Austria Explains Motives Behind Note To U S
Vienna explains that the Austro Hungarian note on American traffic in war materials arose from friendly feelings toward the United States. Officials say the note was sent at a time to avoid being seen as a cry for help amid wartime victories and to set future standards of international action.
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Vienna
London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
United States
Galicia
Troma
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austria-Munger
Miss Dollie Holt Severely Injured Alighting Capitol Car
Miss Dollie Holt of 217 Spring Street was injured yesterday afternoon when a Capitol avenue street car moved as she alighted in front of the Fourth National Bank Peach Tree viaduct. Police Officer William McKinney said she suffered three fractured ribs and a laceration of the hip. She was taken home by automobile for medical treatment.
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Dollie Holt
Spring Street
William McKinney
Capitol Avenue Street
Fourth National Bank
Peachtree Viaduct
McKinney
Miss Holt
Virginia Apples Reach Panama Canal Zone Export Market
Virginia apples were shipped to the Panama Canal Zone for the first time this season. Pippins and Winesaps from Charlottesville area orchards were sent in carloads, 150 to 500 barrels weekly. Despite heat, fruit arrived in excellent condition, pleasing consumers and promising a permanent export channel for Virginia growers amid lower European demand.
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Charlottesville
Panama Canal Zone
Southern Railway
Panama Railroad
Panama
Europe
Austria Sees US Aid Cutoff Spark War Strain
A translated Austro Hungarian note argues America’s stance risks prolonging the conflict and harming trade. It asserts Vienna’s intent is not hostile and appeals for a neutral reception in the United States, noting many in Austria hold warm ties to America despite wartime tensions.
Thaw Freed to Move Freely After Court Ruling
Harry K Thaw left the courthouse area amid cheering crowds in New York Broadway traffic after Supreme Court Justice Hendrick ruled Thaw sane and freed him from Matteawan bond conditions. He planned to travel to Philadelphia then Pittsburg by train while reporters trailed in cars, with police keeping crowds orderly.
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New York
Warry K. Thaw
Broadway
Jersey City
Sheriff Goodby
Philadelphia
Newark
Pittsburg
Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Matteawan
Velyn Nesbit
Atase
Nessus
Ahum
Hye Mother
Niong
Harry K. Thaw
Orlock
Albany
W. C
Woodbury
Atlantic City
N. J
Harry Thaw
LITTLE COTTON USED IN HIGH EXPLOSIVES
London July 16 W F Reid inventor of a process for making smokeless powder told a Society of Chemical Industry meeting there is virtually no cotton used in the manufacture of high explosives. He said there may be trace amounts but the bulk comes from coal products and dismissed scientists claims as fraud.
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London
W. F. Reid
Society
Chemical Industry
Heid
SAVED AT LAST MOMENT FROM ELECTRIC CHAIR
In Columbia a negro convict named Bogus Sanders had his murder sentence stayed at the last moment after his counsel sent telegraphic information from a convention in St Paul that an appeal to the supreme court had been filed. The stay was granted while officials awaited word. Wage increase granted to miners in Lexington Bell county mines. New Jellicoe company accorded ten percent raise, while 60 men remain out at other Bell county mines.
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Columbia
Bogus Sanders
Cobb
St. Paul
Minn
Supreme Court
Lexington
New Jellicoe Company
Bell County
Funeral services for W G Humphrey conducted Friday
Toledo July 14 Specials The funeral of W G Humphrey a prominent Atlantan and partner in the Robinson Humphrey Wardlaw firm died at a health resort The Sanford J Collins lodge of Masons conducted the service The body rests in a mausoleum on Manhattan boulevard Humphrey had been in Atlanta for about fourteen years becoming a leading social political and business figure He served two terms in general council chaired the notice committee and later the finance committee in city government
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Toledo
Ohio
W. G. Humphrey
Robinson-Humphrey-Ward- Law Company
Sanford J. Collins Lodge of Masons
Humphrey
Manhattan Boulevard
Atlanta
Gate City
General Council
Rhode Island Strike Settled by Three-Way Arbitration
Providence July 16 The Rhode Island company strike involving 2400 workers ends as mayor Joseph H Gainer acts as third arbitrator following union and company selections. Both sides had pressed for wage and hour terms amid a month of talks before the resolution.
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Providence
R. L
Joseph H. Gainer
Rhode Island Company
Garner
Rhode Island
Aesalon
Gabor
Potter
Man Dies at Grady Following Sun Stroke
Vance L. Milam, 22, a Clinton, South Carolina merchant, died at Grady hospital after suffering a sun stroke. He was found running from house to house on Houston Street and Piedmont Avenue, with a temperature of 103. Milam leaves a wife and three children and was transported to Clinton after authorities notified Chief James L. Beavers. Dr. T. J. Peake and Dr. Martin attended the case. Milam had been an inmate of a private hospital prior to the incident.
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Vance L. Milam
Clinton
M. W. Milam
Grady Hospital
T. J. Peake
Atlanta
Chieef
James L. Beavers
Milam
Howell
Houston Street
Pied
Jment Avenue
Martin
Grady
Huddleston Denies Charges in Dickson Divorce Suit
Manchester resident Harry Huddleston responds in writing to Marion R. Dickson's divorce suit in Istlis court. He denies accusations he and his wife sought to alienate Dickson's wife and asserts the matter hinges on alleged MH treatment and Mrs Dickson's conduct remains above reproach. He says trial set for July 22 and will prove his statements true.
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Harry Huddleston
Manchester
Marion R. Dickson
Istlis’ Court
Dickson
Huddleston
J. W. Young
Mr. Fuddieston
Zapata's Army Routed by Carranza Forces
Washington report says Zapata's army, driven from Mexico City, was routed by Carranza troops in the valley below the capital with about 600 dead. Claims of vast material losses and valley clearance are issued amid broader notes on Villa and Obregon communications and convention forces' reach.
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Washington
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Villa
Aguay Calientes
Villault
Zacatecas
Obregons
Convention
Tobaaco
Campeche
Neuve Leon
Sinaloa
Tamaulipas
Jalisco
Michoagan
Yucatan
Federal District
Vera Cruz
Guerrero
Puebla
Tlaxcala
Mexico
Vidalgo
Guanajuato
Queretaro
Han’ Lous Potosi
Aguaa Calientes
Coamuila
Sonora
Chihuahua
Morelos
Durango
Lower
California
Chiapas
Quintana Hoo Coima
Tower California
Oaxaca
Parker Exposes Blame Mountain Dew in Courtroom Tale
Georgia court hears a tale of Mountain Dew fueling Parker’s shopping spree. J Parker, eight miles from Millen, allegedly ordered 300 shoes and hundreds in goods from several merchants, then faced grand jury after real identity and funds proved lacking.
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Mountain Dew
C. Parker
Millen
Ehoex
Candler
Georgia Railway and Light, Company
Johnson
Parker
Piedmont Hotel
J. Parker
Piedmont
J. K. Orr Sine Company
King Hardware Company
Jom Silvey Company
BO. Barefield
William Akers
W. J. Hoberts
G Parker
Dundad Bradstreet
Grand Jury
Officer Eberhart Battles Suspect in Dice Parlor Raid
Police raid at a Butler and Mer streets dice parlor ended when Officer Eberhart shot a Black assailant as he fired. the attacker died later at Grady hospital. Officers Low Evans Tom Watson and J E Kirk joined the pursuit. other suspects escaped.
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Pisto
Nexio
Eberhart
Butler and
Mer
Low W. Evans
Tom Watson
J. E. Kirk
Beitus
Grady Hospital
Methodist Stewards to Meet Next Tuesday
The Atlanta Methodist Stewards association will hold its next regular meeting on Tuesday, July 20, at the Drui Hilly church. A time signer will be served and ten minute talks will be made by several members on Some Things This Association Might Do.
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Atlanta. Methodist Stewards’ Association
Drui Hilly
The District Attorney at Forsyth and Grand Attractions
At the Forsyth The District Attorney and Lubir feature picture drew strong attendance with praised production and photography. Also on offer today at Forsyth is a Charlie Chapin comedy. The Grand showcases Marguerite Clarke in The Pretty Sister of Jose and announces further plans including The Fighting Hope with Lagra Hope Creva and a sine comedy.
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Forsyth
Marguerite Quarke
Jory
Thedler-Moers
Ole
The Fox Woman at Strand theater features Griffith master touch
WF Griffith and Lloyd Ingram supervise the Mutual Master picture The Fox Woman. John Arthur Long pens the tale of a talented artist and the striking, intimate details promise convincing realism. Tenny Sampson leads, with Elgue Aven as the Fox Woman and Elmer Clifton as the artist husband.
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P. WF. Griffith
Pha
Nalian
Lloyd Ingraham
Mr. Griffith
Strand Theater
John Arthur Long
Madam Buttery
Ellen G White Dies at St Helena Pioneer of Adventists
Mrs Ellen G White founder of the Seventh Day Adventists died in St Helena California today at age unknown. She was widely known among denomination members and regarded by many as their prophetess.
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Ellen G. White
St. Helena
Cal
Ellen G White
Seventh Day Adventists
Sincerity of Mrs Wolff Endorses Vitalitus Remedy
Birmingham woman Mrs J C Wolff from Woodlawn North 58th street testifies to Vitalitus. She suffered acute indigestion and nervousness, nearly needing an operation, but after five months and four to five bottles she gained weight, digestions improved, and nerves calmed. She urges readers to try the product sold at Fanys Pharmacy 23 Whitehall Street.
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J C. Wolff
Birmingham
58Th Street
Woodlawn
Dacabs
Whitehall Street
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