1913 May 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
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- Title
- 1913 May 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
- Author
- Mrs Jane F Carr
- Publication year listed
- 1913
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- Public domain eBook
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1913 May 20 Atlanta Constitution 16 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1913
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 6 WOMEN DECLARE PHAGAN MURDER MUST BE SOLVED "Freedom of Murderer Is a Menace to Honor and Life of Every Woman," Writes Mrs. James Carr. Optimistic over the prospects for solving the Mary Phagan mystery, C. W. Tobie, chief of the William J. Burns criminal department, told a reporter for The Constitution yesterday morning that he was confident the girl's murderer would be apprehended and convicted in a surprisingly short while. "What if Mary Phagan were your child?" is the subject of an eloquent plea made to the women of Atlanta by Mrs. Jane F. Carr for the apprehension of the slyer. Women of all walks of life and classes are uniting in one combined effort to assist in investigation. Mrs. Carr's plea is an apt illustration of the widespread sentiment felt by the women of the city. It will be recalled that six prominent women advanced the suggestion to Attorney Felder that Detective Burns be em- Continued on Page Nine. PDF PAGE 9, COLUMN 3 SOLVE PHAGAN CASE URGE ATLANTA WOMEN ployed, and the fund was started by The Constitution. Women's clubs and organizations all over Georgia are ready and willing to lead every aid possible. Women Are Interested. Mrs. Carr's lette