Smith defends Conley from Burns interview claims
In a tense interview frame Smith, Conley’s advocate, insists Burns must be present only in Conley’s attorney’s presence. He will not permit questioning without proper safeguards. The case centers on whether Burns can pursue answers about Frank and the Phagan inquiry while protecting Conley and avoiding coercion.
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Tts
William J Burns
Jm Coates
Frank Cane
William M Smith
Smith
Toe
Burns
Conley
Frank
Hping
Seth
Burns Wall
Te Negroe Attemp
Fe Deiweine
Conley Sunil Weid
Buns la
Jase
Touh
Theo
Franks
Brank
Lowles
Migros
Tim
Ita
Leo Trank
Conley Burne
Lary Phagan
Councils
Lawton Walle
Ety Council
Mary Phagan
Barnett
Boys Flying Kite Cause Atlanta Citywide Power Loss
A boy flying a large kite with a long string and a metal blade cut the air near Ashby street, burning out switches at the Ashby street station and overloading Alabama street, plunging downtown Atlanta into darkness for over forty minutes yesterday afternoon. Investigators traced the fault to the lines near Davis Street school and restored service within thirty minutes of the break, with no traffic delays reported.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Ashby Street
Hite
Davis Street School
Alabama Street
Eitm
Attempted Kiss Costs Police Officer Dearly
Officer W H Bone was stripped of his arms and suspended by Police Chief James L Beavers after an attempted kiss on a night school escort in Forsyth Street. Judge Broyles fined him 1075 dollars as the board investigates the incident.
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W H Bone
James L Beavers
Police Commission
Broyles Pretty Kitlen
McGinnis
Abos Pattersons
Forsyth Street
Garnett Street
Ary
Bone
Police Department
Board of Police Commissioners
Viaduct Building Sold for 600000 in Atlanta
The Emery Steiner building on Peachtree Street at the viaduct sold Wednesday for 600000 to Flynn Realty Company. Otis Stolliday handled the sale in Atlanta with plans for a new office building and arcade linking Peachtree and Broad streets after existing leases expire.
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Atlanta
Emery Steiner
Peachtree Street
Flynn Realty Company Incorporated
Otis & Stolliday Real Estate
Fourth ‘National Bank
RPF Otis
Peachtree
Broad Streets
Broadstreet
Emert Steiner
Broad Street
Capire
Flynn Realt. Company
Otis
Arth
Flynn Realty Company
Mre Nelhe A Meegan
Washi Teen DC
Obrien
Jack Gornville
Annie T Flynn
New York
D Worhes
Cathryn T Tivan
Wilmington
Disagreeable Thanksgiving Day Weather in Atlanta
The forecast says a cold and windy day for Atlanta with north to northwest winds, high gusts, and chilly air. Temperatures may reach around 40 in the morning, 52 previously, with rain likely early and overcast skies turning clearer later. a few snowflakes possible but not ground covering. Friday remains cold but pipes should stay intact.
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Atlanta
Angry Depositors Hunt Siegel In Bank Case
New York March 11 Angry depositors who were ejected from a bankruptcy hearing hunted for Henry Siegel and his partner Vogel around the federal building as indictments were returned charging grand larceny and fraud related to deposits and borrowed funds. Siegel testified deposits were accepted as capital for the Bank of Henry Siegel and Company, and he refused to answer whether stores’ books noted the bank loan.
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New York
Henry Siegel
Chicago
Boston
Siegel
Savings Bank
Hin
Vogel
Bicgel
Van
Ae He Una Lis
Rosalaki
7 State Bank
Jessie Martin
Temamgwiet
Ste
Ptates Warshal Henle Taree
Warshal
Ats
Siegels
Whitmans
Rosalsky
Witman
Grand
Steger
Referendum urged on the miners strike
Chicago March 11 Charles Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners urged a referendum to decide if strikers wish to waive union card demands and return to work The federation would accept changed company terms since the strike while allowing strikers to act without federal interference and without surrendering union rights
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Chicago
Charles IT Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Eogntion
Unon
Moye
Western Federaton
Federatien
Crowd pays fine for boy convicted of serious crime
In Lawrenceville, March 11, the Gwinnett County case of Houston Culpepper, an orphan about 16, saw a jury convict him of assault with intent to rape a 12 year old girl. Judge Brand imposed a $25 fine, but a juror and several others contributed to remit the fine, and a Lawrenceville resident offered the boy a home.
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Tawrenceville
Houston
Culpepper
Gwinnett County
C Fo Brand
Alaskan pen used to sign railroad bill
Washington reports Speaker Champ Clark signed the Alaska railroad bill with a pen of Alaskan gold mounted in a mastodon tusk penholder carved as an Alaskan totem pole. Vice President Marshall used the same writing implement and holder for his signature. The totem pole penholder was crafted by an Alaskan Indian from Baagwas.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Alaska
Marshall
Baagwas
Catholic groups oppose Nathan at Panama Exposition
Chicago March 11 resolutions from the executive board of the American Federation of Catholic societies call protests against Ernesto Nathan former mayor of Rome as Italian envoy to the Panama Pacific exposition. They urge Catholic societies to oppose him to the exposition’s president.
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Chicago
Ernesto Nathan
Rome
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Panama
Union Barbers Strike In Nashville At Noon
Union barbers in Nashville Tennessee walked out at noon today as 25 to 30 men joined the strike. They demand wage scale changes and a half holiday weekly, and seek a 35 cent haircut price instead of 25 cents.
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Nashville
Union Barbers
Nashvile
Rome Journal Quits Publicaton After Short Run
Rome reporter The Rome Journal has suspended publication due to lack of advertising support. Manager William Walton, a recent arrival from Fairfas South Carolina, stated no definite plans but hopes to publish a weekly in another Georgia town.
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Rome
Rome Journal 2
William Walton
Fairfas SC
Walton
Georgia
Liver disappears from all tables in San Francisco
San Francisco observers report a sudden loss of liver from homes and restaurants after an executive session of the Retail Growers association. Butchers claim liver once distributed by Biven was diverted, wholesalers sought a price, and the group resolved not to carry liver.
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San Francisco
Retail Growers Association
Elephant slain after circus train wreck near Hartsville
A large elephant escaped from a circus train said wrecked on the Seaboard Air Line was killed tonight in nearby woods by men who chased it with shotguns rifles and axes. Excitement and rumors of damage circulated as locals considered militia action but no injuries were reported.
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Hartsville
Gax
Seaboard Air Line
Irberts
Americans in Germany Hit by New War Tax
Berl Vach reports the German American Commercial Union has protested to the German government via the U.S. embassy against a new tax on Americans in Germany. The levy applies to incomes over 730 up to 2500 marks at 0.5 percent, rising to two percent on higher incomes. Several European powers plan a joint protest seeking treaty-based exemptions. The United States would gain parity if successful, while an American protest has been filed.
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United States
Germany
Lussa
Greece
Italy
Rumania
Siegel Stores receivers take control of Siegel affiliates
The Sampson Crawford Company Henry Siegel & Co and Merchants Express Company part of the Siegel Stores system were placed in receivers hands on December 30 along with Henry Siegel Co Boston The Chicago Siegel store remained unaffected Deposits totaling about 2060000 were drawn by stores during operations and no settlement was made with depositors as receivers continued to run the stores
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Hanna
Heeelvern
Fourteenth Street
Sampson Crawford Company
Henry Siegel & Co
Merchants Express Company
Siegel Stores Corporation
Henry Siegel
Frank
Troops Ordered to Mexican Border Increase Deployments
Washington reports two infantry regiments the Seventeenth and Ninth ordered to Texas border stations at Eagle Pass and Laredo. Units from Fort McPherson Fort Logan and Fort Bliss to reinforce border patrols amid tensions with Mexico as 14 hundred soldiers and cavalry are reassigned to patrol duties along 1800 miles of frontier.
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Fort McPherson
John Corrizoo
Washington
War Department
Mort Wetherson
Atlanta
Fort Logan
Rootriaisne
Cl Paso
Leedo
Cavalry
John T van Arstae
Bible
Tomorton
Horst
Tienrvy D “Tyer
van Orsdale
George W Ve Iver
Manila
Seventeenth
Texas
Mexico
Moris Sheppard
Wilson
Colquitt
Sheppard
Texas Rangers
Seventeenth Infantrs
Ninth Infantry
Seventeenth Infantry
Georgia
Arkansas
Colt Thomas Kentuck
Lagle Piss
Laredo
Texan
Shafter
Cuba
Camp
4Texas City
Funston
Brownsville
Nogales Ardz
Tasker
el Faso
Nogales
Douglas Laredo
Eagle Pass
Bliss
Elisa
Noted Women Lead Suffrage Talk in Atlanta Meeting
Jane Addams and fellow suffragists inspire a large Atlanta audience with a call for votes for women. Mrs Laidlaw predicts success. opposition appears muted, while questions arise from attendees about civic reforms and child welfare in the city.
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Chicago
Sarriot Burton Taidian
Nas
York
Ater
S 7
Silanta Tueate
Wanen
Vt Tanta
Uintan Hopkins
Jane Addams
Shaw Ph
Georgia
Weather Prophecy PALS AND COOLER in Georgia
A weather note forecasts rain and cooler conditions in Georgia with chances of rainfall in the coming days. Strong winds and lower temperatures are expected, prompting precautionary advice for residents and travelers.
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