Jury panel named in Atlanta murder case trial prep
Defense seeks all affidavits and statements by Jim Conley and others to challenge state witnesses as prosecutors plan to move toward trial. Judge Roan will set a firm start date to avoid delays as Solicitor Dorsey signals readiness, and Hooper accuses defense of a tactic to impeach witnesses. A long juror list includes L. Knight, J. Clayton, C. Childs, J. Ball, and many others.
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Conley
Beavers
John R. Black
Pinkerton
Harry Scott
G. C
Lanford
Black
Scott
Campbell
Reavers
Newt Lee
Manteen Stover
Frank
W. M. Matthews
Hooper
Frank A. Hooper
Dorsey
Roan
Reuben Arnold
Becaus
L. L. Knight
J. M. Clayton
C. G. Childs
J. S. Ball
Joseph H. Horacek
C. T. Neri
T. J. Cheshire
C. L. Near
W. T. Meadors
T. S. Hindman
L. H. Walter
J. C. Roberts
L. P. Baker
H. O. Reiley
C. T. Bomar
J. D. Cloudman
G. H. Ro
B. Mitchell
J. W. Delbeck
P. L. Soudan
H. M. Christie
A. T. McNeely
John M. Green
W. W. Grabitt
J. H. Graham
Resinol cured awful eruption over face says Louis Bloch
Brooklyn resident Louis Bloch reports a severe skin eruption spreading over his face and neck for fourteen months. After trial of various treatments he used Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment, noting rapid relief and complete cure within three months. Resinol promoted as a favored doctor prescribed remedy for eruptions and itching.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Louis Bloch
Morrell St
Resino
Georgia appoints commission for 1915 Panama Exposition
In the Capitol Gov Brown named the Georgia Commission for the Panama Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915 and a request from the Anglo American Exposition for a Georgia exhibit in London in 1914 was received. Commissioners listed include Frank Weldon Savannah Jacob Collins Waynesboro R C Nealy Waynesboro Major R K B Spence Albany W W Banks Tifton Frank Lanier Americus Charles Jack Shipp Cordele and others. If you have anything to sell advertise in The Sunday American.
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Capitol
Brown
Georgia Commission
San Francisco
London
Georgia
Georging
Frank Weldon
Atlanta
Commissioner of Agriculture
Jacob Collins
Savannah
R. C. Nealy
Waynesboro
R. BK. L. Spence
Albany
W. W. Banks
Tifton
Frank Lanier
Americus
Charles Jack Shipp
Cordele
J. D. Massey
Columbus
Lee Mandeville
Carrollton
Thomas W. Loyless
Augusta
Albert S. Hatch
Eleventh
Ashley
Valdosta
J. W. Quincey
Douglas
H. H. Stanley
Dublin
J. Hunter Johnson
Jeffersonville
Sunday American
South
Once Insane Saved From Gun by Yell
Police Sergeant Luck saved paroled inmate Petree from being shot by A J Leslie at 490 Whitehall Street on Tuesday morning about 8 80 o clock. Leslie fired as Petree attempted to break in. Luck shouted and Petree fled around the corner. Petree, recently released from an insane asylum, had a watching guard. the guard slept early that morning and Petree left the house without hat or coat.
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Luck
Fsom Petree
Whitehall Street
A. J. Leslie
South Humphries Street
Leslie
Petree
Lesle
Insane Asylum
Bandit Sandbags Cabinetmaker at Tattnall and Stone
W. W. Christian, a cabinetmaker of 16 Larkin Street, was sandbagged Monday night at Tattnall and Stone wall Streets. The robber escaped with $14 and a pocketknife while Christian, who was giving a cigarette to the stranger, was struck and later said he never smoked.
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W. W. Christian
Larkin Street
Tattnall
Stonewall Streets
Christian
Wasp Found by Entomologist Targets Mediterranean Fly
Dr. Filippo Silvestri, an Italian entomologist, reports discovery of a tiny wasp in Western Africa and Algeria that feeds on the Mediterranean fruit fly. The parasite could destroy the pest that has devastated fruit trees and vines across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Filippo Silvestri
Silvestri
Africa
Algeria
Rescue effort involving 100 men and boys in Janesville
In Janesville Wisconsin on June 24 a large group of 100 workers and boys gathered to attempt a rescue of a man. The incident involved many bystanders and showcased a collective action amid a tense moment.
Auto Accident Victims Rest Comfortably at Home
Two victims of an automobile mishap, C. W. Motes the photographer and John Nickers the newsboy, were reported resting comfortably Tuesday. Major Stevens the car driver and KK. V. D. Manning the truck operator will be tried in police court Tuesday afternoon, both out on bond. Motes was struck by Hugh Inman's car at Whitehall and Alabama Street. Nickers by a post office truck near the Grady Monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Motes
John Nickers
Major Stevens
Mr. Motes
KK. V. D. Manning
Young Nickers
Bond
Motes
Hugh Inman
Whitehall
Alabama
Foreign Wheat Crops Show Big Increase
A cablegram from the International Institution of Agriculture in Rome reports rising wheat crops in several nations compared with last year. Bulgaria yields 67,977,000 bushels at 100.6 percent, Italy 183,719,000 (110.9%), India 358,316,000 (96.7%), Japan 27,029,000 (105.2%), and barley also higher in Japan at 101.5 percent. Sugar beets show Belgium at 84.7 percent, Denmark 102.3 percent, France 104.6 percent, Hungary 107.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Internatonal Institution of Agriculture of
Rome
Bulgaria
Italy
India
Japan
Belgium
Denmark
France
Hungary
Georgia Farmer to Try Irrigation Plan
COLUMBUS June 24. F W Stanley of the Irrigation Bureau, US Department of Agriculture, studied Arthur Bussey a major West Georgia farmer. Bussey owns thousands of acres at Riverside twelve miles south of the city. Stanley calls the Riverside farm among the finest in the South and irrigation will be tried on 150 acres after surveying and trench prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
F. W. Stanley
Irrigation Bureau
United States Agricultural Department
Arthur Bussey
West
Georgia
Mr. Bussey
Riverside
Stanley
Charters Launch to Save Prisoner Life
CARABELLE FL A chartered launch carries J C Hagen from the town to Apalachicola for safety after the slaying of Joseph C Saunders. Constable S J Long ferried him as fears of violence rise. Saunders, a Camp Mills engineer, was a Town Council member and officer in a local military company with ties to secret orders.
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Carabelle
Fla
J. C. Hagen
Apalachicola
S. J. Long
Joseph C. Saunders
Hagen
Camp
Saunders
Gulf View Hotel
Tuberculosis Serum Fails in Experiment
In New York on June 24 the Journal of the American Medical Association reports that Von Ruck's tuberculosis vaccine did not provide full active immunity in guinea pigs. Dr R S Cummings treated ten healthy guinea pigs for ten weeks, then injected live tubercle bacilli five weeks after completion. all subjects died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
VonRuck
Journal of the American Medical Association
R. S. Cummings
Barlow’s Sanitarium
Los Angeles
von Ruck
Outwalks Weston Collapses on Road
Stamford June 24 John Ennis the aged pedestrian who started 24 hours after Edward Payson Weston from New York aims to beat Weston in his walk to Minneapolis is seriously ill at his home today.
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Stamford
Conn
John Ennis
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Weston
Minneapolis
Banks endorse currency reform in Atlanta meeting
At a Tuesday morning gathering of the Atlanta Clearing House Association, members adopted resolutions endorsing the President's message to Congress on remedial currency legislation. They urged a satisfactory banking reform bill this session, believing joint wisdom of the President, the House, and the Senate can craft a bill beneficial to banks and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Congress
Atlanta
Southeast
House
Senate
Another Georgian Gets Swiss Post
Macon June 24 Dr E P Frazier a Macon capitalist with a taste for Europe has been named vice consul at Vevey Switzerland Mrs Frazier and the children are spending the summer there He secured the appointment after learning the government had no envoy at Vevey and with help from Representative Bartlett he obtained the post He sails Saturday He is the second Georgian named to a Swiss post Pleasant A Stovall of Savannah going as Minister to Switzerland.
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Macon
E. P. Frazier
Europe
Vevey
Switzerland
Boy Bitten by Snake Likely Recover
June 24 Savannah a six year old Edward Jackson son of Mr and Mrs George J Jackson was bitten on the leg by a four foot rattlesnake while picking huckleberries near Bethesda Superintendent Chapman of Bethesda Orphanage opened the wound and sucked out the poison then the boy was rushed to Savannah Hospital where his condition is reported favorable The snake was killed and the father feared to suck the wound due to an abscessed tooth
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Savannah
Bethesda
Edward
George J. Jackson
Chapman
Eleven Thousand Cincinnati Garment Workers Strike
Cincinnati on June 24 saw eleven thousand garment workers walk out, halting most factories. They demand a forty eight hour week while operators offer fifty hours. The heat worsened conditions as ice manufacturers and drivers, helpers, engineers and firemen remained in a deadlock.
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Cincinnati
Rome Lawyer Sued For Total Divorce
J Sante Crawford a noted attorney court stenographer and politician is sued for total divorce by his wife Miss McClaine alleging cruel treatment. The couple are prominent in Polk County Atlanta and Chattanooga with one ten year old son.
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Rome
J. Sante Crawford
Nicholson declines post in Portugal
President Wilson's ambassadorial troubles deepen as Meredith Nicholson declines appointment as Minister to Portugal due to family matters. Secretary Bryan says an effort is underway to assign Nicholson to another European diplomatic post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Meredith Nicholson
Portugal
Nicholson
Bryan
Wilsons Exchange Anniversary Gifts
Washington June 24 Mrs Wilson presented her husband a pair of gold cuff buttons bearing the seal of the United States in raised enamel The President presented his wife with a pearl necklace and substantial gift for their anniversary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
the United States
Legislature Opens With Senate Race Focus in Georgia
The General Assembly will convene Wednesday at 10 o clock with a tight race for Senate president between J Randolph Anderson of Savannah and Judge A L Allen. Supporters boast wins, fears of deadlock loom, and preparations ensure a crowded capitol as bills and organization proceed.
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Commonwealth
J. Randolph Anderson
Savannah
Senate
Anderson
Kimball House
Judge Allen
Allen
Judge Sweat
Tyson
General Assembly
House
Contest for Presidency Has Prophets Guessing
In Atlanta majority of the new Legislature appears, as Burwell of Hancock is seen as likely Speaker of the House after Sheppard and Hardeman withdrew. Burwell fingers solid support with 1309 votes anticipated first ballot. Senate leadership between Allen and Anderson remains unsettled with wide pledges and rival camp claims.
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Atlanta
Senate
Burwell
Hancock
House
Sheppard
Hardeman
Allen
Anderson
Sweat
Tyson
Catholic Girls Lose Places as Teachers Protest Meeting Tonight
A mass meeting is called in Charlotte for tonight to oppose the school board decision to dismiss two young Catholic women teachers. Intense local interest focuses on the outcome of the protest.
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Charlotte
Charlotte School Board
An Excellent Nightcap Horsford's Acid Phosphate
An excellent nightcap note suggests half a teaspoonful of Horsford's Acid Phosphate dissolved in half a glass of water before retiring to insure a restful sleep. The ad style endorses a simple remedy for sleep without medical claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Balkan Foes Clash Along Vardar River
Special Cable reports fighting starts between Servian and Bulgarian armies along the Vardar River 30 miles south of Uskub. Bulgaria fields about 60,000 troops as Balkan tensions rise amid fears of a new Balkan war and calls for arbitration by Russia. In Petrograd, ambassadors urge acceptance of arbitration. Belgrade and Sofia warned against territorial redivisions. Belgrade Premier Pasitch survives resignation amid war-scare politics.
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Atlanta
Vienna
Vardar
Uskub
Bulgaria
ST. Petersburg
Balkan League
Sofia
Belgrade
Russia
Turkey
Balkan
Petes
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Ai la
T. E. Patterson
J. E. Sheppard
Sumter County
Jackson
Atlanta Floral Co
E. Fair Street
Gettysburg
Reunion
Southern Railway
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Detroit
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