Peace seals Balkan war with new frontier accord
Peace comes to the Balkans after Allied pressure blocks Bulgaria’s defenses. The treaty set a frontier west of Struma river, gifting Strumnitsa and Lagos to Bulgaria while Kavala and gains along the Aegean shore go to Greece. Romania threatened occupation of Sofia to force terms, with a four hour conference session and demobilization plans expected.
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Rumania
Hulgaria
London
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Ala Bay
Adrianopte
Torrow
The Greatest Employment Agency in Atlanta
The Constitution Help Wanted column promises good jobs daily for sincere men and women. Read the want ads to find opportunities or advertise yourself if not listed. Three lines three times cost but $15 seats, aimed at business readers who rely on the big paper.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
Ilim
Americans Lynch 17 Mexican Bandits Near Tampico
A vigilante posse in the Tampico area, with Mexican landowners and American farmers, killed seventeen bandits after they maltreated the daughters of an American farmer. The clash left several bandits dead and some captured. authorities have not confirmed the assault on Mr. Gourd and his daughter.
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Tampico
Monde American Farmas
Informatio
Alasaioe
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Gaurd
Railroad Refuses to Transport Mail Spotlighted by Clover Leaf Route
Washington reports Clover Leaf route Toledo St Louis and Western announces it will discontinue mail transport after sixty days due to inadequate compensation for heavier parcel post. The Post Office Department vows to prevent discontinuance and preserve government and public interests. Negotiations between Second Assistant Postmaster General Dockery and railroad officials continue to avoid court action.
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Post Office Department
Toledo St Louis and Western Comapany
General Dockery
Foss Strikers from Hyde Park Demand Hearing at Statehouse
Two hundred strikers from Hyde Park manufacturing plants stormed Massachusetts statehouse demanding an immediate hearing of grievances by the state board. Chairman Howland refused, saying the board is occupied. the strikers appealed to Governor Foss, who said he has no authority.
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Eugene M Foss
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Wilson to Take Hand in Bay State Fight
Washington reports prominent officers of the Wilson administration will join the upcoming Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign. Cabinet members are likely to participate though the president may not speak. Thomas P. Riley and Humphrey G Sullivan outlined plans to Bryan and Tumulty, saying federal officials back the effort and will render aid.
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Wilson
Massachusetts
Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee of
Humphrey G Sullivan
State Finance Committee
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My. Riley
Braxse— Chasetty
Mr. Riley
Indignation in Mexico City Over Lind Visit
Officials accuse Lind of provoking unrest as Huerta regime refuses to be placated. Bryan sends a calming note while John Lind travels to Mexico with credentials and recognition sought. Mexico City warns Lind must present credentials and government recognition or be unwelcome.
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Huerta
Ogden, Philanthropist, Dies at 90 in Kennebunk
Robert C. Ogden of New York and Philadelphia heritage dies at his summer residence in Kennebunk Port Me at age about 90. He built wealth with John Wanamaker and retired six years ago. Known for educational work and support of southern education conferences, his passing is noted in Georgia where he was a prominent figure.
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Robert C. Ogden
New York
Mr. Ogden
Robert G. Ogden
Philadelphia
John Wandamaker
Georgia
Price Selected for Panama Minister
Washington August 6 William J Price of Danville Kentucky has been selected by President Wilson for minister to Panama The name of Brand Whitlock of Toledo Ohio was mentioned as a likely appointee to a European post Major Edward J Hale of North Carolina newly appointed minister to Costa Rica said goodbye to President Wilson and will leave Saturday for his post
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Lind
Mexico
Wilson
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Washington
John Lind
Wison
William J. Price
Danville
Panama
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Ohio
Edward J. Hale
North Carolina
Costa Rica
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Tax Equalization Bill Seen For Senate Action
A tax equalization bill to be presented to the state senate was approved in outline form by the senate Finance committee led by B. S. Miller. At a Piedmont hotel meeting the Miller and Anderson substitute was criticized yet likely to be supported for passage. The bill creates a county board of tax equalizers and a state tax assessor with a six year term and a new department in the state capital. The assessor can demand explanations for low county returns and may convene a three member arbitration board if needed.
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Senate
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Anderson
Sheppard
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Piedmont
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Board of Arbitration
Judge Roan Denies Defense Strike on Conley Testimony
In a tense session Judge Roan reverses prior ruling to admit Jim Conley’s statements as evidence. Applause erupts. Reuben Arnold threatens mistrial if disorder repeats. Court warns room will be cleared to restore order amid the ongoing Leo M. Frank murder trial proceedings.
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Conley
Reuben Arnold
Jim Conley
Leo M. Frank
National Penal Factory
Dorsey
Rewben Arnold
Local Showers Forecast for Thursday and Friday
Georgia area forecast calls for light south winds with showers on Thursday and Friday. Reported temperatures include a low and a high with mean shown beside normal values. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is 0.99 inches, with a deficiency noted for the first of the month and since January 1.
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