First Wilson Year Ended With Surplus of 33 784 452 07
Figures from the Treasury show the first Wilson year closed with a surplus of 32 784 452 07 after receipts of 734 343 700 20 and expenditures totaling 700 559 248 123. Panama Canal costs will wipe the surplus this year, leaving a deficit of 1 010 058 82.
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Panama Canal
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House
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Simmons
Finance Committee
Senate
Man Found Dying in EAL Hotel Room
A 25 year old guest named Goodwin, registered at the Hal hotel on Decatur street, was found in his room about 2 am with his stomach cut open. He died at Grady hospital. Officers Arnold and clones investigated. witnesses had left and no arrests were made. Police seek Curley Reynolds, another hotel guest, in connection with the case.
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Decatur Street
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Grady Hospital
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Clones
Curley Reynolds
New Wireless Talk to New York by Telephone Proposed
London reports the manager of a company testified before the Dominion royal commission that Carnarvon Wales could telephone New York by year end. He noted Mr Marconi expected wireless telegram speeds to reach 300 words a minute.
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Starcoal
Carnarvon Wales
New York
Dominion
Royal Commission On Imperial Communications
Marconi
Christen New Butler Street Sewer Today In Champagne Style
The world’s first sewer to be christened will be opened at 4 PM on Butler Street. Residents of the fourth and eighth wards celebrate the completed sewer from Jackson Street, ending lingering odors. Mrs. David Yarbrough will preside, breaking a bottle of champagne over the sewer head.
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Jackson Street
David Yarbrough
Eighth Ward
Improvement Club
Democrats Propose Session Aim Over Trust Legislation
Washington July 1 Democratic senators adopted a resolution stating the present session should not adjourn until key trust bills are disposed of, including the trade commission, railroad securities, and Clayton anti trust measures. The measure aims to express intent, not bind votes, with night sessions planned to push action.
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The Constitution Listing Beds and Rooms for Rent
The Constitution runs a free Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information inviting the public to list or find rooms or board. Telephone Main Street or Atlanta Street to use the service and locate lodging.
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Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
Recorder Urges Capital Penalty for Highwaymen
The Atlanta recorder, urging capital punishment for highwaymen, reports seven suspects held for multiple robberies. The ring leader William Williams, with others Barnett Paden Reeves Watson Hatcher and Baker, faced bonds and trial, identifications linked to recent forces, with a pawnshop catch and a December 23 Auburn Avenue robbery noted.
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Ellix Street
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Hunnicutt Street
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Fort Street
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Capitol Avenue
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Charlie Hatcher
Henry Phelps
Raspberry Street
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F.M. Carter
Hockingham
State Senate
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Decatur Street
Decatur
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Qpear Starnes, Jr
Oscar H. Starnes, Jr
Center Hill
Fope
Whitfield
Tom Brown
Bushwayman
Plucking Board Retires Fifteen High Ranking Naval Officers
Washington reports fifteen naval officers retire today on the recommendation of the naval plucking board. Names include Captains J. H. Gibbons and F. W. Kellogs, plus several commanders and lieutenants with long service, many stationed in Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and other ports. The move signals possible repeal of the 1899 law governing annual plucking and includes six officers retired at their own request.
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Naval Plucking Board
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John H. Gibbons
Utah
Washington, D.C
Frank W. Kellogs
North Carolina
Waterbury
Columbia
D.C
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Minnesota
Westfield
N. C
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Eugene
Ore
William J. Moses
Raleigh
Seattle
Wash
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Fellowing
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Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Emmette R. Pollock
Vermon Bloomington
Irvin V. Gillis
Michigan
Washington, D. C
Raymond Stone
New Jersey
Mobile
Ala
Simon P. Fulltutcher
Connecticut
Haron
NBL
Edwin H. Delany
Waitin Siders
Cleveland
Enn
Dumb Brutes Find Friends in Atlanta Women
An Atlanta Humane Society campaign calls for more public drinking fountains and water sources for horses and mules. Mrs. Moody and others urge residents to aid by supplying water buckets and tubs, citing city heat and animal deaths. A meeting at Chamber of Commerce aims to elect officers and push the care of Atlanta's dumb brutes.
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Ama Neal Douglas
John Hill
Atlanta Humane Sociats
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Georgian Terrace Hotel
Kimball Street
Peachtree Circle
Firs
Emma Neal Douglas
Peachtree Road
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Humane Society of Atlanta
Chamber @ Commerce
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Atlanta Humane Society
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Price
Georgian Terrace
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Humane Society
Doctor's Wife Used a Dictagraph On Husband and Women Patients
Freeport, July 1. No arrests yet in the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey at Dr Edwin Carman's office. Sheriff Pettit reports a telephonic dictagraph found in the Carman home linking the office to his wife’s closet. Mrs Carman admitted installing the device to overhear relations with women patients and said she found comfort in it. A small revolver was discovered at the physician's home.
Prohibition Platforms Adopted by Idaho Parties
In Boise on July 1 each party including Republican Democratic and Progressive adopted planks favoring state-wide prohibition. Republicans also backed national prohibition.
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Boise
Idaho
Retired Captain Gibbons Led Naval Academy and London Mission
Captain Gibbons, at retirement, served as superintendent of the naval academy and naval attaché to the American embassy in London. He gained prominence for criticizing armor emplacement defects on older battleships, spurring radical design changes.
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Naval Academy
London
Rumor says Candler may seek Georgia governor’s chair
A persistent lobby rumor at the Kimball House suggests railroad commission head C Murphy Candler will run for governor. The chatter links to Joseph M Brown’s opposition to Hoke Smith, but Candler later told The Constitution he was not required to campaign this hot weather and gave no clear indication of a run.
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Mrs. Sarah Turner Dies. Athens Bank Pioneer Passes Away
Mrs. Sarah Turner long headed the Old Jefferson Bank in Jefferson County and was the state’s only woman bank president for years. She died at her Athens home aged over eighty, with burial set for Friday noon in Athens. Survived by her son C. Turner she was a prominent Shawano connection.
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Old Jefferson Bank
Athens
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Jefferson
Jackson County
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John W Clark Named Augusta Postmaster
Augusta Ga July 1 special Joan W Clark is now postmaster succeeding Thomas D Murphy who retires from the office. Murphy rejoins The Chronicle staff after many years in the post clerical role. Clark takes over as sheriff deputy in Plunket with the former deputy sheriffs left unnamed.
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Joan W. Clark
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Pyin Plunket
Sher
Georgia to pay solicitors salaries instead of fees
The Georgia House committee reported a bill to place solicitor generals on a salary of 5000 a year, with passage likely. Introduced by Mr Mc Michael of Marion, it aims to end fees. Another measure seeks to protect patients at the Georgia State Sanitarium Milledgeville by curbing disturbances by visitors. Presented by Mr Henderson of Jones, the bill was referred to Judiciary No 1. Continued on Page Two.
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House General Judiciary Committee
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McMichael
Marion
Blackburn
Fulton
Miller
Bibb
Wohlwender
Georgia State
Milledgeville
Henderson
Jones
General Judiciary
Bloody finale planned by General Huerta shocks Mexico
Vera Cruz dispatch reports Huerta vowed “half the people of Mexico City will die with me” before resigning. Mediation at Niagara Falls seen stalling as Dagama Brazilian envoy says war averted. Constitutionalists in Tuxpan stage anti American demonstratio n. no injuries reported.
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Tuxpan
Mediation suspended as envoy group outlines Mexican peace
Ambassador Da Gama quotes progress in mediation between United States and Mexico. He says internal Mexican issues largely resolved but task unfinished, noting no foreign interference and a Mexican solution is required. Delegations will delay departure to finalize details as Washington directs.
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America
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Wilson
Washington
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Ambassador da Gama
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Georgia Clouds Forecast At Whursday Friday Fair
Daily Weather Report notes likely fair conditions at the Georgia event with variable clouds. Temperature range shows a low near 74 and a high around 92, with a mean around 83. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is 0.4 inches and deficits since the month start total 1.1 inches and since January 1 inch.
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