University Club Plans New Building Next Year
At last night’s annual meeting the University Club agreed to seek new quarters with plans to be decided at the adjourned meeting on June 11. Burton Smith said several favorable options exist within two blocks of the current Abbott residence on Peachtree Street. The club will not nominate new officers until the building plans are settled.
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University Club
Burton Smith
Smith
Lberty
Aid Abbott
Peachtree Street
Hils and
Cain Streets
Asan Candler
New Trial Refused to Leo M Frank
A speech condemns the Frank case witnesses as perjurers and argues that the conviction rested on flawed evidence. The speaker alleges police and prosecutors pursued truth while distorting facts, cites Conley and Ragsdale episodes, and asserts a broader pattern of deceit in the legal process. The address questions the hair and blood evidence and hints the truth may only emerge after further revelation.
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Dorsey
Conley
Ragsdales
John E White
Frank
Jean
Arnold
Tates
Harris
Mar Phagans
Frank trial chaos over blood evidence and perversion claims
The defense contends Dr Claude Smith found a blood spot that could be from a rat or mosquito and possibly years old, undermining the state's claim Mary Phagan was killed on the second floor. Arnold argues Jim Conley is not a pervert and criticizes detectives, urging a new trial for Leo Frank amid attacks on defense witnesses.
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Claude Smith
Mary Phagan
Frank
Conley
Arnold
Jim Conley
Detective Burns
Annie Maud Carter
Reaser
Bis
Dorsey
Atlanta
Roy Harris
Herry
Dr Warris
Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Atlanta Telegraphist
Horace Walford Thorp of Atlanta filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy with the federal court clerk yesterday. He lists liabilities at 785 dollars and 15 cents, with 867 dollars secured, and assets at 40 dollars.
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Federal Court
Horace Walford Thorp
Atlanta
Six Thrown From Car When It Turns Turtle
An Albany bound automobile party from Americus collided near Welle's mill ten miles below Americus. The car overturned twice, injuring Mr and Mrs Richardson of Greenville and several passengers including Julian and Mrs Clark and Mrs Sterne of Albany. Mrs Richardson broke an arm. others escaped with minor pains. The six cylinder car owned by Edward Sterne of Albany was wrecked. Physicians assisted at the scene as the party later returned to Albany in Banker A D Oliver's car.
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Americus
Amerycus
Albany
Welle’ Mill
Richardson
Greenville
Julian Clark
Clark
Edward Sterne
A D Oliver
Climax Fame
Smithville
Weather outlook cool and clear with mild day
A wee bit cooler and quite clear forecast. Thursday morning starts near 60 degrees with a daytime high not exceeding 80. Light westerly winds and few clouds will prevail as the day warms slowly.
Member of Lupo's Gang Dies at Federal Pen
Vincent Gigio, a member of the Lupo's Gang, died at Atlanta federal prison from heart failure after serving about four years of a fourteen year term. He was 34, reportedly in good health before dinner when he collapsed. Details remain limited.
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Lupo
Vincence Gigio
Lune the Wolf
Federal
Atlanta
New York
M Grgio
Sickles to be Buried in Arlington Cemetery
Major General Daniel H Sickles will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia. A military escort firing squad and chaplain will meet the funeral train. Services are planned for Friday at St Patrick's Cathedral New York with the body expected to reach Arlington Saturday.
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New York
Daniel H Sickles
National Cemetery
Arington Va
Third Army
Secretary of War Garrison
St Patric' S Cathedral
Arington
Dr Benedict Improving in Athens on May 6
Dr Samuel C Benedict, president of the medical institution, shows improvement as reports from Athens on May 6 indicate progress in his health.
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Dr. Benedict
Athens
Samuel C Benedict
Atlanta Calls For Liquor Laws To Curb Beer Crime
The piece argues beer fuels crime more than distilled drinks and urges strict enforcement of Georgia laws prohibiting sale of whisky wine or beer. It appeals to public office holders to stop liquor as a source of crime and misery, asserting Atlanta’s demand for law and decency.
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Belgium
Recorder’s Court
Atlanta
Kraeplin
Munich
Georgia
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Alexander & ‘Ott Are
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University of Georgia
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National Biscuit Company
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