Four Injured In Head On Crash In Atlanta Rain
A blinding rain scene on Bellwood avenue near Franklin street caused a head on collision between a five passenger auto driven by I W Philips and an English Avenue street car. Four occupants and a nurse were injured. Mrs M E B Shaw Mrs Roy Stauffacher and Gorman were treated at Grady Atlanta a pital and Wes lat Fair Haven hospital. The driver said he cut across tracks and skidded into the street car. Greenberg Bond ambulances and Grady Hospital crews responded.
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Atlanta
Bellwood Avenue
Franklin Street
Marieta
Bari
M. EB. Shaw
Mariettz
Grady Hospital
Roy Stauffacher
Dahl
Floval Company
Atlanta Aapital
Rale
Bellwood
English Avenue
Greenberg & Bond
Grady's
Shaw
Grady
Mexico City Riots Halt Food as Zapatistas Advance
Unchecked mobs seizing food in Mexico City during a flare of fighting as Zapatista forces press against Carranza troops led by General Pablo Gonzalez. Garrison troops mostly withdrawn to join the Zapata army beyond the capital, raising fears for foreigners and civilians. Dispatches to Washington and officials in Vera Cruz report fresh reinforcements and ongoing efforts to avert the capital’s fall.
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Washington
Mexico City
United States
Vera Cruz
Zepata
Carranza
Pablo Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Wilson
Cornish
N.hl
Lansing
Amherst
Mass
Ecity
Zapatistas
Gonadlet
State Department
Gifteinis
Hteels
Carranza Agency
Gonmalex
Mexico
Department of Justice
Felipe Angeles
Guerts
Saraibon
Huerta
Garrison
Fort Bliss
Texas
EL Paso
Fuoe
Marcelo Caraveo
Ike
Frank Alderete
Victorano Huerta
Banday
Woiderete Brothers
Pascual Gros Dosp Zosnys
Caravao
Selee Ress
Villa 4
Rena
Juares
Sevices
IBS
Encarnacion We
Anaes
Felix Dixas
Villa
Americans Praise Villa Hero Marion Letcher Visit
Marion Letcher, longtime American consul at Chihuahua, praised for defending against Orozco during the Mexican unrest. She visited Atlanta for a few hours as her bravery and leadership earned national admiration. Continued on Page Nine.
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Marion Letcher
Chihuahua
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Atlanta
Huerta
Orozco
Candler to Sign 3.5 Million Dollar State Bond Check Today
Alan Candler will hand to the treasurer of Georgia a three million five hundred thousand dollar check from a New York bank for the state's bond issue. He bought the entire issue as an individual, not representing any syndicate. The payment marks possibly the largest single check ever received by the state and will settle the July 1 1945 bond delivery.
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New York Bank
Georgia Bonds
Alan Candler
Georgia
New York
Candler
Wages to Be Advanced by Connesville Coke Operator
J R Bainey the largest independent coke operator in the Conneslaville region announced wage increases effective July 1 to the 1912 scale, the highest yet paid in the area. Several thousand men will be affected.
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Connesville
W. J. Rbainey
Conneslaville
Dangling Corpses and Hungry Folks in Mexico
Dispatches from Jalapa describe gruesome scenes of corpses hanging from trees and telegraph poles as Americans travel through Oaxaca to Carranza headquarters. Rail accidents, ruined villages, and mass hunger drive refugees into Jalapa and crowded stations as Zapata forces disrupt trains and bridges.
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Jalaps
Mexico
New Orleans
Jalapa
Vera Cruz
Oaxaca
Carranza
Zapata
Republic
Statewide Prohibition Takes Effect in Alabama
Montgomery Ala June 30 State wide prohibition legislation enacted in January went into effect at 11 o'clock tonight. Every saloon and dispensary in the state was closed on the second, many before the final hour as liquor stocks were exhausted. The transition was accomplished with marked quiet and orderliness. The last days of enforcement had shown some tension but police circles reported remarkable quiet.
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Montgomery
Ala
Buih
Merritt-Denson
Ggo
Strategy of Teutons Aimed at Warsaw in War News
London reports Austro German gains in Galicia and along the Polish frontier as Teutons press toward Warsaw. Russian forces retreat under pressure while western front artillery duels continue. French and Italian fronts see repulsed assaults and renewed activity as munitions outputs rise.
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London
Galicia
Airopa
Nicholas
Gaila Lipa
Bug
Kamionks StrzumHows
Teutons
Vistula
Poland
Tanew Plain
Frampot
Zakilikow
Zawichout
Gni
Lemberg
Zawichost
Herling
Tomaszow
Warsaw
Russie
French War Office
Argonne
Biiarville
Lefour- De-Parla
Bagatelle
TtAlian
Isonze
Great Britain
Minister of
Gnila Lipa
Bug River
Kamionka Strzumlows
Frampol
Zelikow
Tarnogrod
Teutonical
Belgrade
Orase
Obreno
Faris
War Office
Yser
Arras
Orne
Bindryide
Le-Four-de-Parin
Ourines
Verdun
Bole
Matzeral
Arran
Curieul
Brittain Defends Free Hand in Atlanta Education Move
State Superintendent of Education Mr Brittain denounces a local newspaper report that he declined Atlanta’s superintendent post to avoid domination by the board led by Robert J. Guinn. He insists he was assured of a free hand and aims to safeguard public school interests, noting his history with Guinn as former Fulton official.
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Brittain
Atlanta
City Board of Education
Robert J. Guinn
Buttain
Fresidéne Guinn
Guinn
Fulton County Schools
County Board of Education
Ritalin Co
Board of Education
Home of Education
Atlanta Ga
Alway
Briceain
Jewels Stolen Here Found in Cincinnati
City Detective John Black went to Cincinnati to fetch Dock to Atlanta. Mattie Lester, a negress, was arrested by Cincinnati police on complicity in jewelry robberies at north side homes including 608 Peachtree Street. Over $2,000 worth of jewels found in her room. Detectives Black and Dosa recovered about $4,000 in jewelry locally.
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John Black
Cincinnati
Ohio
Atlanta
Mattle Lester
Negress
North Side
Ewell Gay
W. Brook
Black
Fam Dosa
Arthur Sykes
Jota
Enerry
Mattie Lester
Billion Dollars on the Right Side
Washington reports a fiscal year ending May 31 shows a record billion dollar trade balance with exports exceeding imports by about 31 billion. The department of commerce notes the gain reflects strong manufacturing and foodstuffs, while gold movement favors American exports.
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Washington
United States
Lew
Wilson
Redfield
America
Department of Commerce
Zoene
Department
Unite States
Europe
Nhs
Two Georgia Men Among Crew of Ill Fated Ship
Two Georgia men members of the crew of the ill fated ship F R Cline of Atlanta signed for the voyage to help with the mules. Charles Driver of Thomasville reported missing. Washington orders inquiry to get all the facts. President Wilson expresses surprise over Berlin reports and U S actions depend on whether the Armenian, a British ship, had been chartered by the British government.
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Georgia
F. R. Cline
Atlanta
Charles Driver
Thomasville
Driver
Washington
Wilson
Berlin
United States
Two Georgians Sign On Armenian Voyage Report
Georgia men Charles Driver and FR R Cline appear on a list of signed voyagers for the Armenian steamship bound for England. The ship was torpedoed off Cornwall by a German U-boat, with reports of many American muleteers missing or injured as authorities debate whether it was a transport or merchant ship.
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Thomarvile
Charles Driver
Yu ¥. Driver
Florida
L. F. Driver
Washington
Newport News
England
Cornwall
State Department
John S. Armatrong, Jr
Bristol
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Letcher
Conant Letcher
Arrente
Francis K Price
Constitution
Alabama
Education Board
FR. R. Cline
Ives
Tak
Femats
Arete
Birmingham
Charleston
Jacksonville
Knoxvine
Lewisville
Cnly
Memphia
Miama
Mobile
Montgomer
Nashville
Orleans
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cloudy
Shreveport
Rt O. A
Ama
Part Eidy Cay
Ody
Wasnin
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