Exhaustion Seen As Only Path To End War In Balkans
July 14 dispatches report British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey saying only exhaustion can end the war. Balkan powers push for peace on the field with Bulgaria, while Servia and Greece resist Russian ceasefire proposals. Turkish stance remains tied to the Faustina line as European powers seek a durable settlement.
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Balkan
Fiward
House of Commons
Greece
Bulgara
Mountess
Bulgaria
Serva Greece
Setinus
Cor Muues
Tramportis P
Mies
Krustendil
Athens
Poe Dilly Telegraph
bServ
Sane
Jase Mos
Balitia
de Baleus
Gace Y Ald
Dama
Sersia
Aegean
Pdaward Gey
Russia
Sereis
Turkey
Ione
Faustina
Ivanoff
Balkan War Turkiye Advances as Armies Move Toward Constantinople
Japanese-style spelling and fragmented phrases describe Turkish and Bulgarian actions in the Balkans. Turkish armies press toward Constantinople, with reports of massacres alleged by Greeks at Serex and Ser esana, and Enver Bey’s forces occupying Hodesto. A Servo Turkish agreement reportedly nears ratification.
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Constantinople
Balkan Financial Commission
Paris
Silivri Belgrade
Enver Beys
Hodesto
Arinride
Armistice Seen In Rail Labor Talks With Paths To Pact
Rail unions and road interests declare a tentative armistice after a conference with President Wilson. A perfected bill would create a six member mediation board plus an assistant commissioner to settle disputes and allow federal courts to enforce awards. Both sides expressed approval as Congress weighs rapid action to push through the Clayton bill amendments and enable arbitration boards to handle future labor disputes.
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United States Board of Mediat
Medillion
Senate
Boards of Arbitration
Board of Mediation and Eoneration
Vitter Board
Wilson
Laken
Congress
Poranis
Sud
Waila
Wilson Pardons Indian in Washington for life sentence
President Wilson pardoned a Cherokee Indian, William Phillips, serving life for the killing of a fellow tribesman in the former Tanequan Indian Territory. The pardon follows a claim the act was in self defense or at most second degree murder, with Phillips having served about fifteen years.
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Wilson
Washington
Wwiliam
Phillipa
Wilson Phillips
Tober
Tanequan Indian Territory
Deeres
Boy Held for Arson in Pittsburg Case Confession Cited
The 39 year old Raab confessed to starting a fire in an apartment building on the north side. A grand jury heard testimony on a manslaughter charge tied to the blaze at the diary office binding last December, with Colonel L Taylor presiding.
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Pittsburg
L. Taylor
Pardon Granted to Bank Officials on Bank of Winston Case
President William Kettenbach and cashier George Hoheater of the Winston National Bank were granted unconditional pardons by President Wilson. The two men, convicted for involvement in a seizure of funds, received clemency despite reports from the Comptroller of the Currency. The pardons date to April 4, 1911, and neither has yet begun serving their sentences.
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Washington
Wilson
William
Kettenbach
George Ho Heater
Sears
Tewston Jante
Ashier
Roosevelt Heads North for Hunt Through Arizona Utah
Roosevelt travels with companions into northern Arizona and southern Utah for big game hunting. The party plans to visit the Wopi Woki and nearby Indian reservations as part of the expedition led by Roosevelt and his relatives.
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Grind Corono Bily
John I Theedme
Moosevet
Quentin
Nicholas Roosevelt
Arizona
Utah
Wiopi Woki
Avase Indian Reservations
Heath Bound Over For Assault On Woman
In Macon on July 14 Sperial-L. A Heath appeared before the recorder facing charges of speeding disorderly conduct and assault and battery against Daisy Wesley. Heath was bound over to city court under 29199. Wesley testified Heath struck her during a playful scuffle near Spin com Bay Street. Alderman Macon Gadaly presided. Steve Wright won discretion recently. Oscar Jenkins case involved a disorderly conduct arrest after shop incident, with a $25 fine imposed.
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Macon
Sperial
L. A Heath
Wyatts Brown
Recorder
Daisy Wesley
Spin. Com
Bay Street
Heath Ins
Wes
Macon Gadaly
Steve Wright
Lmelight
Recorders
Oscar Jenkins
Jenkins
New York Witness Sought To Testify In Crawford Case
In Atlanta authorities seek a New York witness to testify in the Crawford will litigation involving Mrs Crawford. Colonel Tunes states Lump altered statements about plans to kill Crawford and claims of intoxication and incompetence to marry. Trial focus includes Dr J W Hurt testimony and alleged narcotic use. Filing argues the prosecution aims to embarrass Mrs Crawford and affect her estate claim.
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Lator Dorsey
Solicitor Mineralist
Voteuel James
Walter
Cormett Lmited
Thess
Joshua B. Crawford
Alternese
Flint
James
Samy
New York
Tumes
Lang
Crawford
de Hurts
Aid
Diklurt
Crawaford
Crawford Roy
Ie Werth
Crasford
Marriagin
Lisiup
Yaan
Vwekinnon
Alvoncea
Manrage
Josh Crawford
Georgia
Colonel Tunes
Atlanta
Tucker Gu
Public Comfort Discussed by Chamber Committee
The pullin comfort committee of the chamber of commerce met Monday afternoon in the chamber to discuss city improvement plans. LC Green, the chairman, presented several ideas though no definite decision will be made at this time.
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Pullin Comfort Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Milk Supply Report At Piedmont Lunch Assembly
The house of representatives of the chamber of commerce will hold a luncheon at 1 o clock this afternoon at the Piedmont. The milk supply committee report will be heard and other important matters will be discussed informally.
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House of Representatives
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont
Milk Supply Committee
Inheritance Fax Bill and Highway Commission Debate
The piece details promotion schemes, a Georgia highway bill with an appropriation debate, and support from Judge William-Lye of Augusta. It covers proposed state participation with federal funds for road construction, a Wright amendment on taxes, and the governor’s appointment of a highway commission head. Also noted are discussions with smelting companies over sulfur fumes and compensation talks with Tennessee Copper Company representatives.
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Ly Spaul
Aghways Commisson
Wiliam — Lye
Augusta
Georgia
Bewu
Favoreble
Pakie Hehe
Highway Commission
Treasury
State Highway Commission
Technoloscal
Governo
Jacms
Barry Wright
Plovd
Neir
Ktown Tenn
D Little
Atlanta
AD Darker
New Orleans
Tennessee Copper Company
Citiaeng
Widow Found Dead At Grave Of Husband In Hackensack
Mrs mma Duerkes, 64, was found dead yesterday on the grave of her husband Peter Isnerkes in Hackensack. She had visited the site weekly for fifteen years. The coroner ruled heart disease as the likely cause of her death.
Secretary Maxwell Dead Cedar Rapids Town July 74 WI
Maxwell, grand secretary and treasurer of the Order of Railway Conductors, died after a several weeks illness in Cedar Rapids. He had served the conductors order for fifteen years and was 14 years old at his passing.
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Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
the Order of Railway Conductors
Weeks
Fine Stallion Burned in Stable Fire at Athens
A fine trotting stallion named Midnight from Frank Algnods stables died in a Saturday fire at Athens. The blaze gutted stalls and destroyed stock belonging to the Southern Express company and others on the Southern circuit. Midnight had a 221 record and had competed there for two to three years. The fire’s origin is unknown.
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Athens
Frank Algnods
Southern Express Company
Medical Practice Bill Gains House Support
A state medical practice reform bill advanced after vigorous testimony from physicians across the state. Committees on hygiene and sanitation recommended passage, while other measures to regulate drugs and sanitatory barber shop conditions faced mixed action.
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Carling
Wehmend
Pe Ho Dawdy
Augusta
JoCwennett
Jefferson
W A Hatrur
Warrenton
Dugene Mu
Ryultsten Lattinere
Savannah
W B Hardman
Ommerce
Shuptrine
Chatham
Pasa
Parks
Upson
Blachhen
Fulion
Cammenaed
Restoring Tonic for Malaria and General Strength
An 1880s style advertisement touts a tonic claimed to drive out malaria and strengthen the system for adults and children. It emphasizes purity, health benefits, and overall vitality with bold, persuasive wording typical of period patent medicines.
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Malles
Ita
Bode Redrees Pewreard
Boston Ageview
Jones’ Cash Store
Main
Edward Grey
Mackinac Island
Georgian Bay
Great Lake Resorts
Toledo
Detroit
Cincinnati
F. J. Parmalee
Seresana
Serex
Varedo
Roads and Union
Roosevelt
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall
Pem
Heath
Clus
Crotch the Girard Company
Broadway
Committee On Hygiene and Sanitation
Sewell Commission
Decatur St
Forsyth
Conroy
His
Baseball
Montgomery Vs
Cincinnate & Louisville
S Gus
Vegi
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