Mutinies Rise Across Russia As Krasnoyarsk Officers Are Killed
Reports from St. Petersburg on June 22 describe mutinies in Krasnoyarsk Siberia where soldiers killed officers after an intoxicated colonel swung on a private. Captain Kosmin was shot by his own men while authorities hope loyalty returns.
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St. Petersburg
Sevastopol
Ryazan
Krasnoyarsk
Yenisei
Siberia
Shurin
Kosmin
Biriloff
Cronstadt
Kielce
Bialystok
Gomel
Mill Supply Department Implements Harvesting Machinery
Mill Supply Department introduces threshing machines in stock of all sizes. This initiative aims to equip farms with practical harvesting equipment. Local buyers can compare models and prices for immediate purchase.
Gasoline Engines Towers and Tanks Albany Machinery 10
Albany machinery section highlights gasoline engines and tower tanks tied to local supplier Albany Machinery. The brief notes inventory items including engines and storage tanks, with no attached prices or dates.
Georgia Tech Elects Matheson as New President
The Georgia School of Technology board of trustees elected Prof. K. G. Matheson as president to succeed the late Capt. Lyman Hall. Matheson, acting president since Hall’s death, had eight years of close association with Hall and had made a strong impression on the trustees.
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Atlanta
The
Georgia School of Technology
K. G. Matheson
Capt
Lyman Hall
Matheson
Capt. Hall
Ivens Hanged in Chicago for Murder of Mrs Hollister
Richard C Ivens was hanged in Chicago for the January murder of Mrs Bessie Hollister who left home to attend a funeral and was found dead in refuse behind a barn on Ivenss Fathers property He confessed then recanted claiming hypnotic coercion The victim was a prominent social and church figure with the case shocking the city
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Chicago
Richard C. Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Ivens
Manual Training Exhibition Planned in Savannah Schools
Savannah Georgia announces a forthcoming exhibition of manual training work by boys. In less than six months the program has shown progress under Superintendent Ashmore, despite initial opposition, with several pieces to be displayed next Thursday.
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Savannah
Ashmore
Board of Education
Ilavannah
Duel to death at masquerade ball claims two lives
Talladega Alabama June 22 a masquerade ball drew about 300 guests when Dudley Brown and Henry Knight staged a pistol duel. Both men were killed Miss Hi was slightly injured by a stray shot in the ankle and Bach Mah received four shots in the breast. No explanation for the tragedy has been given.
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Talladega
Ala
Dudley Brown
Henry Knight
Miss Hi
Tallare
Court sentences seven in rebate conspiracy cases
Kansas City June 22 Judge McPherson sentenced seven defendants convicted of making concessions and accepting rebates on shipments. Swift Cudahy Armour Morris pack ing companies and Chicago Burlington Quince Railroad fined 15000 each. George L Thomas New York broker fined 6000 imprisoned four months. L B Taggart New York broker fined 4000 imprisoned three months. Appeals granted stay of execution to June 29 to perfect appeals.
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Kansas City
McPherson
Swift, Cudahy, Armour and Morris Packing Companies
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
George L. Thomas
New York
L. B. Taggart
Senate condemns massacre of Jews in Russia
Washington June 22 Senate adopts joint resolutions expressing horror at reports of the massacre of Jews in Russia and extends hearty sympathy to the people of the United States.
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Senate
Russia
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate backs Panama lock canal plan amid sea level debate
Senate supported a lock canal across the Isthmus of Panama as the preferred type, voting down a motion to table the sea level bill. The decision ends a lengthy dispute between Senate views and the President, with engineers' opinions cited and remarks by Kittredge Cullom Scott Foraker and Dick. The session also covered a sundry civil bill amendment for presidential travel expenses.
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Washington
Jime
Senate
House of Representatives
Panama
Littredge
Atlantic
Pacific
Board of Consulting Engineers
Kittredge
Cullom
Scott
Foraker
McLaurin
McCumber
Independent Georgia Oil Company to challenge Standard Oil in Atlanta
Atlanta reports Standard Oil cut oil price by half a cent per gallon as an independent Georgia Oil Company plans a Pryor Street plant within thirty days. The new firm, sourcing product from Pennsylvania fields, seeks public support to oppose the trust and expects a fierce price war to begin soon.
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the Herald
Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
The
Georgia Oil Company
Southern Railway
Pryor ‘Street
Georgia Company
Pennsylvania
Suit Flood Hits Railroads After Picnic Train Wreck
Fifty seven damage suits totaling 508000 are filed against Atlanta & West Point and Central of Georgia railroads over the June 6 picnic train wreck in Atlanta. The sole fatality was Oscar Cook, with a divorce suit involving his wife withdrawn and replaced by an 80000 damage claim against the railroads. Peach sales surge as a two horse wagon brings fruit to market at 25 cents per basket.
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The
Herald
Atlanta
West Point Railroad
Central of Georgia Road
Oscar Cook
Crown of Norway Weds Haakon VIII and Maud in Grand Ceremony
Trondhjem June 22 King Haakon VIII and Queen Maud crowned in cathedral ceremony. Royal procession started from the palace at 11:06 am and ended with guns booming from ships and batteries. The event marks a new era for Norway as Haakon VII succeeds, with their son Olaf heir apparent.
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Trondhjem
Haakon VIII
Maud
Norway
Charles M. Graves
Sweden
Queen Maud
Mark
Charles
Haakon VII
King Haakon
Frederick
Denmark
Charlottenlund
Howard VII
Hagland
Sandringham
Princess Victoria
Copenhagen
England
Buckingham Palace
Prince Charles
Prince Olaf
Appleton House
Davant Mayoral Prospects in Savannah Politics
A Savannah rumor centers on Capt R J Davant possibly running for mayor as a factional candidate or independent. Captain Davant, a council member elected as a Citizens' Club candidate, draws interest from independents. Other potential contenders include George W Medeman and Tiedeman, tied to Citizens' Club and People's Democratic League influence.
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Savannah
Capt
R. J. Davant
Captain Dayant
People
Citizens’ Club
Captain Davant
George W. Medeman
People's Democratic League
Tiedeman
People’s League
Golconda Fire Destroys Towns Business Section
A Golconda Illinois fire reportedly wipes out the city’s business district and threatens the entire town. Louisville dispatch notes the blaze is beyond control and endangers Golconda’s remaining structures.
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Golconda
Ill
Louisville
Schwab Denies Entering Politics for Senate
New York June 22 Charies M Schwab denies rumors of planning a political career. He states he has no political aspirations and is not entering politics as a candidate for United States Senator from Nevada.
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New York
Charies M. Schwab
United States
Nevada
Governor Folk Grants Respite for Murder Case
In Jefferson City Missouri on June the governor granted a temporary reprieve to Myers and Frank Hottman who were slated for execution on Friday for the murder of Mrs Myers husband. The stay postpones the hanging to September 8 while clemency review proceeds.
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Jefferson City
Kiaynoy Folk
Myers
Frank Hottman
Myereh
Hair Brushes Sale Prices 75c to 4 Dollars
A local notice advertises hair brushes available at prices ranging from 75 cents to 4 dollars. The listing emphasizes varied sizes and styles.
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Atkin
Marsh
Albany Machinery
Georgia Tech
Panama Canal
Soteet
Railroad
Mrs. W. J. Bryan
Haakon Vil
Prince’ Charles of den
Davant
Shanna
Chas, M. Schwab
U. S. Senate
Folk
Hilsman- Sale Drug Co
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