First Peace Pact Signed AmidBryan Plan Embraced
The draft treaty between Salvador and the United States aims to prevent war by submitting disputes to an international commission and requires ratification by both nations. It sets terms for no war or hostilities during investigation, outlines commission composition, and automates ratification upon Senate advice and consent.
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Washington
Bryans
Theritet Stuuws
Salvador
Senate
Bryan
Rand
Republi
United States
Amish
Suvady Senor den
Ederca Masia
Wimmter Slerip Te Wiry
Wilan J Tniex
Ian Scretary
Hich
International Commission
Sant Mission Shell
Ump Sed
Diplomati
Walen
Nah
Redes
Nla
Republic of Salidor
Congress
United States of America
Ratifica
Man on Trial for Murder of Girl in Savannah
Harrison, charged with murdering his sweetheart in West Broughton Street room, faced Superior Court as witnesses described a struggle after a pistol fired a shot at Harrison and later a fatal wound to the girl. The defense stressed his claimed jealousy and self defense. testimony identified Harrison, the gun, a chair, and a bloodied scene surrounding the fatal confrontation in Savannah.
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Savannah
Harrison
Murapf Atuth
Charlton
Reess
John MrEvoy
Harse
West Broughton Street
Garrison
Effingham
Uney
Brother Ware
Gov Cruce Afraid to Leave Oklahoma, Cancels Speech
Madison August 7 Governor Cruce of Oklahoma canceled his engagement to address the sixth annual meeting at Colorado Springs. A note to the secretary says he fears his absence may let the lieutenant governor act as governor contrary to the chief executive. A committee to Europe by the Southern Commercial Congress will report to the governors conference on rural credit. Senator Pletcher likely to address the conference on the topic.
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Madison Wisugust
Cruce
Olahoma
Lolorado Prin
Notira
Europe
Southern Comfercial Congress
Governors Conference
Pletcher
Robert Daniel of Woodland Ga Dies at Private Sanitarium
Robert Daniel aged 27 son of I D Daniel of Woodland Ga died Thursday morning at a private sanitarium. He is survived by three brothers Q M and J H Daniel of Woodland and George C Daniel of Wesley Ga. The body will be taken to Woodland for funeral and interment. The text then discusses a treaty noting peaceful settlement and a five year term with possible extension.
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Robert Daniel
Woodland
I D Daniel
Taclock
Q M
J H Daniel
George C Daniel
Wesley Ga
Turkish forces pressed to yield Adrianople in Constantinople talks
London and Bucharest dispatches report the allied powers urging Turkey to evacuate Adrianople after Ottoman troops reoccupied the fortress as Balkan hostilities resume. The London treaty demand and a continuing armistice are noted as a peace process advances.
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Turkey
Adrianople
Balkan
Mexican Situation Regarded as Grave
Washington considers US aims in Mexico urgent and cautious. Mr Ling travels to Mexico City to press for peace while awaiting Huerta talks. Officials warn that lack of dialogue could push recognition of the constitutionalists as a consequence. Senate members expect eventual reimbursement for damages as arms embargo ends.
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Mr Ling
Mexico
United States
Linds Vielt
Huerta
Iluerta
Senate
Constitutionalista
Wilson
Bryan
Lind
Wexten City
Detective Charged With Blackmail Attempt in Long Beach
Los Angeles August 7 A detective identified as F L Young an automobile dealer and church worker from Long Beach faces grand jury remarks over alleged blackmail of Mrs Behrenburg using a fictitious Sunset Detective Agency. A faulty letter writing machine allegedly produced the arrest note and a $600 demand followed a claim of church exposure.
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Los Angeles
F L Young
Long Beach
Imprizonea
Wis
Leungs
Mra
Sunset Detective Agency
Young
Mehrenburg
Dsstrict
Senate Deliberates Mexico Policy and President’s Envoy
Washington August 7. Senator Clark of Wyoming urges immediate investigation of Mexican conditions via the foreign relations committee while Senator Bacon warns against hasty action and favors awaiting the president’s envoy and any official reply. The debate centers on peace efforts versus strong actions as American lives and property are at risk.
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Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Clark
Wyoming
Bacon
Republic
Mexico
Senate
Mexico City
Huerta
John Lind
United States
Lina
Metica
Ting
Wilson
Clare
Wexico
Sendia
Bacan
Gaconet
Convention Train to Savannah Notice 1913
GUOOF convention announced for Savannah Georgia from August 12 to 16 1913 with a $905 round trip fare. Two trains run daily through without change leaving Atlanta at 8 00 a m and 9 35 p m on Central of Georgia Railway.
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GUOOF
Savannah
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Controversy Over Careys Moves Hushes City Board
City board members clash over payments and orders involving President Cochran, Manager Carey, and Engineer Hurt. Disputes center on a $26 attorney bill, stone loans to the park and city, and authority to enter contracts without board consent. Commissioner Young presided as calls for investigation grow and Carey warns of his final term.
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Cochran
Atlanta
Lithonia
Empire Granite Company
CPF Blount
Granite Company
Engineer Hurt
Park Department
Hart
Idegal
Shepard
Council For Era
Young
Time for State to Pay Declares Gov Slaton
Governor Slaton urges paying current obligations rather than adopting drastic new taxes. He argues lawmakers should repeal certain tax limitations to allow transparent budgeting and avoid masking deficits from the public. He also criticizes checks issued without funds and calls for fiscal probity in state finances.
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Gov. Slaton
Madison Teachers Demand Their Due From Legislature
Madison county teachers meet at the institute and adopt a resolution urging the Georgia legislature to pay the debts owed to teachers. They condemn deficit funding, warn of tax increases, and press for honest state finances while praising the legislature’s honor and Georgia ancestry.
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Madison
Ers
Madison County
Georgia
Carter Case Appeal Filed by Asheville DA
Asheville August 7 District Attorney Holton filed notice of appeal to the U S Supreme Court in the Carter case against John H Carter former president of the American National Bank of Asheville charged with violations of the National Bank Penal Act. The appeal challenges Judge Boyd's ruling throwing out forty two counts, which Holton says removed many strong and vital charges in the case.
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Carter
Asheville
Boyds
Holton
Supreme Court of the United States
Jonn H Carter
American National Bank
National Bank
George Benson Drowned at Fort Caswell Surfing Incident
George Benson a 17 year old son of John Benson of Greensboro died while bathing with two companions in the surf near Fort Caswell NC where he and others from the Gate City Guard were encamped with the North Carolina coast artillery reserves. The incident occurred today along the shore as the men relaxed from camp duties.
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George Benson
Wilmington N C
John
Benson
Greensboro, N
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