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Atlanta Brings Sapho Ruling in Obscene Book Case
Recorder Broyles ruled Sapho a classical work and allowed sale in Atlanta after experts testified the novel is not obscene. Defendants Harry Silverman and others faced trial as ministers and literary figures debated if the work moral or licentious.
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Recorder of
Atlanta
Hunter
Harry Silverman
R. C. Delridge
J. Co
J. H. Gavan
Silverman
Delbridge
Milton
Byron
Broyles
James F. O Neill
Aleck Myers
Sapho
J. ¢. Olmsted
Recorder
J. M. Smith
Linton Tedford
Robert F. Shedden
Roby Robinson
F. H. Sims
Europe
Paris
Balzac
Hugo
Daudet
W. B. Stradley
Trinity Church
Stradley
Br. T. P. Beil
the Christian Index
A. C. Ward
Sixth Baptist Church
Bble
F. M. Aiken
Myers
O'Neil
Mr. Myers
Burns
Shakespeare
O'Neill
Mr. O'Neill
John Gaussin
Sapho case ends with judge dismissing obscenity charges
A courtroom battle over Daudet's Sapho featured witnesses praising the novel as high literary merit and a moral warning. After cross examinations and arguments by defense and prosecution, Recorder Broyles ruled Sapho not obscene under the city ordinance, dismissing the case.
Stove Founders and Iron Molders Meet in the South
Representatives from the Stove Founders National Defense Association and the Iron Molders Union of North America convened at the Kimball House for a multi session conference. Executives and delegates from major firms and unions discussed wage scales and agreements, with three sessions held yesterday and another planned today. No public announcements were made as talks continued into the night.
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Stove Founders’ Natiional Defense Association
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Kimball House
Stove Founders' Association
Co. H. Castle
Comstock, Castle & Co
Quincy, HI
Henry Cribben
Cribben & Sexton Company
Caicake
A. C. Mott
Abram Matt Slave Company
Philadelphia
Grange Sard
Rathbone, Sard & Co
Albany
Jeremiah Dwyer
Michigan Slave Company
Detroit
George H., Holland
Bridge & Beach Manufacturing Company
St. Louis
Thomas J. Hogan
Iron Molders’ Union
Martin Fox
Cincinnati
David Black
Daniel W. Shalkop
William Rogers
Chicago
Thomas O'Neil
John P. Rechtenwald
Louisville
Stove Founders’ Association
United States
Iron Makers’ Union
Steve Founders’ Association
Smallpox Case Report Stirs Sparta County Talk
Smallpox spreads in Sparta Georgia with several cases among black residents on Spring street. Quarantine placed on infected houses as doctors describe cases as mild and unlikely to turn dangerous. outbreak triggers local alarm and public health actions.
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Sparta
Spring Street
Decatur Street
Peruna touted by officials and citizens as cure for catarrh
Letters from Hon. S. S. Matthews Hon. J. I. Croaker Hon. B. B. Deviner and others praise Peruna catarrh remedy in June Mississippi to Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio from Hazelhurst Buffalo and Washington with claims of complete cures and strong endorsements including direct doctor correspondence and postal orders for further information.
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J. I. Croaker
Buffalo
Lon. B. B. Deviner
West Virgi
Waington
Peruna Medicint Co
Perunas
House of Representatives
Peruna
Ferma Medicine Co
Cox Sumbus, O
Trey Bunk
Milk Thief Shot in Night Cowyard Incident
Granville Clayton, employed to feed five to six cows, shot Munroe Durham during a night theft in a yard at No 6 West Pine street. Durham, wounded in the throat, is at Grady hospital and likely to die. Clayton says he acted to protect his master’s property and has been jailed pending further action. Durham has prior convictions. prosecutors do not expect charges against Clayton.
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Munroe Durham
Granville Clayton
Clayton
W. J. Govan
West Pine Street
Durham
Tie
Cornett
Wells
Grady Hospital
Polite
Knoxville Sheriff and deputy indicted for murder
Knoxville March 14 Sheriff J. W. Wilkinson and deputy H. E B. James are indicted for murder for allegedly lying to arrest John Hendricks. Wilkinson shot Hendricks after he felled James with a club as they confronted him over his son. Large crowd gathered as indictments were announced.
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Ariksted
Knoxville
Tenn
J. W. Wilkinson
Tis
H. E B. James
John Hendericks
Wilkerson
Wendricks
James
Hendricks
Preston Attempts Death by Own Action in Vicksburg
Vicksburg Miss March 14 Speciz Hi Preston a prominent figure with the Diamond Match Company attempted suicide by shooting himself in the head. He is not expected to recover and may die by morning.
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Preston
Vicksburg
Miss
Speciz
Diamond Match Company
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