Frank's Life Now Partisan Fight Over Trial Outcome
A dispatch from Atlanta reports Leo M. Frank, awaiting a possible new trial for the Mary Phagan murder, maintaining innocence in his cell as supporters cry for justice. The piece notes alleged flaws in Conley and McKnight testimony, calls for an unprejudiced jury, and highlights public pressure and political angles surrounding the case. Samuel Gompers?
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Conley
McKnight
Mary Phagan
Washington
Atlanta
Ling Bee
Pretty Mary Phagan
Leo M. Frank
Cornell
Valeani
Idomblabie Courage Sie Yi Chis Pulton Tower
Evi Bene
I Desperdin
Supreme Court
Bert Fe
Pyle
Aspartad
Ulesey
Samuel Cutermyer
Congress
Roan
Roan's Solemn Words. Many Representative Men In Atlant, Cumk From Tie Noognt
Frank
Judge Can
Defeat on Censure Move in Commons
London March 10 The House of Commons narrowly refused to pass a censure resolution against David Lloyd George the chancellor of the exchequer by 204 to 240 The motion moved by Sir John Randles unionist for Manchester north west asserted regret at alleged inaccuracies and unfounded attacks on individuals In debate those named were conservative landowners tied to Lloyd Georges land campaign speeches
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House of Commons
Chancelier
London
House of
David Lloyd George
John
Randles
Manchester
Lloyd George
Seven Men Rob Bank at Abbotsford New Canada Border
Seven armed bandits robbed a Royal Bank branch at Abbotsford on the international boundary today. Four entered, three waited outside, forcing the cashier and a clerk with revolvers. They seized a tray of gold and currency, escaping in an automobile with about $2,000. A posse recovered around $1,000 dropped during the pursuit.
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Fosse
Bellingham
Wash
Royal Bank
Abbotsford
B. C
International Boundary Line
Suffragette Slashes Velasquez to avenge Mrs Pankhurst
May Richardson militant suffragette mutilated Velasquez Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery Trafalgar Square valued at 25100 as protest against government and Mrs Pankhurst, later arraigned at Bow Street. Gallery to close. Richardson sentenced for multiple prior imprisonments and hunger strike.
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May Richardson
Velasquez
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Miss Richardson
Bow Street
Hawes Harrison Joyner
Ana Keeper
National Gallery
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Bristol
King George
Wallace
Venus
Backless gown on view stuns Philadelphia crowd
In a Bellevue Stratford Hotel display under Mme Jobe, models showcased a bright green crepe de chine backless evening gown with minimal front coverage and four diagonal strands of beads at the back. Mme Leduc appeared in the gown, drawing mixed reactions as fluid light veiling and a lighter tullé overlay moved with the wearer. The event warned of health risk, noting four beads could cause pneumonia if unsettled.
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Washington Post
Philadelphia
Modela
Mme. Jobe
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Mme. Leduc
Mme. Jolie
Millionaire Clubman Sentenced for Speeding in Portland
Portland. March 10. Five days at hard labor on the city rock pile was the sentence for speeding given to W. C. Barker, millionaire clubman, by Judge Stevénson in municipal court. Barker pleaded guilty to speeding his automobile 3 miles an hour within city limits, expecting a fine.
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Portland
Oreg
W. C. Barker
HE. Stevénson
Barker
Court martial hearing links Koehler case to friction
War Secretary Lindley M. Garrison refutes rumors of a conspiracy behind Maj Benjamin Koehler’s court martial. He says the case stems from charges Maj Lewis M Koehler filed in the Philippines and notes the investigation and open or closed trial decisions. The brother Maj Koehler, Maj Lewis M Koehler, and Maj Gen Leonard Wood figure in the dispute.
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Maj. Koehler
Scott
Wood
Philippines
Téea
Washington Post
New York
Washingston
The
Herald
Mag
Benjamin M. Koehler
T Algne
Lindley M. Garrison
Fort Terry
Maj
Benjamin Koehler
Lewis NM. Koehler
War Department
Koehler
Leonard Wood
Lewis M. Koehler
Philip“pines
Woagsi
Gitteretti
Capt
Mayes
Kai Jin
Maj. Lehter
Éhig
Department
Nebraska
Eenator Hitchcock
Congress
Lewis Kaehler
Bort “Terry
Woad
Hugh Scott
Unclear OCR fragment on wartime charges and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions William H. Mattas Theodore Roose and war department items. Difficult to reconstruct full event or context. No clear date or place emerges from the readable segments.
Banker Sentenced to Sing Sing for Grand Larceny
Willam Cummins, chairman of the executive board of the Carnegie Trust Company, was sentenced in New York on grand larceny charges. Indicted March 2, 1911, he borrowed 25000 in 1910 from Van Norden Post and the Nineteenth Ward Bank for the Carnegie Trust and used it personally. He protests innocence and hopes for executive clemency.
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Cummins
New York
Willan A Cummina
Execut Te
Carnegie ‘Trust
Cure Kills Seven Patients After Serum Treatment
Los Angeles March 10 Toxic poisoning caused the death of seven men treated for binod disease at the county hospital. Eight patients received serum Saturday. four died that night, three more on Sunday, the eighth showed some recovery today. Coroner Hartwell said the grand jury would investigate potential criminality.
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Los Angeles
Cat
Boxystal
Hartwell
Tor
S.r Recovery
Garrett Laredo
State Department
Vergara
Hill
Garrett
Snyman
Bt. Base
Tex
Juarez
Chihuahua
Benton
Wien
Frausto
Carranza
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Guayming
California Gulf
Torreon
Henry Allen Tupper
International Peace Forum
Tucson
Incomplete OCR: Argentina Tour Start Details Missing
Fragmentary text from a sports or tour note mentions Argentina and start details but remains unreadable. No clear names, dates, teams, or outcomes are extractable for a reliable summary.
Fire rage devastates Cetha city in Honduras
March date reports a major blaze in Cetha Honduras damaging multiple buildings including United Fruit Company properties. Losses cited at $1,000,000 with numerous firms listed among insured or affected parties. City described as principal import hub with a population around 7,000.
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New Orleany
Cetha
Honduras
United. Fruit. Company
Isnown Logses
Americans
P. Devauz & Co
Lafitte
Alvarez & Coy
Juan Kawas & Brother
GO. Ninl
Abraham Moises
Banco Atlantido
Panama Bill Taxes Warships and Revenue Vessels
A Washington dispatch reported by the New York American states a new Panama bill imposes tolls on naval and revenue ships. It would levy the same tonnage tax on United States battleships and revenue cutters as on British vessels, affecting coastwise American shipping.
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Washington Post
New York
Washington
New York American
Witson
United
Great Britain
Repeal Bill Debates Panama Canal Tolls Authority
House inter ocean commerce leaders push repeal of the Panama Canal exemption. Senator Chilton codifies a plan to grant the president authority over canal tolls including exemptions, with Senate action pending. The Sims measure in the House is revised to repeal exemption clauses and cap tolls at a reduced rate per registered ton.
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Panama
House
Senate Committee On Interoceania
Cane
Senater
O'Gorman
Howse
Senate
House Committee On Intergptate Commerce
United States
Actress sues for 10009 in production dispute
Grace Filkine of Washington sues The New Era Protecing Company claiming she was promised a share and role in a Guy Bolton play but was not paid or cast. She alleges a $10,009 rate related to producing efforts tied to the play and a missed opportunity while discussing the role of Mrs. Flower with Joseph P. Biererton Jr.
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Fudge
Dr. Seidler
Washington Port
New York
Marsh
New York Morning Telegraph
Supreme Court
Mies Grace Filking
Washington
Pregtoy Gibson
Mexican killings case grips Texas cattle association
Laredo Texas March 10 details emerge on the Vergara murder. A Mexican witness described a circumstantial tale of witnessing the execution and the body’s exhumation. Investigations in Washington and Juarez reveal new links to Vergara’s widow and payments to the party.
Frank's Life Now Partisan Issue Militant Slashes Painting
A fragmentary page item notes Frank's life turning partisan as militant action targets a famous painting. The chaotic clipping mentions political theatre and public reaction, with other brief notes on figures and local events.
Aero Kills British Captain at Salisbury Aerodrome
Capt Cyril R Downer of Northamptonshire Infantry was killed today when his aircraft fell over Salisbury plain military aerodrome. He had recently been stationed for service with the army flying corps.
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Salisbury
Cyril R. Downer
Northamptonshire Infantry
Salibury Plain
Army
OUST TAMMANY CHIEF DROPPED FOR UNPAID DUES
New York. The governors at a February 2 meeting ousted Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall leader and two associates for unpaid dues. The board, led by Howard F O Dwyer, refused a reconciliatory check. resolution called for immediate removal from party leadership and reorganization of the Democratic State and Greater New York County committees.
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New York
Mareh
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
James E. i Chin
Thomas Darlington
Igrmex Realth
W. Prunkitt
National Democratic Club
Board of Governors
Howard F. O'Dwyer
Crook
O'Dwyer
Jrttes
Murphy
Democratic State Committee
Greater
Democratic Party
Tammany
Nap Gains Popularity In English Society
A Special Cable from London reports nap, a bourgeois game, rising in society circles. Bridge and auction bridge still dominate, but people now discuss and play nap for high points. Attentive hosts favor old fashioned blindfold guessing games as evening amusement.
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Washington Post
London
Crowd Trails Colored Wigs Through Cincinnati Street Scene
Special to The Washington Past Cincinnati Ohio March 1 crowds trail admiringly as two actresses Carmen and Ma raha Poscrap attract attention on Vinestreet. The event by the Pretty Actresses brings pink and green hair and a lively street moment in the city.
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Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio
Vinestreet
Carmen
Maraha Poscrap
Citizens to Appeal to Congress on City Plans
Business leaders meet to endorse a half and half taxation plan while protests arise against proposals for an infirmary for the addicted and a home for the poor in the city’s residential district. Citizens vow to appeal to Congress seeking redress.
Resolutions Adopted on Capital City Status and Tax Burden
The document outlines three resolutions arguing for making the Wand the Capital commensurate with a great nation, noting the DC residents bear an undue tax burden due to minority holdings and urging Congress to thank District taxpayers for contributing half of the taxes for the native capital.
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District of Columbia
Congress
United States
Chamber to oppose hospital for inebriates in Washington
A special Chamber of Commerce committee opens action today against a proposed Washington asylum and inebriate hospital at Fourteenth and Upshur. Leaders argued the site harms property values and public morals, urging Congress to reject the plan. The protest follows a heated meeting led by William F. Gude and Marion Butler, with a formal notice to be drafted and a hearing planned.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
William F. Gude
EU Tigher
Wjashington
Wairman Gude
D. J. Kaufmen
Erd Alms
Ideator
Butler
Recarty
District of Columbia
Congress
United States
Earry Lie Hospital
Almshouse
Marion Butler
John Dolph
Hoh Glassie
Albert Schulties
W. M Cromwell
Thomas Grant
Charles P McCurdy
Piney Branch
Citizens’ Association
Chamber
Washington Asylum and Inebriate Hospital
Fourteenth and Upshur Street
A. L. Sinclair
Law and Legislative Committee
B. Saul
Jonni Dolph
W. C. Sullivan
Atte Ey George KF. Williams
Gude
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