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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1914
Page
4
The fragment describes an appeal claiming Leo Frank was unaware of a waiver of his presence at his trial. It references judges and attorneys arguing the motion and notes Frank’s supposed ignorance of the waiver, challenging the conduct during the case and questioning the court report.
Lawyers spar in a lengthy session as the defense disputes a constitutional motion related to the absence of Frank and the implications of a waiver. The judges hear arguments from Dorsey and Peeples while noting technical objections and the looming November decision.
A disparate group led by Abigael Orr stood trial in federal court for an alleged plot to seize the militia arms and sack Phoenix and nearby towns. The plan reportedly aimed to raid and burn, then push revolution across the border and recruit the Yaquis to join.
William Prater, a white boy, was arrested at Fortress by Tom Wilson for carrying a gas meter from the uninhabited home of Charles Dames. Prater is on probation for a similar offense.
The Souper et Dansante at the Hotel Ansley drew Atlanta’s social set to the ballroom. Mrs Forbush inaugurated her event with elaborate decor, colored lights, vines and flowers. Morgan Wheeler, a New York artist, performed with Mrs Forbush, signaling a promising season of dances.
The Forsyth vaudeville show offers a strong first act with Swissso the constructionist and a lineup including Miss Trane, Bobby Smith, Dorothy Tess, Gis Gold, Rule Ashlin, and ventriloquist Howard. The program also highlights the telephone skit, a clever two, a butterfly finale, and a closing act by Wisse Carson, promising broad appeal for all tastes.
Annette Kellermann returns to Grind Theater with Neptune’s Daughter, a submerged-sea fantasy filmed at seven fathoms deep. The current nine day run follows strong past showings, featuring comedy The Whole Lamm Thining and praise for Vernon Woollives’ direction as audiences laugh and applaud daily at 8 PM and 3 PM matinees.
A fragmented list of state, county, and city names appears, referencing various named defendants and offices. The items include Montgomery, Fulton, DeKalb, and other counties or cities, along with mentions of the comptroller general and a time-related placeholder.
A humorous claim by a well known politician about a home remedy for hair growth is described. The method involves Bibo Compound and glycerine applied to the scalp twice weekly. The account notes the simple watchword attraction, promises hair restoration, and warns of scalp issues and fading hair. The ad notes the product is available at drug stores.
Barnesville notes Hardwick will speak at the Sixth District Agricultural and Mechanical fair opening tomorrow at 10 oclock. A brand parade precedes an address at the school by Hon Thomas Hardwick. The queen crowning of Miss Tearl Stephens of Forsyth and King Hon Hugh Thurston of Thomaston will draw a large crowd. The fair emphasizes home products and farm exhibits with many producers urged to enter for state fair at Macon. A daily program is planned all week.
The body of a young white man identified as Oscar Killian was found near a Central of Georgia line a few miles above Rome. The coroner’s jury reserved its verdict after examining circumstantial evidence of possible tram strike or fall. Killian and companions had been drinking. he was found with cuts and a broken neck, survived by his wife and two children.
Savannah Gap October 26. Foreclosure sought on the Hilton Dodge Co lumber business as mortgage holder First Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago seeks receivers to take charge of property and assets. Trustee Emile in Baisat and others seek to press claims on bonds totaling $6,000,000. Judge William I Neaman granted permission to sue. Receivership named RK Knox of Savannah and G S Lewis of Hollywood.
B E Overby of Ocenea county died at his Watkinsville home after a long illness. He leaves two sons and two sisters Mrs Robert Warro of Atlanta and Mrs Canta Price of Madison. A Baptist and Mason, he was active in Odd Fellows and his pastor Bernard will preach the funeral Tuesday afternoon.
The speaker urged Rotarians to build pride and take action locally. Mulholland shared stories and humor to motivate members, noting Jacksonville lies ahead after a Louisville club gathering. President Mulholland and guests departed 3005 last night, banquet held in the Winecoff hotel with songs by Frank Pearson and music by Whitney Rhibner's orchestra.
South Bend Indiana police seek the suspect in the death of 15 year old Hazel Macklin who vanished August 19 and was found in the Island Park vault. authorities say charred wood near the site suggested an attempt to burn the body but clothing on the corpse identified as Hazel's clothes, not a clue, after tracing a telephone call from a supposed employer the investigators believe lured her to her death.
When a child is cross and fretful digestion deranged and bowels need attention a mild laxative can restore cheer DR CALDWELL S SYRUP PEPSIN is promoted as gentle pleasant tasting and effective for children Druggists offer fifty cents or one dollar bottles for a free trial bottle from Dr W B Caldwell 437 Washington Street Monticello
Advertised as a prime consignment once listed at 3600 now offered at 4250 with cash incentive. Purchase terms: 1250 cash plus assumption of notes totaling 3000. Provider notes the price concession is to speed cash from buyers. Location described as a well improved place on Boulevard near Auburn Avenue.
A sliced OCR list shows multiple state and city names linked to individuals such as Caesar Johnson Jim Rice Dunaway Christopher Layton and Reed. It reads like a roster of party or case participants with jurisdictions Fulton Cobb Newton Troup Sumter Clarke and others, indicating a procedural record rather than a narrative outcome.
Calvin Demarest defeated Albert Cutler 400 to 24 in a four player league match here tonight. Demarest posted high runs of 123 while Cutler managed 9 and 122 in various turns, closing out a lopsided table game.
Cline defeats Yamada in the Billard Players League match. Sparse readable text notes unusual phrasing but confirms Cline as winner and ongoing league play with mention of high runs.
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