Deadlock in Mexican provisional government talks at Niagara Falls
Mediators and delegates failed to name men to head a proposed provisional Mexican government. Carranza may send delegates only if an armistice with Huerta is agreed. United States maintains no provisional government without constitutionalist support. Vera Cruz reports show renewed Mexican aggression near American lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Main
Argentina
Yale
Harvard
Carranza
United States
Washington
Huerta
Fernando Gonzales
Diaz
Justice Lamar
State Department
Vera Cruz
Ger
Navarrete
Gen- Funston
Best
Trustees Change Commencement Exercise Time For 1875
The trustees altered the commencement schedule from Monday after to the Friday before. They grant a Bachelor of Arts degree to Dr. F. Ridley of LaGrange, who fell ill with fever two weeks before his 1875 graduation and will receive the degree tomorrow. he has had a son graduate in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ridley
LaGrange
Diplomas Awarded to Jewish Alliance Sunday School Graduates
Twenty five pupils of the Sunday school of the Jewish Educational Alliance received their first diplomas at a ceremony Sunday night in the Alliance Auditorium. The event was witnessed by over 400 people. Colonel M G Michael of Athens chaired the lecture bureau and delivered the commencement address. Diplomas were presented by Joseph Hyman, superintendent of the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Jewish Educational Alliance
Alliance
M. G. Michael
Athens
Jewish
University of Georgia
Joseph Hyman
CLOTHES AT ELITE THEATER THURSDAY THE DRAMA OF SOCIETY
A Famous Players Film Co production featuring Charlotte Ives and House Peters presents a Society drama based on Carlyle's line Society is Founded upon Cloth at the Elite Theater Thursday. Also notes Arnold Abney sells groceries and entertaining supplies with a wide selection and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ives
House Peters
Famous Players Film Co
Elite
Carlyle
Fresh produce and meats at Arnold & Abney
Arnold and Abney advertise fresh celery tomatoes green peppers cucumbers okra snap beans yellow squash cabbage and shelled nuts with contact phone 1076. The ad promotes a mutual girl at the Majestic today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold & Abney
Montana Governor Seeks Federal Troops for Butte Disorder
Governor Stewart of Montana telegraphed President Wilson requesting Federal troops to restore order in the Butte copper mine district. The move appears unexpected and signals a government response to local unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Gov. Stewart
Montana
Wilson
Butte
Wilson Nominates Five for Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson named Charles S. Hamlin Paul Warburg Thomas D Jones W P Harding and A C Miller to the federal reserve board with terms ranging two to ten years. The appointments were sent to the banking and currency committee after prior declines and current positions of the nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston
Paul Warburg
Newark
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
W. P. Harding
Birmingham
A. C. Miller
San Francisco
Secretary of the Treasury
Banking and Currency Committee
Mr. Hamlin
the Treasury
E. C. Simmons
St. Louis
Warburg
Harding
Jones
Miller
the Interior
Chase to Join Federals and other men shift teams
Fred Chase of the Chicago Americans will join the Federals after giving ten days notice and heading to Buffalo. Dave Davenport, Cincinnati National pitcher, signed a three year deal with the St. Louis Federals, while Armando Marsani, Cincinnati outfielder, joined St. Louis yesterday. Willis Johnson, St. Louis manager, said contract details won’t be made public now. Eddie Collins of the Philadelphia Americans received a salary offer above 25 thousand dollars to join the Brooklyn Federals but will remain in Philadelphia until his contract ends next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Fred Chase
Chicago Americans
Federals
Comisky
Buffalo
Dave Davenport
Cincinnati
St. Louis Federals
Armando Marsani
Cincnnati
St. Louis
Willis Johnson
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Federals
Collins
Classic shows Athens baseball and campus reels
Today at the Classic two film reels present scenes from the Tech Georgia baseball game, the senior parade, campus action views, and numerous State College of Agriculture pictures. Made by the college’s own instrument, the images are clear, good, and highly interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Tech
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
President Wilson vows to push trust bills despite opposition
Washington reports President Wilson says he will use all influence to move pending antitrust and related measures through the Senate this session despite a coordinated campaign by business interests for adjournment and a pause in trust legislation. White House releases letters and telegrams from Simmons Hardware and Pictorial Review hinting at organized lobbying. Senators and representatives discuss but take no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
White House
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Pictorial Review Company
W. P. Ahnelt
Bursted Sewers and Gas Mains Cause Heavy Urban Damage
Heavy rains today burst sewers under business streets in Paris. Pavements rose and swept away persons and vehicles, with several lives lost. Bursting gas mains ignited fires along famous boulevards and caused tremendous damage.
Representatives From All Branch Colleges On Stage
Yesterday morning in chapel exercises marked University Day with two local curiosities Athens girls first to deliver a commencement paper and a male representative from the State Normal School. Speakers from multiple colleges presented papers on topics ranging from vocational education to the new education and its object. The Medical College had no representative due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
State Normal School
Georgia Industrial and Normal College
Milledgeville
Kathleen O'Farrell
C. Watkins
Talbotton
State College of Agriculture
E. B. O’kelley
Gainesville
Applied
South Georgia Normal School
Valdosta
Mary Angéline Miller
The
Normal School
North Georgia Agricultural College
Cahdenega
Lee Rogers
Franklin College
C. B. McDaniel
Atlanta
Law School
Frank Carter
Demosthenians Win Debate in Champion Contest
In the champion debate last night the negative won as Demosthenians argued against a commission form of government. Judges were Atkinson, Jarrell, and Nix. the final vote favored the negative two to one. Diplomas were awarded to 24 students from both societies after Col. Bennett urged attendance at debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenians
Henry West
Phillip Abbot
Phi Kappas
J. W. Walker
W. H. Key
T. B. Atkinson
C. C. Jarrell
H. A. Nix
John W. Bennett
Trustees
Georgia
Messrs. Crafts
Florence
Maddox
Rountree
Leard
Adams
Westbrook
Baughman
Phi Kappa
Boswell
Pace
Pennington
Patterson
Michael
Bernd
Funkenstein
Carter
Keiffer
McDonald
Victor Victor
Meadow
A. O. B. Sparks
McKamy
Middlebrooks
Mrs. Geo. Rice Buried After Sunday Death at Hutchens
The funeral and burial were held yesterday afternoon for Mrs. George Rice aged about fifty at Hutchens. She leaves her husband and seven children. Reading the fragment suggests a local notice with grocery ads interwoven in the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Hutchens
Second Child Dies in Seagraves Family Tragedy
The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Seagraves died Saturday night from fever, the second death in the family within a week. A younger sibling remained ill. Katherine’s funeral was Sunday from the Poplar street home and she was buried in Oconee cemetery.
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Charles Seagraves
Katherine
Alumni Day at the University of Georgia Features Law Alumni Meet
Alumni day at the University of Georgia brings back older graduates in festive dress. Law alumni chaired by Gen. Peter Meldrim gather for a 9 30 a m meeting in the law department lecture room. The Georgia Alumni Association meets at Phi Kappa hall at 10 30 a m with Judge E H Callaway presiding. Col Meyers of class 74 will deliver the noon alumni address. Col Max Michael to present the sophomore cup with a full day program including student orations and prize ceremonies in Athens and Savannah tied to the commencement events.
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University of Georgia
Hugh Gordon
Tom Connally
Law
Peter Meldrim
Law Department
Law School
Georgia Alumni Association
Phi Kapra Hall
E. H. Callaway
Sylvanus Morris
C. Strahan
Tresaurer
Col. Meyers
Florida
Max Michael
Phi Kappa Hall
Alumni Association
Frederick T. Meyers
Tallahassee
Fla
Marvin A. Franklin
Phi Kappa
Athens
Clark Howell, Jr
Atlanta
Commission
W. T. Jenkins
Demosthenian
Valdosta
J. W. Walker
Screven
Petition to Restore 7 AM Athens to Augusta Train
Citizens sign a petition urging General Passenger Agent Joe Billups of the Georgia Railroad to reinstate the 7 o clock morning train from Athens to Augusta and return by 9. The public and wholesalers’ traveling salesmen seek the service, and management will likely review the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Billups
The
Georgia Railroad
Athens
Augusta
Prize Drill Winners Highlight College Event
Captain Frank Cheney of Athens led Company C to victory in a prize drill held yesterday with six companies plus the band and battery. Newton Gail Bush of Barnesville, a sophomore in agriculture and former Gordon student, earned the medal for the best drilled man in college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cheney
Athens
Newton Gail Bush
Barnesville
Sophmore
Gordon
Advertising expert in the city to boost Athens lights
Col. John T. Boyle of New York, advertising expert from the Doherty Operating Co., visits Athens to extend the campus white way and improve city displays. He previously lit Denver, making it renowned for signs, and hopes to make Athens the Eightest Spot in Georgia. The campus lighting is seen as a starting point for broader district upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Boyle
New York
Doherty Operating Co
Boyle
Denver
Athens
Georgia
Fresh country eggs and produce at Jossey’s stall
Jossey advertises fresh country eggs at 22 cents a dozen and large fat broilers at 3 for $1. Home raised beans 35¢ a gallon, new Irish potatoes 7 a quart, lemons 25¢ a dozen, green cabbage 5 to 10 cents, turnips and beets 5 cents a bunch, old Irish potatoes 35 cents a peck. Also canned goods on sale, cantaloupes 10 cents, dried fruits and tomatoes 25 cents for 3 cans, orders due for 9 o’clock delivery. Sliced beef tongue ham bacon featured. Mutual Girl at Majestic today.
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Phone Jossey
California
Request for Georgia Items Copies by Miss Rutherford
Notice states a request for copies of Georgia items by Miss Millie Rutherford. A cardboard with the items is located at McGregor, awaiting pickup or inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Millie ‘Rutherford
McGregor
Alexander Stephens visits Atlanta during commencement week
Hon Alexander Stephens an Atlanta resident and alumni of the institution spends commencement week in the city. He is a candidate for the court of appeals and reports from many state sections show strong encouragement. The notice highlights his legal ability and statewide recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander W. Stephens
Atlanta
Stephens
Court of Appeals
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Indian River
Paris
Geo. Rice
Fresh Country Eggs
Fears Grocery Co
Federick Meyers
Tallahassee, Fla
Georgia Road
Jossey
Alexander Stephens
New-York
Large Bell Peppers
Fears Gro. Co
Fresh Okra, Fears Grocery Co
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