Balkans War Turmoil Hits Refuge in July News Flurries
Balkan war reports surge as Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Roumania mobilize amid battles near Kilkish and Guergheli. King Constantine leads Greek forces toward Kilkish, while Belgrade cites 6,000 Servian losses and 4,000 Bulgarian prisoners in early days. Rumors of a Kilkish breakthrough and Saloniki maneuvers spread as diplomacy stalls.
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Constantine
Kilkish
Iuki
Guergheli
London
Balkan
Greece
Servia
Bulgaria
Russia
Balkan Confederation
Roumania
Austria
Macedonia
al- Taifa
Egri Patanka
Belgrade
Pachitch
Artchepolye
Tssted
Athens
Guevehell
Good Things for the Fourth Sale Preview Card
Half day shopping prompt with bargains for men women and home goods. Blue suits from twenty dollars. Bedford Cord skirts two dollars and up. Lingerie blouses three fifty to one ninety five. Lightweight suits seven fifty. India crepe silk shirts three dollars. Alpaca mohair coats three fifty. Fresh eggs fourteen to thirteen cents per dozen. Large limes and new potatoes three to four cents.
Governor devising plan to pay teachers in Georgia
The governor after a quiet spell seeks a temporary loan to fund overdue teacher salaries. He ponders raising the loan authority from 200000 to 600000 and weighs borrowing in Georgia or New York as money markets tighten. A House joint resolution urges fast borrowing to meet school fund payments.
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Morey
Salles
K. G Matheson
Georgia School of Trchnology
New York
Matheson
Georgia
Stabber Arrested After Family Quarrel in Dahlonega
Dahlonega Ga July 3 Special When Bil Stover of Auraria started a row with Lon Jett Gus Stover interfered and was seriously stabbed by Jett He is son-in-law of Jett and son of Bill Stover Sheriff T M Ray notified reached Jett s home Jett arrested and jailed Stover in serious condition
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Bil Stover
Auraria
Lon Jett
Gus Stover
Jett
Bill Stover
T. M. Ray
Stover
Doctor to be called for capital drunks
Washington July 5 under the new excise law in the District of Columbia any person suspected of being drunk will be taken to a hospital for examination by a physician. The examining doctor will later act as expert witness in police court when the prisoner protests innocence.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Sylvester
Germans Ban The Easiest Way Play in Cassel Theatre
CA ssel July 3 The official censor forbids the production at a local theater of The Easiest Way an American play that has run for a long time in the United States.
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Cassel
Germany
United States
Robbery Reported: Jewels Valued at 300000 to 500000 Stolen
Haas, a New York lawyer, notified police that gems valued between 325,000 and 535,000 were stolen from his Long Branch summer home last night while the family was away. A servant heard a noise but found no intruder.
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Long Branch
N. F
Haas
New York
Introuer
Bandit Solomons Kill Brother Wounded in Georgia Shootout
In Waycross Georgia on July 3 two fugitives Andrew and Randall Solom on were cornered by Coffee County deputies at a Kirkland area home. Andrew was shot and killed, Randall wounded badly while firing on officers. Randall claimed he would exact revenge if the affair continued. The Solomons had been wanted for car robberies burglaries and an assault with intent to murder. Deputy Kirkland recovered a diamond ring from Randall and other stolen items tied to prior robberies. The body was brought to Waycross and Randall moved to Douglas for treatment.
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Henry Marrler
Kirkeland
Andrew Solomon
Randall Solomon
Coffee County
Randall
Andrew
Solomons
N. Kirkland
Jeff Kirkland
Early Shaw
Ike Furney
Charlie Stalls
Smith and Register
Kirkland
Marrier
Pearson
Berrien
Arnault
Fassault
Wayeros
Edgar Carver
Malcolm Tanner
Douglas
Murder trial ends as defendant commits suicide in jail
In Anniston Alabama during GH Baller trial for the murder of W Saunders, the defendant killed himself with a blade between 10 and 11 PM in his jail cell. He leaves a wife and several children and was related by marriage to Judge Pelham of the Alabama Court of Appeals. Win Wady was turned over to the Coroner for burial.
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Anniston
Ala
Baller
W. Saunders
Bailey
Win Wady
Murphy
Pelham
Court of Appeals of
Alabama
Tie
Ball
Belgium Accepts Bryan's Peace Plan Details
Washington July 3 Belgium became the twentieth nation to accept Secretary Bryan's peace plan and to request details, marking a swift step in the international response to his proposal.
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Belgium
Bryan
Washington
Historic Heat Wave Returns to Atlanta and Georgia
The weather data shows a record heat wave with temperatures near 90 degrees or higher across Georgia. June and early July have been exceptionally hot, with few nights cooling below the eighties, and only one prior period in 34 years approaching this spell.
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Mercury
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
South Georgia
North Georgia
Lieutenant Towers to visit old home in Rome Georgia
Lieutenant J. H. Towers of the United States navy, injured in an Annapolis aeroplane crash that killed Ensign Birlingskey, is convalescent and will take a three month leave to visit his mother in Rome Georgia. He expects to return to duty and may be placed in charge of navy aviation work.
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Washington
J. H. Towers
United States Navy
Annapolis
Navy
Freight Tariffs Suspended by ICC in Grain Transport
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended 22 freight tariffs filed by railroads in the Central Freight Association territory until January 8, 1914. The action speeds higher rates for grain and grain products moving from points north of the Ohio River and east of the Mississippi to other coastal destinations.
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Washington
Central Freight Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Mississippi Rivers
Coas
Bryan to act as president on Fourth of July
The article notes William Jennings Bryan will serve as acting president on July fourth as the president and vice president are away. Most cabinet officers will stay home while the Senate Finance Committee rooms remain active.
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Washington
William
Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
Gettysburg
Wapitel
Senate Finance Committee
Mortally Wounds Girl and Then Shoots Self in Savannah
In Savannah on Broughton Street West, Hugh Harrison shot Ruth Hes ter, 21, wounding her mortally, then fatally shot himself. Both were taken to hospital. witnesses say Harrison claimed jealousy over plans to spend the Fourth with relatives. He attempted to cut his throat with manicure scissors before responders grabbed them.
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Savannah
Hugh Harrison
Ruth Hester
Broughton Street
Ufe
Harrison
Dr Ira DeLamater Arrested on Wife Complaint
Dr Ira DeLamater a well known pharmacist was arrested by mounted policemen on a wife’s complaint yesterday afternoon. He was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct after returning from a trip to south Georgia and allegedly drinking heavily at home. His wife, who is suing for divorce, ordered him from the residence and the police were called twice. He was taken to police headquarters for processing.
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Ira DeLamater
DeLamaters
Currier Street
South Georgia
Mra. DeLamater
Burleson Demands San Francisco Postmaster Resignation
Postmaster Arthur G Fisk refuses to resign stating only the president can remove him in the San Francisco office. Burleson replies that if Fisk does not resign he will be removed, with President Wilson aligned on the action amid complaints of service inefficiency.
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San Francisco
Burleson
Arthur G. Fisk
United States
Flair
Fisk
Eastern Postoffice
Framing Commission Bill For Columbus
A Columbus committee pushed a plan for a city commission government with a bill to be introduced in the legislature and allow residents to vote on the issue. Mayor L H Chappell serves on the committee as local papers back the reform. Gr DeLamater, linked to prior police court cases, was noted amid reports of drunkenness and past barricade incidents on Avenue Home.
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Columbus
L. H. Chappell
Gettysburg Reenactment Recreates Pickett Charge at Cemetery Ridge
At Gettysburg on July 3 a group of veterans reenacted the Pickett Charge up Cemetery Ridge. Virginia and Philadelphia brigades lined the slope while a blue defense watched from the wall. After a slow advance under a Dixieland tune, medals were awarded and speeches followed the ceremonial march.
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Gettysburg
Pickett
Cemetery Ridge
Philadelphia
W. W. Bentley
Twenty-fourth Virginia
Pickett’s
Timothy
Dixie
Second Army Corps
Philadelphia Brigade
Fourth United States Army
Armistead
Amity
Second Corps
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Major Bentley
South
John Wanamaker
W. H. Turpin
Virginia
Weather Prophecy Georgia Local Report Forecast
Generally fair weather expected in Georgia with Friday and Saturday temperatures. Lowest and highest readings uncertain. mean around normal values. Rainfall in past 24 hours minimal. monthly deficiency cited at about 1.02 inches since January 1.
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Georgia
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