Huerta Resigns Soon as Carbajal to Head Foreign Affairs
A July 11 Washington briefing says Francisco Carbajal, long a supreme court figure, will become Mexico’s foreign minister and push for peace with the constitutionalists. Huerta loyalists flee. Guadalajara fell to rebels, signaling near total revolutionary victory and a peaceful transfer of power in Mexico City.
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General Huerta
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Huerta
Supreme Court of Mexico
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Porfirio Diaz
Juarez
Madero
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Pergona
Carranza
Villa
Torreon
Saltillo
Guadalloupe
Mexico City
Guadaloupe
Carransa
D Huerta
Vera Cruz
President Huerta
Congress
Puerto
Athens man John Burch slain by brother Will Burch
Athena Georgia July 11 Special John Burch a prominent Athens man died at a hospital from wounds inflicted by his brother Will Burch after an apparent quarrel at his saloon. Will fled on foot across the campus and had not been captured. John, a loyal backer of the Red and Black, arranged his affairs and asked that nothing be done to his brother.
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John Burch
Athens
Wistor
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George Burch
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Red
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The Constitution Will Find You Rooms or Board
A notice invites the public to use The Constitution Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information to list or find rooms for rent. Call Main 2000 or Atlanta 5007 for listings and assistance.
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Constitution
Bureau of Boarding
Atlanta
Six Youths Die Singing At Crossing Tragedy
A group of sixteen Sunday school travelers returning from a church outing were hit by a freight train at a crossing in North Rochester. Six youths aged 14 to 18 died, including Leona and Muriel Blaisdell, Edith Blaisdell, Helen Andrews of East Rochester, Ruth Libbey of South Lebanon Maine, and Edward Deveney of Blackington Mays. Four others suffered serious but not life threatening injuries.
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Boston and Maine
Leona Blaisdell
Muriel Blaisdell
Edith Blaisdell
Helen Andrews
East Rochester
Ruth Libbe
Sudden Death Claims Judge Kendrick J. Hawkins
Dublin Georgia July 11 Special Judge Kendrick J Hawkins longtime Dublin jurist former editor of Dublin Times and first judge of Dublin circuit died suddenly at home from heart failure He had served as city court judge since 1908 and helped create the Dublin judicial circuit He leaves a wife a brother J H Hawking of Atlanta two sisters and a buried brother In Atlanta Funeral arrangements pending during a period of county and political activity recognition.
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Kendrick J. Hawkins
City Court of
J. H., Hawking
Atlanta
R. H. Clark
D. W. Sheldon
Sandersville
W. H. Hawking
Birrell Attacked by Suffragist in Bristol Station
Augustine Birrell chief secretary for Ireland was assaulted at Bristol railway station by a mute militant suffragist who hurled a heavy bundle of papers at him and shouted insults, then was arrested on the scene. The incident occurred as he arrived from a train on July 11.
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England
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Statesman
Mr. Birrell
Greater Tech campaign nears fund goal in Atlanta drive
Atlanta campaign workers report $49 581 of $100 000 goal secured with $30 000 remaining. Monday morning new volunteers from the chamber of commerce and 130 workers will reinforce efforts as committees push to finish the Greater Tech fund for Atlanta and Georgia. The drive emphasizes duty of business leaders to support the cause.
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J. T. Holleman
John A. Brice
Henry H. Schaul
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Atlanta Faces Move to Host Methodist University
A commission special committee will meet July 14 in Atlanta to decide a site for a new Methodist Episcopal university east of the Mississippi. Atlanta Methodists pledge $1,250,000 plus Wesley Memorial church assets totaling about $1,200,000, citing Atlanta’s rail, banking, business, climate, health, and educational prominence as justification for locating the university there.
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England
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John Werley
Charles Wesle
Fletcher
of Madeley
George Whitfield
Adam Clark
Atlenta
Ita
Missisippi River
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
Georgia
Ogiethorpe University of the
Presbyterian Church
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Atlante
Supreme Court of the United States
Boy 11 Falls From Tree While Demonstrating Swing
Tillman Logan of Bellwood avenue Sanitary Stables climbed a twenty five foot arb to prove he could hang a swing. The limb broke falling him face first, breaking both wrists and dislocating the left elbow. His mother and two girls aided him before he was rushed to Grady hospital.
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Bertha Holbrook
Tillman Logan
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Grady Hospital
Passengers Safe After Invermere Wreck Off Labrador Coast
All passengers aboard the coastal steamer Invermere were landed safely after it struck rocks near Brig Harbor Point on the Labrador coast. The vessel, which had left July 4 to venture north in ice, rested on the rocks with only the top deck above water as divers and wrecking gear were dispatched from Brig Harbor. The Invermere, formerly the Dromedary, was built in Glasgow in 1881, 260 feet long with 975 gross tons.
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Brig Harbor Point
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Strait of Helle Isle
Glasgow
20000 Strikers to Return to Work in Ohio
Columbus July 11 Nearly 26 000 of the 45 000 striking coal miners in Ohio will return to work next week after ratification of a new wage deal by the United Mine Workers district number six convention. The move ends a prolonged labor stoppage affecting the industry statewide.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Innes and Nelms Sisters In Houston on Same Day
Police report that Beatrice showed signs of weeping as she and her sister registered at the hotel. They later left for San Antonio the next day with A. V. Innes visiting the hotel and calling for Mrs. Nelms. The two women have not been seen since.
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Nelms
Houston
That City
Beatrice
A. V. Innes
Innes Admits Texas Trip With Wife Amid Nelms Sisters Case
Victor Innes of Portland admits taking a Texas trip with his wife Beatrice bought three tickets implying a woman companion. Detectives tracking missing Nelms sisters Beatrice and Blois believe the aunt Margaret Mims Mindes may be in San Antonio. A parcel to Beatrice bore names and may link to the Mindes family. Earl Mindes denied knowledge. No sign of the Nelms girls in San Antonio. tickets had been bought in Houston.
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Portland
Texas
Dennis
LaGrange
Beatrice
Atlanta
Nelms
Innes
Blois Nelms
Margaret Mims
San Antonio
Beatrice Nelms
Margaret Mindes
Constitution
Earl Mindes
Nelme Sisters
San Antonio Express
Houston
Bloody Monday Feared in Ireland in July Celebrations
Belfast reports potential clashes as Orange and Catholic factions caution peace during Boyne anniversary events. Sir Edward Carson arrives with guards and volunteers, while thousands of constables swarm Ulster to avert unrest. Scottish Orangemen march in Blantyre amid protests and arrests. Carson warns war if peace fails.
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West Scotland
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Sir Edward Carson
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Edward Carson
Antrim Volunteers
Edward
Disappearance Probe Links Innes to Houston Visit
The Constitution reports Victor Innes was in Houston on June 20 while Elvis and Beatrice Nelms were registered at the Macatee hotel, a key disclosure in the Nelms sisters disappearance case. The paper notes the sisters were registered at a different hotel and mentions another lead placing Beatrice and Elois as registered from Dallas as inquiries continue in North Texas.
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Nelms
Victor Innes
Texas
Elvis
Beatrice Nelms
Macatee
John W. Nelms
Daughiers
Jones
Beatrice
Elois
Dallas
North
Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy In Georgia
Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday in Georgia with likely local thunder show. Weather outlook notes warmer daytime temperatures and humid conditions across coastal and inland areas. Fortunate travelers should carry light rain gear and stay aware of brief shower potential.
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