Detective Chief Explains Third Degree to Grand Jury
Detective Chief Newport A Sanford told the grand jury that the old third degree torture methods are past and replaced by science aided confession techniques. Detective Black, linked to the Phozan case, was questioned but remains silent. The probe, tied to the Mary Phagan inquiry, sparks debate on police methods and public scrutiny.
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Mary Phagan
Grand Jury
Newport A. Sanford
Join Black
Headquarters
Phozan
Jucy
Sanford
Constitution
Phagen
James Conley
Newt Lee
Leo Frank
Dorsey
Maola McKnight
Build on a solid foundation for Atlanta real estate
Continued on Page Four. The ad urges sound investment in Atlanta real estate as a basis for fortune. It praises paying a monthly amount toward property, notes population around two hundred thousand, and promises daily guidance in city, suburban, and farm land. Read the Classifieds daily for the best buys and place a want ad to be answered.
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Atlanta
Witness Describes Armored Car Attack in Paint Creek Strife
Charleston June 14 testimony before the Senate mining strike committee recounted the assault on Molly Grove camp when an armored train fired on strikers. Ex-mine guard Lee Calvin said Sheriff Bonner Hill and mine operator Quinn Morton urged him to join the party. Miner Cisco Estep was killed and Mrs Anne Hall wounded.
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Charleston
W. Va
Paint
Cabin Creek
Senate
Molly Grove
Lee Calvin
Cisco Estep
Anne Hall
Calvin
Minera
Bonner Hill
Quinn Morton
Paint Creek
Italian Govt Accepts Thomas Nelson Page as Envoy
Washington reports the Italian government will accept Thomas Nelson Page as American ambassador. President Wilson is expected to send Page’s nomination to the Senate next week. Marquis Confalonieri will host a dinner for the new envoy and Mrs Page on June 21.
Hooper Joins Dorsey Prosecution Of Phagan Murder
Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey announced that Attorney Frank A. Hooper will assist in the Phagan murder prosecution. Hooper, a longtime Atlanta lawyer, has handled numerous notable cases and will oversee solicitors affairs in Dorsey’s absence. The Coleman family, Mary Phagan’s parents, approved Hooper as Dorsey’s associate.
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New York
Hugh M. Dorsey
Frank A. Hooper
Mary Fhagan
Hooper
Dorsey
J. W. Coleman
Colemans
Atlanta
Joseph M. Terrell
Man of Mystery Shoots Self in Macon Home
John W. Brown, described as a man of mystery, killed himself at J. F. Price's house east of Macon after firing a bullet into his brain. Brown had been connected with George A. Whim form and arrived in the area last August without revealing his origin.
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Macon
John W. Brown
J. F. Price
Brown
George A. Whim
Goethals Crisis At White House Split Over Canal Command
Rumors of dissension in the Panama canal commission surround Colonel Goethals chief engineer as he visits the White House to seek President Wilson support. Some officials reportedly oppose his domineering leadership while others back him. The first ship is expected to pass before year’s end, and Oregon's bid to push the battleship through the canal is noted.
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Panama Canal Commission
Colonel Goethals
White House
President Wilson
Canal
Oregon
Congress
Gatun
Surgeons in Pennsylvania sued for cruelty to animals
Five University of Pennsylvania professors and surgeons face charges of cruelty to animals tied to vivisection of dogs. The case, led by the Women's Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, follows a prior arrest of Dr. J. E. Sweet. Warrants may extend to other faculty.
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Philadelphia
Medical Department
University of Pennsylvania
Women’s Pennsylvania
Society For the Prevention of
J. E. Sweet
University
Allen John Smith
B4oward Tyson Reichert
Richard MiNg Pearce, Jr
Alfred M. Richards
John R. K. Scott
Women’s Society
Early Shopping Alert From Downtown Bargains
Weather warms as shoppers plan early trips downtown and at home before noon. Featured items include Women’s satin pumps, trunks, dining chairs, hammocks, sunglasses and hats with reduced prices. miscellaneous housewares and clothing at discounts.
Five Thousand Dollars Vanished In Transit
Detroit report states about 490 in currency disappeared en route to Wyandotte payroll. Amprican Express driver Howard Rushlow was in charge. his wagon was searched but he was not found. A bag of bills and coins were missing from the payroll cask, while a bag of coins remained.
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Detroit
Tung
Wyandotte
Amprican Express Company
Trans Ney
Express Company
Howard Rushlow
Rushlow
Atlanta Chamber to Discuss State Convention on Railroad Property
The Atlanta chamber of commerce calls a meeting for June 19 at Taft Hall to decide if the chamber should convene a state convention on Western and Atlantic railroad property. President Wilmer L. Moore received a letter from W A Wimbish outlining a state-wide, no-advocacy approach and inviting brief talks from informed members.
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Committee On
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Mt Taft
W. A. Witabish
Wilmer L. Moore
Atlanta
Ucarnons
Vnto
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Com
Merce Wi
Signea
William A. Wimbish
Bribe Attempt Charged in Works Case
Santa Barbara June 14 Cal C Ercanbrach was arrested on federal indictment for offering United States Senator John D Works a $1000 bribe to procure him a postmaster appointment. The letter was turned over to Washington by Works and then to U S District Attorney A J McCormick. Ercanbrach, a carpenter, told officers he thought paying a congressman for a job was common practice. He was taken to Los Angeles tonight.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
C. Ercanbrach
United States
John D. Works
Ercanbrich
Senator Works
Warconbrach
Department of Justice
Washington
A. J. McCormick
Grand Jury
Breanbrach
Los Angeles
Insidious lobbyist kicked from Capitol
Washington reports clerks describe a nameless lobbyist booted from the senate document room after demanding a printed indigo turf rates document for the finance committee. Assistant superintendent R. M. Cooper said the man rushed in and threatened with his hand at his hip pocket before being kicked into the hall.
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Washington
Senate
Maldioua
R. M. Cooper
Capitol
Finance Committee
Cooper
Irish Home Rule Opponent Struck by Missile in Leeds
Leeds June 14 Ed ward Cersyn, a leading opponent of home rule for Ireland, was struck on the head by a missile thrown by an unknown assailant as he walked to the town hall. The attack comes amid unsettled conditions and political tension over the issue.
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Leeds
England
Edward Cersyn
Ireland
Two Tragedies Close in Time as Auto Crash Kills Man
A fatal Peachtrea road crash near Dead Man's Curve left one man dead and three injured when a speeding Ford touring car struck a Buckhead trolley, with J. M. Murphey among the deceased. Witnesses say headlights blinded the driver, while Dr A F Hirod rushed the wounded to Atlanta hospital.
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Peachtrea Road
Atlanta
J. M. Murphey
Third Street
Greenberg & Bond
L. J. Hearn
Curran Street
John Christopher
Lees Avenue
A.W. Wofford
Tenth
Hampton Strests
Hearn
Christopher
Hes
Brooke
Wofford
Dr. Elrod
Old Guard Plans Europe Trip Next Summer
The Gate City Guard discusses a peace mission to Europe next summer after a recent trip to northern and eastern U S cities. No definite plans exist yet, but members see the idea as sensible and are debating it.
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Europe
la Guard
Gate City Guard
United States
Emma Hayes Leads Southern W C A Conference in Black Mountain
Miss Emma Hayes secretary of the New York Central W C A spoke to six hundred young women at the second annual southern conference at Black Mountain. She described the wok of the W G A and plans for the future in New York. Visitors toured the George W Vanderbilt estate at Biltmore. sessions continue Sunday.
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Asheville
N. C
Emma Hayes
New Fork
Central
Black Mountain
New York
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Assembly Room for Women in Constitution Building
The rooms in The Constitution building used by Atlanta and Georgia women active in The Woman's Edition have been converted to a permanent assembly room. It will host meetings, large or small, for up to forty people and is centrally located for committees traveling from around the city.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Georgia
Woman’s Edition
Distar
Weather Prophecy at Local Resort Forecast
Weather data fragment outlines a forecast for a local resort with warmer, fair conditions. It lists temperature highs and lows, mean temperature, normals, and rainfall deficits, but details are garbled and some values are missing. The snippet implies a mild increase in warmth and a small rainfall deficit since month start.
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Frank Hooper
Phagan
Hugh Dorsey
Man OF Mystery
Goethals
U. of P
U.S
Works
Pace
Martin
Decherd, Tenn
Third National Bank
T. W. Martin
Father
Old Home
W. W. Martin
Dechord
Tenn
B. S. Canter
Er. H. Martin
Wicki
Dechera
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A. W. Wolfe
Ipso
Wish
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