Court Divided on Frank Appeal in Supreme Court
The article reports heavy speculation that the Supreme Court may be divided on the Frank appeal, with rumors of an even split between affirmation and reversal. It notes the case’s gravity, potential delays if not unanimous, and public demand for a clear ruling, while detailing procedural context and comments from officials.
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Gore Moves to Impeach Accuser in Gore Trial
Oklahoma City February 13. Defense for Senator Gore seeks to impeach four witnesses for Mrs Bond claiming political intrigue prompted the charges of an alleged attempted criminal assault. Witnesses admitted seeking government jobs but did not obtain them. The court crowd and jurists faced tense testimony as evidence closed for the plaintiff.
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James Jacobs
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J. Graves Leiper
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Howard M. Kay
Winston
BF. A. Ballinger
M. B. Cope
el Reno
Ross Lillard
Oklahoma
Knoxville
Tenn
Cold Wave Forecast Shows Snowy Hard Freeze Ahead
Friday afternoon meteorologist C F Von Herrmann warned of lower temperatures with a single digit rise and rain sleet mixing in. The day saw ice coated wires and sagging branches as sleet froze into a glaze. Georgia reports noted peach trees damaged by ice while traffic slowed and streetcars struggled to run. Winds shift to the south may ease tieups though a cold night followed by a drop Saturday night is expected. Friday morning read 33 degrees, falling to 31 for several hours before rebounding later.
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Will Fine Murphy 25 000 for Letting Johnny Evers Go
New York report says organized baseball aims to oust Charles W Murphy owner of the Chicago Cubs by releasing Johnny Evers at a tense moment with the Federal League entering Chicago. Ban Johnson and other major league owners back the move while a Boston club owner may donate 25090 to Murphy as a pretense to a self paid fine to block personal gain in the deal.
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Atlanta Presses Case for Regional Bank Site in South
A Atlanta bankers and leaders urge the National Regional Board to place a regional bank in Atlanta. The visitors include McAdoo Houston and Williams who will hear local arguments at the Federal Building as Columbia may shift support to Atlanta. The entourage plans interviews with delegations from Columbia Savannah Birmingham and Chattanooga.
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Damn Not Profane Rules Broyles in Baggage Case
Harold W. Philips, Washington lobbyist and longtime American Printing Co secretary, argued before Recorder Broyles that saying damn during an exchange with the Atlanta Baggage and Cab Co was not profanity citing Supreme Court rulings. The judge ruled accordingly and discharged the case, with Philips planning to sue for false prosecution through his lawyers Smith Hammond & Smith.
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Duke Permits Flirting Only With His Wife
Berlin report says a Royal Palace sentry approached the Duchess of Brunswick and, after being summoned, offered a humble apology. The Duke warned that any other lady than his wife would have faced severe punishment.
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Triple striped braid on Nice evening trousers draws fashion buzz
SPECIAL CABLE reports from Nice that a stylish man unveils a triple strip of braid down the side of his evening dress trousers. He credits his tailor with the idea noting a well dressed man should own at least four pairs of evening trousers.
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Atlanta
Pansy Blooms on White House Lawn Heralds Spring
Washington reports the first pansy of the season appearing on the White House lawn. The blossom was moved indoors by distinguished residents and sits in a flower bed directly before the executive offices, signaling the coming of spring.
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Tango Saves Life of Prisoner in Ice Box
William Melago, a Mount Pleasant butcher, was locked in his meat freezer for three hours and kept alive by dancing the tango to stay warm. Music by Wells accompanied the odd revival until his wife heard the dancing and freed him.
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Vanderbilt Nephew Marries Girl of 16
Arthur Gwynne nephew of Mrs Cornelius Van derbilt and Anna Regina Kenna a 16 year old Brooklyn girl were married in Jersey City after a six day acquaintance Gwynne is 21 and son of the late Abram F Gwynne
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Arthur Gwynne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Anna Regina Kenna
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Gwynne
Abram EF. Gwynne
Wanted Rooms and Houses Drive Quick Lookers to Open Ads
The Georgian today features aggressive want ads as agents and owners call for audiences to view rooms and houses. Listings emphasize urgency and availability, urging prospective tenants to act fast. Strong local names and property details anchor these sought after rentals.
Twelve Frozen to Death in New York
New York weather worsens as subzero temperatures bring heavy frostbite cases and record exposure. Twelve people reportedly died and thousands suffer while hospitals and shelters struggle to cope with the cold. A blizzard warning from the weather bureau predicts further severe cold and extended misery.
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18 Years' Record Broken in Boston
Boston records the coldest 24 hours in eighteen years with a 4 below reading. The cold wave grips New England with severe frost and three fatalities from freezing as Presque Isle Maine hits 62 below zero.
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Atlanta Named Southern Branch of New Commerce Bureau
Washington reports Representative Howard of Georgia secured the Atlanta site for the Southern branch of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. The office, part of a four bureau plan, will employ six to ten staffers and handle southern foreign and domestic trade matters. It is planned to open by March 1 and may involve periodically recalling consuls to study regional conditions.
Marconi Lights Bulb by Wireless
London reports William Marconi succeeded in lighting an electric bulb six miles away using a wireless current from a 100 horsepower engine. The Daily Mail says the experiment could foretell wireless power for lighting and heating homes.
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William Marconi
Daily Mail
Kid Elberfeld Signs To Play in Brooklyn
CHATTANOOGA TENN Feb 13 Norman Kid Elberfeld former Highlander and Senator agreed to terms with Wilbert Robinson manager of Brooklyn Nationals to act as advisory coach and utility infielder of the Dodgers for the coming season Elberfeld ordered to join the club in Augusta Ga February 23
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