No Clemency Plea Planned for Frank Says Counsel
Counsel for Leo Frank told The Constitution there will be no clemency plea to Judge Ben Hill at resentencing and no plan to seek a life sentence. The defense expects Rosser to return from Washington and consults with Arnold and Haas before deciding any further action. The article notes Frank’s buoyant mood over affidavits and a Times editorial responding to criticism from Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
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Leo Frank
the Constitution
Ben Hill
Reuben Arnold
Frank
Hull
Rosner
Luther Z. Rosser
Atlanta
Washington
New York
Herbert Haas
Metropolis
Atlant
Trosser
Heuben Arnold
Leonard Haas
Dorsey
Attornes Wallan Simth
Jim Conley
Thrower
George Epps
Epps
Betery
Superior Court
Arnold
Ife
Mr. Rosser
Constitution
Ethel Harris Miller
Conley
Mary Phagan
Pencis
Prophet Daniel Shocks Paris Urging Bible Reading
A tall German in a long black gown proclaimed himself the Prophet Daniel in Boulevard Saint Germain Paris causing a standstill. He waved a red printed message predicting a great wind and upheaval for Svervene and urging passersby to read the gospel before police took him into custody.
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Paris
Prophet Daniel
Boulevard Saint Germain
Dr Stuart on Brotherly Love at Bible Conference
Dr George Stuart of Knoxville spoke to about 3000 at a Bible conference on Brotherly Love. He said Freemasonry and secular orders borrow from the Bible and that church brotherhood outweighs worldly fraternities. He urged living by love, noted rising world brotherhoods, and critiqued hypocrites while praising reform waves and Christian unity.
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George Stuart
Knoxville
Stuart
Shakespeare
Brotherhood
Church
Brotherhood of the
Greek Fraternities
North
Christ
Finn
Sluart
Mheermug
Mesbt
Dr. Stuart
Jidwin Poteal
South Carolina
Atlanta
F. N. Palmer
Mett Trotter
Glynn proposes unemployed aid bill with state employment bureaus
Albany March 6 Governor Glynn asks legislature to enact a measure creating a state labor department bureau of employment headed by a capable director. The plan envisions public employment offices with an advisory panel of employers and labor, ensuring aid to applicants even amid strikes. A separate item reports Joseph Albers of the radical group in New York’s jail for thirty days for disorderly conduct after clashes near churches.
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New York
Bureau of Employment
State Labor Department
Albany
Glynn
State Department of Labor
Albers
Ein
Joseph Albers
Frank Penbaum
Trdustnal Workers of the World Army
Jal
Campbell
St Alphonsus Church
Tannenbaum
St. Alphonsus Church
Loan Society Officers Attack Police Over Robbery Report
Jefferson Loan Society officials denounce police conclusions on Thursday morning hold up as very improbable. Manager A Hall and chief clerk L Steinberg insist the robbery story is accurate and use the police denials as an alibi for failure to capture the thief. They say they called the police to give them a chance to prove themselves.
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Jefferson Loan Society
A. Hall
The
Loan Society
L Steinberg
Miner Spy Revelations Tie Dinamited Plots to Labor Strife
Arthur Langowaski, 41, testifies before the federal strike committee in Denver that he took $3 a day from coal operators while dynamiting for the United Mine Workers and spying on both sides. He admits coordinating with Sopris UMW local officers to plan explosions but declares fear of being shot and describes payments from both sides for information.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur Langowaski
United Mine Workers of America
Yout
Wangowski
Sopris
United Mine Workers
Montgomery Mesingate
Sénate
Montgomery Mesingale
Arthur Langowski
Jay
Jim
L Asso
Biyimgine
Langowsky
Tunver
Colorado
Evel
Tren
Cuyrparn
Old Man Confesses to 1885 Wife Murder in Meadville Case
The 82 year old John Turner told Rev John Cook that he killed his wife at Ginestile in 1885 with a club during domestic trouble. He was tried at Meadville but acquitted after family testimony claiming death from a fall. The district attorney was informed.
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John B. Cook
Methodist Episcopal Church
Girard, Pa
J. Q. Wait
John Turner
Jim
Ginestile
Turner
Mr Cook
Tus
Lineaville
Food prices near twenty four year peak in 1918 decline slightly
Washington report shows retail food prices in forty cities peaked on November 1 1918. By late 1918 the average remained well above the previous year with declines in eggs corn meal and milk but most items stayed high. Comparisons with 1913 1912 1911 show large rises in potatoes fresh meats and lard while sugar butter and flour edged down.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Arden
Avraga
Department of Commerce
Habeas Corpus Writ Denied for Mother Jones in Strike Case
In Trinidad Colorado Judge A W Mc Hendrie denies the writ of habeas corpus for "Mother" Jones the strike leader held under military guard at San Raphael hospital The court remands the prisoner to General John Chase commander of the state militia in the strike zone Attorney F W Clark granted sixty days to prepare a bill of exceptions for the supreme court
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Trinidad
Colo
District Court
A. W. McHendrie Denis
Jones
San Raphael Hospital
John Chase
F. W. Clark
United Mine Workers of America
Supreme Court
Alaska railroad bill moves to senate after house adoption
In Washington on March, the conference report on the Alaska railroad bill was adopted by the house and now advances to the senate. The action marks a key step in funding and regulatory decisions for Alaska transportation projects.
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HOUSE
Alaska
Washington
March
Senate
Dr Strut to Visit Atlanta For Suffrage Meeting
National Woman Suffrage Association president Dr Anna Howard Shaw cannot attend the southern campaign due to an accident. Jane Addams replaces her on the delegation and will speak at Birmingham March 9–10 and Atlanta March 11–12.
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Anna Howard Shaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
South
Shaw
Jane Adgams
Dehaw
Aliss Addams
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Browns Defeat Chicago 9 to 3 in St Louis Game
St Louis 9, Chicago 3. St Pen rivers in, and strong pitching and defense helped the Browns defeat the Chicago National League club. The Browns won 9 to 3, leaving the series even at two wins apiece. Score by innings shows St Louis rallying for the victory as Chicago faltered with miscues and pitching disruptions.
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Hamilton
James and
Manning
Agnew
Cossin
Ready Today Charming Suits Dresses and Hats for the Youngs Folk
Ready today charming display of suits dresses and hats targets youngfolk in the Junior Department on the Third Floor. The shop emphasizes serious attention to youthful style and buyers benefit from Chamberlin Johnson DuBose buying power. Children and mothers are invited to view the new fashions and make friends with the store.
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Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Co
New Junior Suits Priced From Fifteen Dollars
Prices begin at 15.00 for neat serge junior suits and rise through 17.50 18.50 20 22.50 25 up to 46. Colorings include navy old blue Copenhagen nattier tango tan brown rose green and black white checks. Little bolero and Etin coats feature varied sleeves such as kimono set-in and drop shoulder with smart yoke. Skirts show tiers tunics with plaited and shirted ruffles.
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Copenhagen
New Dresses for the Young Miss
The junior miss will favor one piece dresses this spring with gingham patterns and simple lines for school wear priced from a dollar amount upward. Morning dresses in cotton crepe voiles and ratines span $5 to $10 while afternoon styles feature taffeta crepes lace nets and chiffon with ruffles and tucks.
Children’s Hats Opening Days
Mothers will find tomorrow many touches that are unusual in hats. Soft crowns of Dresden silks, pertly turned brims, and a little flower cluster near the edge or underneath the brim. Also Milan and chip straws with “every-day” hats of rough straws trimmed with ribbons and feathers.
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Dresden
Milan
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Trank
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Rosser
Public Service Corporation
New England
Middle West
Phasan
Becker
Rosenthal
Amblers
Charlie
Ttosenthal
Hoosenthal
Cheney
Prophet
Law Bros
Madras
M. Hott Shoe CO
Manchester
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
UNION
Mother” Jones
DR. Strut
Jane Addams
St. Louis
Chicago
Luther Burbank
California
Nature
Burbank
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