Japanese Student Aya Takeda San Graduates at Brenau
Aya Takeda San of Tokyo becomes the first Japanese girl to graduate with a BA from a Georgia college at Brenau College and Conservatory in Gainesville. She learned English in four years, wore a brocaded yellow satin imono, and plans to visit with friends before the Atlanta railroad reorganizations.
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Brenau College and Conservatory
Gainesville
Japan
Aya Takeda San
Tokio
Brenau
Georgia
Aya
Anya
Judge Hints at Reversing Own Ruling in Frank Case
At a Capitol Library hearing Judge Hill said he would reverse a ruling if required by Georgia Supreme Court decisions. He noted the Lyons v State precedent on a prisoner's presence at verdicts and indicated the Supreme Court controls any conflicting Court of Appeals rulings. The defense argues prisoner presence may be waived by the defendant.
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Leo Frank
Capitol Library
Hill
Supreme Court of Georgia
Lyons
Court of Appeals
Frank
Dorsey
Supreme Court
No Prosecution for Mellen at Present
The Government will not consider prosecuting Charles S. Mellen, former president of the New Haven railroad, until after the Interstate Commerce Commission finishes its inquiry. Immunity questions linger over Mellen's testimony, with L. C. Ledyard’s statements under close scrutiny and Mellen’s remarks suggesting he waived immunity.
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Washington
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
New Haven
L. C. Ledyard
Mellen
Morgan
Ledyard
Perry Adair Dominates Semi Final Golf Day
Perry Adair of Atlanta, a 17 year old hailed as the tournament sensation, defeated G V Rotan of Waco 1 up in 18 holes of the Southern Amateur Championship semi final. Whitney and Jacobi led the other semi while Adair's steady long game and superb putting drive strong crowds.
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Southern Golf Association
G. V. Rotan
Waco
Texas
Nelson M. Whitney
New Orleans
L. Jacobi
Dallas
Atlanta
Rotan
Perry Adair
South
Whitney
Jacobi
R. H. Baugh
Birmingham
Court Bars Woman From Claiming To Be Cuesta Wife
In New York Judge Charles M. Hough issued a permanent injunction barring Mary Dalton Sanchez from claiming she is the lawful wife of Angel L. Cuesta a Georgia based skigay manufacturer. The suit was brought by Merrie L. Cuesta wife of the businessman to prevent Sanchez from asserting any claim to Cuesta's estate in New York. Cuesta and his wife are said to be in Tampa Florida with the couple's home life described as ideal.
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Ben Hill
Georgia, Alabama and Western Railroad Company
Atlanta, Birmingham and Western
Lamb
Morris Brandon
Ben Z.‘Phillips
Old Colony Trust Company
Boston
E. T. Lamb
Bradley W. Palmer
Atlanta
Palmer
Birmingham
Alter
S&s. H. Pillsbury
Lloyd Kitchel
New York
George S. Franklin
Victor Lamar Smith
Pardee
Hatton Lovejoy
LaGrange
Georgia Terminal Company
Alabama Terminal Railroad Company
Cuesta
Charles M. Hough
Mary Dalton Sanchez
Angel L.cuesta
Atlanta, Ga
la France Avenue
Oil Mill Men Set Next Convention Site in Atlanta
Atlanta oil mill men were notified that the next convention of the International Association of Oil Mill Superintendents will be held in Atlanta next spring. The meeting was decided at the close of the Columbus session. Noted officers include H. C. Wells of Enterprise Alabama as president Fred Strickland Anderson of South Carolina as secretary J. W. Washington South Carolina John Crabtree North Carolina FE S Albert Georgia and J. T. Rhodes Alabama as vice presidents.
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Atlanta
International Association of Oil Mill Superintendents
Columbia
H. C. Wells
Enterprise
Ala
Fred Strickland Anderson
S. C
J. W. Washington
South Carolina
John Crabtree
North Carolina
FE. S. Albert
Georgia
J. T. Rhodes
Alabama
Wilburn’s Last Appeal to Governor Slaton
John R. Cooper, Wilburn’s attorney, will appeal to Governor Slaton on Tuesday June 10 for clemency in the Nick Wilburn slaying case despite the Prison Board report. If denied, the sentence is to be carried out on June 19 with all avenues exhausted.
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Nick Wilburn
Jones County
Slaton
John R. Cooper
Wilburn
Mona Lisa Thief to Prison for 380 Days
Vincenzo Perrugia, Italian who admitted stealing the Mona Lisa from the Louvre, is found guilty by Florence Criminal Court and sentenced to one year and fifteen days in prison. An alienist testified he was only partially responsible.
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Atlanta
Florence
Italy
Vincenzio Perrugia
Louvre
Paris
Perrugia
Substitute Race at Louisville Course
On June 5 in Louisville Kentucky the fourth race was declared off due to scratches and an extra race was substituted for three year olds and up. The selling one mile feature listed Loveland Bonne Chance Jack Kavanaugh Curlicue Helen M Fellow man Servicence L Hi Adair Morristown Bermudian with apprentice allowance.
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Louisville
Loveland
Bonne Chance
Jack Kavanaugh
Curlicue
Helen M
Fellowman
Servicence
L. Hi. Adair
Morristown
Bermudian
Engineer wounded in railroad yard shooting at Savannah
Savannah June 5 J E McElveen an engineer on the Brinson Railroad lies in Savannah Hospital with a dangerous wound through the head after a negro ran amuck in the railroad yard and shot him from his engine post.
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Veen
Brinson
Savannah
Walker announces re election bid in Congress
Washington June 5 Rep J Randolph Walker of the Eleventh Georgia District denies a report that he will not seek another term and issues a statement declaring his intention to succeed himself in Congress.
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Washington
J. Randolph Walker
Georgia
Banks Join Atlanta Based Sixth Federal Reserve District
The Treasury Department announced progress in applying the new Federal bank law showing 378 national banks have joined the Sixth Federal Reserve Bank District. The district covers Alabama Florida Georgia and parts of Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee with headquarters in Atlanta. The distribution by states and groups follows.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank District
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Atlanta
Treasury Department
Diva to Prove She's a Good Woman
In Chicago on June 5 during her divorce suit Madame Schumann-Heink told the court she would prove she is a good woman. She accused her husband William Rapp of methods unworthy of an honorable gentleman as she sought the dissolution of their marriage.
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Chicago
Five Georgia Cities Get Federal Office Building Funds
Washington June 5 the civil bill before the House provides appropriations for Georgia post office buildings. Cartersville 10000 to complete Quitman 5000 to begin work Thomasville 10009 to commence work Toccoa 5000 for a site Augusta 25000 for completion.
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Washington
House
Georgia
Cartersville
Quitman
Thomasville
Toccoa
Augusta
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