Conley Case Notes Trial Delays And Confession Claims
Solicitor General Dorsey seeks a delay in the Frank case hearing to set aside the verdict as he orders Annie Maud Carter to testify about Conley letters and a confessed murder of Mary Phagan. Carter, a defense witness, faces cross-examination on the source of the letters and two conflicting affidavits while Conley denies the tale.
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Dorsey
Frank
Annie Maud Carter
Hew Hill
Jim Conley
Mary’ S
Thrower
Conley
Atelanta
Whfqm
J. Burns
Byrne
Burley
New Orleans
Hill
Atlanta
Mary Phagan
Burns
C. W W. Burke
Tye
Smong
Hat Frank
Flo
Judge Hills
Supreme Court
Hill Shin
William J. Burns
Darsey
Hailstorm Wrecks Crops in Edison Georgia
Reports from Edison Georgia say a severe hailstorm yesterday caused sweeping damage for miles around town. The storm wrecked cotton corn and cabbage fields and gardens, killing chickens and pigs and heavily battering streets with hail. Residents call it the heaviest fall in the area.
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Albany
Edison
Edigon
Roasting Match Between Watson and Harris Sparks Georgia Politics
Leading Georgia politicians exchange heated letters over Governor race tinseled by William J. Harris and Thomas E. Watson. Harris defends support for Woodrow Wilson and criticizes Watson while detailing convention tensions and fertilizer trust pushback. Harris argues railroad links shape state policy and education funding amid GOP battles.
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Tom’ Watson
Bill’ Harris
John Corrigan
Washington, D
William J. Harrid
Georgia
Thomas
Watson
Thomson
Harris
William J. Harris
Old Man Peepul
Macon
Thos. E. Watson
Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Meet Chooses Leaders
James M. Emery denounces Clayton anti trust bill section 7 as a threat to sovereign rights and union demands. Allen F Johnson of Exposition Cotton Mills elected president of the Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Association at Piedmont Hotel. Bred S Gordon retires as Columbus Manufacturing chief honored with silver service. Over 180 manufacturers attend. Matheson seeks support for a new power plant at Georgia Tech. Stuart W. Cramer promotes the Warehouse Plan. Trevitt named first vice president. Harve L. Williams re elected secretary treasurer.
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James M. Emery
National Association of Manufturers
Geogia Cotton Manufacturers
Allen F. Johnson
Exposition Cotton Mills
Atlanta
Georgia Cotten Manufacturers Association
Enue
Piedmont
Fred Gordon
Lee M. Jordan
Gordon
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Alt
KK. G. Matheson
Geursia School of Technology
Tech
Matheson
John M. Slaton
Massey
Phen
Columbus
Stuart W. Cramer
Charlotte
N.C
American Manufacturers’ Association
Georgia
Trevitt
LaGrange, Ga
Unity Mills
Harve L. Williams
Swift Manufacturing Company
Huerta Holds Mexico City Promise Amid Vera Cruz Tension
Mexican arrivals from Mexico City report General Huerta will not quit the presidency, allegedly vowing to see the capital in ashes before stepping down. Mexican papers under Huerta control claim American forces at Vera Cruz are violating the armistice by landing more troops ordnance and supplies.
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Huerta
Vera Cruzz
Mexico City
Huerts
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Washington
War Department
New
Garrison
Puerto Mexico
Ypiranga
United States
Bryan
Tate
Ualso
Veterans Indorse Policy of Wilson at Confederate reunion
Jacksonville May 8 veterans of the United Confederate Veterans endorsed President Wilsons Mexican policy in a resolution adopted at the closing session of the twenty fourth annual reunion. The resolution urged support for any action he may take and was to be sent to Wilson.
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Mr. Hurriat
Watson
Chairaman Harris
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Booker Washington
New York
United States
South
Tenth Congressional District
Terued Dewa Wataui
Sun
Democratic Executive Committee
Tom Watson
Jacksonville
Fla
United Confederate Veterans
Commonwealth of Mexilco
Bennett E. Young
Vicksburg
Mis
Sof Ig
Jefferson Davis
Peace of
Abraham Lincoln
North
Theo
S. Garnett
Norfolk
Northern Virginia
Weorge
P. Harrison
Opelike
Ala
Tennessee
van Zandt
Fort Worth
Texas
Atlanta Dressed in Shrine Colors for Big Festival
Atlanta welcomed Shriners week with Five Points lit by a colossal star at Peachtree Edgewood Decatur and Marietta. Crowds gathered as the electric display lit downtown streets for several hours before fading back to normal as the festival began.
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Atlanta
Shriners
Shrine Conclave Swells Atlanta with 16000 Visitors
Aulunta becomes theShrine mecca as more than 3000 Shriners journey to Atlanta for the conclave. Delegates flood trains into the Imperial City while lodgings fill and low travel rates spread from the Southeastern Passenger Association. Patrols, welcome committees, and registration booths spring up at stations as officials coordinate crowds and traffic.
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Aulunta
Georgia
Imperial City
Forrest Adair
Yaarab Temple
Atlanta
Imperial Council
Southeastern Passenger Association
United States
Canada
Patantate Adai
Nobie W. A. Fuller
Nobie Fuller
Terminal Station
Nobie Lee Hagan
Union Station
James L. Beavers
Shrine Week
Elkin
Pky
Weather Signals Look Ahead to Mild Weekend
Local Report forecasts a rising temperature trend for Saturday and Sunday with a higher high and a warmer mean. The lower bound drops to comfortable levels while noting normal ranges and a slight deficiency in rainfall since the month start.
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Geara
J. D. Price
Sam
Excent
Price
J. J. Brown
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Fertilizer Trust
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Fertilizer Trys
Mr. Brown
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Pilin
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Atlanta Oasis
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Bieh
Firmingham
Ely
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Calgary
Joe Gharleston
Chicago
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Soo Durango
Galveston
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Son Ville
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Mobile
Montgomery
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