Guatemalan Offensive Dragged Across Central America
Reports from San Salvador July 15 describe a renewed Salvadoran victory over Guatemalan forces at Planalar with about 2,009 Guatemalan casualties and prisoners. Honduras and Nicaragua remain central in the conflict as diplomats work for peace amid accusations of invasion and neutrality debates.
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The
Herald
Peace Effort Under US Mediation With Guatemala and El Salvador
Washington reports both Guatemala and Salvador accepted US good offices for a peace conference to adjust their differences and halt hostilities. No war declaration mentioned, talks may include arbitration later. Negotiations hinge on indemnity for invasions and conference terms as diplomats exchange messages through Guatemala and Salvador.
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Degalado
MISTAKEN FOR TREPOFF RUSS GENERAL SLAIN NEAR CZAR PALACE
London reports from St. Petersburg that General Kizlov of the headquarters was shot Saturday near the palace of the czar. The killer, a well dressed man, used a revolver and was arrested but not identified. The case is deemed mysterious as Kizlov had no ties to political agitation. The suspect is thought to be a socialist revolutionary who carried a photograph of Itrepoft they studied before firing.
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Ixler
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Two Runaway Marriages in College Park Block
Two couples wed in the same College Park block Sunday by different ministers, one couple from Fayette County avoiding home wedding chaos and rice, while a second pair, Miss Lottie Bailey and Mr Floyd Collins, also from Fayette County, received a rice shower as they emerged. The groom James I. Cook is a Southern railroad employee and brother of Oscar Cook, killed in a recent picnic wreck. The secrecy proved hard as news spread among bystanders.
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Neltia Baker
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Fryette County
Salvation Army Officer Charged With Taking Two Dollars
Captain John Kristiansen of the Salvation Army was jailed on a charge of larceny after a man named Milton Murray or Stevenson accused him of stealing $2 during a hotel encounter on Marietta Street. The incident followed a scuffle after the man sought a room and police set bond at $100. the case was set for Judge Landrum's court.
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Salvation Army
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Mrs Esag Follows Mrs Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
At Oyster Bay on July 18 the president and Mrs Roosevelt granted an interview. Mrs Esag, frequent visitor to Oyster Bay, sought a seat behind the presidential party at Christchurch service but was refused and seated on the opposite side, waiting as the carriage drove away.
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Mass roundup ships 150 Black residents from Lake Charles
In a brutal city purge, about 150 Black men and women were forced onto a passenger train and sent out of Lake Charles. The body of a slain Jennings city marshal accompanied them, while the target, a man known as Hole In the Wall, had died in jail from wounds. White mobs and militia aided the raid, rescuing no one and seizing residents at gunpoint. Some women left in nightwear were among those shipped away.
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Tary Visits President Ahead of Vacation
Washington reports Secretary Taft left the capital at 11 o clock this morn ing to Oyster Bay to confer with the president on army brigade posts and war department matters. He plans a two month Murray Bay golf and rowing vacation and will return to Washington before October.
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New York District Attorney Jerome Visits Atlanta Guests
New York District Attorney William Travers Jerome and assistants Arthur Vandiver and Francis Garvan visit Atlanta en route to Warm Springs. They dine at Capital City Club after arriving on the New York express and plan to address the Georgia Bar Association before leaving this afternoon. Jerome is famed for prosecuting criminals and reformist efforts in New York.
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Thad A. Hammond
Georgia Bar Association
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Jerome
Francis P. Garvan
A. C. Vandiver
Atlanta
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New York
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Warm Springs
New York City
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Constitution
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Garvan
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Mr. Vandiver
Mr. Garvan
Mr. Nunnally
Mr. Hammond
Henry St. George Tucker
J. S. B. Thompson
John M. Sinton
Alex W. Smith
J. Carroll Payne
B. E. Brown
Helvis Randolph
J. H. Gilbert
Dan B. Harris
Manhunt for fugitive McPherson in Knoxville murder case
In Knoxville Tennessee on July 15 John McPherson aged 24 fled as two posses chased him for the murder of Grant Smith a former merchant and the wounding of Deputy Sheriff Walker after Smith was killed in Nettie Hall s house McPherson and his father Dr Buck McPherson fled by buggy a collision with another buggy led to further assault on Dr Waddell and Sheriff Walker died from wounds Walker pursued McPherson who fled into the mountains while his father surrendered and was jailed rewards are offered for the youth s capture and posses hunt him down Dr McPherson previously killed a fellow physician years ago and served part of a seven year sentence
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Lin
Grant Smith
Wm. Walker
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Smith
Nettie Hall
Buck McPherson
Joseph Waddell
Young McPherson
Waeddeh
Walker
Pettyjohn Named Sheriff to Fill Unexpired Term
Brovenn Georgia July 15 Special Hon Ty Pettyjohn was appointed to fill the unexpired term left by the death of former Sheriff William T Stevens. Pettyjohn had served as district constable for years and was chief of police of Jefferson.
Thaw Case Mom Talks With Lawyers in Jail Visit
New York July 5 Mrs William Thaw barred today from visiting her son Harry Thaw in the Tombs prison though a meeting expected tomorrow morning. A conference at Mrs Thaw’s apartments featured Clifford Hartridge as chief counsel amid plans for the couple to write articles for newspapers about their early life and family relations. Hartridge expressed confidence in acquittal while coordinating with Judge Olcott and promising truthful coverage.
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Hacrs
Thaw
Butt
Mother
Madison Square
Hackinge
Harry
Olcatt
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Hartridge
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Oicott
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Harry Thaw
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Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday across states
Forecast shows showers from Georgia to Texas with variable winds. Virginia and the Carolinas expect showers, Florida and western regions showers with cooler interior days. Arkansas and Kentucky anticipate cooler and fair conditions, with warmer trends in others.
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