Governor Slaton halts Georgia death sentence for Leo Frank
Gov John M Slaton intervenes to commute Leo Frank's death penalty amid mob threats in Atlanta. The case centers on the murder of Mary Phagan and the legal battle to save Frank as Sheriff Wheeler Mangum and Mrs Leo M Frank appear in coverage detailing the governor's actions and public reaction.
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Georgia
Leo Frank
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Frank
Wheeler Mangum
John M. Slaton
End of the Mary Phagan Case Recalled in Georgia History
The article reviews the 1913 Mary Phagan murder in Atlanta, detailing Frank’s commuted sentence, Newt Lee and Jim Conley testimonies, mob violence fears, and multiple failed appeals. It notes the trial's controversial proceedings and ongoing efforts by supporters to reopen the case through new evidence. The narrative frames a period of public anger and legal contest surrounding Frank’s conviction.
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Mangum
Frank
Watters
Mary Phagan
Newt Lee
Atlanta
Jim’ Conley
Conley
Supreme Court
United States
Justice Holmes
Georgia
Rockefeller congratulated on sixth child and other notes
The item extols John Rockefeller Jr for the safe arrival of his sixth child while humorously debating wealth and inheritance. It praises Pat McHugh for admitting past mistakes in Seattle road work and notes political quips about Bryan Wilson and European tensions alongside odd economic observations.
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John Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Rupture Relief Claim Promises 60 Day Trial Book
An advertisement touts a guaranteed rupture cure via a truss system and offers a free 60 day trial with a promise to save readers from surgery. It asserts the method, called the Clothe, cures thousands, explains operation risks, and urges writing for a free book detailing its approach and advantages.
Complete story of Frank Gale
Young Leo M. Frank was superintendent and part owner of the National Pencil Factory in Atlanta. He was born in Brooklyn and graduated from Cornell. In Atlanta he lived six years, married, and became a reputable young man among business associates. He is now about 30. In the metal room of the National Pencil Factory.
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Leo M. Frank
National Pencil Factory
Atlanta
Brooklyn
N. Y
Cornell University
The
Nationall
Free medical service offer at Right Drug Co
An advertisement promises free medical diagnosis and prescription by an ex-government physician at 169 Washington Street near Second Avenue. It claims there is no charge and invites patronage with the doctor’s services as an inducement. Look for the Yellow Front.
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The
Right Drug Co
Washington St
Second Ave
Mining Magnate John A. Finch Dies at Hayden Lake
Spokane June 21 John A. Finch 61 reputedly the wealthiest mining man in the Northwest is dead at his Hayden Lake Idaho summer home His estate is valued at more than 3 000 000 dollars Folk recall his long career in mining and business in the region
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Spokane
John A. Finch
Northwest
Hayden Lake
Idaho
New KC Beef Roll recipe by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill presents a KC Beef Roll recipe using left overs to diversify meals. It describes dough with baking powder shortening and milk, a beef and ham filling, and a browning bake of about forty minutes with an egg wash. Other meats may be used and a rich brown sauce accompanies. Instructions note optional onion and mustard adjustments and offer free recipe promotions from KC Powder.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School
Janet McKensie Min
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