Mediation talks show no progress toward peace
Niagara Falls June 16 mediation delegates from both sides reported failure to harmonize political aims as four hour Buffalo conference ended without concessions. Carranza representatives said only a top constitutionalist leader could be provisional president and that foreign meddling blocks settlement. Huerta and constitutionalist factions faced a possible break, with next full meeting seen as likely final.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Cabreras
Zubaran
Carranza
Buffalo
Huerta
United States
Villa
Jaurez
Mexico
Lehmann
Washington
Raffel Zeubaran
Tribute to Chancellor Barrow at 1904 reunion
Alumni praise Chancellor David C. Barrow for eight years of steady leadership at Athens University. Resolutions from the class of 1904 affirm loyalty and request continued service, noting his personal impact on students, campus life, and Alma Mater.
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Barrow
Dave
H. H. Gordon
W. B. Hodgson
W. E. Ragan
W. L. Reid
W. C. Roberts
J. L. Hodgson
C. J. Strickland
Max Michael
Alex W. Stephens
BE. L. Wilkins
R. P. Brooks
Winship Nunnally
Thos. W. Connally
Citrolax Advertisement Claims Quick Gentle Relief
An advertisement touts Citrolax as the best laxative for constipation and related ailments. It promises lemonades flavor, prompt, painless action, and thorough flushing, from H. R. Palmer & Bons.
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H. R. Palmer & Bons. Adv
Alumni Society Meeting At Georgia Highlights Fund Drive
The Georgia Alumni Society met in Phi Kappa hall with reports from Treasurer Strahan and land trustee Shackelford, praising his purchasing work. A library endowment drive yielded 3030 dollars, with 3000 pledged for books, and alumni classes 1904 and 1909 added energy to reunions. Chancellor Barrow received an ovation as speeches followed, while Judge Holden announced he would not seek governor due to private reasons, despite expected statewide support.
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Georgia Alumni Society
Phi Kappa Hall
Strahan
T. J. Shackelford
Shackelford
M. G. Michael
E. H. Calloway
Jr. Michael
G. B. Adams
E. C. Kents
P. W. Meldrim
Frederick Moyers
Dennard Hall
Georgia
Jerome Michael
Athens
Winship Nunnally
Hooper
Alexander
E. R. Black
W. H. Barrett
Judge Newman
Barrow
Judge Holden
Supreme Court
Holden
Atlanta
Chambrain's Tablets Help Indigestion and Constipation
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York reports relief from long standing indigestion and constipation after using Chambrain's Tablets for several weeks, saying she was cured of the complaint. Sold by all dealers. adv.
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Chambrlain
Chamberlain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
Adv
W. A. Lockhard
Homer City
Dr. King
Bucklen
Mrs James Frazer Buried High Shoals
Mrs James Frazer mother of Mrs Dr E H Hale of this city and grandmother of Mr James W Morton died at Cordele last Saturday. Her body was brought to High Shoals for burial. the funeral and interment were held Sunday as a large gathering paid tribute to a noble woman of her section.
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James Frazer
E. H. Hale
James W. Morton
Cordele
Electric Bitters Tonic Promises Cure and Praise
An advertisement extols a Tonic and Health Builder called Electric Bitters for fatigue nervousness and weak digestion claiming to rebuild strength and drive out waste. A Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine touts a complete cure after doctors failed. Also notes a college event with Hon Peter W Meldrim receiving ovation and a planned reunion to honor his fiftieth commencement next June.
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James Duncan
Haynesville
Peter W. Meldrim
Savannah
Alumni Orator In Critical Condition Memory Loss In Athens
Hon Frederick T Myers former University alumni speaker is in Athens after a sudden complete memory loss hours after delivering a forceful address. He traveled from Tallahassee and recalls none of the events, trip, or occasion despite normal physical signs. Doctors are puzzled as he receives careful treatment awaiting improvement.
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Frederick T. Myers
Alumni Association of the University
Athens
Tallahassee
Sion
Tiia
New York
Athens High School Wins Big End of High Honors
Athens High School earns notable recognition as Brenau College Conservatory offers twelve scholarships to Southern high schools. Nine papers entered. Georgia leads with two winners Elizabeth Davis and Lucille Jay. Lucille Cox also secures an $80 music scholarship for winning the Eighth district contest. Four University commencement speakers this week include Athens graduates. The school’s performance in competitive exams and various tests reflects strong preparation and early training.
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Athens
Brenau College Conservatory
South
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Elizabeth Davis
Lucille
Jay
Cox
Lucille Cox
Madison
Athens High School
Central Presbyterian Church Dedication Set for June 21
The former Prince Avenue Church will be dedicated as Central Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 21 with a sermon by Rev. Samuel J. Cartledge at 11 o clock. Located at Prince and Milledge avenues the new church cost about 35000 and features the finest pipe organ in the city. Many visitors from outside the city are anticipated for the dedication.
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Wedne
New Presbyterian Church
Prince Avenue Church
Central Presbyterian
Samuel J. Cartledge
Prince Avenue
Milledge Avenue
Trustees Urge Better Attendance at Commencement
University trustees urged measures to secure better attendance at commencement exercises. They also named ex-officio trustees for branch institutions including Banner State College, North Georgia Agricultural College, Georgia Tech, State Normal, and Georgia Medical, with appointed members for each board.
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Board of University Trustees
Dodd Scholarship Fund Established at University
The University of Georgia receives a $500 check from Eugene and Harry Dodd of Atlanta to add to the Brown fund for needy students. The Dodd brothers, former Brown fund beneficiaries, have repaid their loans with interest and funded a new Dodd scholarship to aid future Georgia men. Georgia also marks the close of its 114th year of usefulness with today’s commencement exercises.
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Dodd
Board of Trustees
The
University of Georgia
Messrs
Eugene
Harry Dodd
Atlanta
Brown
Dodd Brothers
Day
Georgia University
Villa Splits From Carranza Uprising Threatens Zacatecas
Reports from Laredo El Paso and Orasias say Villa has resigned as second chief of the constitutionalist army and will govern Oaxaca state, with rumors he planned to seize Zacatecas. Carranza seeks a successor. offices in Jaurez and other cities were seized by Villa supporters amid dual censorship and official briefings.
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Associated Press
Laredo
Villa
Uhthuahua
Natera
Zacatecas
Carranza
Felipe Angelos
Constitutionalists
Elpaso
Tex
Jaurez
Chihuahua City
Torreon
el Paso
Carran‘ga
Treasury Department
Custom House
LI Paso
Jaures
Rafeal Zubaran
Washington
Orasias
Mexico City
Information Bureau
British Poloists Win Championship in International Match
Westbury Long Island June 16 The British polo team defeated the Americans to win the international championship by taking the first two games in succession. Today's score was four to two and three quarters. The Americans played better than Saturday but failed to withstand the British rushes.
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Associated Press
Westbury
Long Island
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