Huerta Steps Down as Mexico President
The Associated Press reports Victoriano Huerta presented his resignation to the Chamber of Deputies via the foreign relations department, a move hailed by Washington as a step toward peace. Constitutionalists refuse to recognize Carbajal as provisional president, while talks continue on amnesty and orderly entry for Carranza.
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Associated Press
Irpsshehechese
Mexico City
Lano Huerta
Hia -Rasige
L Nation
Foreign Relations Department
Vivi Huerta
Washington
United States
General Huerta
Mexico
Francisco Carbajal
Carranza
Carbajal
Testimony on Jones Feds Reserve Board Hearing
Washington July 15 opponents of Thomas D. Jones for the federal reserve board say eight to ten Democratic senators will vote against him. Supporters hope to override a banking committee adverse report on the floor tomorrow as Jones testifies publicly about links to International Harvester and New Jersey Zinc.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Banking Committee
Senate
International Harvester
New Jersey Zinc
Harvester Company
McCormick Family
Consolidated Companies
Wilson
Severe windstorm causes roof damage and scattered destruction
Yesterday afternoon a strong wind and brief rainstorm hit the city. Power and telephone service were affected briefly but restored quickly. A portion of the Booth stables roof at Broad and Hull streets was torn off and laid back. Light fixtures, flowers, outbuildings, vehicles, and trees sustained damage. The storm lasted only a few minutes with heavy rain.
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Broad
Hull Streets
Carbajal Takes the Oath of Office in Mexico City
In Mexico City on July 15 Francisco Carbajal took the oath as president at 7:20 pm before the senate and deputies, escorted by presidential guards. He headed to the National Palace amid cheers as trains move Huerta and Blanquet families toward Puerto Mexico.
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Willam
Huerta
Jaurez
Mexico City
Pilla
Carbaja
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Carbajal
National Palace
Vera Cruz
Twenty Treaties Signed and Pending Ratification
The peace commission will sign a treaty with Uruguay's Minister De Pana this Monday. Next week similar pacts are expected with Argentina, Brazil, and Chile. By week’s end, Bryan plans to send about twenty more treaties to the Senate for ratification.
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Associated Press
Minister de Pana
Uruguay
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Bryan
Senate
Senate splits over Clayton anti trust and railroad securities bills
Difficulties in the senate floor show administration unease over Clayton anti trust and railroad securities measures. Democrats Hollis of New Hampshire and Read of Missouri clashed as consolidation of the two bills gains support. The Clayton and securities bills remain in committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Hollis
New Hampshire
Read
Missouri
Trade Commission
Special Sermon for Woodmen of World at Local Church
The Woodmen of the World Geo. B. Davis camp with nearly five hundred members will attend the 11 o clock service at Young Harris Memorial Church next Sunday. Rev. R. M. Dixon will deliver a special sermon for the fraternal group by request.
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Geo. B. Davis
Young Harris Memorial
R. M. Dixon
Jossey’s Fresh Jersey Produce and More Ad
Fresh Jersey butter ripe tomatoes home raised eggs Georgia melons and a fresh batch of fries and hens. Contact phone 1176 for details and availability.
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Jersey
Georgia
Classic Theater Today Showcases Florence Lawrence
The program features Florence Lawrence in a two reel comedy drama titled A Singular Cynic and an accompanying comedy Sophie of the Films. The listings promise a lively day at the theater with notable performances.
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Florence Lawrence
Sophie
Rural credits bill urged before the House committee
Georgia lawmakers discussed a rural credits bill to validate land titles through court procedure. Support came from S Guyton McLendon Col W B Hunt and Col Harvie Jordan while a subcommittee was asked to perfect the measure. The session also examined an anti trust bill with debate from Wimberly Toole Harris Arkwright Maddox and Lattimore. Decisions deferred.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Judiciary Committee No. 2
House
S. Guyton McLendon
W. B. Hunt
Eatontoin
Harvie Jordan
Wimberly
Bibb
Mr. Wimberly
G. G. Toole
Southern Ice
And
Coal Co
Macon
Jesse Harris
Preston S. Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Co
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Lattimore
Arkwright
Maddox
Harris
Georgia Moves to Ban Tobacco in Statewide Bill
A Georgia bill sponsored by Senator Seroy to ban tobacco cigarettes and cigarette paper was favorably reported by the senate judiciary committee in a substitute that tightens provisions. Mrs. T. M. Patterson urged the measure, noting rising use among youths. Also discussed were salaries for solicitors general set at 3000 dollars with potential county increases, and Judge Andrew Cobb's new procedure act receiving a favorable report with minor opposition.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House
Senate
Seroy
General
Judiciary Committee
Substitute
T. M.patterson
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Manyaad
Solicitors General of
Marrell
Andrew Cobb
Georgia Senate Advances Real Beer Bill In Budget Notes
Yesterday the senate temperance committee favorably reported the Mc Neil bill allowing real beer production and sale in Georgia. The session also addressed redistricting to cap districts at three counties, expansion of senate membership, free kindergartens, and opposed a new Murray Gilmer Pickens county. The house defeated a bill to create Tate county and killed Adams of Hall tax law repeal. An appropriation of 15000 for repairs to the State Normal School passed. The Stephens and Crawford Long statues were recommended for the national hall of fame. Athens women supported the funds.
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Senate Temperance Committee
McNeil
Georgia
S Tate
Murray, Gilmer, Pickens
Adams
Hall
Stephens
Crawford Long
National Hall of Fame
Athens
Former Gov Brown denounces critics over Senate run
Special Correspondence from Marietta Georgia reports former Governor Brown defending his candidacy for United States Senator against charges of disturbing the peace. He cites party division caused by Senator Hoke Smith and blasts Smith on port rates registration law and efforts to control Georgia politics. Continued on Page Right.
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Marietta
Brown
People of
Georgia
United States
Hoke Smith
Smith
Democratic Party
Washington City
Port Bates
Railroad Commission
Senate
Aasia Smith
A. 0. Bacon
United States Senate
Senator Bacon
Atlanta officer traces missing women to New Orleans
A member of the Atlanta police went to New Orleans to trace the movements of Eloise Dennis and Beatrice Nelms who disappeared after leaving home for a trip through Texas. Two women seen on Petit Bois Island raised interest but could not be identified. Investigators report Eloise Dennis attempted to sell real estate before departing, selling one property.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
New Orleans
Eloise Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Texas
Petit Bois Island
Gulf of Mexico
Dennis
Brother of Mr. MO. xs L. ARNOLD 15 DEAD
News arrived from Anderson South Carolina of the death of Q L Arnold brother of John L Arnold of this city. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral and burial will be at Anderson. He is survived by brothers A E Arnold of Atlanta Henry Arnold of Greenwood and John L Arnold of this city and two sisters Mrs J A Tiller and Mrs Charles Forrest both of Atlanta and his mother Mrs J F Arnold.
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Anderson
S. C
Q. L. Arnold
John L. Arnold
A. E. Arnold
Atlanta
Henry Arnold
Greenwood
J. A. Till
Man Loses Three Fingers In Buzz Saw Accident
Mr. L. O. Pledger at the Pickrell shops was injured yesterday afternoon when his hand came too close to a live buzz saw. He lost three fingers and sustained injury to another finger on the same hand.
Weather Forecast for Atlanta and Southeast
The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with possible thundershowers in Atlanta and nearby areas. Unsettled weather continues across much of the country, especially the cotton belt, with local showers reported in Raleigh and Vicksburg. A storm over the lakes has moved to Manitoba and a secondary low forms over Kansas.
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Georgia
Alabama
The
Lakes
Manitoba
Kansas
Cotton Belt
Raleigh
Vicksburg
Atlanta
North Pacific Coast
Police pursue suspect in River Street uh reported domestic attack
This morning officers were alerted to a case in which Tim Nicks, described as a River Street Negro, severely cut his wife Mattie Nicks. Police launched a search for Nicks, while the docket notes another entry about a Negro wanted on a warrant in South Carolina since Monday evening.
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Tim Nicks
River Street
Mattie Nicks
South Carolina
Dissolution Suit Likely Against New Haven Contingent on Directors Meeting
Washington July 15 reports the possibility of a dissolution suit against New Haven depending on a New York directors meeting. If Massachusetts law allows sale of Boston and Maine stock with state option, suit may be avoided. otherwise, officials expect filing.
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Associated Press
Washington
New Haven
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Maine
Mrs Luther Burch Reported Very Ill at Home
Friends learn Mrs Luther Burch is extremely ill at her residence on Jackson street. Temperatures in the east and south remain moderate, with higher readings west of the lower Mississippi around 7 a.m. alluding to lingering heat.
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Luther Burch
Jackson Street
Mississippi
Famous Player Day at the Elite
The Elite presents Malcolm Williams in The Brute a four part drama about male power and female pride with tomorrow’s Goodness Gracious a Vitagraph comedy. Extra large melons at low prices from Stones phone 408.
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Malcolm’ Willaims
Vital Timgma
Stone’s
Vestry Meeting At Emmanuel Church Delayed To Thursday
The regular monthly Vestry meeting of Emmanuel church is postponed from last week and will be held at the Rectory Thursday at 8 30 PM. Rector Troy Beatty urges full attendance. Also includes local grocery ad mentions fresh produce and meats.
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Emmanuel Church
Whitakers Arrive in Norfolk on Way to Boston
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Whitaker announce their arrival in Norfolk Virginia and their plan to board the Gloucester steamer of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Company for Boston. Bulk chipped Beef Fears Grocery.
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Fears Grocery Co
J. F. Whittaker
Norfolk
Gloucester
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Boston
Bulk Chipped Beef Fears Grocery Co
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Seg Ting
Rrison
United States Army
Columbus
Bad
Navy Department
Veraruz
General Blanquet
Buchwald
Kortenaer
Clarke County Bank
Young Harris Church
Jossey
Classic Theater Today
Cherokee, Bartow, and
Gordon
Fairmount
Joseph M. Brown
Ralph O. Cochran
Meader
Oconee
State Normal School
Officer
Nelms
MR. MO. Xs L. Arnold
Troy Beatty
Arnold & Abney
MR. Whittaker
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