City
W. C. Jarnagin
Board of Health
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Electrical Control
E. W. Martin
Kiser
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Iiray
Maier & Berkele
J .H. Estill
Fleming duBignon
Mr. DuBignon
South Georgia
Major M. Ryals
Colonel Esti
Constitution
Major Ryals
Colonel Estilt
Tom Watson
Aldine Chambers
Henry Grady Debating
Jomin
W. E. Suttles
Henry Grady Debating Club
Zack Lamar Cobb
Colorado
Joseph Hansell Merri
Thomasville
McGuire's
Empire Building
Scouts
Mats
Neogligcoe
Delta
Whitehall Street
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Cumberland Island
Kimball House
Tan Oxfords
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
Dhe
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