Forces of Servia Driven by Bulgarians and Greeks Fight
Athens reports the Bulgarian minister to leave Athens as the Bulgarian flag lowers at the legation. London confirms the surrender of Servian Timok division with 4,000 troops and captured guns. In Belgrade and Vienna, fears grow that the Bulgarian campaign may be near a conclusion, while Roumania’s stance looms as a major risk. Greek and Serb forces clash with Bulgarians near Veles and Salanik. A graphic Kilkistenfled battle story describes a Greek victory at Kilish near Salaniki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tinok
Commissariat
Bul-garia
Egri Paturia
AMT
Vienna
Belgrade
Hungaria
Delna
Veles
Koprikii
Sofia
Nene Freie Presse
Saloniki
Langasake
Bespikiake
Tabynus Lake
New York
Kilish
Salaniki
Atlantis Today
Kilkistenfled
Bargain-filled ad pages tempt shoppers with low prices
Continued on Page Two. Bore Regee There’s a world of good things inside with ads for razors, embroideries, ribbons, sherbet glasses, silver bags, cake, peanut butter, brooms, silks, laces, hats, voile dresses, and library tables. Read carefully for prices and selections.
Piedmont Lake Missing Boy Sparks Drowning Fears
Police fear Piedmont Lake has claimed a second victim this season as Abe Shepard, 14, vanished after entering the water with a bathers party. His mother Mrs. B Shepard is grief stricken at her Ira and Georgia avenue home. The Shepard family recently moved from Cartersville to Atlanta. If Abe does not return, authorities plan to drag the lake for his body, following a prior drowning at Piedmont in Joe Sewell.
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Piedmont Lake Hus
Abe Shepard
Ira
Georgia Avenue
B. Shepard
Shepards
Atlanta
Cartersville
Piedmont
Joe Sewell
Plaything of Baby Proved To Be Bomb
A 3 year old boy, Clarence Sudderth, found a large object in front of his home on Capitol Avenue and played with it for three days. It proved to be a nitroglycerin filled bomb with an explosion cap, triggering police action and mystery over its origin. The device was taken to police headquarters and locked in a safe. Neighbors and officials speculate about its origin, including a Civil War relic theory, but the true source remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sudderth
Capitol Avenue
H. P. Sudderth
Fort Walker
Nopolice
Ana
Man robbed and left senseless in vacant basement
Poe Puke of 870 Capitol Avenue was robbed by a Black assailant at Luckie and Harris streets Saturday night. The victim was choked, robbed of $1, and dumped into a basement of an unfinished building. Duke, found semi conscious by passersby, was taken home. police had no suspect by late last night.
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Poe Puke
Capitol Avenue
Luckie
Larris
Duke
Federal Aid Is Lost By Arkansas Militia
Little Rock July 6 Governor Futrell said Secretary of War Garrison withdrew federal support from the Arkansas National Guard. He cited failure to appropriate 25 000 for maintenance as the reason, noting about 115 000 in federal equipment was lost due to state negligence.
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Little Rock
Ark
3. M. Futrell
Garrison
Arkansas National Guard
Chorus of 1 000 Voices in Welsh Eisteddfod Ends in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on July 6 the International Welsh Eisteddfod concluded after five days of praised activity with about a thousand singers. Officers called it the most successful gathering of Welsh people in the United States. The next meeting is planned for San Francisco in 1915. A notable moment was Rev. Dr. Evan Rees, archdruid of Wales, conferring the robe and degree ribbon on each successful candidate during the Gorsedd ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
San Francisco
Evan Rees
Wales
Rach Bart
Daniels Visits Raleigh on Navy Office Inspection
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels departed Raleigh North Carolina for Washington after a two day visit focused on his newspaper The News and Observer. He conducted inspections of naval stations during the stay in Raleigh.
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Raleigh
M. C
Asecretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
Washington
The
News and Observer
Griffiths Arrest Sparks Mayor Probe Over Midnight Arrest
Griffith the New Orleans south ern representative for a Linotype firm says he was arrested at Five Points at 12:15 am by Sergeant Brown and Patrolman Rivers after a reported metro carriage disturbance. He claims he was released when Rivers could not identify him. Mayor Woodward will present the complaint to the police commissioners for a thorough, unbiased investigation.
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Ch. Griffith
New Orleans
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
James G. Woodward
RE. Brown
L. A. Ivers
Griffith
Metropolitan Avenue
E. L. Jett
Woodward
Police Commission
Griffth
James L. Beavers
The
Constitution
Jett
Patrolman
Rivers
Beavers
Brown
Rivers Io Grifath
Byers
Pelfeeman Rivers
Majot Jett
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Park Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
Fair Street
Homeward March Begun by Veterans at Gettysburg
Gettysburg Pa July fifty year reunion of blue and gray ends as camp activity winds down. Veterans move to stations under scorching sun awaiting trains. One veteran from North Carolina collapses and dies amid crowds. Colonel Cowan leads plan to build a peace monument with Congress funding. Lee and Meade statues to be placed on Seminary Ridge. monument marks high tide of peace between north and south. centennial Perry monument planned at Put-in-Bay.
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Gettysburg
North Carolina
Hedges
Union Hul WN
Tay
General Liggett
Andrew Cowan
Louisville
New York Battery
Washington
Congress
Cowan Sai
Pickett
Mettsburg
Cemetery Ridge
George Meade
Army of the Potomac
Seminary Ridge
Lee
Robert EB. Lee
Traveler
Virginia
Put-in-Bay Island
Perry
Louisville and Nashville to purchase Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic
In federal court foreclosures the expected sale of mortgages on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad suggests the Louisville and Nashville system will take over the line and supply a direct link between the middle west and the south Atlantic coast. Railroad men expect L and N control via Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis, with connections to Atlanta and Brunswick, forming a central trunk route. Receivers claim total investment around 59 million dollars and note outstanding certificates of 4.7 million.
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Ben Pardue
Federal Court
Atlanta, Hirmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Louisvillle and Nashville
Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic
Louisville and Nashville
Middle West
South Atlantic
Atlanta, Birmingham
H. M. Atkinson
E. T. Bamb
Iles
Victor Smith
Pardes
Victor I. Smith
Georgia Terminal Company
Alabama Railroad Terminal Company
White H. M. Atkinson
New York
E. T. Lamb
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Pacific Coast
Birmingham
Atlanta
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Brunswick
Frisco
Trinely Central Railroad
Birmingham and
V Wilnois Central
Central of Georgia Railroad
Savannah
Atlantic Er
Nashville
Chattanooga and St. Louis
Louseville
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Holdings
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chatnooga
Jease
Louisville, and
Louisville
Florida
Montgomery
Lnk
South Atlantic Coast
Waycross
Cincinnati
Western
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Samuel H. Pillsbury
Boston
Staton & Phillips
Old
General W. H. Bourne Dies in Savannah at 11 PM
Savannah Ga July General William Henry Bourne commander of McLaw's camp UCV and brigadier Georgia division UV died suddenly at his home tonight at 11 after illness of less than two hours Death due to acute indigestion Bourne a Virginian native settled in Chatham county spent most life in Georgia He served in the Civil War and was a prominent Savannah businessman survived by five sons
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Savannah
William Henry Bourne
McLaw
Georgia
Women of Illinois vote with husbands in first franchise test
Chicago July. Women in Illinois cast ballots for municipal offices in Wamac Centralia and on bond issues in Libertyville and North Chicago. Mrs. C W Coleman waited to be the first woman in the state to vote at Wamac while couples voted together in Libertyville and North Chicago. Results not yet announced.
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Chicago
Wamac
Centralia
Libertyville
North Chicago
Wamge
C. W. Coleman
Train Wreck in Mile-Long Tunnel Near New Albany
In a July accident in Indiana near New Albany, a Southern railway train derailed in a mile-long tunnel. Passengers escaped with no serious injuries though many were overcome by gas as they crawled through car windows to safety.
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St. Louis
Southern Railway
New Albany
Ind
Questionable Use of Federal Funds Charged in Georgia
Commissioner Price faces charges over the Georgia experiment station diverting a $30,000 federal grant from agricultural research to a working capital for a financial venture. Secretary Galloway urges suspension if conditions aren’t radically corrected. Price plans drastic action with Dr. Allen invited to explain federal rules at the upcoming board meeting.
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Georgia
B. T. Galloway
Federal Supervision of Experiment Stations
Joseph M. Brown
J. D. Price
Galloway
Price
Experiment Station
State House
ER. W. Allen
Washington, D. C
Asag Tn
Jon
University
Agricultural College
Local Showers Forecast for Georgia Region
Local weather bulletin predicts showers Sunday across parts of the northeast with a mix of afternoon and evening showers. Winds shift from the south to southwest, bringing scattered rain and a cooler spell by Monday night.
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Georgia
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Athens
Piedmont Lake
Bome
Arkansas
Daniels
Rateligh
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Varloun
Peratape
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Eldy
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Des Maines
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P. Eidy
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Cidy
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City
Knoxville
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Miami
Mobile
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Cldy
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Ore
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Ely
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Salt Lake
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Piractepe
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