Letter Charges Rockefeller Jr. With Colorado Strike Crimes
A manifesto by 31 writers labeled John D. Rockefeller Jr. responsible for the Ludlow strike and related convictions. The letter accuses him of directing mine policy, enabling mass arrests, and using detectives to terrorize families, while urging government seizure of Colorado properties. Publicity agent Ive N. Lee said a copy was sent but no reply would be made.
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Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bar of Humanity
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
John R. Lawson
Congress
Ludlow
United States
Aed
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Colorado Fuel Iron Company
Bee
Asso-Cietes
Canal
Coto- Sede Aml
Austria
Mr. Rockefeller, Jr
Hutchins Hap
Paul Kennedy
William Balfourner
Daniel Kiefer
Sinclair Owis
Donald Lowrie
John G. Nethardt
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Edwin Davies Oomaker
Frank Shay
Mary Craig Hincleir
Upton Sinclair
George Sterting
Pouis Untermyer
Allan Updegraff
Pavis Walker
Ryan Walker
Joshua Wanhope
James P. Warbasse
Clement Wood
Art Youns
Charles Buedlin
Ive N. Lee
Frank's Fate in Slaton Court Hinges on Conley Notes
Transcribed remarks examine handwriting and murder notes linking Jim Conley to Mary Phagan's death. Testimony disputes Becker paper, basement origin, and blood hair evidence while questioning blood at the lathe and the timing of Mary Phagan's arrival at the pencil factory.
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Conley
Cotton
Georgia
Mr. Howard
M. Howard
Howard
Annie Maude Carter
Conney
Slaton
Hoervert Schiff
Dorsey
Employes
Frank
Becker
Allied
Zee
Mary Phagan
Her
Barrett
Judah
Claude Smith
Attorney Howard
Starnes
Governor Slaton
Jim Conley
Fr. Howard
Mary
Monteen Stover
Mary Phegan
George Epps
Forsyth
Marietta
Nolicitor Dorsey
Manteen Stover
Reouening
Corinthia Hall
Emma Freeman
Quack Music Teachers Targeted at New York Convention
At the New York State Music Teachers Association convention Gardner Langon urged a compulsory examination and license for music teachers to weed out quacks. State officials oppose the plan citing rights of minor players. George Gartjan notes too few music teachers in Newark schools with only 10 high school and 58 elementary tutors.
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New York State Music Teachers’ Association
McAlpin
Lord &Taylor
New York
Gardner Langon
Newark
George A. Gart- Jan
Hools
Spain Secures Coal Supply From United States
A crisis in Spanish industries caused by coal shortages was averted as Spain bought thousands of tons from the United States with full government cooperation to meet the country's needs. The dispatch notes the arrangement was arranged to supply Spain's demands amid industrial strain.
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New York Times
Madrid
London Morning Post
United States
Diamond George Claims Mesh Bag Tied To Mary Phagan Case
The report states Diamond George confessed knowledge that Jim Conley murdered Mary Phagan and that a mesh bag tied to the case was in the possession of a teetotaling woman named Robinson in Mobile. A guard at the federal prison heard of the claim from Frank Reed and Luther Rosser, Conley’s attorney, weighed the statements but found them worthless without the bag.
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Diamond George
Jim Conley
Mary Hohagan
Robinson
Mobile
Federal Prison
Frank Reed
Conley
Mary Phagan
Luther Z. Rosser
Frank
Rosser
Prisoner in Atlanta Reports Missing Mesh Bag
A black inmate at the Atlanta Federal Prison is said to have told a story about a missing mesh bag. The report circulated as investigations continue at the facility on June 16.
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Atlanta
New York Times
Atlanta Federal
Duveen Suit Seeks 16000 For Tapestries At Biltmore
Justice Platzek heard the Duveen Brothers suit against W and J Sloane in the Supreme Court over 16000 for four Flemish tapestries. Testimony stated the pieces were displayed in the Biltmore hotel corridor when opened and later returned. A hotel buyer testified they were not purchased, only displayed. The case continues.
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Justice Platzek
Supreme Court
Duveen Brothers
W. & J. Sloane
Biltmore
Lackland McLacklin
Portugal to form new Cabinet under Jose Castro
President Braga asked Acting Premier Jose Castro to form a new Cabinet in Lisbon. Castro took office after Premier Chagas resigned on April 25 following a latest revolutionary outbreak.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Paris
Braga
Jose Castro
Senhor Castro
Chagas
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