Mediation Expands Over Mexican Crisis and Carranza Accepts
Washington reports mediation now covers all Mexican affairs including the civil conflict. Carranza’s acceptance of mediation is relayed to Secretary Bryan by mediators from Brazil Argentina and Chile. Armistice terms are sought with Huerta and the United States to halt hostilities and avoid provocations toward Americans.
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United States
Huerta
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Carranza
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Bryan
Mexico
Athens Chautauqua Week Delivers Record Attendance
Morning lectures and a rich afternoon and evening program drew a larger crowd than any first day of a southern chautauqua. Dr Wallace Amery, Marcus Keilerman, and Miss Conquist headlined with a Cathedral Choir concert, Ben Greet Players staged Twelfth Night, and Illinois entertainer Wallace Bruce Amsberg offered readings.
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Marcus Keilerman
Miss Conquist
Cathedral Choir
Athens
South
Wallace
America
Blindfold
Illinois
Wallace Bruce Amsberg
James Whitcomb Riley
Ben Greet
Orsino
Duke
Illyria
Preacher Accepted Confession Affidavit Now Resigns
The Plum Street Baptist Church in Atlanta voted to accept the resignation of Rev. C. B. Ragsdale after he swore to an affidavit confessing Jim Conley’s murder claim, later repudiated. He says outside pressure offered $200 to sign, with legal witnesses present. he sought to return the money after realizing the misstep.
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Preacher
Burns
Atlanta
Plum Street Baptist Church
C. B Ragsdale
Jim Conley
Mary Phagan
Ragsdale
Arthur Thurman
R. L. Barber
Gold Giveaway At The Classic Theatre Tonight
The Classic Theatre offers a $10 gold giveaway at 9 o clock this evening as part of today’s program. The feature is Out of the East a fine mystery drama starring Leah Beard followed by The Seat of Trouble a fast paced comedy drama.
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Classic Theatre
Leah Beard
May Lawson Musical Comedy Co. Delights Athens Audiences
The May Lawson Musical Comedy Company presented a standout bill in Athens last night and will repeat today at the Majestic. The show is billed as high-class and clean, promising more quality entertainment this week.
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May Lawson
Athens
The
Majestic
Kellerman Leads Two Days of Redpath Music in Athens
Athens hosts two days of Redpath chautauqua music with Kellerman headlining a varied afternoon program. The Cathedral Choir and a later Band and Opera showcase bring diverse sacred and secular works, drawing praise from audiences in Aberdeen and Eldora despite the absence of a full grand opera company.
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Athens
Four Bottles and Four Kegs Found at Bumgardner Farm
U S deputy marshals and local officers searched William Bumgardner near Fort Lamar Madison county and found whisky kegs in a woodpile in addition to a retail license payment of 37.50 for last year and half this year. Four large kegs of North Carolina blockade whiskey were recovered from the woodpile.
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Madison County
H. D. Miller
U. S
J. A. Henderson
T. P. Lanier
Lloyd Miller
William Bumgardner
Fort Lamar
Bumgardner
North Carolina
Dollar and a Half to Complete Veterans Fund for Jacksonville Trip
Athens friends of Confederate veterans rally to raise 40 dollars for travel to the Jacksonville reunion. With 38 dollars 50 cents already raised, just 1 dollar 50 cents more is needed as the group prepares to renew memories of the war era.
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Old Confederate Veterans
Athens
Jacksonville
W. J.morton
M. R. Welch
Modern conditions favor lower rail rates claims
Shippers before the commerce commission argued that railroads using modern freight handling and transport methods could cut costs and reduce rates rather than raise them. A speaker said railroads are the only industry that did not cut service prices with increased business and better facilities. Dill Pickles in bulk and Heinz products are advertised by Arnold & Abney.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Commission
Heinz
Arnold & Abney
Up-To-Date Abattoir Built Near City
A new city abattoir has been completed between Barberville and the brick yard with cement floors concrete walls and a 60 foot well. It features sanitary slaughtering facilities unlimited clean water and will be regularly inspected to maintain health standards. City officials and meat merchants expect improved conditions and transportation by covered wagons to the city.
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J. C. Bloomfield
Board of Health
R. T. Wright
L. Cutler
S. Cutler
Barberville
Messrs
Wright
Cutler
Dorsey
Health Department
Progress in Bank Matter Under Examination
State Bank Examiner Anderson spent the day reviewing books and accounts at Citizens Bank and Trust Company with bank officials assisting. The examination will be thorough and may take several days to complete, amid widespread rumors of deposits and possible reorganization by prominent moneyed men once the current tangle is cleared.
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State Bank
Anderson
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Constitution Agency Change in Atlanta Sunday Constitution
The local circulation agency for the Atlanta Sunday Constitution has been transferred to Mr. J. W. Eberhart. New management promises better service for patrons and will use phone contact to streamline delivery. Mrs. Eberhardt assists to organize the system, with two sons experienced in carrying heavy routes.
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Atlanta Sunday Constitution
J. W. Eberhart
Constitution
AT BUCHWALD'S TODAY
Green salad 12 1 2c peck while bean 2 quarts 25c nice squash 3 pounds 25c beets 3 for 10c. Irish potatoes onions 5c bunch. Sugar 25 pound sack 1 15. Lard 10 pounds 1 25. Cottolene 10 pounds 1 35. Flour coffee and canned goods cheap. Fruits in assortment. Phone 646. Sliced beef in bulk. Sliced bacon. Arnold and Abney.
Trinity Tops Georgia In 8-6 Baseball Clash
Durham April 29 Trinity defeated Georgia 8 to 6 as Trinity capitalized on Georgia errors and nine safe hits. Georgia narrowed the gap in the eighth and added two in the ninth but self mistakes allowed Trinity to pull away. Batteries Corley and Torbett for Georgia and Kanipe Maddor for Trinity.
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Associated Press
Patterson
Durham
N. C
Trinity
Georgia
R.H. B. Georgia
Powe
Corley
Torbett
Kanipe
Maddor
Electric Shop Promotes Hot Point Week Window Prize
The Electric Shop celebrates Hot Point Week with a prize for the best window display. Sam Woods created a standout front window used in last night’s night photo. The shop also enters for the prize for the most effective newspaper advertisement.
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Sam Woods
Prominent Insurance Man's Suicide Attempt
Atlanta special describes John King a leading life insurance agent at 38 Capitol Avenue who swallowed three bichloride of mercury tablets dissolved in water. He was rushed to Grady Hospital where a stomach pump was used. Doctors believe he may recover but face a difficult battle. melancholia is cited as the cause.
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Atlanta
John King
Capitol Avenue
Grady Hospital
Melacholia
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