Liberty, Infamy, and the Frank Case Unfolds anew
The article discusses witnesses tied to the Frank case, noting statements about handicaps and forthcoming disclosures. Kroth, linked to the prosecution, served as Conley’s attorney, first for an Atlanta paper and later for Conley’s mother and sister, with unpaid fees acknowledged. Smith, influenced by a pamphlet by Colonel Fyffe, avoids detailing specifics but signals future revelations. Leonard Haas, associate counsel for Leg Krank, is also mentioned in the ongoing coverage.
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Smith
Frank
Kroth
Fie
Conley
Atlanti
Attorney Smith’s stance on the Frank case shifts on Conley relation
The article reports that lawyer Smith previously believed Jim Conley guilty and Leo Frank innocent, with Smith later reportedly changing his mind. Dan S Lehon of Burns forces in Atlanta confirms Smith’s new opinion and discusses private conferences and precautions during Frank’s trial, noting close ties to Conley.
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Smith
Orly
Dan S Lehon
William J Burns
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Mary Phagan
Conley
Frank
Gonley
Japan asks removal of Chinese soldiers on railway line
Pekin October 2 10 am The Japanese government requests China remove Chinese soldiers from the railway connecting Tsing-Tan with Tsi-Nan The move aims to allow Japan to occupy the line up to Tai-Nan the western terminus of any opposition The Japanese government calls the action unfriendly if not complied.
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Pekin
China
Ina
Tsing-Tan
Tsi-Nan
Japan
Tai-Nan
Atrocities Charged to French Snipers
Washington reports an official Berlin dossier accusing French irregulars of torturing and mutilating wounded settlers after attacking a field hospital at Orchies in northern France. Bavarian troops found twenty wounded men left mutilated. Orchies demolished. The dispatch notes French assaults on Verdun and Toul were repulsed and Antwerp siege ongoing.
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Washington
Foreign Office
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Orchies
France
von Schiering
Emperor Ur
Orehies
Ermans
Piper Avant
Milan
Wilhelm
Verdun
Toul
Antwerp
Mechtein
Mutiny in India Returnees From Canada Reported
Dispatch from Calcutta details Sikhs aboard the Komagata Maru refused land at Vancouver and mutinying in transit. Sixteen Indians killed, one European dead, several wounded including police commander. Troops cleared crowds. Hindus who resisted deportation returned to India. steamer carried 300 Hindus, status unresolved by Canadian courts.
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London
Calcutta
Reutera Telegram Company
India
British Columbia
Bengal
Vancouver
Punjab
Kllied
Commieaigner
Bajbaj
Canada
Lancashire Mills Face Closure Before Christmas Report
Accrington dispatch notes cotton manufacturers expect Lancashire Cheshire and other mills to shut before Christmas due to wartime strain. Thousands of workers already idle, with calls for a large government grant to subsidize the industry.
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London
Central News
Accrington
Lancashire
Lancashie
Cheshire
Edward T Brown Named Director in Federal Reserve Board
Edward T Brown, Atlanta lawyer with Brown Randolph Parker Scott, named director and federal reserve agent. The board includes nine directors with Georgians among the appointees. McCord of Third National Bank of Atlanta pledged to make him president. The president leads the bank with the federal reserve agent serving a clerical treasury role. Brown is currently in New York and unavailable for comment.
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Atlan
Wetlson
Atlanta Bank
Joseph A McCord
Third National Bank of Atlants
Treasury Department
Wilyer
Macon
Foote
Hattiesburg
UH Toole
Winder
H Sanders
New Orleans
Tuchard L
Austin
Philadelphia
Chaiman
Brown
New York
Hee
Atlanta
Brown, Randolph, Parker & Scott
Russians Capture Przemyss Forts in swift success
Russian forces scored a brilliant success against German advance guards near Andrejew in Kielce region. The enemy, surprised, threw down arms and fled as Russian cavalry struck a retreating detachment. German operations in Russian territory have largely failed.
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Andrejew
Kielce
Arsian
Poland
Russian and German Armies Grapple on Eastern Front
News dispatches describe heavy, shifting actions along the Russo German frontier with German forces attempting to concentrate troops from four directions toward Galicia and the Niemen crossing. Russian cavalry and artillery harass German columns as battles unfold near Ossowatz Augus towo and Cracow, while reports warn of a decisive Silesia engagement and a potential Niemen crossing plan.
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Petrograd
Aussta
London
Niemen
Polsh
Memel
East Prussia
Polanger
Russia
Rossyonr
Jan Xcovna
Sawaiki
Bruskenfid
Dretch
Tuck
Neidenburg
Warsnay
Posen
Cracow
Augustawa
Blalabrozog Basin
Augustowo
Bork
Pomtions
Mariampol
St Shuishin
Wrescuch
The
Times
Shumsky
Breslau
Vistula
Galicia
Silesia
Ussowatz
Antwerp Holds Line as German Assaults Fail
Antwerp's defenses hold against German probes along the outer fort line. Reports say Belgian artillery and machine gun fire repulsed attacks on Konigshoyck and Termonde. Refugees flood roads while Belgian aviators patrol, and Belgian volunteers blow up rail tracks and bridges to hinder German movement.
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London
Antwerp
Exchange Telegraph Company
Konigshoyck
Termonde
Scheldt
Wavre
St Catherine
Anwerp
Peaps Hutire Companiex
Daily
Sinegraph
Hoboken
Anem
Belgium
Lloiland
Amsterdam
Thea Tele- Braf
Ghent
Bruge
Central
Oatend
Thenemy
Brabant
Limburg
Hamaugh
Lyceum Tickets Ad Offers Phone Orders
Page fourteen advertisement promotes free delivery for ticket orders to the Lyceum. Priced at $1.50 for ten big attractions, with a phone order line at IVY 7090.
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Lyceum
Ivy
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