Mob lynching of Leo Frank near Mary Phagan home
An angry mob abducted Leo M. Frank from Milledgeville prison and brought him about 100 miles to near Marietta, where he was hanged near Mary Phagan's former home. The body was found two miles from Marietta at dawn, with authorities noting automobile activity and a crowd lingering at the scene.
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Mobin
Mary Phagan
Milledgeville Prison
Marietta
Leo M. Frank
Milledgevilly
Mary Phagin
Miledgeville
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Keswell
Neal
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Cape
Iain JM Hurk
Thirenbold
Anid
Hetty
Meriwether
Roosevelts 1932 bid seen as party choice debate
Sparsely readable dispatches discuss Roosevelt as a potential presidential pick in a tense party landscape. Debates reference foreign policy perceptions and voter mood amid war and domestic policy criticism. Local quotes reflect mixed support for the incumbent and concern over centralization.
Worst Storm In Fifteen Years Strikes Inland Texas
A historic, severe storm disrupts inland Texas areas causing widespread damage. Reports describe floods, power outages, and impaired transportation across multiple towns. City officials warn residents to seek shelter and prepare for continuing severe weather.
Turbulent Texas Line Tensions Warn of Civil Unrest
Reports trace a dangerous surge in Highland border clashes and logistics failures. Officials note 25 volleys fired at Progresso amid disrupted deliveries, wounding several, as authorities struggle to restore order along the river route.
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Payghaeen
Sothoritien
Messene
Correnien
Willie Gemerr
Niles
Baely
Regina
TerWe
1000 Englishmen Die When Royal Edward Sunk
A British transport named Royal Edward was torpedoed by an enemy submarine last Saturday morning. About 2,000 officers and men were aboard including 1500 soldiers and 280 officers. Only 1000 survived. many perished after the ship sank in the North Atlantic.
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Wie
Hell
Tratoport
Royal Kalwarts
Wadi Teta
Oss
Leone
Royal Eioard
Royal Army
Medina
Receivers Appointed for Missouri Pacific Railroad
Federal court in St Louis today appointed receivers for Missouri Pacific Railroad and its subsidiaries to take charge of roughly 7200 miles of track. The action follows a petition by the Chicago firm M W & Co seeking about 200 000 dollars in relief. Local observers noted the selection of a named receiver and the evolving restructuring of the railroad system in the region.
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St. Taality
Stiseiuet
Felern
Ty Pulls
Chunmou Wrelll
Steed Company
Tho Clilias
Road Work Plans Shaped by City Officials and Contractors
A garbled OCR notice outlines a city road project with plans for tree removal, grading, and boulevard construction. It mentions prior approvals, funding for a road making outfit, and anticipated phases including grading and paving work around the city limits. The document references a map, a February timeline, and involvement of local planners and contractors.
Gas Order May Be Out Sunday
A garbled wartime dispatch hints at a likely Sunday gas order affecting civilian and military use. Mentions various units and regions, with uncertain details about production, deployment, and authority figures guiding the blackout and rationing timeline.
Reward For Murderer Declined By City Authorities
A long faded notice from Saoer dated August 17 reports a reward for information leading to the arrest of the Hatchet Murderer. The reward, originally set at two hundred dollars, remains unpaid as officials offer no further leads. The item mentions local law enforcement and the ongoing hunt in the area around Live Layer and Preston.
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Saoer
Bella
Officials Herald New Labor Law Overview and Debate
Fragmented account describes lawmakers and labor leaders debating a new labor law. It references the State Federation of Labor, the House committee proceedings, and views on enforcement, penalties, and worker-employer cooperation. Mentions observers from the manufacturing sector and public administration, with a focus on regulatory impact and potential damages.
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Wien Teniety
Jocks
Stiinkogen
State Federation of Labor
Hiverholwer
Ris
Vilge Jackson
Houlihan
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