Frank Case Sentencer Commuted Leading to Georgia Unrest
Georgia residents react after Leo M. Frank's death sentence is commuted by Governor Slayton, with crowds demanding justice and police restraining demonstrations in Atlanta. Officials report arrests as tensions rise over the Frank case and potential violence.
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Slayton
Georgia
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Milliegeville State Prison Farm
Macon
Man‘gum
Frank
Se Mariette
Forsythe
Princeton Chautauqua Evening Drama and Lectures
Tonight features a modern drama The Servant in the House by William Owen and Company with 75 cent admission. Earlier programs include lecture The Finest of the Fine Arts by Dr Charles Baker and Evening stock Taking Stock of a Town by Frank Dixon, with 25 and 35 cent tickets.
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Savranoffs
Frank Dixon
Fine Arta
Charles
Baker
William Owen and Company
Princeton
Chautauqua
Elks
Barker
Redpath
Signor
Guiseppe Bartolotta
Miners Strike Halts Princeton Mine Operations
Princeton miners walk out after a new chute system is introduced to regulate how many men enter mine cages. They claim the measure violates state law and union agreements, refusing to return until the chute is removed. Company says the device prevents overcrowding and speeds lowering, and will not negotiate until workers resume toil.
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Princeton
Democrat
Imine
Germany seeks further talks on submarine warfare policy
Germany plans to discuss naval warfare policy with the United States before issuing a definite statement on submarine operations. The next German reply to Washington will likely open renewed discussion, with no formal exchanges yet between the American embassy and Berlin. Germany accuses Britain of flag abuse and notes incidents involving neutral flags as it argues against stoppage and search rules.
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Bparlin
Germany
United States
Washington
Washington, D. C
State Department
London
Tt Wan
Severe storm cripples Gib son county crops and utilities
A Sunday night storm tore across Gibson county causing thousands of dollars in crop damage to wheat oats and corn. Lightning and heavy rain toppled trees and damaged telephone lines while power and light service were briefly disrupted before being restored by Monday morning. Interurban rail was interrupted during the early hours but resumed by nine.
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Gibson County
Princeton
Ft. Uranch
Birthday Dinner Attracts Large Crowd On Chipman Farm
More than 100 people attended Albert Hensley’s birthday dinner at the Chapman Chipman farm area. Hosts issued invitations to friends and neighbors and a great crowd responded. The day was enjoyed by all in attendance.
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Albert Hensley
Chipman
Chapman Farm
Hensley
Death of Miss Ada Key at Patoka aged 50
Miss Ada Key aged 50 dies after a long illness at her parents home J W Key and wife two miles north east of Patoka The funeral is set for Tuesday at 10 o clock at the family residence with Rev Dyer of Patoka Methodist church The interment will be in Warnock cemetery She survived by her parents four sisters Misses Salith and Anna at home and Mrs Howard Stewart of Patoka Finis of
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Ada Key
W. Key
Patoka
Qoorelock
Dyer
Methodist
Ice Cream Festival Planned at Gorden Church
An ice cream festival is set for Saturday night at the Gordon Street church. Everyone is invited and attendees from Princeton are expected to join the event on July 3.
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Gorden Htt
Rock Road
Princeton
City Council to Meet in Regular Session at Six
The city council will hold a regular session at six o clock this evening due to the Chautauqua. Members hope to finish their work early as Miss Flo Skelton attends and Mr Carmel is guest of honor for the evening program. Mrs Lynn Smith participates.
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Flo. Skelton
Carmel the
Lynn ‘Smith
Ex-Pr Marshall Murder Trial Slated After Anti Catholic Row
In Marshall Texas on June 21 1915 O Leary faced trial for alleged murder connected to a disturbance sparked by anti Catholic lecturer William Black and John Rogers. Wounds to John Copeland reported February 3 1915.
Fageant Donates Funds for European Relief Work
Lexington report notes funds raised to aid European relief efforts. The article mentions a donation drive tied to commemorating the 190-year milestone between England and the United States and specifies support for the Red Cross.
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Lexington
Mass
England
Ted
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