Legal fight over Conley witness status in Phagan case
The Phagan mystery moves Friday as Solicitor Dorsey seeks to revoke the order holding James Conley as a material witness. Leo Frank’s attorney Rosser will present reasons to keep Conley in custody while Chief Lanford and Sanford discuss a potential Grand Jury hearing for Conley and Frank together.
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Phagan
Dorsey
James Conley
L. S. Roan
Luther Z. Resser
Leo Frank
Lanford
Luther
Rosser
Jim Conley
Grand Jury
Frank
Chief Lanford
Conley
Sanford
Chief Sanford
Mary Phagan
Grand
Woman Attacks Policeman Receives Stockade Term
Katy Whitenburg was jailed for 28 days in three cases after a disturbance in Recorder's Court. She attacked Officer Hughes, faced profane language charges, and loitering near a cafe on Viaduct Way. Officer Hughes sustained minor injuries. Valera Gunn paid a fine of 25.75 dollars or 30 days.
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Katy Whitenburg
Recorder's Court
Hughes
Recorder
Preston
Viaduct Way
Whitenburg
Valera Gunn
Hurry Up Wedding Near Boat Landing at Silver Lake
Miss Lottie Weignall and Benjamin B. Avery wed Wednesday at Silver Lake in a spontaneous ceremony planned after a camping trip with Avery’s sister and brother. Atlanta friend J. J. McNeal arranged license and minister Rev. W. O. Foster, officiating near the Boys' Club landing. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weignall, and the groom, son of Mrs. Mollie S. Avery of Decatur, began married life together.
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Post Haute
Silver Lake
W. O. Foster
West End
Atlanta Marshal Johnson resigns after 16 years
Walter H. Johnson, United States Marshal in Atlanta for 16 years, has submitted his resignation to the national Department of Justice. It will take effect at the close of the fiscal year on June 30. Reports say Howard Thompson of Gainesville is selected as his successor, with a resignation request already received.
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Walter H. Johnson
United States Marshal
Atlanta
National Department of Justice
Howard Thompson
Gainesville
Johnson
Democrats Agree to Free Sugar and Wool
Democratic members of the Senate Finance Committee adopted the free sugar and wool provisions of the Underwood tariff bill. The timing of each schedule’s taking effect was reserved. The glass schedule as reported by the subcommittee was adopted.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Grane y and Gregg deny Boston fight
Graney and Gregg deny reports of a clubhouse fight with Philadelphia players in Boston last night. Graney claims his black eye came from a Pullman accident and says Cleveland trimmed the Red Stockings. Gregg and Birmingham corroborate the denial at Shibe Park.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Graney
Vean Gregg
Birmingham
Gregg
Graney Graney
Shibe Park
Knabe and Tinker Suspended for Fighting
St. Louis report states Otto Knabe of the Phillies has been indefinitely suspended for a fist fight with Reds manager Tinker in Cincinnati. Both clubs were notified by President Lynch of the suspensions after the incident dated June 11.
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ST. Louis
Dooin
Philadelphia Nationals
Lynch
Otto Knabe
Tinker
Cincinnati
Reds
Knabe
Phillies
Vice Inquiry Dredged by Grand Jury
The grand jury resumed the vice probe on Thursday with plans to hear dictograph witnesses and pursue the Felder pistol charge. Horace Grant testified about a clash with Colonel Felder and Chief Detective Newport Sanford. Foreman Beck said the jury would probe the dictograph scandal soon and possibly this week, aiming to uncover truth in deep corruption allegations.
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Grand Jury
T. B. Felder
Horace Grant
Newport Sanford
Felder
Foreman Beck
Williams House
Colonel Felder
Motordrome to Open Saturday Afternoon
Jack Prince will open his Motordrome on Saturday afternoon instead of Tuesday night. The program stays the same with the Atlanta Sweepstakes and Motordrome purse, nine races, first race at 4 PM, and rapid succession to end in time for supper. Special car service from Five Points every two minutes.
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Jack Prince
Atlanta
South Atlantic League Box Score Snippets
Summary of sparse box score lines across Charleston Albany Savannah Macon and Columbus Jacksonville games. Listed players include Lowry Wells Foster Menefee Martin Reynolds Gelbel and umpires Pender Moran. A game club failed to arrive in Columbus Jacksonville.
American League Sued as Trust By Jack O'Connor
In St Louis on June 12, Jack O Connor former St Louis Browns manager files a petition seeking 25000 dollars damages and naming all eight American League clubs as a trust. He argues organized baseball is interstate commerce and should be federally regulated to stop depriving players of work. O Connor had previously won 5000 dollars in a circuit court suit against the St Louis club for unpaid 1912 salary and restraint of playing elsewhere.
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ST. Louis
United States
John J
Jack) O'Connor
St. Louis Browns
O'Connor
Racing card results from six races at multiple distances
First race six furlongs Sileoth won with Scallywag second and Mansigeoet third. Time 1:13. Second race five and a half furlongs Surprising won, Stromboli second, Pan American third. Time 1:05. Fourth race five furlongs straight Fiit-Away won with Galaxy second. Time 1:05. Fifth race about two miles thirty yards The Welkin won, Delirium second, Coligny third. Time 5:32. Sixth race mile and a quarter War don won, Lohengrin second, Working Lad third. Time 1:47. Other races list Barbara Lane Wan der Korshage Katri na Presumption and related placings with times.
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Surprising
Rigthmere
Stromboli
McTaggart
Wo Karrick
Fathom
Captain Burns
Worstdale
Armaent
Elbred
Black Broom
Reside
Hypatia
Galaxy
Wilson
Hoffman
Addie
Mater
Welkin
Allen
Delirium
R. Wall
Coligny
BE. Helder
Wardon
Lohengrin
Hanover
Working Lad
Ford
Fred Mulholland
Beaucoup
Vicant
Barbara Lane
McCabe
Black Tony
Ganz
O' Hagen
Henry
Toronto
Cosis
Wander
Taplin
Wiihite
Borel
Star O'Ryan
Ballyshe
Korshage
Bushy Head
McDonald
Eustace
Hyde
Big Spirit
Harwood
Hyki
Father Riley
Samuel
Mockery
Destino
High Private
Goose
Princess Callaway
Buxton
Great_Britain
Loftus
Miss Thorpe
Katrina
Tecumseh
Imen
Lady Land
Amity
Transport
Bright Stone
Presumption
Samuel R. Meyers
Ocean Blue
Martin
Reciprocity
Polly D
Florence Roberts
Horse Racing Card With Multiple Races and Entries
A fragmented past performance style card lists numerous horses with assigned speeds and weights across multiple handicap and stakes races for two to four year olds and up. Entries include Sand Hill The Turk Star Bottle Sir John Johnson Bob R Palanquin Springboard Aldebaran Sam Jackson Brain Belle Cock o the Walk Hed Sprite Yankee Nations Zap Zagg San Angelo Wooltex Old Erin Kinnelon Flying Fairy Rockview Barnegat Prince Eugene Tom Cat Buck Thorn L Navarre Templar Dainger field Dainger and Dainger related notes with apprentice allowances and fast conditions.
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Robert Oliver
Gallop
Waterlad
Sand Hill
the Turk
Star Bottle
Sir John Johnson
Bob R
Rollingstone
Palanquin
Springboard
Aldebaran
Sam Jackson
Brain Belle
Cock O the Walk
Lactiff
Hed
Sprite
Yankee Nations
D of Hope
Azylade
Zagg
San Angelo
Wooltex
Old Erin
Kinnelon
Flying Fairy
Rockview
Barnegat
Prince Eugene
Sell Steel
Mber
Winkle
Sir Cleges
Shannon River
Jesuit
Malaga
Tom Cat
Buck Thorn
L/ Navarre
Eligtre Templar
the Welkin
Savage and Five Score White in Tip to Shape
Jim Savage and Sailor White completed training for their bout at the Auditorium Armory tomorrow night. White claims peak form and vows to win, while Savage also seems ready. The undercard features Terry Nelson versus Mike Saul in a ten-round semi windup. In Chattanooga the Crackers face the Lookouts in the series opener with Conzgelman and Grimes as the opposing pitchers.
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Jim Savage
Sailor White
Auditorium Armory
White
Savage
Terry Nelson
Mike Saul
Chattanooga
Tenn
Crackers
Lookouts
Conzgelman
Grimes
Baseball Scorecard From Midwest League Tryouts
Records from Indianapolis Toledo Columbus show game line scores with team names Kansas City Milwaukee and Louisville Minneapolis listed as not scheduled. Umpires Chill Murray Handiboe Connolly Johnstone noted.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Rhoades
Powell
Kritchell
Kaiserling
Schardt
Oon
Cotter
Chill
International League Scores and Strikes Across Three Cities
Montreal at Toronto and Jersey City at Baltimore and Newark at Providence all feature uneven scoring, with umpires Owens Carpenter Mullen Kelly and Quigsey Higgins Natiin Hayes calling plays. Rochester defeats Buffalo with Martin Williams Holmes Latonge behind the plate.
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Montreal
Toronto
Hearne
Graham
Dale
Burne
Owens
Carpenter
Martin and Willliams
Holmes and Latonge
Natiin and Hayes
Long Drives Offense in Wild Inning Brawl
In the opening frame Long beat a slow ride, Bailey forced at second, and a double steal produced a run as Hatley and Long moved. Flick tripled, Williams scored on a fielding play, and Elberfeld’s defense helped sustain the rally with a run and hit. The middle innings featured scattered hits, walks, and misplays, including multiple no-run frames, until late in the game when Smith tripled for a run, and Bisland, Dunn, and Conzelman produced a sequence of one-run and two-hit frames. The seventh and eighth saw pitchers change and brief bursts of offense, ending with a final tally of one run in the eighth on Smith's triple and a later run-scoring double by Dunn.
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Long
Welch
Alperman
Bailey
Elberfeld
Fick
Hatley
Smith
King
Alpen
Agier
Flick
Williams
Bisland
Grimes
Williamesland
Street
Flick Agier
Elston
Short
Johnson
Graff
Weich
Dunn
Scorn
Conzelman
Eiberfeld
Krohn
Willams
Batley
Kroh
Onzelman
Conzerman
Tifton Commercial Secretary Is Dead
Tifton Georgia June 123 Harry R B Layton secretary of the Tifton Chamber of Commerce is dead at Dr Thrash s sanitarium in Chambrec where he had been for months for treatment Directors of the chamber passed resolutions praising his three years service J L Herring editor of The Tifton Gazette will likely be elected secretary
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Tifton
Harry RB. Layton
Tifton Chamber of Commerce
Thrash
Chambrec
J. L. Herring
Tifton Gazette
Two base hits and a listless game in Tokyo baseball note
The report records a baseball box score fragment with hits by Dunn Flick and others, plus errors and selected details. It notes umpires Hart and Rudderham in Tokyo on June 12. A separate dispatch from June 12 in Madrid reports officials may release the American yacht Columbia seized for entering Wakayama, amid tense diplomatic ties, and a late telegram cites Moorish attacks on the Spanish gunboat Concha.
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Tokio
Foreign Office
Columbia
J. H. Ladew
New York
Wakayama
Federal League. Sunday American advertising plea
The Sunday American promotes its large circulation in the South and invites readers to advertise items for sale, highlighting its status as the region’s widest reaching Sunday newspaper.
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Sunday American
South
Virginia League Weather Delays Roanoke Norfolk Games
In Roanoke Norfolk no game due to rain with Newport News Petersburg score listed. Matthews Laughlin named as umpire along with Colgate and Kelly. Asneville Greensboro also no game, Raleigh Winston-Salem cancelled by rain. Belts drag two to death in Tennessee plant incident at Rich ard City. Dave Gibson of South Pittsburg and Art Mickane of Bridgeport killed when clothing caught in machinery belting.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Petersburg
Matthews Laughlin
Colgate and
Kelly
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Dave Gibson
Art Mickane
Bridgeport
Ala
Richard City
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