Fight Starts for Boston Man's Life in Phagan Case
Boston man Leo Frank, former Hyde Park resident and Cornell graduate, awaits execution on April 17 for the murder of 15 year old Mary Phagan in Atlanta. The article outlines appeals, trial details, suspects, and evolving affidavits surrounding the sensational case.
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Leo M. Frank
Boston
Mary Phagan
Hyde Park
Georgia State Prison
Frank
Cornell
Brooklyn
B. F. Sturtevant Company
National
Atlanta
Leo Frank
Pinkertons
Sentell
Arthur Mullinax
Marietta
Poslam Heals Skin Ailments At No Quick Cost
Poslam promises rapid relief for eczema acne pimples and itching with safe skin healing claims. The ad notes druggist availability and a free sample offer from Emergency Laboratories at 32 West 25th St New York and promotes Poslam Soap and a new 15 cent toilet size.
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West 25Th St
New York
New trial bid rises on Phagan murder affidavits and notes
The defense highlights affidavits from Mrs. Ethel Harris Miller and newsboy George Epps claiming alibis and alleged threats amid arguments over the murder of Miss Phagan. They contend evidence about the paper source of the notes undermines the prosecution story and plan to file a motion for a new trial ahead of the scheduled execution.
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Burns
National Pencil Factory
Newt Lee
Night Watchman
James Conley
Conley
Frank
Phagan
Luther Rosser
Reuben Arnold
J. S. Roan
A. H. Henslee
M. Johenning
Roan
Miss Phagan
Ethel Harris Miller
George Epps
Wrank
Epps
George
Westinghouse Dies Noted Inventor Founder of Global Plants
George Westinghouse died leaving a vast manufacturing empire with plants in East Pittsburg Wilmerding Swissvale Trafford City Penn and others in Hamilton Canada Manchester and London Havre France Hannover Germany St. Petersburg Vienna and Vade Italy Employing about 50 000 people with total capitalization around 200 million His life featured sustained productivity into old age and a managed wind down while policy stayed steady The 1846 born inventor served in the Civil War and Navy and was survived by his wife Marguerite Erskine Walker and their son George Jr
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East Pittsburg
Wilmerding
Swissvale
Trafford City
Penn
Hamilton
Canada
Manchester
London
Eng
Havre
France
Hanover
Germany
St. Petersburg
Russia
Vienna
Vade
Italy
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Hiis
Lord Kelvin
George Westinghouse
Central Bridge
Schenectady
N. Y
Union College
26Th United States Cavalry
Navy
Potomac Flotilla
Marguerite Erskine Walker
George, Jr
Lenox
Mass
Violet Brocklebank
Sir Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
Irton Hall
Cumberland
England
Calls for Expanded State Milk Inspection Across Massachusetts
Dr. Mark Richardson, secretary of the State Board of Health, cites 276 towns with no local milk inspection and alleges hundreds of cans of contaminated milk enter Boston. He urges 30 additional State inspectors while respecting local boards, and notes that local inspectors are often unqualified or compromised by local ties.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mark W. Richardson
State Board of Health
Richardson
Boards of Health
A. H. Rose
George L. Drury
James M. Kingston
Milk From New Brunswick Declared Unfit For Boston Sale
Officials report large shipments of unfit New Brunswick milk to Boston. State cannot seize it since not technically food under local law. Boston inspectors bar sale locally but milk may be moved elsewhere until health boards act. Trade gaps hinder federal or state action. once condensed milk, heat may render bacteria harmless.
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Georgia Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Frank
Georgia
Vermont
State Board of Health
Boston
New Brunswick
Board of Health
Consignor
Consignee
United States
Washington
Man shoots self through both eyes in Kingston
Kingston police said Harry M. Schultz, 32, a brick manufacturer, shot and seriously wounded himself at his home tonight. The bullet entered behind both eyes and emerged, causing critical injuries.
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Man
Kingston
N. Y
Harry M. Schultz
Dartmouth Defeats Brown in Intercollegiate Debate
Hanover N H March 12 The Dartmouth Brown Williams triangular debate at Dartmouth College ended with Dartmouth defeating Brown. Dartmouth held the affirmative on the question of compulsory arbitration of labor disputes on interstate railroads.
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N. H
Dartmouth- Brown-Williams
Brown
Dartmouth
Home College
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