Frank Case Transmission Delays as Final Steps Loom
The Frank case waits on transmission of remittitur from the Supreme Court. If received Monday, Solicitor Dorsey may move to file for habeas corpus and seek re pronouncement of sentence, possibly life imprisonment instead of death. Defense awaits affidavits and may seek a new trial before Judge Hill, while Burns may arrive Monday to aid investigations. The path remains unsettled with appeals and clemency as potential routes.
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Tudge IiMt
Casa
Wenn Droit Wee
Hill
United States Supreme Court
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Burke
Helen Ferguson
Jim Conley
Mary Phagan
Constitution
Tril
Uaon
Frank
Detenge
Mat Phagan
Sunfay
Ferguson
William J. Burns
Atlanta
Man shoots self with newly bought pistol in MacDonald’s hardware
John Mitchell, 28, prominent Bainbridge native and son of Daniel Mitchell, was hospitalized after a pistol he had just bought discharged in MacDonald’s hardware store. The bullet pierced the bed frame and hit a stove. Doctors condemned his survival, but he stabilizes with no further complications expected. Mitchell reported accidental discharge during handling of the weapon, with flight traced to his new purchase. He has traveled widely, including time in China, and returned last March.
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Ponbilligey
Marek
iSne
Wiah
John Mitchell
MacDonald
Mitchell
Aly
Daniel Mitchell
M. FB. Mitchell
Bainbridge
Asia
China
Brothers killed during experimental flight in France
Lyons France March 1 Pierre and Gabriel Selves Prathers were killed today while testing an experimental light aircraft. A misfire or control error caused the plane to plunge to the ground as the aviators tried an all metal move.
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Lyons
France
Pierre
Gabriel Selves
Prathers
High Wind Sweeps Atlanta On Freezing Day
Atlanta endured a fierce wind and plummeting temperatures on Sunday with unofficial readings near seventeen degrees. Reports from Waterworks, Inman Yards, and nearby stations tracked the cold as King Boreas swept the city, halting traffic and leaving streets deserted as the countdown to a warmer Monday began.
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King Boreas
Weather Bureau
Degrees Waterworks Station
Co. i
Tingf
Names Drug Company
Peachtree and
Tieusten
West Nd Pharmacy
Gordon and Let
Southern Railway
Inman Yards
Hapeville Reformatory
Brown & Allen
Whitehall
Alabama
Ansley
Forsyth Street
Westalb
Moreland
Arctic Blizzard Paralyzes New York Area With Widespread Wires Down
A northeast to northwest storm battered New York and vicinity. Wires down and poles toppled halted telegraph and telephone service, crippling train traffic and ground travel. Three deaths reported from collapsed roofs and accidents. many exposed. 12,000 to 14,000 workers slated to shovel snow next day to restore services.
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Washington
Cape Hatteras
New York
Albany
Weather Bureau
Frigid Wave Sweeps South Forecast For Early Week
Weather bureau forecast a dangerous cold wave sweeping from the north into the eastern states and into the Gulf of Mexico early next week with frost in the south and a warmer rebound by midweek. A second major storm would move from the north Pacific coast toward the central valleys and eastern states toward week end bringing rain and snow.
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Gulf of Mexico
Weather Bureau
Hatteras
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Florida Peninsula
Middle West
North Pacific States
North Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Rocky Mountains
Worst Storm Paralyzes Philadelphia Rail Links
One of the worst storms in years raged in Philadelphia and surrounding areas, halting wire service to eastern ports and freezing rail traffic between Philadelphia and New York. The Pennsylvania Railroad reported 25 to 30 trains stalled between the two cities, with Reading also crippled. The last PA train from New York arrived at 3 p.m., and Reading service had not come in since 3:15 p.m. The storm continued on page two.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading
Pennsylvania
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Stand Unaltered Says Police Chief
Police Chief James L. Heavern states his stance remains unchanged amid Atlanta’s Citizens League platform. He supports the Men and Religion Forward Movement and insists on enforcing the law as written while criticizing press coverage and urging continued public candor.
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Citizens' League of Atlanta
James L. Heavern
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Kanye Ta Blake
Citizens’ League
Atlanta
Marion Jackson
Men and
Worward
Murber
Bulletina
Constitution
Hembree Dies by Morphiine Use After Despair
Datton Ga March 1 Special news: Hembree committed death by his own action at 4 oclock last night by taking morphine. He had just returned from the state farm where he served a sentence and was despondent over domestic affairs. A note directed the disposition of his body and said relatives should be notified. He had been addicted to the drug and had previously attempted similar acts to end his life.
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Hembree
Fife
James Hambledon
Mesteo
OL. Thomas
el Paso
Li. B M. Worehan
Wot. Wayson
J Manis
United States Army
Fort Bliss
Hugh Tgsecort
Davidson
Maivly
Bratens
Washington
State Department
Train Hits Auto Killing Two Women Near Columbus Ga
Two women, Lee Knight and Pauline Crawford, were killed when a Seaboard Air Line passenger train struck their car two miles south of Columbus Georgia around 6 pm. Two men, Hollis and Downs, were injured. The auto was crossing a curved track as the train emerged from a road.
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Columbus
Marah
Lee Knight
Pauline Crawford
Belle
T. Downs
Seaboard Air Line
Hollis
Bethe
Downs
Dodica
Holtia
Memphis Ends Open Saloon Era Under Prohibition Law
Memphis Tennessee reports that 576 of 700 revenue licenses were surrendered to the County Attorney General as the nuisance act took effect ending the open saloon. Saloons closed at midnight as soft drink outlets opened, and licensed wholesalers, druggists and river steamers retained licenses to ship out of state under the new Prohibition rules.
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Memphis
Tenn
Z N Estes
Tennessee
Sellme Bauer
Panama Delegates Greet King Alfonso at Expo Audience
Commissioners of the Panama-Pacific exposition were granted an audience with King Alfonso who greeted them cordially. The delegation plans to depart after meetings and discussions about the expo.
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Alfonso
Tomer
Benton Probers Barred By Mexican Rebels From Examining Corpse
Juarez March 1 Benton commission barred from Chihuahua to inspect slain Briton’s body by rebel order. Commanding officer Fidel Avda refused trains passage. doubts and rumors arose over delay as Villa and Carranza power dynamics affect inquiry. Washington discussions between President Wilson and Secretary Bryan followed.
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Juarez
Mexico
Benton Investigative Commission
Chihuahua
Fidel Avda
EL Paso
Ei Paso
Juavex
Jas
Venustang Carranza
Francisco Villa
Villa
Chihualva
Benton
Marion Leteher
George Carothers
State Department
Nis
Great audience attends opening of Bible meeting
A large audience gathered for Atlanta's world famous March Bible conference opening at the Baptist Tabernacle. Dr Sol Dickey presided as sessions began with speakers from Boston to Colorado and notable figures including Dr Campbell Morgan, Rev Mel Trotter, Dr Frank Palmer, Dr Russell Conwell, and Dr G Campbell Morgan. The day highlighted cross denomination collaboration and the event's broad international significance.
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Atlanta
Baptist Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Sol Dickey
Boston
Colorado
Ehurch
Notnd Fible A Povertis
Campbell Morgan
London
England
Euch
Lncal Church
Morgan
Bible Conference
Broughton
de. Morgan
United States
Nut
Ng Pyng Choo
Sun Yat Sen
Choo
America
San Francisco
Hoo
Sibla
Mel” Trotter
Frank Palmer
Winona Bible Conference
Gordon
Russell Conwell
Baptist Temple
Philadephia
Camden Cobern
Meadville
G. B. Stuart
William , Souper
G. Campbell Morgan
The
Palmer
Melrotter
Crobern
Cooper
Re Pyng Choo
Baptist Tabernacle ‘Choir
Stuart
Eatter Wall
Big Bettel Church
Mell Trotter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Atlant
Wesley Memorial Tabernacle
Senate Seat Sought by Gifford Pinchot
Milford Pa March 1 Gifford Pinchot former Sumiet forester of the United States announced his candidacy for United States senator. Pinchot pledged to support progressive reforms and spoke at a conference in Harrisburg urging regular party guidance and reform in state government.
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Gifford Pinchot
Milford Pa
Gifford Pinshot
Sumiet Forester
United States of
Ight
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Washington Warty
Omirec
Ma Pinchot Cu
Progressorth
Regolus
Tou Adopts
Harriabuty
Weather Prophecy Fath And Colder Across Regions
Forecasts predict colder weather across Georgia and nearby areas with cooler east portions. Virginia and North Carolina see colder conditions in the east on Tuesday, while South Carolina notes cooler temperatures beginning Monday. Alabama and Mississippi expect Tuesday to be cloudy and warmer, with unsettled conditions continuing into Monday. Tennessee and Kentucky show mixed signals with Monday cooler and Tuesday variable temperatures.
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Virginia
North Carolimas
East
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Keniucky
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