Licenses Granted for Near Beer Saloons and Locker Clubs in Atlanta
General council approved 152 renewals for near beer saloons with four dissenting votes while a lobby over locker clubs paused all twenty renewal applications to an adjourned session next Monday. Mayor Woodward reportedly opposes joint operation of pool rooms with near beer venues, and debates over salaries for public school teachers continued with policy changes and proposed reforms.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
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Claude Ashley
Board of Education
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Supreme Court invalidates grandfathers clause in voting cases
Washington June 22 Supreme Court declares Oklahoma and Annapolis Maryland laws restricting voting rights based on race or ancestral eligibility unconstitutional. Chief Justice White states pre Fifteenth Amendment conditions cannot be carried forward. Decision upholds convictions of two Oklahoma officials and awards damages to three Maryland voters. Continued on Page Nine.
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Annapolis
White
South
Soliier
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Olahams
Maryland
Annapolia
Justice White
Constitution Advertising Appeals to Bargain Hunters
The article extols shoppers who pride themselves on getting more for less. It frames bargain hunting as a widespread trait, especially among women, and presents Constitution Advertising as the guide to prudent spending and smart shopping before downtown visits.
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Constitution
Convicts in Uproar Over Honor System Break at State Penitentiary
At the state penitentiary 1600 convicts were locked in cells and 1300 main dining hall inmates shouted threats against Jos Campbell the sole suspect in the fire death of Mrs Odette Bordeaux Allen wife of the warden. Guards quelled the disturbance with clubs as coroner’s inquest on the burned body continued.
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Jos Campbell
Walter Edwards
Nezro
Edmund Allen
State
Campbell
Convita
Allen
Odette Marie Bordeaux
Merry Widow
P.D. Clarkson
Fidwards
Michael Kane
Publisher W. H. Rand Dies in Connecticut
New Haven June 21 W H Rand longtime head of Hana McNally Co publisher died at his daughter Mrs Henry W Chappell home after a period of illness Friends recall his work in the local printing and publishing industry during his career
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New Haven
Conn
H. Rand
Hana, McNally & Co
Henry W. Chappell
Attorney for Becker Sees Whitman Today
Albany June 31 reports Martin T Manton attorney for Charles Becker on death row for Herman Roventhal murder will confer with Governor Whitman in private at the executive chamber tomorrow. A public plea for life of Becker expected after the lawyers talk with the governor and Mrs Becker likely to join later.
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Albany
Martin T Manton
Charles Becker
Herman Roventhal
Whitman
Mantan
Five Death Sentences Upheld in Mississippi Executions Set
Jackson Mississippi reports the state supreme court affirmed five death sentences today with August 6 named for execution. J Johnson and Tabor, both white men, were convicted of murder in Warren County and against a daughter in law respectively, while three Black defendants were also sentenced to die for racially related killings.
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Miss
Mia~ Will Supreme Court
J. Johnson
A. E. Brewer
Warren County
Tabor
Blockade Denounced by American Importers
New York June 21 Importers of goods from Germany and Austria met and passed a resolution protesting belligerents interfering with non contraband goods shipped from neutral ports in neutral vessels to U S ports. The protest follows the British order in council and aims toward President Wilson.
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Germany
Austria
Wilton
Porte
United States
German Specialist Cares For Sultan In Constantinople
Berlin reports Professor Jamea Adolf Israel, renowned German specialist, is at the side of Sultan Mehamed in Constantinople. Commissioned by the Turkish embassy on June 11, he sits at the Vizier Kiosk? to tend the ruler through the end of next week.
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London
Jamea Adolf Israel
Sultan Mehamed
Constantinople
Tasesblatt
Turkey
Israel
Vildia
Teutons Close In On Lemberg As Russians Retreat
London reports Austro German forces tighten ring around Lemberg with Russian withdrawal orders north and south. Foe advances near Skemierek and Rawka, while Grand Duke Nicholas pulls back from Grodek and the Dniester line. In the west Paris notes French gains near Arras and in Lorraine, with progress at Metzeral and Argonne bombardments.
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Argonne
Paria
Pope Benedict on War Acts and Peace Hope
The interview published in Paris quotes Pope Benedict expressing horror at wartime acts including the sinking of the Lusitania and the bombardment of Louvain. He calls for neutrality for the Vatican, urges peace, and notes Belgian hostages and Allied blockades harming civilians while warning against future condemnations of crimes. The pope emphasizes neutrality, restraint, and the search for truth amid conflicting reports.
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la Liberte
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Louis Lamaple
Roma
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Mercder
Malines
von Bisning
Belgium
Lualtawl
Eushania
France
Italy
Queston
Frank Starts Prison Work Amid Crowd Dispersed by Militia
Atlanta’s day of turmoil follows Leo M. Frank’s commutation as crowds of about 1200 moved toward Governor Slaton’s Buckhead home. Police arrested many. Major Catron and Lt. Parker were injured by missiles. Frank arrived at Milledgeville to begin a life sentence, praising the governor and asserting his innocence.
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Arnold Parker
Slaton
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
John M. Slaton
Buckhead
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Brick
4. T. Catron
Hest
Senate Chamber
Sherif Mangum
Milledgeville
Segerta
Mangum
Macon
Meledgeville
Dell
Amt
Prison Commission
J. M. Burke
Smith
Guarda
Dorseys Statement On Slaton And Frank Clemency
Solicitor Hugh M. Dorsey issued a statement denouncing clemency for Leo M. Frank and explaining why he opposed the governor's commutation. He notes Frank's guilty verdict upheld by multiple courts and says he did not plea before the pardon board, citing influence to overturn justice. He mentions Governor Slaton and the law firm Rosser Slaten Phillips.
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Slaton
Dorsey
Frank
Newnan
Marietta
Woodstock
Valdosta
Mary Phagan
John B. Slaton
Leo M. Frank Cane
Hugh M. Dorsey
State Board of Wardens
Leo Frank
Supreme Court of Georgia
State Supreme Court
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Supreme Court of
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Paredon Board
Courts of Justice
Veraid
Pardon Board
Justier
Slaten
Rosser, Slaten. & “Phillips
Weather Prophecy FAIR Washington June 31 Forecast
Weather forecast from Washington reports fair interior conditions with probable showers along the coast Tuesday. Variable temperatures are noted with lower and higher readings, mean temperatures around 71.7 degrees, with rainfall of 24 hours totaling. excess and deficiency figures are given for the month and year.
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Mendin
Aegee
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