Russia vows full war to end German autocracy
AP reports Russia commits to total war to defeat German autocracy and secure the fruits of the revolution. Petrograd council and All Russia congress endorse immediate offensive. Military Union of Women Volunteers backs unrelenting struggle for liberty, rejecting separate peace. The provisional government aims for universal peace without annexations or coercion.
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Snough
Russia
Petrograd
All-Russia Congress of Workmen and Soldiers
Austrian Draftees Flee Guard Removal in Colorado
In Leadville Colorado on June 21 forty two Austrian prisoners held for evading the draft were moved by a national guard squad. Threats by their supporters to free them prompted the transfer to Salida where they await federal grand jury action.
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Associated Press
Leadville
Colo
National Guard
Salida
Federal Grand Jury
Notice Swaps Buggies for Mules and Fresh Produce
R. Cauthen of 167 West Clayton St offers to swap new buggies for good mules. Fresh Beg Plants include green cabbage yellow squash. Arnold & Abney advertise raisin bread for 10 cents and provide contact by phone 1076 for first hand orders.
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R. IL
Cauthen
West Clayton St
Arnold & Abney
Inquiry Ordered into Ruth Cruger Case Police Handling
New York public inquiry ordered by Leonard Wallstein to investigate all phases of police handling of the Ruth Cruger case. Hearing starts tomorrow with Acting Captain Cooper and detectives as witnesses to fix responsibility for failure to find the body and prevent the escape of the killer. Marie Cocchi, wife of the man whose shop the body was found, will testify Monday. No confirmed report of Cocchi’s arrest in Italy. Governor Whitman informed that Italian government is disinclined to extradite Cocchi.
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Associated Press
New York
Ruth Cruger
Leonard Wallstein
Commission of Accounts
Mitchell
Cooper
Detective Bureau
Marie Cocchi
Alfred Cocchi
Cocchi
Italy
Whitman
Railway workers strike on Nicholas railway section
Petrograd reports the first section of the Nicholas railway between Petrograd and Moscow went on strike with the remainder reportedly opposing the move.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Associated Press
Reads of Christian College in the City
Prof. H. R. Garrett and Rev. J. H. Wood, associate presidents of the Southeastern Christian College, at Auburn, Ga, were in the city yesterday revising proofs of the annual catalogue and announcement of the college. The catalogue, a pretty piece of work, is being printed by the McGregor Company.
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H. R. Garrett
J. H. Wood
Southeastern Christian College
Auburn
Yesteday
McGregor Company
Lucy Cobb Institute announces sixtieth annual catalogue
The sixtieth annual Lucy Cobb Institute catalogue is issued by McGregor presses. It features a dainty halftone illustration, an embossed blue cover, and interior pages describing faculty listings, courses of study, and historical background of the girls' school.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
McGregor
Obituary of Albert R. Dawson Near This City
Mr Albert R Dawson aged sixty one died at his home on the Lexington road several miles from this city after a protracted illness He is survived by his wife Anne and three sons Messrs Ed Dawson Hallie Dawson and Otis Dawson The funeral will be from the home at 11 this morning and interment will be in the Dawson family burying ground Flowers may be sent in care of Bernstein Brothers this city this morning.
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Lexington Road
Anne Dawson
Messrs
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Hallie Dawson
Otis Dawson
Dawson Family
Bernstein Brothers
Fresh Armour Star Hams and fruit sale notice
Armour hams described as the ham what am with ARNOLD & ABNEY contact. Nice canteloupes peaches oranges priced. King-Hodgson Co offers Cana Sugar 25 lbs for $2.20. Kress' Onion Sale advertises Texas onions at 4c per pound.
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Armour’s
Arnold & Abney
Nice
King-Hodgson CO
Kress
Texas
Greece Lifts Blockade on Allied Ships
The United States reports Greece has lifted the blockade against Allied ships by cable, easing tensions. In Europe, German offensives fail on the French line near Vauxaillon, with French counterattacks reclaiming ground in Champagne.
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Greece
Washington
State Department
Vauxaillon
Champagne
Volhynia
Galicia
Sugata
Asiago
Trent
Athens Man Invents Baseball Hand Grenade Patent Claim
Mr Emmett J Bondurant of the Georgia Plow Co in Athens has invented and patented a spherical high explosive hand grenade about the size of a baseball. The device is built in segments. when pitched it would release exploding sectors with destructive force over a wide radius.
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Emmett J. Bondurant
Georgia Plow Co
Kentz Bennett Omitted From Georgia Training Camp List
A Georgia training camp roster omits Kentz Bennett son of Hon J W Bennett Waycross a 1916 graduate in Battery 2 field Artillery at Fort McPherson. The Banner noted others added to the list yesterday.
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Georgia
Kentz Bennett
J. W. Bennett
Waycross
Whch
Battery 2, Field Artillery
Fort McPherson
High School Gym Progress Advances With Roof Pending
Work on the high school gymnasium natatorium proceeds well with the frame and walls near completion. The concrete swimming pool is ready for water but lacks a roof to shade it from the sun.
Texas Onions Flour At Low Prices
Advertisement from King-Ilodgson Co selling Texas onions and flour at low prices with space to advertise wants.
Defense council aircraft bill approved by president
Washington June 21 approval has been given the defense council's aircraft bill by the president. The measure will be introduced in Congress next week. It provides an
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Defense Council
Congress
City Charter Defeat Sparks Guard Movements Across Georgia
Company E of the Fifth Georgia National Guard, about ninety men stationed in Athens to guard bridges waterpowers and other public works, will leave next Tuesday morning for Macon where guards statewide are concentrated in a cantonment after the city administration’s charter was defeated yesterday.
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Georgia National Guard
Athens
Lucas Hill
Macon
National Guard
Government seizes Kron Prinzessin Cecile in U S action
New York June 21 the Kron Prinzessin Cecile has been seized by the customs collector for the United States shipping board and will be placed in seaworthy condition. A suit for damages by two New York bankers was dismissed in federal court. Experts say repairs cost about 110000 dollars to fix crew caused damage.
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Associated Press
New York
Lloyd Maer Kron-Prinzessin Cecile
United States Shipping Board
Goldman Indicted in Draft Conspiracy Case
The federal grand jury indicted Goldman and Alexander Berkman for conspiring to deter men from registering under the selective draft. Goldman posted a $25,000 cash bail and was freed, while Berkman could not meet bond and remained detained. Separately, Owen Cattell and Charles Phillips, students, were found guilty in federal court of conspiring to obstruct draft act operations.
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New York
mma_ Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Federal Grand Jury
Berkman
Owen Cattell
Charles Phillips
Admiral Potter Dies at 67 in White Hall
Rear Admiral William Potter United States Navy retired died suddenly at his White Hall New York home at age sixty seven. He was executive officer of the cruiser New York and participated in the destruction of Cervera s fleet at the battle of Santiago.
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Associated Press
White Hall
N. Y
William Potter
United States Navy
New York
Cervera
Santiago
Two New Residences Planned on Barber Street
Dr. Rubenstein will erect two cottages of five or six rooms each on his Barber street property near the Boulevard corner, expanding local housing.
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Dr. Rubenstein
Barber Street
Boulevard
Paving Progress on Washington Street in City Plan
The piece describes grading curling and cement paving on Washington Street from Lumpkin Street east beside the city hall square, with Lumpkin to Hull paving planned next. An initial appropriation of 600000000 is noted for construction within a year. Red Cross fund rises to 62000000 with 18000000 added, New York City contributing 27000000.
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Lumpkin Street
Washington Street
City Hall Square
Lumpkin
Hull
RED Cross
Washington
Red Cross 4
New York City
City Manager Plan Defeated by 31 Votes in Athens Charter Vote
Athens voters rejected the proposed city manager charter by 377 to 346 after 733 ballots were cast. A council driven effort had crafted a new organic law modeled on Sumter and Dayton plans amid mass meetings and amendments from various council members. The close result surprised advocates as the measure was presented to the legislature pending passage.
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Athens
Sumter
S. C
Dayton
AP Wins Injunction Against International News Service
The United States circuit court of appeals grants the Associated Press full relief in its suit against the International News Service. The district court will issue an injunction preventing other organizations from using AP news. The article also notes summer school courses, a story hour for children, open fair and concerts, and an onion sale by Arnold & Abney.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
International News Service
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Athens
University
Red Cross
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