Frank faces death sentence in Mary Phagan case trial
The Du k editorial notes the murder of Mary Phagan by her boss at a Atlanta factory. Frank is sentenced to hang on April 17 his thirtieth birthday as new affidavits and notes emerge about trial witnesses and alleged coercion.
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George
W. H. Epps
Frank
Hugh Dorsey
Thrower
W. H. Enos
Eatontori
Putnam Power and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Dorsey
Ollock
Edward A. Stephens
Campbell
John Starnes
Epps Brothers
John Corman
Rotary
Epps
State Reformatory
Milledgeville
New Orleans
New York
Ww. H. Epps
Henry
Roy Stubbs
Eatonton
Putnam Jounty
Sir. Stubbs
Stephens
Mr. Epps
George W. Epps
Birmingham
Terry
Lovvorn
Glack
Reformatory
W. A
Mr. Stephens
Black, Starnes and
Defongs
the Constitution
Piedmont Hotel
Tom
Lin Ungle
Georgia
Fulton County
George Epps
Milledgeviile
Alabama
Kelly
Cisse
Beautiful Hair Guaranteed by Danderine Ad
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising dandruff removal and rapid hair regrowth. It claims noticeable shine, softness, and volume after minutes to weeks of use, urging readers to purchase a 25 cent bottle from drugstores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Becker Letter Evidence in Mary Phagan Case
Notes and testimony discuss Becker’s role at the National Pencil factory and the possibility that a second sheet order blank bears his signature or remnants of his name. The defense argues the sheet linked to the murder notes may have been misattributed to Frank, with invoices showing Becker’s authority and order numbering patterns. Leo Frank pleads innocence and questions the justice system’s handling of the case.
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Mary Phagan
Becker
Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
Con
Frank
Conley
Leo M. Frank
Busihees
South Broad Street
Whitehall Street
Whitehall
Yelow
Cotton States Belting & Supply
H. F. Becker
Leo M
National Pencil Factory
Mead
Lemmie Quinn
National Pencil Company
Henry A Alexander
Quinn
Backer
W. Burke
Luther Rosser
Drayman
Alexander
Mc Alexander
Franke
Leo Frank
Georgia
Hleh
Tami
Mary Pragan
Geor.gla
Lfe
Cuticura Soap Helped Eczema Sufferer End Painful Rash
A 1913 testimonial from Mrs. Tweed of Marshall details severe eczema on ears with itching burning and peeling. After trying many medicines she reports relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for four to five weeks with ears becoming cool and soft. The ad touts Cuticura’s effectiveness for skin eruptions and related conditions and offers free samples.
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Marshall
3. C
Great Lakes
Mra. D
Wach
Sin Besk
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Fruit Dealers urged to order direct from grove to boost sales
An advertising solicitation urges fruit dealers to buy oranges and grapefruit directly from a grove claiming superior fruit and higher sales. It promotes a new grapefruit variety and sweeter oranges, urging dealers in every town to place orders now for immediate fruit and later shipments.
Innocent Man Alleges Jury Tainted by False Rumors
The defendant denounces widespread false stories damaging his life and trial. He claims streets gossip influenced jurors and tainted the courtroom, pleading mercy for those who erred while urging justice under law. continuation noted for page three.
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Roy
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