Leo M. Frank Loses In Legal Fight For Life
The U S Supreme Court rejects Leo M Frank's appeal from a Georgia murder conviction. Justice Pitney writes the majority decision upholding the trial court ruling and the death sentence remains. a dissent by Justice Holmes is noted. The board of pardons may offer the last avenue for clemency as Georgia officials hold the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washetsnton
Leo O. Mrunk
Prachur
Men Pagan
Allauts
Fxelory Piri
Lvet Enolher Slory Iy
Las Bralite
United States
Ivaties Hotines Andlinghes
Cron
Federal Court of
Federal Court of Gorrpin Which Refined To Release A Low d Weil» of Tabeaus
Cory
Thyrll
Cogel Raoay Wien
Ile Vérdier
Han
Georrtl
Tye
Uys
Iran
Georgia
Justice Pitney
Adi
Guorga
Jusiier Pitney
Stats Parson Board N Ths
Frank
Ary Phagan
Holmes
Joetlee Beghes
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Georia
Lyose
Hens Prove Own Guilt In Garden
Chicago April 18 A playful local mystery surfaces as hens in a garden cause laughter with feathered mischief. A neighbor owner accuses them of garden theft after seed and grain disappear, while the birds display clever antics by pecking and leaving tied threads that reveal their alleged words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribune
Liegend Poirtt
Wie
Wisconsin
Densal H.R. Weel
P.M. Sackett
West Wiss
Satken
Spain Urged To Declare Policy By Former Premier
Former Spanish premier told an audience in Madrid that Spain should declare a formal foreign policy. He warned the belligerents risked harming Spain’s interests and noted the Cartagena agreements with Britain and France, while Germany showed no sign of quieting irritation at the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Patsy
Gilniee
Spain
Halma
France
Winward
England
Gibraltar
Canary Islands
Mediterranean
Balearic Islands
Germany
Sim
Imat
Oldest Mason Iseac Kohn Dies in San Francisco
Iseac Kohn aged ninety one, reputed wealthiest figure on the Pacific coast, died in San Francisco after arriving in the United States from Nevada as a child. He was celebrated as one of the era’s prominent masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gane Kohn
California
San Francisco
Cal
Iseac Kohn
Pacific Coast
United States
Nevada
Weather snapshot for tourists across cities
Fragmented forecast notes show temperatures and conditions for St Louis Chicago Denver Bagotey Sew Vern Townportins Washington and others. Reports mention clear skies, winds varying from northeast to southwest, and frost or near freezing conditions in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lowis
Lhwest
Denver
Inet
Bagotey
King's Arrival to Signal Grand Fiesta in San Antonio
King Antonio's arrival signals a week of pomp in San Antonio planned by Gran Quivera. Key events include a royal procession to Alamo Plaza, a reading of a royal proclamation, and performances at the Grand Opera House. Officials expect thousands to greet the monarch as Fiesta Week opens with ceremonies and entertainments downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Dewu
Caeston
Flontis
Antonio
Gran Quivers
Pi Jackson
Harold Kayton
Gran Quivera
Order
Fiesta Association
Joh M. Gaddis
de. EB
A. Norton
W. B._ Hamilton
Lang
George March
Willard Berman
Wiliam Charen
Alamo
Brown
Camel
Kix Antonio
Sim
Arthur L. Bargntrom
No le
Fort Sam Hourten
Third Cavalry
Gren Quivera
Automobiles
Festa Association
German Headquarters State Famous Lieutenant Made a Prisoner in Belgium
Berlin reports a German dispatch claiming a famed French aviator, Henri Garros, captured in Belgium. The notice lists Garros’s career milestones, including record flights and battles, and notes his alleged killing of a German observer during the Dankirk operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Jews Demand Rights Move For Equal Citizenship
New York April 19 a movement to secure equal rights for Jews in belligerent nations was inaugurated after a meeting of 300 telepaths? and the National Workmen's committee on Jewish rights. Jewish labor groups with 209,008 members claim representation in the committee. The drive seeks equal rights for Jews in Russia and aims for a universal movement through the world. Promoters hope socialist parties in Europe will back the demand for Jews to be treated as equal citizens and seek Jew representation inside a postwar peace congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Workmen's Committee On
Russia
Shiplikoff
Socialiste Parties of Europe
Peace Congress of Europe
Sebastian on Trial in Los Angeles Angers Mayoral Bid
Charles E. Sebastian candidate for taxayer and chief of police faces trial on charges of contributing to the delinquency of Edith Sorkin a minor. He is joined by Mrs Lillie Pratt guardian of the Sorkin girl and by Earl Rogers his counsel in an indictment charging attempting to influence the grand jury. Sebastian and his case cloud his mayoral chances at the May 4 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Charlea E. Sebastian
Teayer
Andil
Edith Sorkin
Lillie Pratt
Sebastian
Victoria Desparte
Cecile Livingston
Juventile Court
Earl Rogers
Grand Jury
Desparic
Livingston
Fiesta Show Set at Wortham in Pittsburgh Taln andl Yelnd
Fragmented OCR note describes Fiesta shows at Wortham in Pittsburgh with captions about set up and a mention of the Arabia show to be continued on the next page. Names and places are garbled but indicate an event program and organizational setup difficulties.
Carpenters Willing to Enter Arbitration Amid Strike
Chicago April 14 carpenters denounced pressure to settle the 16 000 union lens strike and sign arbitration. Workers remained willing to enter arbitration while contractors hesitated, delaying progress and fueling tensions over the stalled dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carpenters
Anec
Austria and Italy Near Breaking Point
The report describes tensions between Austria and Italy over wartime supply routes. It notes Swiss authorities seizing American guns from Genoa and rail shipments to Germany via Italy, while Romania and Transylvania take joint action to block civilian transit, signaling escalating pressure on Austria-Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonbon
Matyas Milars
Giles I
Germany
Genoa
Italy
Ttig
Caimae
Trataly
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Bomb throwers given prison terms in cathedral plot
New York April 8 Frank Abaria and Carmine Carbone archiste were convicted for meaning and selling bombs in St Patrick's Cathedral. They planned shipment of bombs on March 2 as hundreds gathered for services. They were sentenced to not less than six years and not more than twelve. They serve weeks past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Abaria
Carmine Carbone
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Lwelve Ik
Torpedo sinks trawler Vanilla in North Sea disaster
London April 19 British trawler Vanilla was sunk by a German submarine torpedo in the North Sea. Captain Hill of the Ferma reported he was nearby when Vanilla was struck and attempted rescue of the crew. The submarine fired a second torpedo forcing Ferma to seek safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
North Sea
Hill
Woo Nata
Fle Geclares Mie
Ferns
Willsons Involved In Campbell Suit Courtroom Drama
In a sprawling Campbell will case the Willsons and Campbell families clash over an estate and the identity of a daughter. Witnesses include Mrs. Mampbedl Kurkham and Elizabeth Biuliicka as the trial unfolds, with disputed claims about who is the rightful heir to the Campbell estate and whether Gaul Panny Well Tuckham is the daughter in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Dotr
James Vumphen
Leurtey
Cullenugh
Witt
Mampbedl Kurkham
Stee
Louis Caimbell
Louis Tiversity
Amonus
BL Harrison
Bheveland
Mamie Gi Bparge
Domesto Cambell
Onteugm
Atecher W. Campbell
Genevieve Baker
Wheeling
Wy Vac
Ms Te. Munda
St. Louls
Mr. Ciumbell
Wars Winushter
Erstunie
Jitney men win in Virginia court
In Richmond Virginia April 19 a local court ruled in favor of jitney operators denying an injunction sought by the Virginia Railroad and Power Company to restrain jitneys from street use without a municipal franchise. The court held jitneys are subject to street regulations like other vehicles. The street railway company has been operating jitneys pending further appellate action. City ordinances awaiting council action would require jitney operators to post bonds for injuries and related risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mighuond
Tudee Tromp
Virginia Rail Way and Power Company
Michmond
Court of
Ppeds
Lakesman
Taparlery Hid Hera
Townersi
Garnes
Haasevelt
Hume Haraea
Roosevelt
Barnws Aviver
Olonel
Alt Jong
Wilko
Ane Drews
Gachalin
Wiliam L. Bzinam
Burnes
Poseinia Furors
Talesmen
Mr. Barnum
Mr. Barnes
Colonel Toosewell
Cate
Lifting the F-4 Submarine Lift Near Honolulu
A historic lifting test of the submerged F-4 submarine near Honolulu involves ten snow ponies and the tug Alert. Early attempts to raise the craft direct to shallow water faced delays for a minor defect, with naval authorities evaluating feasibility of alternate lifting methods to surface the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
United States
Alert
Submarine Sinking Reported From Constantinople Front
incompletely legible dispatch from Constantinople reports a submarine incident near London waters with officials noting casualties and crew details. surviving officers and many sailors are mentioned, but the damaged text obscures clear names and dates.
Crowdpacks Courtroom as Barnes Libel Suit Opens Against Roosevelt
A large crowd gathered for the libel case of Barnes against Roosevelt. The proceedings featured intense questioning of jurors, with Barnum directing the examination and Roosevelt arriving with observers and supporters. tense moment as the case progressed and juror panels were sifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Crowd
Barnes
Roosevelt
Record of Severe Flood Rainfall and City Damage
Widespread heavy rain and a 3.87 inch total over three hours caused severe flooding and damage. Roads, utilities, and pavements suffered, with riverside areas and lowlands inundated. Utilities crews restored services as streets opened. electrical storms damaged lines and halted transit briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avorkm
Public Service Allivins Amd
Pesperty
Indhivwuts
Aererel Hb
Natvana
Chat
South Presa Ant! Garden Streets
River Avenue
Brackenridys Park
Alazon
San Pedro
Meletheon
Seriai Lides
Cac
Heya
Menger Intel
Crom
Antonio Gag & Eleotrig Company
Serince
Servier
Privet Wet
Teopreye
Oather Obstaukes
Wheat Belt churches shield Protestant mission ties funds
An analysis of recent annual reports released today says churches in the Wheat Belt saved the financial situation for nine Protestant missionary societies across America. It notes that low cotton prices hurt gifts, causing decreased contributions in Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Belt
America
South
Pennerlvania
New York
New Jersey
England
Who Pays No Merels A Rite Of Life In The Light
A fragmented notice invites readers to begin a daily instalment series in The Light. It promises a progression from struggle to victory as readers follow the first stage of a recurring life rite and urges action to read further on the next page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leo M. Frank
Supreme Court of United States
Pardon Board
Last Hope
Hig Gounsal
Vansent
Ceul
Cartagena
Mason
Faa & Wal Forecast
Zan Antonio
Vletnitr
King
His Majesty
Antonio T
Aladin
King's Hallreal Lever
Grand Opere House
Merehay
Piagan Dieth Ronceris
GL Anthony
Flesie
Tuesay
Enon House
Mumechints
Garros
Roland G. Garros
Berlin
Ny Wireless
Sayvilej
Germinn
Telites
G. Gurtue
Courteal
Bern
Friest
Dankirk
Tuple
Sicily
Struppel
Bizerta
Jilme
Deciares
Framino
Ent
Enid
Austria
North’ Sea
Balhart
Dalhqnt
Tex
Canadin Bridge
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Virginia
Richmond
Tertin
Th.lowing
War Office
Suliathia
Curie
Brillah
William Harves
Weather Bureau
Olmos
Mieslaits
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!