Leo Frank Loses in Supreme Court
Leo Frank's murder conviction for Mary Phagan faces continued legal battles as the Georgia Supreme Court upholds Judge Hill's ruling denying a new trial. Attorneys announce potential appeals to the United States Supreme Court and the governor for clemency, while Frank remains imprisoned awaiting the next move in the lengthy case.
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Leo Frank
Supreme Court
Leo
Frank
Little Mary
Phagen
Benjamin H HI
Leonard Haas
United States Supreme Court
Haas
Fish
Warner Hill
Phils
Daniels
Towers 73Th
Georgia
Cawthorne Oy
Dorsey
Ben Wl
Hng
Franks
Sofar
State’ Supreme Court
Washington Fight Over Constitution Point In Supreme Court
The case raises a constitutional issue that may go to the United States Supreme Court after a writ is granted. Frank's lawyers argue Dorsey cannot fair argument due to prior admission of the point. Attorneys Tye Peeples Jordan Haas and Haas lead the defense with others, while Rosser and Arnold withdraw from the fight.
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Frank
T'rank
the State
Georgina
United States
Leo Frank
Supremeourt
Leonard Haas
Spreme Court
Haas
United States Court
State Supreme Court
Governs Ment Tribunal
Washington
Solicitor General
Dorsey
Tral
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
Leonard I Haas
Herbert Haas
Harry A. Alexander Luther Rossert
Reuben Arnold
Faces As Fair As An Orchid Advertisement
An early 20th century ad touts Stuarts Calcium Waters as a natural blood purifier to clear pimples and skin blemishes. It claims internal cleansing removes disorders and promises rapid results, urging readers to avoid lotions and cosmetics and to try a 50 cent package with a free sample offer from A. Stuart Co.
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Ina
Aduresang I
Stuart
Marshall
Shen
Elbertonians Chase Fox in Athens Diversions
Athens Georgia November 14 Elbertonians gathered for a fox chase with horses and a pack of fifteen hounds while 200 others at the county courthouse watched a replica of the Old Fiddlers convention and contests in Dahlonega Lumpkin County, highlighting a lively regional turnout.
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Athens
Elberton
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Hike From Marietta Won By Company C Atlanta Guard
Company C of the Atlanta guard led by Captain Asex Candier completed a 20 mile hike from Marietta to Atlanta in 4 hours 39 minutes setting a new distance record for Company D last year. D placed second in 4 hours 43 minutes, while Captain Hartlaub’s German American guard finished third in 5 hours 15 minutes. Companies K and M followed. Newport News report notes cattle punchers seek wages from the Rembrandt steamer. warrant of libel issued in Norfolk after men allege unsigned contracts and pay of one shilling a month.
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Atlanta Guard
Asex Candier
Marietta
Atlanta
Bill Stoddard
Fowler
Hartlaub
Newport News
United States
A C Garrett
United States District Court
Norfolk
Marshall
Dividends and Income Tax Explained by Treasury Department
Washington announces an income tax decision stating dividends from net earnings or surplus created by any concern are vested in the stockholder when declared and must be reported in the individual return for the year they are due. Dividends must be included in taxable individuals' returns and in corporate gross income as well.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Skeleton Found Near Ogiethorpe Likely Linked to John Nich Mystery
Henry W Jarrell found a bleaching skeleton beneath a toppled bowlder while hunting near Frederick and Oglethorpe counties. The bones, likely of a middle aged white man, appear to have been buried over twenty years. The case may be connected to the John Nich disappearance from Lexington.
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Athens
Henry W Jarrell
Rederich
Ogiethorpe County
John Nch
Lexington
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