Henleys Evidence Attacks Part of Becker's Story
The article details Henley presenting a contract claimed to contradict Becker's account from his time at National Pencil Company. Detective Burns and Leonard J. Haas plan to travel to New York to pursue a new angle in the Frank investigation, while Atlanta investigators Dye Leon and Guy Biddinger prepare to oversee local matters in their absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. Becker
Leo ML Frank
Suliciter Hugi
Dorsey
Sam Henley
Wenchl
Whitehall Street
Becker
National
Henley
Mary Phasan
Lorse
Thewles
New York
Burns
Leonard J. E
Frank
Mare
Atanta
Atlanta
Dye Leon
Burns Organization
Guy Biddinger
Burns Agency
Biddinger
Chicago
Wiliam
Smith
Conley
Zones of Quiet proposed for Atlanta hospitals
City Attorney James L. Mayson drafts ordinances at the request of Dr. L G Fischer and over 200 physicians to create zones of quiet around hospitals and private sanitariums. The plan would ban noisy vehicles and pedestrians within about 150 to 160 feet, with fines from five to twenty five dollars, and give physicians’ cars right of way to reduce disturbances. The measures await council approval and eventual charter amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G Fischer
Atlanta
James L. Mayson
Forea
United States
Recorder’s Court
Mayson
Cowmeil
Tax on bachelors proposed at Midwinter Bible conference
Pittsb urgh Pa March 30 Hoy asserts a law should tax every man over 25 who is not married to support a wife. Dr Camden Cobern of Allegheny College Meadville cautions against advanced bachelorhood during tonight's session of the Midwinter Bible conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsvurg
Hoy
Camden M. Cobern
Allegheny, College
Meadville
Cobern
Longworth Declares Candidacy in First Ohio District Race
Nicholas Longworth, former congressman, announced his bid for the Republican nomination in Ohio's First District. He seeks to regain a seat after losing re election in 1916 to Democrat Stanley Bowdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cingininatt
Unie
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Stanley Bowdle
Blasphemy Charge Looms Over Maxim Gorky in Russia
St Petersburg March 21 court orders immediate action against novelist Maxim Gorky on a blasphemy charge linked to the novel Mother. Gorky, ill with tuberculosis from fortress confinement, has just returned from Capri after eight years in exile. If convicted, exile to Siberia could be tantamount to death given his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Russia
Maxim Gorky
Gorky
SS Peter and Paul
Capri
Siberia
March Snow Fall Smashes Records
Atlanta records a historic late March snow with 32 degree temperatures and flurries, echoing a 50 year old coincidence. Weather officials warn of limited future snow and anticipate warming next week. Fruit crops face hard freezes risk, while truck crops and flowers suffer from delayed planting and cold damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Cnew
Maren
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia
Officers Refuse to Lead Troops in Ulster Crisis
Rumors of a British army crisis in Ulster lead to mass resignations by officers rather than face orders against Ulster Covenanters. King George acts as peacemaker with talks at the palace and War Office as Curragh and Belfast troops rustle for orders. Estimates place resignations from Curragh forces from forty to one hundred, unsettling army leadership and prompting court-martial speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ulster
War Office
Ireland
Marquis of Lomonderry
King George
Aaquith
Colonel Seely
Vield Marshal
Lord Roberts
Iherafs
Army Council
Hay
Curragh
Dublin
Third Cavalry
Gough
Fourteenth Infantry Brigade
Rolt
Arthur Tasel
Hildare
Newbridge
Sister
Sixteenth Lancers
Dorsetshire Regiment
Belfast
London An Association
Hymns to Fight Tango Dances in New York Cafes
A Salvation Army group plans to sing hymns at tango restaurants and hotels in New York City to deter dancing. They will march between venues while proprietors brace for possible entry with guards, and officers say the campaign may expand to afternoon teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Salvation Army
Crusaders
Girl Dares Death In Burning House To Rescue Kitten
Lois Pattillo of 187 Elizay street, a member of the Inman Park social set, phoned the fire department and urged her father S J Pattillo to save her sick kitten from a basement fire. She re entered the burning home with her sister Mary Jimmin but the kitten died from smoke. The basement and kitchen were practically destroyed and walls charred. Funeral services were held that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Pattillo
Elizay Ser Street
Inman Park
Fire Department
S. J. Pattile
Pattillo Lumber Company
Miss Pattie
Mary Jimmin
Three Labor Leaders Fail to Get Freedom
In Kansas City Missouri on March 21 three labor men convicted in Indianapolis in 1912 for transporting explosives were denied release from Leavenworth prison by Judge John Pollock. Phillip Cooley J Munsy and John Webb asked bail and fresh bond but were not granted freedom while others await final disposition in United States courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan City
Indianapolis
United States
Leavan‘worth
John ©. Pollock
Kansas City
Kaw
Phillip Cooley
New Orleans
J. &. Munsy
Salt Lake City
John Webb
New York
Alberty
Indiana
Pollack
Snow hits Virginia and North Carolina as spring comes
Snow began falling in Charlotte and Newport News on March 21 as the season's heaviest snows hit the region. By 11 oclock in Charlotte about two inches were on the ground with more expected, while Newport News anticipated four to five inches by morning. Officials note more snow this winter than in years past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Newport News
Virginia
Jewelry Heist Nets Diamonds Worth 26000 In Huntington
Two men robbed H J Homrich jewelry store in Huntington on March 21, covering a clerk with revolvers and taking a tray of diamond rings valued at 26000. Clerk C F Reuswein pursued suspects through a crowded street and alley. the robbers fired, but Reuswein escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W.a
H. J. Homrich
C. F. Revsclein
Reusvlein
Women Held in Calhoun for Man’s Death Murder Case
Sid Chapman a 29 year old farmer was shot at his home near Calhoun Georgia. His sister in law Mrs Jaisie Starnes and her daughter Mrs Charles Chapman are jailed on suspicion amid conflicting statements and an unfolding inquest that lists several possible motives including family strife and an absent husband’s possible return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun, Ga
Sid Chapman
Calhoun
Jaisie Starnes
Charles Chapman
Starnes
Tater
Land
Fossett
Chapman
Brer
Wildwood
Laat
They Live on Soup Since Teeth Stolen in Oakland Burglary
Oakland California March report says twenty residents whose false teeth were stolen from a gentist's office while in repair have survived on soup for three weeks. W F Roche charged with burglary admitted to the case and pleaded guilty after the teeth were to be returned to owners. case sent to probation officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
W. F. Roche
Congressman Flood to Wed in Washington Wedding
Invitations issued for the marriage of Miss Anna V. Portner of Manassas to Congressman Henry P. Flood of Ap pemattes Virginia. The wedding will take place April 18 at Assouls church in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood
Washington
Anna V. Portner
Manassas
Henry P. Floug
Appemattes
Assouls’ ‘Church
Torreon Battle Seen Turning Point in Mexican Trouble
Washington dispatches say Torreon may mark the turning point of the Mexican revolution and indicate relative strength of constitutionalists and Huerta forces. Officials offer little detail on skirmishes and peace talks involving Senor Portilla y Rojas, John Lind, and Vera Cruz. U S and British envoys seek a peaceful settlement while O Shaughnessy’s health prompts notes of potential recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Torreon
Iverta
John
Vera Cruz
Senor Portilla Y Rojas
General Huerte
Mr. Lind
Vera Crux
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Charge Hobler
United States
State Department
Bhal
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Prophecy CLOUDY Weather Forecast for Georgia
Cloudy conditions dominate with morning rain followed by a dry then sunny spell. Temperatures moderate to brisk with north to northwest winds around 10 mph. Monday looks fair with continued unsettled cloud cover and cooler daytime highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stu
Asf
Arrarre Werk
SHRINE _CORNERT
Wat
ADAIR
Wan
Madame Butterfly
PEGE
Henleys
National Pencil Factory
Hugh Dorsey
Reuben Arnold
Leonard J. Haas
Gotham
Lehon
Ndex
Chs
Atlanta Constitution
Elizabeth Street
North Carolina
Farmer
Niete
Shotgun
Huerta
Rojas
Conifer
John Lind
Hsi
State of
Birmingham
Cludy
Aston
Cain
Ashville
Clay
Eld
I. Ad
Elect
Oklahome
Clear
Puddy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!