Archduke Ferdinand Assassination Plot Revealed In Belgrade
The Pan-Servian union and Gavrilo Principa plotters confessed to earlier plans to arm four accomplices with bombs and poison to attack Archduke Francis Ferdinand and the Duchess in Sarajevo. Gabrinovics and Prinzip disclose meetings in Belgrade Kragujevatz arsenals supplied 5 devices and revolvers. The bodies of the archduke and duchess arrived in Vienna for funeral rites as the procession proceeded to Hofburg chapel amid elaborate ceremonial guards and mournful crowds.
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Vienna
Nedelo Gabrinovcs
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Saraevo
Tolay
Sarajyevo
Gabrinovics
Belgrade
Sarajevo
Gavino Prinzip
Fetherland
Munn Pribitchevitch
Pan-Servian Union
Kraguvevatz
Archiuke
Nolsen
Rink
Graben
Pambs
Prinzid
Bamba
Prinzip
Grabes
Francis Ferdinand
Duchess of
Hohenberg
Trieste
Prince Montenuevo
Hofpurg
Ca Fe
Collins
Princeevo
Horburg Chapel
Archduke Charles Francis Joseph
Clifford Johnson Killed In Auto Accident Near Bridge
Burlington July 2 Clifford Johnson 25 was killed in an auto crash while two girl companions slept. As the car crossed a bridge he stood up with his arm raised catching on the girders and was torn from the vehicle. His arm was pulled free and he bled to death.
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Burlington
Iowa
Clifford Johnson
Johnson
Deputy Says Lockridge Is Wanted For Forgery
Telegram to The Constitution reports John D. Lockridge faces indictment for forgery in Jeff Davis County and is sought there. The claim ties to Congressman Hardwick’s charge that Governor Slaton was pressured into appointing Senator West, a charge West and Slaton deny.
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T. W. Hardwick
Slaton
West
United States Senate
Senator West
Constitution
Barry Shay
Coffee County
John D. Lockridge
Hardwick
Jeff Davis County
Lockridge
Weat
Senate
Toto
Senate West
Waved At The Wife And Killed Husband In Portland
Virah B Butt proprietor of a stable in Portland Tenn was charged with murder in the Portland bank president Al Hesters death. The shooting occurred at 10 am after an argument over a prior incident last December when Hester shot Butt in the leg. Butt waved at Hesters wife provoking a confrontation. nine shots were fired with Hester dying instantly. Butt arrested and jailed in Gallatin for a preliminary hearing. Both men prominent locals with Hester a former postmaster and county turnpike commissioner.
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Nashville
Tenn
Virah B! Butt
Portland
al Hester
Portland Bank
Sumner County
Hester
Butt
Wester
Gallatin
Constitution Will Find You Rooms or Board Advertisement
The Constitution runs a free Bureau of Board ing and Room ing House Information for public use. If you have a room for rent, list it with the bureau by calling Main 5000 or Atlanta 5280.
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The
Constitution
Bureau of
Atlanta
Southeastern Fair Movement Boosted at Banquet in Atlanta
Atlanta moves to promote a $200,000 Lakewood fair to draw Southeast visitors. A city county chamber coalition will lead, with $75,000 city and county funding planned, plus $10,000 from local interests. Project aims to establish a permanent agricultural showcase and advertising asset for Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Lakewood
Chamber of Commerce
Fulton County Board of Commissioners
Chamber
County Commission
Capital City
Mell H. Wilkinson
Charles Whitewood Smith
Chamcter of Commerce
Woodward
W. G. Humphrey
Council
B. Turman
Tull C. Waters
Turman
Pryor Street
Snakewood
Chambers
Waters
Preston & Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway & Power Co
Humphrey
Charles Kelsey
Wilkinson
Old fashioned love better than eugenics
Atlantic City, July 2. Dr J R Horner of Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College urged less eugenics and more old fashioned love in sex hygiene talk before the American Institute of Homeopathy. He advocated early individual instruction and respect for mothers. Dr Dearborn of New York addressed leprosy misconceptions, noting not hopelessness and the value of proper home care with selective health authority support.
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Atlantic Guy
N. J
J. Richey Horner
Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College
Bureau of Sanitary Science
American Institute of Homeopathy
Horner
Frederick M. Dearborn
New York
Senate’s indispensable secretary Mrs Marsh
Photo by Price shows Mrs McAllan B Marsh, longtime Georgia state senate stenographer. The column notes she keeps order, blocking sessions without her presence, and praises her practical political knowledge and influence over state politicians.
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Price
Georgia State Senate
McAllan B. Marsh
Mra Marsh Haaeen
Atlanta Textiles Exhibit Bid Sparks Southern Push
A proposal to bring the National Textile Exhibit to Atlanta in 1916 aims to boost Georgia industry. Led by L L Arnold and Fred Houser, the bid leverages large inland venues, with plans for a 409000 square foot warehouse venue and partnerships with Cotton Manufacturers and Southern Textile associations. A Boston committee led by Chester I Campbell will tour the South to choose the site and announce a decision after visiting cities bidding for the event.
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Atlanta
L. L. Arnold
Cotton
Hoxton
United States
Nossibe
Boston
Charlotte
Arnold
Auditorium Armory
Atlantic Compress Company
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Southern Textiled Association
Georgia
South
Chester I. Campbell
Textile Exhibitors’ Association
Why Women Should Have the Vote in Georgia
A Capitol debate on woman suffrage features Barry Wright Dr John E White Fred A Line and Mrs Emily MecDougald of the Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia. Wright argues women moral influence and political reform while White Line and Mrs MecDougald discuss future benefits and opposition from liquor interests. Legislators attend and listen as suffrage progress is reviewed across the United States.
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State Capitol
Senate Chamber
Hall of Representatives
Barry Wright
Home
John E. White
Fred A. Line
Emily . MecDougald
Equal Suffrage Party of Georgia
Wright
White
Atlanta
Childree
First Bet Placed in Smith Brown Race
The first campaign bet was recorded at the Kimball house on Thursday. A prominent south Georgia newspaper man wagered a well known Atlanta journalist $100 that Joe Keown would not carry forty five counties. The money was deposited and the bet stirred interest in the hotel lobby.
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Kimball House
South Georgia
Atlanta
Joe Keown
Pauper Farm Dormitory Burns in Waynesboro
Fire destroyed the dormitory at the county pauper farm in Waynesboro Georgia this afternoon. Origin of the blaze is not known and the farm lies about a mile from the city.
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Waynesboro
Whisky drinking shows a decrease in a year
Washington July 2 Americans drank less whisky in the past twelve months than the year before but consumed more beer and smoked more cigarettes. Internal Revenue reports show a total revenue decline of 864,060 dollars from the previous year, led by distilled spirits tax drops. June receipts not yet available. eleven months show a 3,734,487 dollar fall in distilled liquor revenues amid fewer licenses. June projections place twelve month distilled liquor tax down about 4,250,000 dollars. tobacco taxes rise about 2,300,000 dollars due to cigarettes. fermented liquor such as beer also increases by 860,006 dollars.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Commissioners
Roosevelt Attacks Colombia Pact Amid U S Debate
Oyster Bay July 2. Col Roosevelt denounces the Wilson Colombia treaty paying 25 million dollars calling it naked blackmail and a blow to American interests. He accuses Wilson and Bryan and links James T. Dubois to the draft while noting Mexican loyalties changing citizenship amid the row.
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Wilson
Oyster Bay
Colombia
Theodora Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
James T. Dubois
Panama
Dubois
Tanto
Senate
Mr. Bryan
United State
Mr. Dubois
Bryan
Taft
Guy Phillips Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
New York July 2 Assistant secretary of the Missouri Pacific Rail Road Hallway company Guy Phillips shot himself in the Missouri Pacific offices on the eighth floor of a Broadway building. He had suffered despondency recently. A revolver was found under the chair and a note asked that his wife in Darien Conn be notified. Dr Henry Moffat said Phillips had depressive tendencies and feared a nervous breakdown. He was about 60 years old and long affiliated with the Missouri Pacific.
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New York
Guy Phillips
Missouri Paifle Hallway Company
Broadway
Phillips
Missouri Pacific
Phillipa
Lustus
Darien
Conn
A. H. Calef
Seasbright
N. J
Henry Moffat
Yonkers
Moffat
Speaker Clark Receives Honor From Bethany College
Washington notes that Speaker Clark was elected Doctor of Laws by Bethany College. The Westaeast school that conferred the degree is cited with Clark graduating in 1878 as head of his class. The report mentions his wife, Chamb Clark AB Li.
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Washington
Clark
Bethany College
Carranza to hear plain talk by Wilson agent
Washington dispatch reports John R. Silliman will depart for Saltillo to represent the United States at Carranza's capital and urge early peace in Mexico through a provisional government. Silliman, Wilson’s personal agent and former Saltillo consul, was imprisoned by Huerta and released on condition he leave Mexico.
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Washington
John R. Silliman
Saltillo
United States
Carranza
Winrod
Silliman
Wilson
Mexico
Niagara Falls
Sliman
Princeton
General Carranza
Huerta
Satillo
Torreon
General
Mediation Conference Ends Sessions in Niagara Falls
The Pan American mediation talks in Niagara Falls formally adjourn as ambassadors depart. Huerta delegates plan to stay in New York awaiting constitutionalist word on sending delegates to a conference to choose a provisional president. The mediators declare the conflict settled and note work remains to establish a provisional Mexican government.
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Niagara Falls
Ontario
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Miniater Naon
Suarez
Chile
Huerta
Carranza
New York
Carrenzo
Mexico
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia Turns Murky
Partial clouds hover over Georgia with possible thunderstorms on Friday and Saturday. Readings forecast a mix of sun and unsettled weather as regional temperatures fluctuate.
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Mrs. Hester
M'Allan B. Marsh
South Wanta
John White
Line
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Charleston
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Tal
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