Germany Faces Hard Diplomatic Problem In Submarine Crisis
Secretary Lansing said Berlin offered no new advices on the submarine issue as President Wilson awaits a German reply within days. Ambassador Gerard’s meeting with Emperor Wilhelm II was cited as a hopeful sign, while Washington prepared to judge Germany’s response and warned against telegrams swaying judgment. The memorandum on armament of merchant ships was distributed to American embassies, with British instructions viewed as closely aligned.
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QBREGON WILL ASK Successful Season of Grand Opera Now Nearing End
The article notes a nearing end of a grand opera season with very large crowds anticipated for the final three performances. It mentions retirement plans and references American force leaders Carranza and Scott and Funston.
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MEETING TAKES PLACE Conference Aims at Settlement
A wartime conference report from Oaxaca and Juarez outlines plans to end fighting between Carranza forces and Villa bands in southern Chihuahua. Obregon seeks early U S troop retirement and asserts Mexican arms can maintain order. Carrier details include tensions with Carranza denied and mention of upcoming talks with Gen Scott and Gen Funston. The report also notes opera stars arriving in Atlanta for performances.
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Torreon
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Martial law in Ireland as Maxwell assumes control
London reports martial law across Ireland with Major General Sir John Maxwell taking charge and given full powers to extend operations and suppress the rebellion. The revolt, which began in Dublin Monday, has spread to western and southern regions while rebels hold parts of Dublin. Parliament ministers disclosed these details.
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Egypt
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Buy Right Hints for the Housewife in Movie Going Go
A column extols the appeal of cinema as a low cost entertainment for all ages across the nation. It notes movie theaters offer education, thrills, humor, and varied imagery from sea voyages to Paris sights, with daily life events like fires and wrecks, all for a nickel or dime.
Notheast price guarantee ad in Atlanta stores
The Constitution promises a marked saving on every purchase in Atlanta stores that advertise their lowest prices in pecan.
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It's Not Jimmie Says Mrs Glass After Viewing Child
Mrs Glass a frail Jersey City woman in black with veil identifies a five year old boy as not her missing son Jimmie after viewing him in Atlanta near the Folsom hotel. The boy Hughie Castello, son of Gypsy Will Castello, resembles the missing child and is in custody with his father. Mrs Glass and Jersey City detective Lt James Rooney viewed the Gypsy camp connection before returning to New York after a nationwide search spanning Virginia Maryland and other states.
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Charles L. Glass
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O'Hara
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Oklahoma
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Nicholasville
New York State
New York
Girl's Alleged Slayer Mobbed by Prisoners
In Lansing Kansas on April 27 angered by the Topeka murder of 10 year old Edne Dinsmore authorities report 200 prisoners mobbed Fred Bissell of Topeka in the state penitentiary yard as he arrived to be moved from the Topeka mob. Deputies and guards intervened to subdue the inmates.
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Topeka
Fred Bissell
State Penitentiary
Bissell
Lawrence
Big Guns Prepare for German Attack
London reports ongoing heavy bombardment across Verdun sectors with cautious signs of a German infantry advance. French air operations continue while German artillery targets the Russian bridgehead at Ikskull and other fronts. Reconnaissance notes massed Austrian assaults repelled in Corso-Selz. Russian forces gain ground near Bitlis in Asia Minor.
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Chrojakova
Rovno-Kovel
Corso-Selz
Rome
Asia Minor
Bitlis
Petrograd
Great British Front Activity Reported in Official Communique
The latest official bulletin notes sharp action along the British front with raids by the Bedfordshire regiment near Carney and artillery exchanges at La Boisselle Hebuterne Monchy au Bois Neuville St Vaast Anmentieres and Frelinghein. German trench incursions at Frelinghein were repelled. Continued on page sixteen.
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Neuville-St. Vaast
Armentieres
Frelinghein
One Dollar Seats For Remaining Opera Week
Metropolitan Opera announces $1 seats for Martha tonight Die Meistersinger Saturday matinee and La Boheme Saturday night. Seats in the back balcony offer hearing advantage without view, allocated by management upon requests from Atlanta Music Festival. Curtain times mention Die Meistersinger extended length affects La Boheme start.
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Metropolitan Management
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Metropolitan Opera Company
Amato to Sing Marcello in Boheme as Scotti Falls Ill
Pasquale Amato, Metropolitan baritone, will sing Marcello in La Boheme on Saturday night in Atlanta. Antonio Scotti is unable to perform due to illness after delayed arrival from New York. Scotti’s absence is felt personally and artistically, as he helped bring the Met company to Atlanta and earned the title father of Atlanta's opera week.
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Marcello
Antonio Scotti
New York
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Aida
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Atlante
Opera Week
County Officials to Be Named Today
Primary voters in Fulton County faced rules restricting ballots with Bael Jota only at polling places. Sixteen thousand seven hundred four residents are registered and high interest signals a likely large turnout. Candidates listed include PF Stewart for County Collector, Arnold Broyles for Clerk Superior Court, Thomas H Jeffries for Ordinary, H L Culberson for County Treasurer, H M Hel Calhoun for City Court Judge, and A Calhoun for Criminal Court Judge with C Robert as County Surveyor. Continued on page sixteen.
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Tex Collestor
PF. Stewart
Arnold Broyles
Thomas H. Jeffries i
H .L. Culberson
Judge City Court of Atlanta
H. M. He
Judge Criminal Court of Atlanta
Calhoun
Robert
Frances Alda Receives Warm Ovation In Aida In Atlanta
Opera notes record Frances Alda in the title role of Aida drawing the largest audience of the season in Atlanta. Maria Barrientos Enrico Caruso attend in boxes. Barrientos and Caruso set for Martha and La Boheme performances, Alda to sing again with Caruso Saturday night.
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Atlanta Opera
Johanna Gadski
Atlanta
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Guiseppi de Luca
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Frances Alda
Aida
Barrientos and
Caruso
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Mmarth A
Jany Harriet
Nancy Flora Perini
Lionel Enrico Caruso Plunkett
Giuseppe de Luca
Tristan Pompilio Malatesta
Riccardo Tegan & Servant
Vincenzo Reschignan
Gattang Bavagnoli
Mme Frances Aida
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Martinez
Amato
Guillo Rossi
Bavagnoli
Martinelli
Mme Ober
Rosina Galli
Celo
Sonson
Mme Maria Barrientos
Enico Caruso
Barrientos
Mme. Alda
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Atlanta's Oldest Lodge Directory in The Constitution
The Atlanta Constitution has long published lodge notices on its back page seventh column top. The citys secret orders number in the thousands and shape civic life. The paper remains the preferred medium for official lodge notices for timely member awareness and participation.
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