Dictagraph Plot and Atlanta Police Probes
The article details affidavits by Surles and Felder regarding dictagraph use in the Phagan murder case. It describes installation on May 21, 1913, removal May 22, and notes expectations of Gentry's return to Atlanta. Officials debate perjury charges and grand jury action to uncover alleged conspiracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Deponent
Sanford
Willams House
Phagan
Mepanent Turther
Seid Instatlaflan
Surles
D. Co. Chestnut
Fulton County
Georgia
Felder
Conne
Lanford
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Southern Ball Telephone Company
Gentry
Beavers
Washington
National Police
Auanta
Atlanta
Miles
Sebuary
Bre
Grand Jury
Mayer Woodward
Eeang
Police Commission
George Gentry
Constitution
Diacua
Ecity
Ad Men Receive by The President
Newspaper men and advertising writers at the Associated Ad Clubs convention vow to clean up newspaper advertising. The report outlines rules for truth in circulation, reliable ads, and ban on deceptive claims. Chicago pledges $50,000 for 1915. Atlanta showcases displays and hosts officials at the White House luncheon with President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Fred Houser
Baltimore
Associated Ad Clubs
James’ Kealey
Chicago Tribune
Ada
Chicago
The
Commerce Association
Meludies
Maryland
Gwynn Oak Park
Howard
White House
Wilson
Albert & Adams
L. D. Hicks
Misa Eleanor Montgomery
Richmond
Jack Lewis
Harry Goodhardt
John Temple Graves
Willard
Ivan Allep
Convention Bureau
George Harris
Photographers’ Association of America
Kansas City
Sugar lobbyists press free sugar policy hearing case
Witnesses accused Wilson and sugar interests of shaping policy after raising funds in Louisiana to back free sugar. Dickinson said many senators favored free trade while finance committee members leaned yes. The anti free sugar campaign enlisted diverse groups from mule raisers to dredge builders to urge letters and telegrams. Further testimony planned, including Frank C. Lowry tied to the Federal Sugar Refining Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing
Chairman Overman
Mr. Dickinson
Louisiana
Wilson
Williams
Dickinson
Senate Finance Committee
Missouri
North Carolina
Frank C. Lowry
New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Submarine Breaks Endurance Record Off Long Beach
At Long Beach California on June 11 a new underwater endurance record was set by a six man crew aboard a craft that rested on the ocean bottom for thirty six hours before surfacing at 6 p m. The previous record was twenty four hours set by the United States submarine Octopus in 1907.
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Long Beach
Cal
United States
Forty-Nine Tried at Once in West Virginia Martial Law Inquiry
Testimony in a wartime inquiry recounts secret sessions and sealed findings sent to the governor. Adjutant General Charles D. Elliott describes military trials, the suspension of civil courts, and the use of martial law in Paint Creek and Cabin Creek areas amid a miners strike.
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Wenner
New Jersey
Captain Morgan
Iran
Mr. Monnet
Borah
Senator Borah
Charles D. Elliott
Berah
Pacnage
Paint
Cabin Creek
Brad
Nis Peona
Kenyon
Thi R
Elliott
West Virginia
Kanawha
Raleigh
Fayette
Glasscock
Ejiit
Robert Hartigan
Hatfield
Sala
Eliott
Belcher
Mr. Belcher
Paint Creek
Millett
Ksen
Mucklew
Paint Rock
Paul Bartlett to Practice Law in Atlanta
Paul L Bartlett a 1912 University of Georgia alumnus has been admitted to the Georgia bar and will practice in Atlanta with Moore and Branch sharing offices in the Peters Building He is son of Judge Ja L Bartlett longtime Tallapoosa circuit presiding judge and may hold LL B from Atlanta Law School His friends predict a bright legal career before him The text ends with a stray quip about a woman and secrets or money.
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Paul L. Bartlett
University of Georgia
Georgia
Atlanta
Moore & Branch
Peters
Patt Bartlett
Ja. L. Bartlett
Tallapoosa
Atlanta Law School
Assassins Kill Turkish Grand Vizier in Constantinople
Constantinople June 13 Mahmoud Schefket Pasha Turkish grand vizier and minister of war was shot and killed by assassins. His aide de camp Lieutenant Ibrahim Bey also died. Prince Said Halim appointed grand vizier ad interim as other ministers kept portfolios. Official account describes car delay at Bayezid and Divan You square, ten shots fired, Pasha died within half an hour, Lieutenant Torshim Bey also killed. Topal Tewfik arrested, weapons found.
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Constantinople
Mahmoud Schefket Pasha
Hie
Ibrahim Bey
Said Halim
Councl
Sublime Port
Bayezid
Divan You Square
Grand Vizier
Ministry of War
Torshim Bey
Mahmour
Shelket Pasha
Anna Hamed Topal Tewfik
Nie
Schref
Bayezid Square
Senefket Pasha
Topal Tewfik
Emory College Commencement Concludes With Honors
Emory college concluded its seventh-sixth session with commencement exercises in Oxford Georgia six graduates earned degrees. J A Tilly won the orator’s medal and Ph B magna cum laude awarded to Tel C Kimball. Several graduates received cum laude honors. notable honorees included J B Mallet J W Richardson A Kumble R R Van Landingham. President Dickey announced LL D to Col Nat H Harris and D D to Rev Hoyt M Dodds. Various medals and prizes were awarded to multiple students.
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Oxford
Emory College
Claas
Garfield
J. B. Mallet
Jackaan
J. W. Richardson
Fortson
G. F. Robeson
Murrayville
J. A Tilly
Decatur
Rk, van Landingham
Cairo
Forsyth
J. A. Tilly
R. R. van Land- Ingham
Subfreshman
J. W. Rogers
A. 5. Howell
J.C. Bowle
C. D. Cade
M. R. Emington
J. Jaye
W. W. Martin
O. Sealy
L. H. Ware
L. &. Woodbright
R. P. Etheridge
J. D. Hart
J. M. Monfort
L. Humble
P. E. Barney
T. . Rogers
H. C. Lowell
H W. Strozier
FA. Wilson
G 0. Wright
H. G. Milington
T. C. Kimball
J. 8. Mallet
J. W. Fienardson
GF. Rabesan
J. Rumble
J. A. Tily
RB. R. van Landingham
Joel B. Mallet
Alpha Epsiton Upstton
Dickey
Nat Hi. Harris
Maton
Hoyt M. Dodds
Kansas City
Reppard
D. Rumble
Co. L. Glenn
Sanders
C. L. Mifidjebrooks
Garland F. Robeson
Reeves Chemical
T. B. Magath
Taylor
H. C. Sewell
F. P. Rivers
M. R. Eleington
Alumni Association
Board of Trustees
Joseph Stewart
Under New Webb Law Officers Seize Beer
Dalton Ga June 11 Special two large shipments of beer were seized today by local officers under the federal Webb act due to home proximity to territory less arid. Dalton consistently receives wet goods and disturbances have followed. The goods are stored in a vault at the courthouse. Another shipment disappeared before steps could be taken.
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Dalton
Special
Ita
Juarez Threatened by Rebel Attack from Ojinaga Forces
Rebels near the Texas border divide into three groups totaling about 1,000, advancing from the Ojinaga district toward Juarez with plans to attack. Villa, Chao, and Hernandez mobilized fifty miles from Chihuahua City while Federal positions report several engagements and casualties in northern Mexico.
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el Paso
Texas
Rocpa
Juarez
Febens
Fort Hills
Guadaloupe
Fort Hancock
Ojinaga
Forbbio Ortega
Presidio
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua State
Chihuahua City
Villa
Chao
Hernandez
Tifton Fair Proposed for June Meeting
A mass meeting of Tifton business leaders and citizens is planned for June 19 to discuss holding a fair in Tifton. The call emphasizes community input on the proposed event and its location.
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Tifton
Jung
Tifton Thie Tal
Strengthening the System to Withstand the Heat
Fragmentary text suggests a claim that strengthening the system improves resilience, enriches the mood, and fortifies the body against depriving effects. The garbled wording mentions QROYD products and terms like taste logs and tonnc, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qroyd
Waycross Man Seeks 325000 From Mexico
Alex K Sessoms, president of the Waycross and Western ranch in Mexico, travels to Washington to press a claim against the Mexican government for damages. He cites raids by federals and revolutionists resulting in about 325000 in losses over two years, including destroyed ranch houses and stolen provisions. He reports white workers fled for safety during raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Alex K. Sessoms
Waycross and Westers
Mexico
Washington
Georgia
Sessoms
Mexicco
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Ifeaenanic
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Southern Rurallat
Farm Journal
William Schrey Howard
New Willard
Secretary of the Treasury
W. G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin P. Lane
Paul Bartlett
Mahmoud Schefket
Aide de Camp
EMORY
Decatur Boy
New Webb
Federala
Bagie Pass
Tellez
Coronel Jesus Carranza
Bustementas
Waycross Man
Sandard
Grove
Ste
Will Rofhm
Bud Fisher
Ino
Atee Burke Baye
Plot Pickens & Co
Stemer
Sewell
Sewell Col
Co. Etalt
Catur St
Johnson Motor Car Company Distributors
Peachtree St
Acianta Phone Ivy
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Oppenheim Clear Co
East
Alahaws St
Bath
H. H. Cone, Inc
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America
Byrd
West Alabama
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