Irish Embittered Over Executions Follows Revolt
London dispatch reports embittered Irish reaction to executions after the Dublin revolt. Premier Asquith travels to Ireland for conciliation as nationalist John Millon attacks government actions in Parliament. Assertions include thirteen executions, while disarmament plans are mooted by Lansdowne in the Lords.
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Associated Press
London
Dublin
Asquith
Ireland
John Millon
House of Commons
Aaquith
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
All Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
John Redmond
Axquith
Banner Auto Show Brings New Entries and Features
Fever heat builds for a city auto and electrical show May 23 to 25 with added entries. Dodge display and parade draw crowds as exhibitors, with a grand dance closing night and extensive electrical displays from General Electric Westinghouse Western Electric. Special edition planned for May 18 and Birth of a Nation screening boosts attendance.
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N. Hodgson
Athens Railway & Electric Co
General Electric Co
D. W. Bilingaly
Westinghouse Electric Co
R. O. Adams
Western Electric Co
James W. Smith
Haughey
Largest U S flying boat wrecked in Potomac near Mount Vernon
Washington May 11 The Hydeaero Diane H 7 claimed as the biggest flying boat in the United States was wrecked in the Potomac river near Mount Vernon today with the probable loss of two lives and serious injuries to three others aboard.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
U. S
Associated Press
The
United
States
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Chautauqua Athens Nearing Return Engagement Next Year
Chautauqua officials led by President Flanigan and Secretary Heidler push to secure a guarantee from Athens Chamber of Commerce directors for another Red Path Chautauqua season. Most directors signed, with a contract likely pending final conditions, promising an unusually strong lineup for next year. Subscribers urged to buy season tickets.
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Athens
Chautauqua
Flanigen
Scretary Heidler
Red Path Chautauqua
Heidler
Chamber of Commerce
D. Flanigan
Death of Mr T J Poss Ends Long Georgia Life
Mr T J Poss former Madison County Georgia resident died yesterday at his Norman School Heights home at 7 30 pm He born September 9 1846 in Madison county joined Lumpkin Battery in 1864 served two years in the Confederacy Survived by wife Mary McElroy Funeral at 10 am tomorrow with J L Adams and Rev S J Cartledge officiating Pallbearers listed Honorary pallbearers named The obituary notes his upright life and community trust. The piece also mentions Georgia Tech game day excitement and misfortune with two missing and two rescued figures from a river incident involving Louis Krantz and Chas Good.
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T. J. Poss
Normal School Heights
Mr. Poss
Madison County
Georgia
Lumpkin’s Battery
Athens
Poss
High Point
N. C
Mary McElroy
Baptist Church
J. L. Adams
J. Cartledge
Messrs
A. Rhodes
R. M. Davis
J. C. Fowler
J. M. Fowler
C. A. Blasingame
Sell
Gala Knights of Pythias Convention Street Festivities
The Knights of Pythias executive committee finalized plans for a gala convention and encampment week with decorated streets, illuminated Clayton Street, and a large street dance on the 17th at 9:30. Georgia Glee Club open air concert, Khorassans ceremonial, parade review by dignitaries, cadet formations, and a public program at the Colonial Opera House conclude the events.
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Knights of Pythias
Clayton Street
College Avenue
Wall Street
G. D. Hetcher
de Wl Haselton
H. A. Nix
W. P
Georgia Glee Club
Khorassans
Washington Street
Broad Street
Uniform Bank
Broadstreet
Colonial Opera House
All Off Conference Declared Between Generals
El Paso May 1 American and Mexican announced they would suspend negotiations and report back to their foreign departments to resume talks through official channels. Marathon May 11 Mexican bandits crossed the border and attacked civilians and soldiers near Antaro terminal station north of Boquillas Texas. skirmish ensued then bandits fled. El Paso May 11 Obregon overruled by Carranza. suspension of Scott-Obregon conferences. Mexican stance remains withdrawal of Pershing's columns and concessions debated. Washington May 11 Officials say the conference did not create a crisis and the U S is ready to resume diplomatic negotiations through regular channels.
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Associated Press
el Paso
United States
Mexico
Tex
Antaro Terminal
Boquillas
Texas
Langhorn
Pershing
Obregon
Carranza
Washington
Two Hurt In Georgia Railroad Accident Near Union Point
A crown sheet blew out on a through freight engine three miles from Union Point injuring the engineer and fireman. The fireman was blown from the cab and thrown onto the road bed. Both men survived. The passenger train was delayed over an hour while the incident was reported. The delay affected Athens attendees returning from the Eighth district Women’s Clubs convention.
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Georgia
Union Point
Athens
Peruna Helps Beverly Woman Say Catarrh Relief
Mrs William H Hinchliffe of 20 Myrtle St Beverly Mass reports using Peruna four bottles and experiencing great improvement in head and throat catarrh. She endorses the remedy for sufferers and notes increased energy and daily work capacity. Peruna tablets are also available for those who object to liquid medicines.
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William H. Hinchliffe
Myrtle St
Beverly
Mass
Registrars Meet As County Lists Begin Revision In Georgia
The Athens meeting of the county registrars O R Dobbs A C Edwards and T W Powell opens today to revise county tax lists for W A Mallory tax collector. Knights Templar Grand Commandery of Georgia met in Rome with Grand Commander B O Hardeman and many Athens members including ministers from Godfrey de Bapillon Commandery.
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O. R. Dobbs
A. C. Edwards
T. W. Powell
W. A. Mallory
Knights Templar
Georgia
Rome
Athens
B. O
Hardeman
Godfrey de Bapillon
B, Jr
Troy Beatty
Max T. Summerlin
W. A. Capps
Air
H. T. Stewart
G. Palmissino
Albert W. D. Beacham
Mir. I
W. Richardson
Mfr
Patrick
Mir
HB. C. Payn
Wilkins
Comer
Je Yarbrough
Winder
R. Grubb
George Stone
Charles Wompton
Parole Request Filed for William Burch of Athens
Attorney Tom Shackelford of Athens files with the state prison commission a parole petition for William Burch, convict in Clarke County Superior Court for voluntary manslaughter in 1914. The petition claims the killing stemmed from an unhappy clash with his brother and notes Burch’s deteriorating mental and physical health while at the state farm.
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atAtients
Tom Shackelford
Athens
Atlanta
State Prison Commission
William Burch
Burch
Clarke County
State Farm
Doctor Neighbour Preaches at Attica Church
Rev. Dr. R. E. Neighbour, pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle in this city, will preach at Attica Sunday afternoon at 3 30 oclock. A large congregation is expected to attend.
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R. E. Neighbour
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Attica
Weather forecast for Athens and Georgia May 11
Special weather notes predict cooler tonight for Athens and surrounding areas. Georgia expects fair conditions with cooler air in the northwest, while a northern storm moves through the St. Lawrence valley bringing showers to the Lake region and midwest. High winds were reported in the Lake region with gusts near 72 mph at Buffalo. Temperatures reached 92 in Atlanta and 94 in Macon with many locations above 90, while northwest spots report frosts and 32 degree readings at 7 AM.
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Buffalo
Toledo
St. Paul
Green Bay
Duluah
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Macon
Phoenix
Calgary
Havre
Helena
Williston
Eggs in the Shape of Kidneys Discovered at Store
Arnold at Arnold Albanys store displayed two curved eggs bent and kidney shaped. The hen laid regular eggs before, then produced twisted ones in a secret spot, followed by more normal eggs after a few days.
Compton To Handle Special Re Union Train
Compton traveling passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway visits Athens at the Dorsey home. He leaves for Greenwood to take charge of the Confederate Veterans train to Birmingham, passing through Athens at 12:15 p m Monday the 15th.
Likely to Go Hungry in Cheshire Humour
An old Cheshire woman calls to her lord and master Jabez about dinner. He asks if she can come to the bagging. She cannot find her old vest, he suggests eating without it. She refuses, claiming she left her false teeth in his pockets and fears starvation after giving the vest to the ragman that morning.
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Cheshire
London Mail
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