Macon Youth Shot in Wall Street Alley Incident
Clifford C. Cook, a well known Macon man, was fatally wounded by a Black assailant in Wall street alley near Second street. The shooter fled. a search is underway. Cook, son of Mrs. Mary W. Cook, works for the A. B. Small company.
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Clifford C. Cook
Macon
Wall Street
Cook
Ben Atwater
Second Street
Atwater
Mary W. Cook
Oak Street
A. B. Small Company
Billy Baxter Dies in Chicago Minstrel Star of World Tours
Billy Baxter, veteran minstrel who toured globally and performed before European royalty, died at a Chicago hospital from liver cirrhosis. He will be buried under the auspices of the Press Club tomorrow.
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Billy Baxter
Chicago
Europe
Press Club
Atlanta Uses Peaches to Capture Convention
The van guard of the National Association of Building Owners and Managers reached Duluth Minnesota for its convention with Atlanta peaches as an exhibit from Georgia. The Georgia group plans to attract the next annual meeting by displays in their camp and city bids. St. Louis and Omaha are also bidders.
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Duluth
Mine
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Atlanta
Georgia
St. Louis
Omaha
Miss Lillian Barrow Dies After Long Illness
Miss Lillian Barrow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh V Barrow and granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs J G McLin pioneers of Atlanta, died Monday morning after a long illness endured with patience. She was an active member in First Methodist Church and Sunday school, gifted reader, and an inspiration to many. Funeral at Barclay and Brandon chapel this afternoon at 4:20 with interment in Oakland.
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Misa Logan Barrow
Atlanta
Ugh V. Barrow
J. G. McLin
First Methodist Church
de. Wing
Kiser
People's Society
Barrow
Ts Jpy
Sungmie
Weluck
Barclay & Brandon's Chapel
Oakland
George Fred Williams Leaves for Albania Dispatch from Vienna
Vienna July 13 dispatch from Athens to The Neue Freie Presse says George Fred Williams of Massachusetts, until recently American minister to Greece and Montenegro, left for Epirus, Albania, today. His journey follows an invitation from Zourafes, head of the provisional government of Northern Epirus, set up by Muslim insurgents opposing Prince William of Wied.
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Vienna
Athens
Neue Freié Presse
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Greece
Montenegro
Epirus
Albania
Zourafes
Mussulman
William of
Old Ways Preferred by Cherokee Indians
A Cherokee delegation urged President Wilson to allow life on an Oklahoma reservation with traditional religious beliefs. Government officials said the request conflicted with policy, and the president promised to consider the appeal.
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Washington
Wilson
Oklahoma
Sella
Indian Office
Vaudeville Night Delivers Three Top Acts At Local Theatre
Robert Moran reports a strong vaudeville program featuring Ralph Ries and Katherine Witchie in dance and song by Pilges and Will Oakland and company. Wal ter 5. Rube Dickinson parodies as The ex Justice of the Peace, with Ted and Una Mradley and the Wilton brothers closing the show. The act of fallen Orr with Harry DeCosta on piano divides opinion.
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Sine
Ori Wee
Forsyth
Ralph Ries
Katherine Witchie
Rock and Fulton
Genaro and Bailey
Carl Randall
Pilges
Will Oakland and Company
Club
Walter 5
Rube” Dickinson
Justice of the Peace
Ted
Una Mradley
Wilton Brothers
Fallen Orr
Harry DeCosta
DeCosta
Jgai
Robert Moran
East Lynne at the Grand opens with London company
The Grand theater in Atlanta opened with East Lynne the Mrs Woods drama in six reels staged by the iYP. Graft London players. Blanche Forsythe and Fred Paul star with a large cast of about 500 in rich scenery filmed along the Severn valley. Two performances are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday at regular prices.
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the Grand
East Lynne
Mrs. Woods
Atlanta
Grand Theater
Iyp
London Players
Er Severn
England
Woods
Blanche Forsythe
Fred Paul
Victorious March Into Mexico City Stirs Reform Debate
A pro constitutionalist stance argues for municipalities reforms and general land tax, tariff liberalization, and civil and penal law updates to endure until constitutionalist order is set. It rejects a provisional presidency, citing the need for generals' consent and risk of opposition to laws serving social needs. Cárdenas is named as best suited to carry out constitutional plans.
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Congress
Guadalupe
Fabela
Car- Tanza
Complete Victory Demanded by Villa in Mexico
General Francisco Villa declared that retirement of General Huerta and a provisional presidency in Mexico City are unacceptable to General Carranza. He insisted only an armed constitutionalist victory can end the revolution, warning a provisional government would signal weakness and invite future trouble.
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Villa Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Huerta
Mexico City
Carranzar
Repairing railroad for Huerta's escape
Vera Cruz laborers under orders from Mexico City began repairs on a two mile gap in the railway linking Vera Cruz with the capital. The rush to complete the work aims to allow a possible special train carrying General Huerta and his family to pass. Repair is expected within two days. An extraordinary senate session in the capital followed by a conference among senators and Francisco Carbajal was reported but no details were announced.
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Vera Cruz
Amy
Mexico City
Huerta
Senate
Francisco Carbat
General Judiciary Committee
House
Supreme Court
Lickett
Terrell
Jamy
Blackburn
Fulton
Atlanta
Spring Street
Henderson
Jones
Five Forts
Madison County
Macon Legislature Debates Education For Deaf Mute Children
A Mary Hammond led request from the Washington chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution urged the legislature to ensure every deaf mute child in Georgia has access to education. The subcommittee plans to report next week.
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Mary Hammond
Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Women Supported by Col Roosevelt in New York
New York July 13 Colonel Roosevelt says it would be rank folly for women to be unrepresented at the constitutional convention planned for next year. He writes to Mrs. Tulan W Wald that the Progressive party will insist on the election of women delegates and that eligibility discussions are academic given women already hold public office in the state.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Tulan W. Wald
Women's Temporary Committee
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Georgia Court of Appeals arguments list numerous case from counties
A compiled record shows the Georgia Court of Appeals hearing and submitting numerous cases from counties including Chatham Fulton Bibb Floyd Thomas Coffee Fayette and others. Names such as Dean Great Eastern Lumber Bee Hrooka and J A Jenkin appear among the docket with parties like Ocean Steamship Company and Decatur Street Bank. The filing references multiple companies banks and railroad interests in a broad procedural listing.
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Dean
Great Eastern Lumber Company
Chatham
Bee Hrooka
J. A. Jenkin
Washington
Fol Groot v. F
Royster Guano Company
Bee Heath
W. Bellamy
Wilcor
W. S. McReevy
Quitman
Brooka
Robert Hendersda
Ocean Steamship Company
Heyman Et al
Decatur Street Bank
Fulton
G.R. Adamson
Gordon Gartrell Et al
Carroll
Americus Goé and Eiectria Company
Mary Colmun
Sumter Farmers’ State Bank
V. B. & Rowland
Berrien
Whilame-Thompson Company x. N. 1
Marabburn
Fulton. W. . McAndrew v. M. HB. Taylor
Mipb
Wallace & Wallia v. R. D. Kent
Jenkins
Patterson & Co. Et al
D. M. Paterson
Coffee
Mechanics Realty and Improvement Comany v. L. M
Joe Wits v. Elmpson Grocery Company
Floyd
C. Davis
Forslen Af Fairs Appoints New Minister
The article notes the appointment of a new minister for Forslen Af Fairs, detailing the individual chosen and the expected brief transition period within the ministry.
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Fal
Forslen Affairs
Villa Yields Money To Carranza Agent
Yl Faso Texas to Juarez Mexico. Villa agents delivered 25 million dollars in constitutionalist currency and a freight car filled with stamping machines to Alberto Pant, Carranza representative. The funds and gear were seized weeks earlier in Juarez from Serapio Aguirre, constitutionalist treasurer general. Currency to be shipped to Carranza headquarters in Monterey. Aguirre and other officers, held in Chihuahua, reportedly at Mi arty and due at the border this week. Federal evacuation of Guaymas, Sonora, on the California gulf, ongoing per reports to Carranza via El Paso from Guadalajara.
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Faso
Texas
Juarez
Mex
Villa
Alberto Pant
Carranza
Serapio Aguirre
Monterey
General Aguirre
Chihuahua
Miarty
Guaymala
Sonora
California Gulf
Guadalajara
el Paso
Dog Left in House By Daring Burglar
A yellow dog left in Mrs. Martha Hunt's home at 15 Hugenia Avenue after a daring burglary last night is being watched by police in hopes it leads to the master. Sewell, a boarder, heard a noise about 10 o'clock and found the dog settled in his room. a gold watch and a suit of clothes were stolen, as well as several women's dresses, while closets and dressers were rifled. Officers Cochran and Shumate investigated the burglary.
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Martha Hunt
Hugenia Avenue
Sewell
Cochran and
Shumate
Atlanta Chamber invites leaders to dinner on university move
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce requests members of the educational commission of the Southern Methodist Church to join a dinner in Atlanta at Druid Hill Golf Club on Wednesday at 7 30. Governor judges press mayor and county officials are invited along with a prominent group of Atlanta Methodists to show support for establishing a regional university.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Educational Commission of the
Southern Methodist Church
Druid Hill
Chamber
Zoovernor
Supreme
Fede
Econncil
Putton County
Buesta
Southeastern University
W. GM. Thomay
A. J. Lamar
D.K
Plata ‘T Burham
D. D
Joseph N. McGey
John ©. Kuse
John 2. Scott
W. D. Tradfield
K. T. Fishburne
Joxanh Cockrell
W. By, Morrah
G. T. Fitzhugh
W. D. Thornton
W. A. Candler
Asa G. Candler
Conference on Adamson dam bill at White House talks
Washington July 13. A new White House conference will seek to resolve differences over the Adamson dam bill now before Congress. Participants include President Wilson, Lane, Garrison, Underwood, Ferris of Oklahoma, Lenroot of Wisconsin, and Adamson and Stevens, with aims to adjust language to grant perpetual waterpower to private capital and change jurisdiction between interior and war departments.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Wilson
Lane
Garrison
Underwood
Ferris
Oklahoma
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Republic
Hauxe Public Lands Committee
Adamson
Georgia
Stevens
Minnesota
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Adarasan
Bingso Ag
Interior and
War Departments
Percy Barnes Sets 25-Mile World Record in Portland
Percy F. Barnes of Seattle set a new world mark in Rose City speedway races by completing 25 miles in 22 minutes 7.18 seconds on July 11. The previous record was 22 minutes 26.6 seconds by Disbrow at Sandose on April 14, 2012.
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Portland
Ore
Percy F. Barnes
Seattle
Rose City
Disbrow
San Dose
Why Scratch Resinol Stops Itch
The advertisement touts Resinol Ointment for quick itch relief and skin care. It claims effectiveness on eczema poison ivy tetter ringworm rashes and other eruptions aided by Resinol Soap. Priced 56c to $1 for ointment and 25c for soap with trial offers from Dept 28 R Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Baltimore
Fatal quarrel in Summerville restaurant ends in deaths
Summerville Georgia July 13 Special. Lee Wood a white man is dead and Gordon Kellett a white man is seriously injured and expected to die after a quarrel with George Woods a negro in a local restaurant last night. Woods died before a doctor arrived. He leaves a wife and three children. Woods escaped and has not been captured.
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Summerville
Lee Wood
Gordon Kellett
George Woods
Woods
Wife Alters To Free Husband From Tower Cell
Mrs. C. W. Dean of 124 Garnett Street attempted to aid her prisoner husband in Fulton county Tower by carrying steel saws to his cell. Detectives Black and Rosser were informed after a window bar appeared sawed. A steel saw was found in washing she brought to him and she said her aim was to ensure his escape so she would never see him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dean
Garnett Street
Fulton County Tower
Captain Jim Teneyck Hurt In Bad Fall
Captain James B. Teneyck, 91, once famous world oarsman, fell downstairs at home in Peaksleld on Sunday. He sustained a broken arm, scalp wounds, internal injuries and contusions. Age has weakened him and his prognosis is poor.
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Peaksleld
James B. Teneyck
Funeral notices for Lilian Barrow Harrow and B Craig
Friends of Miss Lilian Barrow and Mr and Mrs Barrow and others are invited to the funeral of Miss Lilian Harrow at 4:30 PM from Bar glassy Brandon chapel with pallbearers named and interment at Oakland West View. Limousines arranged by Bar glay Brandon Company.
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Professor Deacock
Robert Stephens
Eugene Jarrard
Sam Meyer
A. 3. Wilson
Clarence Athodes
Major Preston
Marshall Holsenbee
Clifton’ Callaway
Qeaig
Raig
John Christain
Jim Lynch
Charles Whitehead
Inter- UC
West View
Varclay & Brandon Company
Barclay Brandon Co Funeral Directors Names and Officers
Barclay Brandon Co funeral directors at 246 Svy St G list R M Brandon president, SW Awtry secretary and treasurer, with Al Hirandon and Brandon as officers.
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Barclay & Brandon CO
Svy
G. AL Hirandon
R. M. Brandon
Presdent
SW. Awtry
Secor. and
Treas
Races Postponed Amid Yacht Race Wind Shortage
Newport R I July 14 The day’s three American cup yachts race was halted around 4 30 after Resolute rounded the second mark due to light wind and the inability of the leading yacht to finish within the six hour time limit Resolute led by a wide margin over her rivals as the wind failed.
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Newport
R. L
Resolute
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