Balkan War Turmoil Escalates as Armies Move
Balkan states face no peace in sight Greece Servia refuse armistice Turkish forces march from Tehatalja and Bulair to recapture Adrianople Thrace Romania expands Bulgarian territory claims Greece burns Bulgarian atrocities reports from Athens Saloniki Bulgaria accuses Greece of false claims amid talks with Turkey about a provisional Enos Midia frontier. Bulgarian forces evacuate cities as Romanian troops advance toward Varna and Rustchuk in a widening regional clash.
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Balkan
Greece
Servia
Tehatalja
Bulair
Adrianople
Thrace
Romania
Yeaude
Athens
Saloniki
Husing Max
Russia
St. Petersburg
Sublime Porte
Constantinople
Tebatalja
Bulai
Tchortu
Bosphorus
Asia Minor
Belgrade
Bucharest
Rumania
Turkey
Farmers Endorse Two Education Bills in Ware Meeting
Ware County farmers union and trades unions meet to back a free kindergarten proposal and a compulsory education bill. Charles Barrett of the merit union spoke passionately in support of the measures at the joint gathering in Waycross Georgia on July 13.
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Waycross
Ware County Farmers' Union
Trades Unions
Charles Barrett
The
Merit Union
Asutss
Or Women Who and Cool Dresses and Freezers
Odd catalog style clipping mentions women’s fashion with dresses in white and blue, lingerie cloths, parasols, and a range of home appliances. It advertises freezers from 1 to 4 quarts and refrigerators at low prices, plus a postcard-size camera deal for vacations.
Plot to Murder Huerta and Diaz by Bombs Revealed
Mexican authorities disclose a plotted assassination of President Huerta involving General Felix Diaz and War Minister Blanquet. Arrests include a deputy and ten prominent figures. bombs were practiced in a distant building. Rebels allegedly received Zapata support and anti American demonstrations sparked protest notes from Washington.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Blanquet
Zapata
Foreign Office
Japan
Emelf
Samuel Garcia Cuellar
Federal District
Aureliano Urrutia
Trains collide injuring and killing dozen in two states
A Pacific Electric interurban train crashed into another near Vineyard station on the outskirts of Los Angeles killing twelve and injuring about fifty as beachgoers returned home. Another high casualty collision occurred at Cambridge Ohio where four died and a score were hurt when a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train hit an interurban street car amid a storm.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Vineyard Stationa Junction
Venice
Ocean Beach
Vineyard Station
Cambridge
Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio I
Cambridge and
Byesville
East Cambridge
Fred E, Rainey
Qhir
Polla Fairchild
William Carter
Middletown
James M'Neils
Columbus
Sheldon Spiles
Ryesville
City Hospital
Wilson Puts Trust In "33" as He Rushes Back to Washington
President Wilson returns from Cornish New Hampshire after a ten day absence heading for Washington to prepare for a rail strike conference with railroad officials trainmen and conductors. He travels aboard the Fed eral Express observatory car and greets crowds at New England stations.
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New Haven
Conn
National Capital
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Washington
White House
Harlakenden House
Windsor
New England
Federal Express
Union of Ministers Declared Impossible
Dr J B Robins denounces attempts to unite Christian churches into one body arguing real harmony won’t come without heavy losses. He cites ongoing creeds and factionalism, urging living faith over formal unity and calling Christians to joint brotherhood and action. He closes urging personal effort toward unity in word and deed.
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Epen
J. B. Robins
J. &. Robins
Trinity Church
Chrisifas
Securai
Christ
Man
Gettisbura
Western Pacific to Lose Identity and Join Rio Grande System
West ern Pacific railroad the Gould outlet to the Pacific coast will lose its identity as a separate managerial unit and come under Denver and Rio Grande control. Through Missouri Pacific, Gould roads west of the Mississippi will be managed by the combined system. H T Jeffery will retire to chair the board. C H Seblacks resigns from his posts. F Bush will become Western Pacific president and oversee the western lines.
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San Francisco
Western Pacific Railroad
Gould
Pacifc
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Missouri Pacific
Gould Roads
Mississippi River
H. T. Jeffery
Board of
Directiors
C. H. Seblacks
Denver
Rio Grande
F. Bush
Western Pacific
District 10 Open for Wholesalers in Walker Mangum area
A new wholesale district eyed along Walker and Mangum streets near the Southern railway tracks. Judge Don Pardee rules for rail spur extensions into the area as council weighs a crossing petition. Promoters plan multiple warehouses and a large south district, with work to start within ten days.
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Walker and Mangum Streets
Southern Railway
Don Pardee
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mangum Street
Henry W. Miller
The
Washington
William J. Morrison
W. S. McKennie
Robert A. Smythe
E. D. Duncan
J. W. Blalock
Haynes Street
Bryan to lecture to meet expenses in chautauqua tour
Asheville July 12 Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan said during a Henderton ville lecture he must deliver chautauqua talks to supplement his government salary, which he calls insufficient to meet expenses. He stressed the platform is natural and legitimate and that touring keeps him in touch with the people as thousands attend.
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Asheville
Hendertonville
Here
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Sylvia Pankhurst Released From Holloway Jail
Sylvia Pankhurst was released from Holloway jail to night after a hunger strike. She had been sentenced on July 8 to three months imprisonment for incitement to commit an offense.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
London
Holloway
Miss Pankhurst
Money sheet shows May deficit and college cuts
The 1914 budget tightens appropriations by at least 250000 to 300000 less than 1913 with 200000 saved on educational and eleemosynary items. The College of Agriculture faces an 15000 to 16000 cut, reducing maintenance to 85000, while a larger fight looms over extension funding and other line items as legislators debate the state’s spending priorities. The Western and Atlantic committee plans a strictly business Chattanooga trip with no entertainment, amid factional tensions over Dr. A M Soule’s role.
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House
Ways and Means
Appropriations
Akin
Wheatley
Crawford Wheatley
Appropriations Committee
The
State University
College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
A. M. Soule
Arcultural College
Dr. Soule
Athena
Thera Vo Baments
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
Cheney
Xen Ste
Fight for Liberty of Mrs Crawford Begins Today
The article reports Mrs Mary Belle Crawford, jailed on a murder charge for alleged poisoning of her husband Joshua B Crawford, seeking bond and a possible grand jury no bill. She traveled twenty miles from Atlanta to visit Mrs Clem Johnson in Tucker, Ga, claiming the visit helps her prepare for a hearing and rest before potential bail.
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Joshua B. Crawford
Mary Belle Crawford
Burton Smith
Heuben R. Arnold
Charles. Crawford
Joe
Fulton
Cox
Crawford
Atlanta
Tecker
Clemmis Jabneon
Tucker
Belle
Johnson
Thad
Four Negroes To Die For Murder Of Lewis
Four men Meeks Griffin John Crosby Tom Griffin and Nelson Bryce were found guilty of murder and sentenced to death for the shooting of John Q Lewin a Confederate veteran in the Cornell section of the county. The case involved a plotted act and the verdict was delivered in Chester on July 13 with unspecific locale details.
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Chester
Seerves
Meeks Griffin
John Crosby
Tom Griffin
Nelsom Bryce
John Q. Lewin
Cornell
al Fer
Weather Forecast Summary for Southeast States
Local showers and fair conditions are forecast across multiple states. Georgia and Alabama expect Monday showers, with Tuesday also unsettled and moderate south winds. Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina show mostly fair Monday and Tuesday, with light to moderate southerly or southwesterly winds. Mississippi forecasts generally fair weather with occasional showers and light winds.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
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