Bulgarians retreat as Greeks push toward Strumitza
Belgrade reports Bulgaria’s forces flee under Greek assault with nine guns captured and casualties left behind. Servian troops pursue toward Strumitza and Semishiesi while Bulgarians abandon Latip Paovitch. rumors claim 50 000 Bulgarians capitulated near Domizhissar. confirmation scarce.
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Istlp
Strumitza
Semishiesi
Belgrade
Servia
Bulgar
Latip
Pa@ovitch
Blame for the Wreck Put on Rail Officials
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports Stamford wreck blame rests with railroad operating officers for placing an inexperienced engineer on a high speed passenger train. Trunk brake tests showed adequacy but signals were close. failure to brake in time caused the tragedy. New Haven officials say road policy forced the inexperienced engineer despite protests.
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Ponghert
Newark New Haven & Stamtford
Stamford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lome
Dougherty
Bis Failore
New York
X Rays Used to Cure Tuberculosis Reported
Denver July 10 The National Institute of Homeopathy announced successful tuberculosis treatment by X rays. Dr J D Gibson of Denver reported 400 cases with 86 percent success in a paper before the National Society of Physical Therapeutics. The institute tabled a regulation by Henry R Stout proposing withdrawal from allopathic groups under water until drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
National Institute of Homeopathy
Atlantic City
Portland
Ore
Dresden
Germany
J D. Gibson
National Society of Physical Therapeutics
Gibson
Henry R Stout
Jacksonville
Agnes Roane Atkinson Dies in Smyrna Georgia
Agnes Roane Atkinson two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Spencer R Atkinson Jr died Thursday morning at their home. She was niece of Judge Sam Atkinson and Judge Spencer R Atkinson of the city. The body was taken to Mt Pleasant near Brunewak for funeral and interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Roane Atkinson
Mra
Spencer R Atkinson Jr
Sprehil Nar Smyrna Gabhe
Sam 1 . Atkinson
Spencer R Atkinson
Mt Pleasant
Brunewak Ga
Hamilton Acquitted in Buck Hewett Murder Case
Chas Hamilton was preliminary tried before Justice Jo Brown on charges of murdering Buck Hewett in Buford last Saturday. With no eyewitnesses and a box too small to test, all evidence suggested the shooting was justifiable, and Judge Brown dismissed the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrences Ue
Kirle Hamiton
Jo Brown
Buck Hewett
Buford
Saturda
Wr Hamilton
Jurge Brown
Alaska Railroad Bill Proposed in Senate by Poindexter
A bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Poindexter of Washington authorizes the president to construct a railroad in Alaska and to mine coal there. It would allow borrowing nine million dollars and requires that no coal lands be disposed of except under lease.
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Washington
Alaska
Senate
Poindexter
Defining a Kindly Nature and Goodness
A concise reflection on the idea of a well bred character, outlining how natural kindness reveals itself through habitual courtesy, restraint, and consideration for others in daily conduct.
Conley Not Right Man Says Mincey
New details emerge in the Mary Phagan case as William Ho Mincey fails to identify Jim Conley at police headquarters during cross examination. Detectives say Mincey insisted he saw a drunken man at Electric and Carter streets on the day of the alleged talk about life insurance but could not positively link Conley to the sighting. The Pinkerton team calls the Mincey affidavit flimsy and reports a broader probe into planted evidence and witness subpoenas tied to Lee, the National Pencil factory night watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ho Mincey
Jim Conley
Phagan
Conieys
Constitution
Harry Scott
The
Pinkertons
Newport Sanford
Conley
Electric
Carter Streets
Mincey
Fla
Conle
Wincey
Sanford
Canley
Mary Phapany
Tanford
Mince
Franks
Fleotrie
Jossitie “Pingt
Pinkerton
Baed
Mary Phagan
Harry Stott
John Black
Blair
Thenesta
Lee Attorne
Bernard Lnappel
Graham & Chappell
Newt Lee
Acotry
Haneas Corgus
Teo Wo Frank
James Conley
Lee
Hugh Mc Dorsey
Ue Murde
Ma Phagan
FA Stephens
Newport
Harry Sort
Joan Black
Starnes
Campbell
Gs Hpoenas
Tax Equalization Keynote At Banquet To Legislature
At the Piedmont Driving Club banquet honoring Governor John Slaton and Georgia's lawmakers, talks urged tax system equalization to raise state revenue. Governor Slaton, President Anderson, and Speaker Barwell pressed a shift from unequal real estate assessments, aiming to cut the tax rate from five mills to three. About 330 attendees including city leaders and legislators attended, praising cooperation across state interests.
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Georgia
J Randolph Anderson
Senate
Piedmont
John Mc Slaton
Wilmer L Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Slaton
Tne City
North Georgia
South Georgia
Anderson
Wiliam H Barwell
House
R K Evans
United States Army
Frederic J Pavan
D Price
Wilkinson Brooks Morgan Vo H Kriegshaher
W I. Peel
J R Smiths
Walter G Cooper
Mexicans Angered by American Consul in Cananea
Nogales Mexico July 10 Charles Montague the American consul at Cananea faced local ire after a letter from city clerk F Martinez urged Governor Pesqueira to apply article 11 of the Mexican constitution to expel undesirables. The issue followed Montague refusing to cash a bank draft and claims he signed under threat.
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Nogales
Mexico
Charles
Montague
Cananéa
Martinez
Cananea
Pesqueira
Sonora
State Department
Washington
Frederick Simpich
Mercantile Bankin Company
American Incern
Panama Demands U.S. Rent For Canal Zone
Panama presses for the first installment of the 18.25 million annual canal zone rental from the United States. Secretary Bryan has delayed payment due Feb 2 amid ongoing negotiations with Colombia over indemnity related to Panama separation. Panama officials Morales and Betancourt visited the State Department seeking release of funds.
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Washington
Panama
United States
Isthmian Canal Zone
Little Republic
Bryan
Congress
State Department
Colombia
Root
Canal Zone
Morales
Betancourt
Along Broadway at the Bijou ends run this week
The Bijou theater winds down the popular Alana Broadway engagement amid crowded houses. The next show is Tate aja Carre with Laalyancien in a fresh act, while Valere Begere and company prepare a new sketch lineup, promising a busy season ahead.
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Broadway
Bijou
Alana Broadway
Tate
Aja Carre
URS
Bay Theater
Valere Begere and Company
Pew
Notable Molon Pictures Draw Large Crowd at Crewd Show
In the afternoon and tonight large numbers gathered to see the best nolon pictures. Fans enjoyed the event in comfort and safety. About a hundred people were present, showing strong interest in the cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molon Pictures
Locomotive Accident Claims Brother In Texas
A man employed by a lumber company was killed when a locomotive driven by his brother collided with a car on Campbell Avenue road. The incident happened about 10 o clock Thursday night with the victim located beneath the engine. He left behind his wife and three brothers. The funeral plans were announced for the following day with burial at the local cemetery.
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Newbern S
Dallas
Txon
Poli Lumber
M Tse
Gtourne
Terbert Din
Lina
Engle
Vhs
Jenn
Rrinsie
Tampbelluin Road
Titheraly Brothers
Willy
Rhodes Co Managers Visit Atlanta In Furniture Buying Tour
Rhodes Co managers general managers and buyers for the Rhodes syndicate are in Atlanta inspecting Atlanta made goods before traveling to western and eastern markets to buy the fall stock. Led by vice president and treasurer, A G Rhodes, the group operates a southern and western furniture chain. Southern managers say the industry is strong with a bright outlook as households shift to higher quality home furnishings.
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Rhodes Syndicate of
Atlanta
Rhodes
G Rhodes
South
Southern
Miss Inez Sebring Shoots Self in Head
Jacksonville July report states 17 year old Inez Sebring daughter of W K Sebring and granddaughter of a former Confederate general attempted suicide by shooting herself in the head. Physicians say she will die. she has suffered melancholia since her mother's death several months ago.
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Jacksonville Bla
Misa Inc. Sebring
W K Sebring
Jacksonville
W O H Seabring
Aeu
Obituary notice for W T Preston WoT Treston
The obituary notes the death at 194 West Pine Street. The family residence is listed and the funeral arrangements are planned with interment at Athinta Park Cemetery. The surviving relatives include a mother and a child. services are scheduled for 7 oclock.
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Preston
Treston
West Pine Streat
Esiden
Trichy
Athinta Park
Swain Heads Teachers Sale fake City Inly 10 -Fageph
Swain as president of Swarthmore College elected president of the National Federation assignment. Unanimous vote re elects Mo Shepferd State superintendent of schools as treasurer. Durand W Spring roof Amma Arbor I continue AN Secretly.
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Swain
Sale
Fake City
Swarthmore College
Trace Mo Shepferd
Tduho
Aehoals
Treaster Durand
Spring Roof
Starving of Convicts Charged to Warden Kennedy
White Plains New York July 10. Indictment charges former Sing Sing warden Juhan Kennedy with starving convicts and furnishing unclean bedding and damp blankets. Prisoners allegedly wore ratty garments without fumigation. Kennedy surrendered, posted $1000 bond after governor discharged him.
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White Plains
Westchester Unty Gant
Juhan Kennedy
Sulverteenth
Sing Cing
Kennedy
Dance at Fort Worth post for enlisted men by postal club
A dance will be held at Fort Worth post gymnasium Friday night for enlisted men hosted by the Fort Worth Sarial club. Music by the 4 veleeith infantry nth land with refreshments served. Admission is $1. Tickets available at 104 m on the Fort Myers parade grounds Ft jersbedy daily invites.
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Fort Wotherson Sarial Club
Seventeenth Infantry
iFort MiPherson Parade
Jersbedy
Mystery deepens in envelope clue in pay case
Remnlon experts who examined the pay envelope report they found no fingerprints but note only one side was discovered and the tower side had been torn away. This partial clue adds to the mystery surrounding the case and its connections.
Ball Players Union Membership in Major Leagues Forms
Ball players join the union representing major league baseball players, forming a fraternal group within the national league. The move marks a significant step in collective representation for players and highlights ongoing labor organization efforts in the sport.
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Union Nero
Lie ¢Lexeland
Ameran Leagie
Tolay
Se Ooall Maxers
Mill Fire Destroys Gulf Lumber Yard and Docks
A fire today destroyed saw and planing mills of Gulf Lumber Co at Santa Rosa Plain and 196 108 feet of lumber. Total loss estimated at 359000. A large warehouse of Cessna Bros and a launch at the docks also burned.
Mrs M L McLendon Heads Georgia Suffragists Again
Mary L McLendon was reelected president of the Georgia Women Suffrage Association as the group wrapped up its session in Atlanta. She urged women to practice voting now and praised clubs for preparing themselves for the ballot while outlining plans for a statewide campaign and next year’s meeting in Decatur.
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Womens
Mary L. McLendon
The
Georgia Women Suffrage Association
McLendon
Mrs McLendon
Wes
Temple of Labor
Trimt
Avenue
House of Representatives
Decatur
DeKalb County Equal Suffrage Association
Katherine Koch
M L
Endon
A Gresham
Auguste Howard
A B Waniela
Ametia Woodall
Mamle Wathews
Indorne
Sea Sion
Beavers
Atlanta
Association
Mre . L. Brewer
Fugente Estill
Tennie Hart Sibley
Department of Legislations and Jetition
J J Ansley
Marshall
Department of
Church Work
May C Moore
S C Osborne
Department
Civica
Mamie Mathews
Mra Gardner
State Association
Atlanta Civic League
State Suffrage Association
W H Felton
Rome
Augusta Howard
Resignation Moves Atlanta Civic League Leader to Equal Suffrage Group
Mrs. M C Hardin announced her resignation from an officer post in the Atlante Civic League to join the Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association. She stated it was better to have her suffrage work identified with the association. The league issued resolutions of thanks to the legislature for its courtesies toward suffragists.
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Mra
M C Hardin
Atlante Civic League
Civic League
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Committee Rejects Three New Counties Amid Debate
A legislative committee rejects proposals to create Evans Hampton and Finns counties. Witnesses from Bulloch and Tattnall oppose Hampton and Finns, citing local opposition though some supporters argue broader benefits. Debates touch on signatures, misrepresentation, and the credibility of petitions submitted to the panel. Colonel L Thomas of Tattnall testifies for Hampton in rebuttal.
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Bulloch County
Parker
Hampton
Liberty
Hampton County
John P Moore
Tattnall
Evans County
Mr Anderson
Alfred Deal
Anderson
Bulloch
Finns County
Mir Moore
Deal
L Thomas
50 Southern Grocers Escape Prosecution
In Birmingham Alabama on July 10 the defense began its testimony in contempt hearings against the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association its officers and members. The government struck fifty defendants from further prosecution, including Reeves Tupelo, Kaufman Montgomery, E D Bat elle Arkangel, Max Mayer Little Rock, J A Avant Pensacola, A Kyttenberg Sumter, and others. J A McLaurin testified on the association blue book, described as a complete set of Southern retail grocers rather than a member list, while Sam Phillipa of Memphis, a former president, compared former and current constitutional rules.
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Birmingham
Ala
Southern Wholesale Grocers Association
Reeves Tupelo
Kaufman Montgomery
Bateville
Arkangel
Max Mayer
Little Rock Ark
Avant Pensacola
Kyttenberg Sumter
Fesenthal
Jackson Tenn
Monroe
Jackson Hattlesburg
McLaurin
Sam Phillipa
Mempms
Association
Exposure to X rays kills inventor Baker
Hartford July 10. Burton Baker inventor of X ray tube and related devices died at his Imlay street home after months of illness following extensive exposure to X rays. He endured nine operations by surgeons in Philadelphia, New York, and Hartford in attempts to save him. Born August 19, 1870, in New Britain, he pursued science independently without formal higher education.
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Hartford Conn
Burton ' Ibaker
Imlay Street
Philadelphia
New York
Hartford
Baker
W E Clark
DeCosta
University of Pennsylvania
W Caldwell
Hdward Titus
Rupert Abbe
H Humphreys
London
Baker Baker
New Britain
Local Bottling Works Manager Killed in Train Collision
Oscar Lancaster, manager of a local bottling works, was struck and killed by a Southern Railway passenger train here today. He was riding a motorcycle when the locomotive struck the rear wheel, threw him several yards, and broke his neck. The incident occurred July 1 near the station. Police and railway officials investigated the fatal accident.
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Southern
Union SC
Oscar Lancaster
Southern Railway
Lancaster
Husband on trial for murder of wife in Andalusia
Sam Spicer Jr stands trial for the murder of his wife Mrs Noble Spicer. About one hundred jurors were summoned. Hamp Gunter, brother-in-law of the defendant, was fined for talking with a juror. The court investigates similar juror approaches. Spicer, a member of a prominent family, allegedly hired a Black man to kill his wife and godfather to mail evidence to hide the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andalusia
Ala
Sam Spicer, Jr
Noble
Gunter
Alston
Spicer
Tonic that Revs the Blood and Aids the Liver
An old tonic claim suggests it fortifies blood and liver function. The advertisement promotes its energizing effect for adults and mentions benefits to vitality and wellbeing based on traditional use.
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Llanoad
Eagles
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Cecil Lean
Ewan Matis
Eva Taylor
Blanchard Inge & Fox
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Parksdale
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