Wholesale butchery of the Christians reported from Trans-Caucasia
Despatches from Tiflis August 10 describe mass Armenian refugee flows to Agadir and fears of further exodus from Van. Reports allege Kurdish casualties and killings, with 9,000 women and children driven to the Tigris and Euphrates banks. Armenian leaders seek U.S. protest against mass casualties and forced removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Varazdate
Comporites
Armenian Social Democratic Party
L'Hamanite
Paris
Zitlis
Armenia
Tigris
Van
Wea
Wila
Constantiopican Clicia
Asis Minor
Monleh
Mesopotamia
Pellagra Cure Promised by American Company
A reader cites thanks to Dr Boughan for pellagra treatment and urges others to obtain Baughn’s free Pellagra remedy book from American Compounding Co, Box 2003, Jasper, Alabama. The note touts symptom relief and refunds if the remedy fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
At the Theaters: Painted Women and The Vampire at Strand
The Strand presents Painted Women today and Thursday featuring Mme Petrova as an emotional star. Jeanne Laferge leads The Vampire, a tragedy of a woman ruined by men who falls for a victim. A car crash scene shows a vehicle plunging over a precipice, killing two occupants and severely injuring Joanna Lefargs.
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Strand
Victima
Mme. Petrova
Jeanne Laferge
Phe Vampir
Actrewen
Tme
Joanna Lefargs
Mine Petrova
Atlanta
Labor Leader Resigns From Peace Council Post
Washington August 10 Milton Snelling vice president of the International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers resigns as first vice president of the national peace council. He cites distrust of fringe members and misconduct, saying he cannot associate with actions that condemn the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Milton Snelling
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
National Peace Council
Buchanan
White House
Winan
Peace Council
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Sneiling
Snelling
International Union of
Hla Trade
Organization of Labor
Bnelling
Free Terre Haute Convicts Sparks Habeas Petition
Leavenworth August 10 A habeas petition filed to free Harry Montgomery and John E Green, Terre Haute election frauds convicts now in federal prison. Montgomery led the Terre Haute board of public works, Green was a merchant and election inspector. Petition claims lack of valid judgment, improper federal jurisdiction, Indiana right to vote, and improper use of mails not under federal law.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Harry
United States
Indiana
United
Douglas Chamber Advancing Local Investments In Coffee County
Douglas Ga August 1 Special A A Smith secretary of the chamber writes many letters answering inquiries about Douglas and Coffee county for investments Partial results show a broom factory shipping machinery employing 30 workers a shoe manufacturer expected from St Louis with plans to employ 100 men a creamery proposal invited for feasibility a New York pickling company seeks cucumber contracts from 2000 to 6000 acres if Coffee county farmers plant them.
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Douglas
K. A. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Douging
Coffee County
St. Lows
New York
Coffee
McVey Knocks Out Ferguson in Boston Bout
Sam McVey, the heavyweight contender, KOed Sandy Ferguson of Chelsea in the final round of their twelve round match in Boston. Ferguson was quickly overwhelmed as McVey delivered the decisive blow to end the contest.
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McVey
Ferguson
Boston
Sam McVey
Sandy Ferguson
Chelsea
Appeal for Help for Americans in Mexico City
Reported from Mexico City July 2 through Vera Cruz and Laredo dispatches an urgent appeal by the American Society of Mexico to the State Department. It calls for prompt U S action to relieve Americans and the Mexican people from hunger, violence, and oppression amid three rapid changes of government and ongoing street fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
American Society of Mexico
State Department
Washington
United States
England sends gold to the United States
New York August 10 The value of the gold shipment from England now on its way from Halifax by special train is 50 000 000 dollars, according to R E M Cowie vice president and general manager of the American Express company which has the abovementioned in charge The shipment was expected early tomorrow Twenty five motor trucks with special guards will transfer the gold to the subtreasury There had been much speculation as to the value of the shipment reported to be from 15000000 to 100000000 J P Morgan Co the consignees yet used to give any information regarding the amounts or purposes for which the gold is to be used
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United States
Tong
Mexico
Washington
Captm
Mexico City
Zapata
Army of Occupation
Garranza
Manuel Sanchez
Sarranza
Treupe Metgra
Sanches
Castillo
Castille
Fcrces
Abama
Carranza
Villa
Zaxpata
Red Cross
New York
England
Halifax
R. E. M. Cowie
Ex- Srese Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Consignees
Man Seriously Cut Assailant in Jail
Douglas August 10. Pill Batten arrested by Deputy Strickland is in Avon awaiting the fate of Tom Stuffler who lies in the hospital with four knife cuts one entering a lung. Both men are farmers of good character. The Mississippi at the point where it flows out of Lake Itasca is ten feet wide and eighteen inches deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Pill Batten
Sputy Strickland
Avon
Tom Stuffler
Mississippi
Lake Itaska
Mrs A W Falkinburg Obituary With Surviving Family
Mrs A W Falkinburg aged 40 wife of AW Falkinburg of 128 Peeples street died at a private hospital Tuesday morning at 4 o clock. She is survived by her husband two brothers J McLoughlin of Jacksonville Florida and C J McLoughlin of Augusta Georgia and three sisters Mrs Gentry Mrs Francia Wade and Mrs Pope. Dr Cox W J Robbing aged 67 died at a private hospital Tuesday morning at 10 o clock. He is survived by his wife two daughters Miss Bertha Robbing and Miss Robbing one son Kenneth Robbing five brothers GW Robbins J af Robbing J B Robbing C H Robbing and EC Robbing and one sister Miss Ida Robbing.
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A. W.’ Falkinburg
Ruth McLoughlin Falkinburg
AW. Falkinburg
Peeples Street
J. & McLoughlin
Jacksonville
Fis
J. McLoughlin
Augusta
C. Gentry
Francia Wade
Mra
Pope
Cox
W. J. Robbing
Misses Bertha
Thet Robbing
Kenneth Rab- Hug
GW. Robbins
J. Af. Robbing
J. B. Robbing
C. IL. Rot Ding
Ec. Robbing
Wna
Mise Ida Robbins
Senate W and A bill passes House amid rail and prohibition fights
The House approves the Senate W and A bill authorizing monthly governor warrants for teachers as debates on prohibition bills loom. Senate substitutes clash in morning and afternoon sessions as amendments fail and the final Pugna bill passes 60 to 6, while a revised corporate powers section for railroads is proposed by the Senate.
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Senate
Hutcheson
Turner
Conger
Decatur
Andrews
Sheppard
Sumter
Atkinson
Foster
Morgan
Yeomane
Terrell
Knight
Berrien
Guipepper
Meriwether
Stark
Jackson
Grif
Dickerson
Clinch
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Andrewa
Fulton
Persons Senate Pugna
Bilbo Nominee Wins Mississippi Governor Primary
Jackson August 19 Theod ere 3 Bilbo lieutenant governor of Mississippi was nominated for governor by a majority of 1072 votes over four opponents in the Democratic state primary held August 3. Nomination in Mississippi is equivalent to election. Lee M. Russell led for lieutenant governor by 14635 over B Bunyan Carter. A second primary on August 24 will nominate other offices. The committee also tabled a resolution seeking investigation of alleged illegal voting in several counties.
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Jackson
Miss
Theodore
Bilbo
Mississippi
Democratic State Executive Committee
Lee M. Russell
B. Bunyan Carter
Ilegal
Ffor Oh
U S Reserve Board Sits in New York to Clear Pending Business
The Federal Reserve Board met in New York while several members were absent in Washington. The session followed Treasury Secretary McAdoo's Wall Street visit and aimed to clear up matters delayed by the members' absence. Present were Hamlin Williams Harding Warburg and A. A. One.
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New York
Federal Revere Board
Washington
Heras
William G. McAdoo
John Skelton Willams
W. P. G. Harding
Paul M. Warourg
A. A One
Swainsboro Defeats Tennille In Tight NineRun Win
Swainsboro Georgia beat Tennille eight to five in a home game. Tennille scored three runs in the ninth on errors, Lowrey allowing six hits. Lamotte starred for Swainsboro with a three bagger and two on, while Brown and Tyson pitched for Swainsboro.
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Swainsboro
Tennille
Tennile
Brown
Lowrey
Lamotté
Swainabors
Sheppard
Swainssore
Tyson
Tablet to Daniel Webster Dedicated on Stratton Mountain
A boulder and bronze tablet were dedicated on Stratton mountain in memory of Daniel Webster. Webster addressed about 1,000 people nearby in 1840 supporting William Henry Harrison in the log cabin and hard cider campaign.
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Daniel Webster
Stratton, VI
Stratton Mountain
Webster
William Henry Harrison
Proclamation Aims to Quell Warsaw Disorder with Hostages
Berlin reports Overseas News Agency summary of Prince Leopold of Bavaria's proclamation to Warsaw residents. It states Germans will target hostile troops, not civilians, and will seize leaders and prominent citizens as hostages to deter attacks. Citizens urged to inform on plots to protect troops and city safety. Death penalty warned for negligence or aiding attacks.
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Berlin
Bayville
Today
Leopold
Bavaria
Warsaw
Louvain
Brussels
London
Leopold of
Cologne
Lodzer Zeitung
Lodz
Poland
Amsterdam
Reuter
Too Much Legislation Injures the Country Says Hamp McWhorter
Hamp McWhorter of Athena, attorney for the Southern railroad, condemns excessive legislation as the country’s chief danger. He asserts 40,000 bills have been passed in five years, hindering business and delaying economic progress while the European war accelerates the issue. He warns a temporary money surplus from the war masks long term harm to commerce and big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton McWhorter
Athena
Southern Railroad
McWhorter
Piedmont Hotel
University of Georgia
United States Congress
Eastland to be raised today in Chicago
CAPSIZED EASTLAND WILL BE RAISED TODAY. Chicago August 14. The steamer Eastland will be raised tomorrow, per C. P. Clyne, U S district attorney, who returned from Washington after talks with Justice Department officials. Coffins prepared as bodies many hope to recover are seen near the hull. The state grand jury, which yesterday indicted four men for manslaughter and two for criminal carelessness in the disaster, will formalize its findings tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fastland
C. P. Clyne
United States
Washington
Department of Justice
Fpating
Eastland
Quotations from Fidelity Full and Produce Co for produce and meats
Retail prices from Fidelity Full and Produce Co list cantaloupes oranges lemons and tomatoes, with poultry, eggs, beef, and pork quotes. A separate section shows stock market figures and corrected grocery items from White Provision Co and Oxelsby Grocery Company including canned goods, flour, hay, grain, and feed prices.
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Fidelity Full and Produce Company
Eyanges
California
Fiona
Waite, Gr
Weis
Aes
Oxlesby Grocery Company
Igabu
Kyaporavid
Uysterm
Aubes
Dumina
Duncan Company
Victory
Victory Cour
Nicholls and Morgan's Second Primary
In Columbia and Spartanburg August 10 Sam J. Alcholls of Spartanburg and BB A Morgan of Greenville advance to a second Democratic primary for the Fourth South Carolina district congressional nomination. The earlier vote left six candidates. the second primary is set for August 24. Nicholls led with 4 602 votes and Morgan had 3 612.
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Columbia
Sam J. Alcholls
Spartanbur
BB. A Morgan
Greenville
South Carolina
Joseph T Johnson
Western
Uny
Nicholls
Morgan
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Tiflis
Trans-Caucasia
Petrograd
Agadir
Sary-Kamyebi
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Emma
Terre Haute
Ver
Peachtree and
Decatur Sts
Willis J. Abbot
Etrategic
Erica
Expresa
Appeal
Vers Crux
General Hospital
JF. Robbins
HOUSE
Georgis
Secretary of
Wate
Fallwey
Wautern and Atlantic Railway
Wtnia
Western and Atlantic Railway
U.S. Reserve Board
Hamp McWhorter
Jacobs
Feng
Bea Bey
Yhovision Market
White Provision Co
Cornfield
Artowe
R. C
Seeda
Georgia
Bermuda
Johnson
Paty Bales
Pater Nash
Purina Ohdwaer
Purina Pheon
Purina
Bales
P. W
Sacks
Anit
Mucks
Jao
Ageks
Eoaree As
Shia Coles
Gubas
Bie
Gingl
Scolecaeavera
Seatia
Bren
College-Conservatory
Art
Belewcey
Ceruhemte
Adiade
Histidesim Petros
Eapenseakectsiia
Brenau
Box
Gainesville, Ga
Bulletin of Views
Gaines
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
aeeeZeon
Law School
Tober
Emory University
Walker White
Sec-y-Bursar
Hanna
Peachtree
Rrerives
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