Senate confirms three federal reserve board nominees
The Senate confirmed Charles S. Hamlin W P G Herding and A C Miller for the Federal Reserve Board amid pending nominations of Warburg and Jones. Warburg may withdraw his name. the group is expected to take oaths soon and form a quorum for preliminary business.
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Senate
Reserve Bank
Washington
Charles 8. Hamlin
W. P. G. Herding
A. C. ‘Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary Ofs Treasury
Rency
Paul M. Ward
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Bitago
Warburg
Thurst
Mystery murder probe widens in Freeport case
Investigators led by the National Detective Agency begin a new phase of the Mrs. Louise Bailey killing inquiry. Nassau authorities employ a detective and ten assistants as the inquest pauses to pursue new clues and Dr. Carman's account of a bicyclist firing three shots on a lonely road.
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Associated Press
Freeport
N. Y
Louise Bailey
Edwin Carman
National Detective Agency
Nassau County
Carman
Ulster Excluded From Home Rule Bill Passed in Lords
The House of Lords moved the Irish home rule bill to its second reading with an amendment to exclude Ulster. Associated Press reports the Lords approved the reading as the bill advances in Parliament.
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Ulster
Associated Press
London
House of Lords
American Is Buried Under Imperial Auspices
Tokio June 6. The funeral of Henry Willard Denison legal adviser to the Japanese foreign office was held today under imperial auspices. An imperial edict praised his work and expressed sorrow. He was buried beside his close friend Count Komura.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Henry
Willard Denison
Foreign Office
Count Komura
Peeler Wins Bludwine Elgin Watch in June Contest
In Athens Georgia the Bludwine Bottling Co contest closed on June 30 1914. A committee counted oats in three Bludwine bottles and awarded the Elgin watch to H H Peeler for the 35th and closest guess, received April 9.
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H. H. Peeler
Peeler
Athens
Bludwine Bottling Co
Hutcheson
Cobb Lumpkin
J. C. Simons
Word from Georgia boys now at Michigan
A fragment reports Georgia students at the University of Michigan during the summer session. It mentions summer school and classes but is incomplete.
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Georgia
Michigan
Brisk prelim meeting of consolidated city committees
The council held a brisk preliminary session with consolidated committees. Col Snelling sought city permission to lay sewers and water mains at his cost in the old Lilly property area, to be assumed by the city when settlement justifies it. He also proposed dirt from new streets along University Drive be used to surface the road, with city hauling. The dirt offer was accepted when feasible.
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Col. C. M. Snelling
Old Lilly
University Drive
Colonel Snelling
Snelling
Hampton Court
Onix
Col. Snelling
County Replies To City Note On Street Work Arrangements
County commissioners answered a city note about street work by county crews. Clerk Tate Wright released figures showing city tax payments and past county spending, countering claims of only 3 500 spent in the city since road bonds were issued fifteen years ago. The reply was not released publicly and is slated to appear before the council the following night.
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Tate Wright
U S Minister to Greece Resigns Over Albania Policy
George Fred Williams resigns as U S minister to Greece after refusing to comment on Albania. Secretary Bryan says Williams offered resignation to the president due to constraints on discussion. President Wilson expected to accept soon. Williams had been a former congressman and Bryan ally.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Fred Williams
U. S
Greece
State Department
Bryan
Wilson
Williams
Albania
Endorsement for Great Methodist University in Atlanta
The First Methodist Church passes a resolution endorsing Athens as the education center and Atlanta as the site for a new Methodist university to replace Vanderbilt. The vote follows a standing plea by the pastor and senior members to locate the institution east of the Mississippi.
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Athens
Atlanta
Great Methodist University
First Methodist Church
Vander
Bilt
Mississippi
City League Opens At Herty Field With Rules For Spectators
The City League baseball opener is set for this afternoon at 6 20 on Herty Field. University authorities outline spectator rules, seating limits, and security measures to protect the grounds as Athens backs the league. Captain Rawson and Captain Duggan lead the anticipated teams with full lineups noted for the opener. The schedule continues Thursday with Peacok vs McWhorter, and readers are urged to support the city league and thank the University for its arrangements.
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Herty Field
Athens
League
Moore College
Home Place
New College
New Coldege
Chandler Hall
Rawson
Duggan
Pittard
Bond
Erwin
Dorsey
Creekmore
Kytle
MecIntyre
Bedgood
Kellum
Lavender
Cook
Allen
Potter
Hodgson
Murray
Smith
Bradberry
Bryant
Cox
Super
Dillard
Sage
Huff
Peacock
McWhorter
Invitation to Sum Mer School Students for Free Dental Exams
A notice from Athens Dental Parlors extends a welcome to Sum Mer School students visiting the city. It offers free teeth examinations and affordable treatment options, promising careful workmanship. The message is signed by Dr. E. G. Griffin's successors and provides address and phone details.
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E. G. Griffin
Athens Dental Parlors
Southern Mutual
Popular Conductor Moves Back to City
Georgia railroad conductor Captain Moody returns to Athens after residing in Union Point, settling with his family on Dougherty Street. The city welcomes back this well known local figure and former resident.
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Georgia Railroad
Capt. Moody
Union Point
Athens
Dougherty Street
Knights of Pythias Meet in Athens Georgia
The First district Knights of Pythias of Georgia gather in Athens for a two day 1914 meeting July 9 and 10 with 32 lodges represented from across the state. Officers include W G Cartledge and C A van der Leith. program features Third Rank work by St Elmo Lodge and talks by Knight leaders from Commerce Jefferson and Winder lodges.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
Order
United States
Athens
W. G. Cartledge
Commerce
J. Oscar Wall
Eatonton
S. J.nix
Jefferson, Ga
E. C. Jackson
Maysville
C. A. Vanderleith
J. B. Thomas
Madison
R. C. Nix
J. C. Charles
W. M. Yergin
C. L. Bryson
Jefferson
C. M. Scoggin
R. E. Carter
L. F. Elrod
J. C. Comer
Comer
St. Elmo Lodge
Troy Beatty
R. L
No. 40
F. E. Hearn
T. J. Shackelford
Commerce Lodge
L Lodge
Jefferson Lodge
Winder Lodge
Winder
Sam Bell
Guardian
S. J. Smith, Jr
Messrs. C. A. von der Leith
Louis P. Canning
H. P. Lawrence
ANARCHISTS TARGET NY PLANS TO SHUT DYNAMITE ARTISTS
New York police announce a campaign to suppress anarchists IWW and allied groups after a Harlem apartment blast killed four. Arthur Caron and Charles Berg were tied to IWW, Carl Hansen to anarchists. A funeral for Berkman may be blocked and bodies possibly buried immediately. In Tarrytown, Caron and Berg face trial amid postponed cases of nine others.
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Associated Press
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Harlem
Arthur Caron
Charles’ Berg
Industrial Workers
Carl Hansen
Alexander Berkman
Union Square
Tarrytown
Caron
Berg
Reception for summer school faculty and guests at Peabody hall
The summer school faculty and their ladies will host a reception this evening in Peabody hall described as informal and thoroughly delightful. Two more receptions are planned before term’s end, one on the campus and one at the State Normal School, with no chapel assembly or lecture tonight.
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Peabody Hall
State Normal School
Plague Situation In New Orleans Declared Under Control
New Orleans officials report none of the several thousand rats examined tested positive for bubonic plague. Surgeon General Blue of the U S Health Service formally assumes charge and urges women to join a city clean up campaign.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Blue
United States Health Service
Lucile Love Mystery Serial Tonight at Classic Theater
The Classic Theater presents the ninth Lucile Love episode The Girl of Mystery and a comedy Mike Searches for His Long-lost Brother A prize will be awarded to the guesser of the Girl of Mystery identity Audience invited to bring friends for the showing.
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Classic Theater
Lucille Love
Mike
Installation of New Officers of Glenn Lodge
Glenn Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows holds an important meeting Tuesday evening in the usual meeting place. Officers for the latter term of the year will be installed and all members are urged to attend this impressive event.
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Glenn Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Legal and civic meetings Open this Month in Town District
Yesterday the two justice of the peace courts held sessions for legal business. The county commissioners and county board of education begin regular monthly meetings this morning with legal sale day proceeding. A lost gold scarf pin engraved J A K is reported. finder to return to Jas A Key. Reward offered.
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Justice of the Peace
County Board of Education
Jas. A. Key
McClure’s
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