Letter Found On trolley Cellar Sparks Inquiry Into Phagan Case
Detectives say a letter addressed to Mary Phagan was found on an English Avenue trolley car the day she disappeared. It was discovered near the seat she rode and was from a friend. Police orders arrest Frank and Newt Lee follow coroner directive amid a large dawn crowd outside police headquarters.
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Méry Phagan
Frank
Beavers
Felton
M. Frank
Newt Lee
Mary Pan
L. M. Frank
Mary Phugun
Mary Phagan
Brank
Leo Frank
Phagan
Milton Klein
Atlanta
Hfe
Mason and Dixon's Ite
Experience Gained While In The Brug Business Told Truth
Personal testimonial from Dov Koonce praising Dr. Kimer's Swamp Root for kidney trouble. Notarized statement dated September 13, 190?, asserts the medicine cured issues and offers sample bottle and booklet. Ad invites readers to mention The Atlanta Daily Constitution when writing and notes bottle sizes for sale at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dov Koonce
Ada
Koonce
Harris
Notary Juulio
Dr. Kimer & Co
Minerington, N
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Homes Open To Presbyterian Delegates In Atlanta
Enthusiastic Atlanta women organize hospitality for Presbyterian convention delegates. Delegates housed in city homes as hotels and boarding houses reach capacity. Call for local citizens to offer homes and contact Jerre Moore or committee chairs to help. The effort signals civic pride and a major accommodation challenge for the city.
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Atlanta
Atlante
TU 14
Avantes
Sugar tariff debate in House ends with close vote
In Washington May 1 the house defeated opposition efforts to derail the underwood tariff bill’s sugar plan. Democrats defended three year free sugar while Louisiana and New Jersey members urged delay and edits. Hardwick warned cane growers face ruin. Mann and Underwood argued prices would rise otherwise. The debate extended late with amendments rejected and leaders signaling quicker passage.
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Washington
Beef Trust
Louisiana
Broussard
Jezder Mann
Kinkead
New Jersey
Senate
Ways and
Sloan
Nebraska
Fordney
Michigan
Ways and Means
Kin Read
Mann
Hardwick
America
Cuba
Torta Rica
Hawaii
Philipines
Cates
Underwood
United States
Pnu
Atlantic Seaboard
Falconer
Demcrata
California
Moore
Pennsylvania
Stor
Patterson Named Panama Railroad Superintendent
John D. Patterson was appointed Panama railroad superintendent effective immediately, backed by Oscar Underwood and Congressman W. C. Adamson. The post pays 7600 dollars annually and Patterson will also oversee the railroad fleet of ships between New York and Colon in support of the Panama Canal.
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Joby Corrigan
Washington
Fourth
Atlanta
Southern Railroad
Mr. Patterson
B. M. Smith
Panama Railroad
Underwood
Adamson
Patterson
Colonel Goethals
Cristobal
Cylon
Atlantic
Panama
Ancon
Pangina Canal
South
Jown
Fatterson
Georgia Joint Terminals
Panama Railroad Company
aUanta Terminal Company
Caas
Atlanta-Birmingham
Southern Railway
Bnt
We Wae
Atlanta Terminal Company
Atlanta Terminal
Terminal
Hotel Georgia Burns in Titton Ga Fire
A fire destroyed the Hotel Georgia in Titton on May 1 at 10 30 p m. The hotel valued at 14800 with 6000 insurance was not insured for full loss and will not be rebuilt. The cause is still undetermined and the blaze caused about 12000 in damage.
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Georgia Burns
Titton
Hotel Georgia
Congress Debates Motorcycle Duties With Witty Exchange
The debate over motorcycle duties features light banter between lawmakers. Representative Sims questions whether motorcycles are luxuries or necessities, and Underwood replies that his son owns two and calls them nuisances. Mondell calls them chaotic cross between bicycle and automobile.
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Underwood
Sims
Tennessee
Teadher Underwood
Mondell
Wyoming
World Peace Near Asserted by Carnegie at Congress
Andrew Carnegie opened the fourth American peace congress in St Louis as delegates from across the country gathered. He argued nations will achieve peace, outlined war costs, and said the United States need not fear invasion. He predicted the Wilson administration would gain historic glory for advancing world peace. He cited a near triumph of a Britain France Britain treaty and urged arbitration and armament limits, while addressing questions about Japan and the international role of the United States. Other speakers included Benjamin Trueblood and Richard Bartholdt.
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Frank
Plennie Miner
Phegan
Tranmaster
Wilson
St Louis
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
United States
Army
Britain
France
Germany
Senate
Benjamin F. Trueblood
American Peace Society
Trueblood
Washington
Ballrona
Richard Bartholdt
Ist
Wollin
American Peace Congress
Baikang
Europe
Bener den Ignacio Calderon
Belivjian
Vineville Fire Damages Aged Building
A brief fire damaged an aged building along Vineville Avenue. authorities reported the incident and began an inspection to determine cause and assess structural safety. Firefighters contained the blaze quickly with no injuries listed.
Suit choice dilemma cited in pricing debate
A shopper compares ready made suits priced at 255 dollars to made to order options costing around 10 dollars more. The opinion notes concerns about value, style, and overall quality versus custom tailoring.
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Brug
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, x
Buster
WaLusone Reer
Wretton
New York
Bromtway
6Th Streets
Setween Central Park
Riverside Drive
Way
Sith Street
Fietier New York
Presbyterian
Jerre Moore
Clarence Johnson
George McCarty
C. B. Wilmer
J. W. Grantle
Voroner
Gald
Paul Donehoo
Dorsey
Heaters
Lanford
Hugh M. Dorsey
Jis
Bin
James Sunnull
Negee Moesener
Seavera
Fle
Ganford
Dortsey
Grand Jur
Rhief
Welice
Anton
Catera
Gantt
Mabinas Weke
Minter
Bia
Maninas
Soner Danshoo
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Vhirty
Whitehall
John D. Patterson
Isthmian Road
Underwood and
Japan
Writing Machine Co
el Principe
Havana
Vuelta Abajo
el Principe de Gales
Island
Tobac
Vinevilley
Madden
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Daniel Bros. Co
Albion
E. Mitchell ST
Matiners
WED
Billy Long
Billy the Kid
Vaudevilla
Pene Eee Forsyth
WAT
Gtiaa
Ves
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