Trial date set for Leo Frank murder case
Judge L S Roan fixed July 28 for the Leo Frank murder trial after a conference with Solicitor Hugh M Dorsey and defense counsel. Dorsey pressed for immediate trial while Rosser and Arnold noted previous commitments. Subpenas duces tecum were issued for key prosecution figures to appear June 30 and produce affidavits, signaling a strategic move by the defense to access evidence gathered by detectives and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Roan
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Hugh M. Dorsey
Luther Rosser
Reuben Arnold
Dorsey
Rosser
Emmanuel County
McNaughton
Arnold
Roan
Thrower
Jim Conley
Detecees Campbell
Starnes
Sanford
Leo Frank
James L. Beavers
Newport Sanford
Pinkerton
Harry Scott
Conley
Frank
Chief Beavers
Chaingang System Hit In Bulletin By Men And Religion
The executive committee of the Men and Religion Forward Movement launched a campaign against Georgia’s chaingang system. The bulletin condemns chaining youths to hardened criminals as breeding crime, criticizes the effect on families, and calls on voters to press Representatives to end the practice. It endorses road-building but condemns forcing criminals to build roads as madness. It cites felons and underage detainees among prisoners and notes many youths are inadequately placed in convict camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
Georgia
House
Senate
The
Bulletin
Georgia Daily
Prohibitive Opium Law Passes House
The House approved the Harrison bill imposing a prohibitive tax of 200 dollars per pound on smoking opium, a 100000 dollar bond on opium manufacturers, and heavy criminal penalties for violations of the act.
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Washington
House
Racing results from track meet across six events
Delft wins the first race for five and a half furlongs, Mordecai second, and Flack third. In the three-year-old and up mile and three-eighths, Sand Hill prevails with Col. Holloway second and Mission third. Strenuous leads the mile race ahead of Beaucoup and Spin, with Time 1:40 38-5. Naiad captures the five furlongs, Any Time second, Early Rose third. Little Jupiter takes the six furlongs, with Bouncing Lass second and Perthshire third. Irrose wins the one mile, Jack Wall second, Sylvan third. Charmeuse wins the five furlongs with Gipsy Love second and Bronze Wing third. Korfhage wins the five and a half furlongs with Ambition second and Mockery third. Dr. Waldo Briggs wins the mile and 70 yards, Helene second, Tay Pay third. Helios wins the six furlongs, Steppa second, Benanet third. Wilhite wins the six furlongs with Merrick second and Sleete third. Milton B wins the mile and sixteenth, Manager Mack second, Chartier third.
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Delft
Traxler
Mordecai
Butwell
Flack
Karrick
Huda
Lancewood
Charion
Yodeling
Old Cross
Dr. Waldo Briggs
Estep
Helene
McCabe
Tay Pay
Steele
Volita
Ballyshe
Servicence
Timles Nightmare
el Yutan
Helios
Steppa
Teahan
Benanet
Loftus
Panzareta
Wyreneck
Maria C
Solar Star
Wilhite
Borel
Merrick
Sleete
Green
Amoret
Temperance groups press Georgia Senate race in pro, prayer rally
The Georgian Anti-Saloon League led by Rev H M DuBose sent letters to Randolph Anderson and John T Allen urging support for banning liquor shipments in Georgia. Allen pledged backing while Mrs T E Patterson WCTU urged prayer and organized a statewide campaign against Senate candidate J R Anderson amid protests from temperance supporters. A Pelican ball park box score then records a 4 1 Cracker win in a game featuring Spencer, Evans and Bisland with keys plays and errors.
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Georgian Anti-Saloon League
H. M. DuBose
Randolph Anderson
John T. Allen
Senate
Georgia
Allen
T. E. Patterson
Women Temperance Workers of the
J R. Anderson
Anderson
Savannah
Providence
Patterson
Brewers’ Association
Scorecard Fragments From Baseball Games
Incomplete score lines show Petersburg vs Norfolk with late innings details. Newport News and Portsmouth grid entries list runs hits errors amid umpire annotations. names Brooks Langlin Weider Stuart Waldorf Powell Herbert Garvin Norcum Colgate appear in scattered lines.
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Petersburg
Norfolk
Brooks
Langlin
Weider
Stuart
Kelly
R. H
Newport News
Portsmouth
Waldorf
Powell
Herbert and
Garvin
Norcum
Colgate
How Crackers Lost Summary
Evans pitched with three strikeouts and six walks while Price fanned three. Long and Dunn stole bases as Adams executed a sacrifice hit. Evans had a two-base hit, Spencer a three-base hit, and Evans to Clancy to Snedecor turned two double plays. Umpires Hart and Stockdale called the game.
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Long
Evan
Aglier
Spencer
Dunn
Clancy
Snedecor
Price
Nothng
Evans
Bisland
Kyle
Agler
Agier
McDowell
Adams
Clancey
Alperman
Williams
Welch
Crackers
Rohe
Hendrix
Smith
Roche
Aires
Rhoe
Hart and
Stockdale
R. H
Welchonce
Bailey
Seeeenes
Peeees Williams
Eeeeeses Snedecor
Sbeeeuss
C Evans
Seeeesevess
Atlant
New Orleans
South Atlantic League Baseball Scores Scrambled
Savannah edged Albany 4 1 in nine innings with strong pitching by McManus Wells Adams and Geibel. Charleston rallied to beat Savannah 8 4 as Thomason Reynolds Foster White held the line with Moran and Barr Umpires. Columbus defeated Jacksonville 7 3 behind Horton White Baker Thomp son and Umpire Pender.
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Savannah
McManus
Wells
Adams
Geibel
Learry
Charleston
I Thomason
Reynolds
Foster and White
Moran
Barr
Empire League results from Cordele Valdosta and Americus
In Cordele Waycross 4 3 runs with O'Brien Shuman Hall and Eu batting. Umpires Gillespie Herrin. In Valdosta Brunswick 5 10 runs with Walker Moran Winges Pierre. Umpire McAfee. In Americus Thomasville 4 2 runs with Lowry Manchester Roth Fox worth. Umpires McLanglin.
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O'Brien
Shuman
Hall
Eubanks
Gillespie and
Herrin
Valdosta
Walker
Moran
Winges
Pierre
McAfee
Lowry
Manchester
Roth and Foxworth
McLanglin
Gadsden Edges Anniston In Low-Scoring Baseball Tilt
In a 9-3 final, Gadsden beats Anniston after a 700-run rally, Bagwell and Jorda with key hits, Killingsworth and Agnew hold the offense, Burke presiding as umpire in a compact score round.
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Gadsden
Anniston
Bagwell
Jorda
Killingsworth
Agnew
Burke
Cleveland Triumphs Over Detroit In Second Game
In Chicago, Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 0 after a 6 inning stretch. Blanding and O’Niell contribute, Zamlock and Stanage also help. Umpires Egan and Evans officiated. Boston and Philadelphia game played on wet grounds.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Blanding
O'Niell
Zamlock
Stanage
Egan and
Evans
Boston
Philadelphia
Continued Sultry Weather
Atla nt a endured a sultry day with no cloud cover as the sun beat down. Temperatures hit 88 at noon and 89 later, feeling hotter, and the forecast for cooler air failed to materialize despite a drop predicted on Monday. By early afternoon, the thermometer neared 90 degrees, hovering just under that mark.
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Atlanta
Princess Pat Again Reported Engaged To German Prince
Special Cable from Berlin reports Princess Patricia daughter of the Duke of Connaught and heir to Mecklenburg Strelitz Prince Adolph Friedrich as the engaged couple for the second time in seven years. Patricia known as the most lovely and most likable English princess has been linked to many possible husbands. She is 27 and he 31 years old.
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Atlanta
Berlin
Patricia
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Adolph Friedrich
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Manuel
Turin
Victor Emmanuel
Abruzzi
Michel
Anglesy
Alfonso
Mary Tribble Grows Weak Hope Lessens
Little hope was entertained for the recovery of Mary Tribble a seven year old girl whose two weeks of paralysis were linked to chalk with poisonous coloring matter doctors say the decline began at five in the morning and although Dr Simon Katzoff tried massage and electrical therapy there was little effect he doubts chalk poisoning as the sole cause noting several other possible circumstances.
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Mary Tribble
Simon L. Katzoff
Katzoff
Train Buried After Explosion At Huessted Mill
Fifty killed and eighty five injured when a blast at Huessted Milling Company on Elk Street buckled a Nickel Plate train passing by. The blast tore the wall, buried the train with passengers. many injured were taken to the emergency hospital as the total loss neared one million dollars with grain stock. Reverend Father Barrett administered last rites to fifty injured. The Polish boy was killed by a car during evacuation.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Huessted Milling Company
Elk Street
Father Barrett
Cotton Dealers Accuse Railroad of Rate Discrimination
Six interior cotton firms in Atlanta Augusta Covington and Athens petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to order the Atlantic Coast Line to cease paying seaport cotton dealers for compression cotton held by the railroads. They allege rebates and discrimination against interior firms in favor of Wilmington Charleston Savannah and Norfolk.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaport
Atlanta
Augusta
Covington
Athens
Wilmington
Charleston
Savannah
Norfolk
Two Die In Train Crash In Cleveland Area
In Cleveland Ohio on June 34 a Lake Shore train struck a car at Bereau. Homer Atkins and Charles Atkins of Fort Wayne Indiana died. C R Stull garage owner Bereau was fatally injured along with Mrs Homer Atkins Mrs Charles Atkins and an 18 month old child seriously injured.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore
Bereau
Homer Atkins
Charles Atkins
Fort Wayne
Ind
C. R. Stull
Man Dies While Calling Doctor for Wife After Trip
W. B. Henson of 28 Clark Street went to phone a physician for his sick wife. A few minutes later he was found dead in an adjoining room, seemingly in good health. He had just returned from a pleasure trip to Gainesville.
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W. B. Henson
Clark Street
Gainesville
Heat Hatches Eggs in Ophir Mine Depth
Virginia City reports Ed Flannery a miner who incubated eggs in a hot Ophir mine level 2 200 feet below ground. The tender at his home hatched turkeys as the mine heat reached over 100 UTHICTS before the hatch.
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Ophir
Virginia City
Ed Flannery
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