Gorman Says He Warned Cowart To Keep Records
Montgomery June 21 4 T Gorman State Examiner testified before Merritt Investigation Committee that during a 1914 Immigration Department examination he warned Immigration Commissioner Lee Cowart to keep receipts and expenditures records. Gwynn, former secretary, testified she suspects improper conduct though denies being compelled to give opinion and says Cowart removed department papers to Birmingham.
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Gorman
Cowart
Moselle WL. Gwytin
Department
Alabama
Immigration Department
Governor Slaton Faces City Unrest After Leo M. Frank Ruling
Atlanta dispatch reports continued patrols around Governor Slaton’s suburban home after large protests against Leo M. Frank’s death sentence commutation. Officials said demonstrations quieted, with extra troops and police deployed. The governor spent hours at the Capitol, while arrests for blocking streets yielded nominal fines in many cases. A police officer, A. Bozeman, received heavy fines for inciting the crowd.
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Leo M. Frank
Weyl
Sth Regiment
Slaton
Dik
Shim
Ums
Lust
Ute
de A. Bozeman
Farmers Institute Meeting at Dom than Court House
A Farmers Institute will be held at the courthouse in Dom than on Saturday July 1. All farmers and others interested in live, work and agriculture are invited. Experts will discuss breeding, feeding, grazing of horses, cattle, sheep and a wine. They will explain pastures feeds manures and fertilizers for crop production. Diseases of livestock will be covered. A large attendance is hoped.
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Dom Than
Fourth of July Singing Drive Seeks Help from Levtheart Area
Citizens urged to cooperate with a local committee in organizing a Fourth of July singing event at the court house. Two judges begin door to door solicitation today asking for donations of food or money. Mrs Herne and Mrs Lake Helis will visit residents to solicit aid for the effort.
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Levtheart Aned
Mise Herne
Roosevelt to visit big California fairs
San Diego reports a planned visit by Theodore Roosevelt to events in California, with parade preparations under military coordination. No exact dates set. celebrations parallel Independence Day events in other states, including Ohio and Missouri. An envoy contingent and a British-like arrival are mentioned in a disordered OCR draft.
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Nord
Cortihat
Wilkan
Atlantic
Ohio
Missouri
Wiarunsiy
Howes
Annapolis
Congress
Gener Blue
Sus Station
Wet Dee Mutiira
Rainy Route Report Sparks Mixed Weather Notes
An OCR read describes rain affecting a route with some areas seeing heavier showers. It notes highways and farmers on the route report satisfactory hops and general weather impact, while traffic incidents include a few downed signs and scattered vehicle issues.
Emory University appointment boosts church leadership
The Rev. dS. Frazier, D.D., presiding elder of Mobile District, was elected commissioner of Emory University by church trustees. His duties will shape university development, with strong support from Atlanta benefactors including Mr. Candler. The 1915-16 enrollment will begin with three departments in operation and new law, theology, liberal arts, and medicine programs expanding.
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Ds. Frazier
Mobile
MLB. Church
South
Trustets
Emory University of the Methodist Church, South
Atlanta
Warigue
Ite
General Conference
Ini Deesion
Oklahoma City
Vanderbilt University
Ase Candler
Advanta
Navn
Atianta
Mr. Candler
My University
School of Liberal Arts
X.ford
School of Theology
Medicine
Liberal Arta
School of Medicine
Sand Storm Wrecks Line and Damages Plant Wall
A severe sand storm at about midnight knocked out telephone lines across the town and caused property damage. A parapet wall at the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company plant was blown down and other minor damage occurred amid thunder and lightning.
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Dothan
Virginia Caroling Chemical Company
Indictment Charges Indianapolis Election Conspiracy
A county grand jury returns a 40 count indictment charging election conspiracy linked to the November 3 1914 election and September October registrations and May 14 primary. Named are Phonarx Taggart Mayor Joseph Bell Verne Chamberlin Robert Moetaver Frank Baker and many officials and party leaders. The case covers bribery false registration and ballot tampering among alleged acts to corrupt the election process. Thomas Taggart and Mayor Bell were summoned to acknowledge service.
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Tindianapolis
Phonarx Taggart
Indiana
Joseph G. Bell
Sanne Perrott
Pred Barret
Cy Attorney
Verne
Chablrman
Robert Moetaver
Republian
The
Stord of Safety
Frank P .Baker
Fommer County
Ace
Tone
Smany
Bell
Hernan Adam
Weighta and Meares
Dunix Bush
Edoward Lyons
Coty
de Wa Wo Sluss
Hepolitiedn
Hospitul
Moon ML H Roheets
Terre Maule
Tod
Terre Mantel
Triat
Charles Covel
Weil
Jacob Wilken
City Builiding
Onear Merrill
Wal Dieutertat
Patrick Oh Raeche
Michel ¢Ifenn
City Doetee- Liven
Maberte
Curt
Severnwitneanae
Totfianegadia Frei Terre Marte
Ulsgal
Pricerary and Election Board
Thomas Taggart
Mayer Bell
Girl Walks 95 Miles Home After Elopement Attempt
At a preliminary hearing in Tarwiler County Mot ley, a married man, accused under the Mann White Slave Act, allegedly lured a country girl to Handy Florida with promises of money and leisure. The girl walked ninety five miles back to her home after realizing the arrangement. Motley accompanied her part of the way. Court officials quoted the case as an attempted abduction and noted investigative efforts by state attorney Hendrick and others.
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Nui
Tarwiler
Min Vinnie Kutehelar
Coffer Springa
Stove Motley
Motley
Handy
Fla
Fenn Howe
Plant City
Pla
Wnd
Incomplete Bond Discussion Shuts Down Statement
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to bonds of 5 000 each and alleged comments by Ste and TE. The source lacks coherent facts, names, places, and dates to form a reliable summary or identify the event.
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Ste
Four Vessels Sunk by Submarines and Reported Attacks
A damaged fragment reports four ships sunk or damaged by submarines. The Brith Mewmer Corie lost thirteen crew members missing. The Carin brook was sunk by gunfire from a German submarine during Atlantic trade. Turkish steamer and two Turkish sailing vessels torpedoed near the Black Sea. A report from Athens notes Allied feet active at the Dardanelles with Gallipoli fighting ongoing and new offensives planned.
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Rees Bhawh
Mr. Bruce
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Jabrens Corp
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Romane
Frank Cook
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