The Detroit times. [volume], June 21, 1915, AFTERNOON EDITION, Image 1

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LEO FRANK SAVED FROU
SMUWS BY GOVERNOR;
SENT TO POISON FIRM
ffsken From Jail At
[ Dead of Night By
I Armed Men
DFICERS FEARED
t ’ HATE OF MOB
Every Precaution Talc*
I en to Guard Priaon-
I er From Attack
■ ATLANTA. Ga., June 21—The
■Mill wntcnce of Loo M. fiyk
fefofeTi’s
|Twm Hand that shortly Mm
B sheriffs. who war* heavily
mad. tad handcuffed to two of
■MI ftor hit own bottdr protoctlon,
ko not ad priaooar wan aplrlted out
If tbe Jail whern hn baa bnen con
bod for two yurt, and taken down
brk atreeti to the depot of the
Itorgia Central railway where be
ipa put aboard a train for the state
Insoa farm at MilledgeviUe.
I Mrs. Frank, when told of the
loasor of the removal of her hue
land from Jail, said she was not
Inrprited.
I interest In the <*a«e reached fever
Uat here yesterday. It wss the
Ida topic of speculation and bet-
M still continued that the gqvern-
Ir would commute nentence. ft was
Irffned that If he intended to let
peak hang, he would not here
railed until the last minute and
ken lot the ic-oner be rushed
pom a cell to the gallows. Prank
be* up «e|| Sunday. He *«calved
L a«m<K.r of bte friends Ir 12* cell
Md wetued to te th« ei<ul.
I Mis wife and parents tee with
Mm ntsrW all day About 500 curl
laity seekers tried to get admit
pace nod sec Frank, out were de-
PRINCESS MARIE DE BOURBON-PARMA, niece of
* Arch-duchess Zita, future Empress of AuitrU-Hun
gary. The princess, aged 8 years, has adopted a war-baby
and with her allowance increased by Emperor Franz-Joseph
she pays sl2 a month for the infant’s support.
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TODAY’S GAMES
Amerieen
New York at Philadelphia, clear
(two games).
Boston at Washington, clear (two
games>).
Only gat ies today.
National
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, clear.
Only gome today.
THAWTRIAL
TOMORROW
Prisoner Expected to
Be Own Best Witness
As to Sanity „,.,
NEW YORK, Jua« 21.-Harry K.
Thaw will bo hH own most Import
ant wttnsss ta bis sanity trial which
begins tomorrow before supreme
court Justice Hendrick. The slayer
of Stanford White is confident he
can convince a Jury that he is sane.
Mrs. Mary Copely Thaw, the
prisoner’s aged mother, is here tr
attend the trial
Members of the “Alimony club'
at the Ludlow-st. Jail where Tha*
has been staying recently, will l»
among the Thaw witnesses.
Clear Makers* ealea. Me. as. fcai
e > eeteO the faMawla* aMeerai Pre«
Ident, Fred Bauer: vice-presidin'
l«outa Krb; »e<-r*tary-treniiur< •
Kred Wolf: rscordlns secrets r\
P*ler Iteambert: a*rg*«nt-«t-arm»
' ,s ' , b« Frltch: executive hoer<*
Wllllem (lallower. Wesley Knight
r.ierles Krlteh end John Zimmer
men; deleaetes to the Ml<*hi«<i>
Federation of Labor convention
David S. Jones. Fred Bauer: lel<e'
hoard. John Zimmerman. Willlnir
Oellowey. Samuel (Joldherg. Wil
liam Froelorh and Charles Frltrh
auditory Pater Degenhart. Fre
Behr, William Siegenfusa: true
teaa. John Drldame. George Fin
sel .Fred Bauer; sick committer
east aide. Joha Peering. John Zim
merman; wc*t aide William Weber
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DETROIT TIMES
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THE TUG OF WAB T/T ■
SITUATION
IN MEXICO
GETS WORSE
Developments Threat
en to Share Wilson’s
Vacation
s
ANGELES IN
BREAK WITH CHIEF
Howard Will Not Land
Unless Forced to
Do So
WASHINGTON, June 21.—The
acute Mexican situation threatened
today to interfere with President
Wilson's hopes of a brief vacation,
commencing the latter part of this
week.
Reports from every section of the
troubled republic Indicated that
conditions were growing rapidly
worse. Carranza seemed to have
been practically eliminated, his
place having been taken by Obre
gon. Villa appeared definitely to
have broken with Felipe Angeles,
and the latter, for some time con
sidered a possible Important figure
in the new regime, wnS reported to
the United States.
The American warship Colorado
with a marine battalion, In read!-
neas for Instant action, waa off the
Mexican weat coast. General
Maytoreoa, Villa commander there,
has declared he would attack any
American landing expedition. Ad
miral Howard, In personal command,
kae elastic orders. It waa said
bo would net try to land unless con
vinced his men's presence abso
lutely necessary to save foreigners'
lives from the Yaquls.
Assistant Plies t— Bnrre—ke, es the
DHieN* Mnieem es Art. ba* ar
ranged for an exhibit of :it of the
beet eel a tings of th« 4.000 exhibit
ed at the Baa VVanctsco fair. The
ehetee will be made by J. Alden
Weir, preetdeat of the National
Academy of Dealgn, sad other
noted artlete and ertttre. The ex
hlbtttea has been arranged for the
mueeuana es Detroit. Cnlcago. St.
Louts. Indianapolis and Toledo,
through John H. Trask, who haa
charge es the art exhibit at the
«MeheMSSMiHMeefse.
MONDAY, JUNK 21. 1915.
DESPONDENT,
Kills self
John W. Hook. 52 years old.
looming with a sister at No. 827
Ftscherare., Brad a bullet Into his
brain, Saturday afternoon. The
man was despondent following an
operation which he believed had
been unsuccessful. He was single
and did Janitor work. There will
be no inquest.
GERMANY
STILL AFTER
DISCUSSION
Will Seek Further Ar
gument Before An
swering U. S.
KAISER STILL
AT EAST FRONT
Unlikely He’ll Meet
Gerhard Before Re
ply Is Sent
Ry CARL W. ACKERMAN.
(Staff Correspondent United Press.)
BERLIN, (via The Hague), June
21. —Germany tnfends to discuss
several points, covering the whole
question of naval warfare, with the
United States before making a defi
nite statement of her future policy
concerning submarine operations.
The next communication sent to
Washington probably will open this
discussion.
Germany's reply Is still In the
conversational stages. I learned to
day that thus far there have been
no informal exchanges between the
American embassy and the German
foreign office, such as prefaced the
reply to the first American note.
The kaiser is still at the Galician
battle front. It la possible that he
will not confer with Dr. Anton
Meyer Gerhard. Ambassador Bern
•torff*s special envoy, until after the
German reply la sent to Washing
ton. This circumstance confirms
previous report* that the next Oer
man reply will not be final, bnt will
call tor further interchanges.
RUSSIANS
qUITTHB
LEMBERG
Retreat Already Be
gun, Declares Ger
man Statement
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SLAV REPORTS
CLAIM. SUCCESS
Rains Interfering Ser
iously With Italian
Offensive
BERLIN, (via The Hague), June
21-—Lemberg i* about to fall before
the eyes of the kaiser. The Rus
sians are preparing to evacuate the
city. A dispatch from Przemysl
early today reported that Austrian
regiments are storming the last line
of Russian defenses on a ridge 11
miles from the city and that Aus
trlan sheila are falling in Cracow,
the western suburb of the Galician
capital.
Blnce early yesterday trainloads
of Russian wounded have been hur
rying out of Lemberg, northeast to
ward Brody. Aviators have brought
word that several trainloads of
heavy guns are moving out of
Lemberg.
Hotly pursued by the Austro-der
mans, the Russians who were driven
out of Grodsk, fell back toward
Lemberg. Through the gap between
Lakes Brosdowleck! and Czerlanskl.
Gen. Mackensen rushed flying col
umni of cavalry and infantry. They
drove the enemy eastward so rap
idly that the Slavs made only a
feeble attempt at resistance at their
first line of trenches three miles
east of the lakes. The Russian cen
ter retreated so rapidly that the
right flank had to give way and be
gan falling back in confusion from
the Werestyca rlvor north of Oro
dek at daybreak, Sunday.
PRTROORAD. June 21— t Special
Cable.) —An official Russian state
ment savs:
In Oalleia Friday and Saturday
there was a heavy offensive move
ment of the enemy towards Raws,
DR. J. N. E. BROWN
NAMED HEAD OF
FORD HOSPITAL
Dr. J. N. E. Brown, who came to
Detroit acme years ago to become
begd at the Detroit General hospi
tal. later taken over by Henry Ford
U 4 flow known as the Henry Ford
hospital. West Grand and Hamllton
blvds. has been retained by Mr.
Ford as superintendent of the new
hospital.
Dr. Brown was head of the Toron
to general hospital for six years be
fore coming to Detroit. He is a
frequent contributor to medical
Journals of the United States and
Canada. lie whs secretary of the
American Hospital association for
three years.
Dr. Angus McLean has been nam
ed bead of the surgical staff; Dr.
Frank J. Siaden. head of the med
ical staff; Dr. James E. Mead, chief
physiriau at the Ford Motor Cos..
Mr. Ford's personal representative
on the hospital’s advisory board.
The hospital will be opened in
about two weeks, with 100 rooms
ready for use. When all the build
ings are completed, the hospital
will have rooms for 2.000 patients.
There will be no wards.
WARDEN’S
WIFESLAIN
Assailants Fire Bed in
Attempt to Destroy
Corpse
JOLIET. 111., June 21—Mrs. Ed
mnnd M. wife of the warden
of the Northern Illinois peniten
tiary. was found Sunday morning
burned to death in her bed, in the
warden's family apartments In the
penitentiary.
Unusual mystery attaches to the
tragedy, and It is said formal
charges will be placed against one
of the convict* at once. It is be
lieved Mrs. Alien wss attacked and
that wood alcohol whs then scat
tered over the body and the bedding
set on fire.
A Jug half-filled with wood alco
hol was found in the room and the
rapid spread of the fire Hnd the con
dition of the body Indicate the use
of some highly inflammable agent.
If all women were mind readers
every man on earth would take to
the tall Umber.
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Preach Honesty in
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■ CHICAGO, iun. il.-CUnn ra
,(l*«i «vft SuAdßjr KlWtalWli
Os delegates to Aha eloiontfrliiiiiii
convention of the Associated Ad*
rertialnf Clubs of the World.
They throbbed hotel lobbies, ap
peered numerously in church where
43 of their number delivered lay
sermons, dealing largely with hon
esty in advertising, attended a mass
meeting in the Auditorium theater,
and by a display of badges, medals,
odd hat bands, and the like, gave
evidence of their faith In advertis
ing.
Features of the mass meeting
were the annual address of William
Woodhead, president of the organ
isation, who hails from Ban Fran
cisco, and the speech of Joseph E.
Davies, chairman of the federal
trade commission.
In the pulpits, the speakers, in
addition to elaborating on honesty
as the best policy, advertised ad
vertising.
In his address President Wood
head reviewed the growth of the
association, which a year ago, he
sald< went to Toronto as the
Associated Advertising Clubs of
America, and came away with the
remainder of the world taken into
its name.
Several Java nf liquor aaO 145 pane*
•f Seer rrerT takra kt Ike poller
in Sunday r*i<N on vnrinu>* •Vlulw "
The nla- f* a tailed a-ere the Ores
cent club. No. 2KO Hrtiah-at.. the
tValfera’ rjiib, Xo. JIT Knndolph
*t., and the club* lit No. 117 Mon
roe-ave. and No. **>C Moriroe-ave.
I EO M. FRANK, the Atlanta Hebrew accused of thn
atrocious slaying of Mary Ph&gan, whose conviction
was forced by public opinion in contravention of the weight
of evidence, has been rescued from the gallows at
eleventh hour by Governor Slaton of Georgia.
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the mechanism had dean igt|pi||
and the explosion M Mi: «ip||
The dleoovery es the dynajjj||||
wee made by Private ImllAflß
■I sAa amlAlasm ■■ naiaad AA
wT ini vovviivrv on piNirn irl
armery. • \ '-A-ffSjMgß
The armery la need fee
Ing and recruiting ptiryooa,•
ordinarily. It heuaee ne sildfalfitlf
at night. There erne none
Sunday night, bet the
Is In s thickly-populated
of ths city, with hsueta
sides. The* armery ■ and • :gttl£pg
government' buildings In rlWMPffl
sor are under senetant guarf('|j|
soldiers, day end night.
As in ths case of the sxpte $
eion in the' Peabody factory In ■ £
Walksrvlllo, the blame le laid an
German sympathisers from On
trott or elsewhere In
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An explosion, believed to hawl
been caused by a bomb, partfcnj
wrecked the building of the Peai-i
bodys Cos., Ltd., Just west of thlj
Welker distillery, at Sandwich**
and Victoris-ave., at 3: It
Monday morning.
The front wall of the three etegy. J
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