American Eagle Seeks Hemisphere Reach in Nicaragua Pact
Washington July 2 The Bryan Wilson plan would establish a U S protectorate over Nicaragua sparking Senate debate. Key figures Clarke Borah OGorman Burton favor many points while others oppose strict debt guarantees and seek monetary terms. The proposal includes a $2 9 million gold payment for perpetual canal rights and tight control over Nicaragua finances.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Nicaragua
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations’ Committee
Wilson
United States
Western Hemisphere
Central America
Th Senate
Clarke
Arkansas
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
O'Gorman
Burton
Republic of Nicaragua
Senate Forein Relations’ Committee
Brysn
Glan
Ordin
Micaagua
Advertised summer sewing and food goods highlighted
Contained in today's Constitution, a range of summer sewing items and pure foods are advertised at reasonable prices. Items include flaxons, crepes, voiles, silk mulls, lemons, flour, peaches, Snowdrift, honey, and sugar among other goods, offering substantial savings for housewives.
Daniels Blamed by Socialists for Navy Speech Riot
In Seattle on July 20 radicals of the Socialist party blamed Secretary of the Navy Daniels for Friday night riots that sacked Socialist and IWW headquarters. A memorial denounces his Rainier speech defending patriotism and denouncing the red flag. It claims the local press enabled mob violence and flags Daniels as responsible, noting city conditions and Mayor Cotterill's emergency order was largely overruled.
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Seattle
Industrial Workers of the World
Saiiors
Pacishc
Navy
Daniels
Wilson
Sodaist Party
Rainier
United States
Johnson
Josephus Mantels
Washington Street
Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels
California
Yatland
Tromerton Navy Yard
Norman
Cotterils
Humphries
Rail wreck derails IC train near Nelson Kentucky
An Illinois Central passenger train No 191 derailed today at Nelson Kentucky. The southbound train between Louisville and New Orleans left the tracks causing the engine to overturn. Engineer William Curley and Fireman Roy Ludlow of Louisville were slightly injured. No passengers were hurt. Cause of the wreck is unknown.
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Ilinois Central
Central City
Leouisville
New Orleans
Nelson
William Curley
Roy Ludlow
Louisville
Two Boys Die While Fishing Along Chattahoochee River
Jerry Moses aged 17 and Casey Daniels, 15, were found Sunday afternoon entangled in a long river fish line across the Chattahoochee near Marietta road. They vanished Saturday morning after leaving home for a day of fishing. theories cite a capsized boat or a rescue attempt gone wrong. The missing youths were well known in the neighborhood. mothers, including Mrs Daniels, are grief stricken as searchers scoured the riverbanks and woods overnight. The bodies were brought to town for funeral arrangements. coroner notified and an inquest expected.
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Jerry Moses
Casey Daniels
Chattahoochee
Marfetts Road
Jerry Moles
N. L. Moles
Humphries Street
Tl Hightower Street
F. T. Daniels
George W. Smith
West North Avenue
Smith
Southern Machine Works
Daniels
Marietta Road
Casey
Daniéla
Jerry
Atlanta
Harry G. Poole
Funers
Dunehoo
Today’s Heretics In Pulpits Praise By Robins At Trinity
Dr J B Robins of Trinity Church preaches that old ideals are dead and the church must forget the past to meet present and future needs. He argues the heretics of today are preachers of tomorrow, reshaping religion to fit world conditions and appealing to those who seek a larger life.
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J. B. Robins
Trinity Church
Robins
St. Paul
Christ
Ife
Erasmus
Shower Cools Atlanta After Heat Wave
Relief from a prolonged heat spell hit Atlanta on Sunday as morning clouds and threat of rain kept temperatures low. A shower in the afternoon improved comfort, ending a hot stretch and making the night unusually pleasable for residents.
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Atlanta
Inez Mulholland Marries Dutch Millionaire in London Registry
Miss Inez Mulholland, noted New York suffragette and Vassar alumna, wed Eugene Baissevain Huissevain of Amsterdam in Kensington registry. The 33 year old wireless entrepreneur, son of Charles Baissevain, owns plantations in Java and a leading Amsterdam newspaper. The couple plan a North Sea cruise for a honeymoon then sail to New York in August. Mulholland, famed for feminism and socialism advocacy at Vassar, will resume her law practice after returning.
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Inez Mulholland
New York
Kensington Registry Office
London
Eugene Huissevain
Amsterdam
Mise Milnott
Stentor Mareed
Charles Baissevain
Java
Moon
North Sea
Mins Mitholland
Vassar
First Heat Victim Claimed In Atlanta
Patrick J. Boland a 50 year old head baker at Rogers bakery was found dead in his room at the residence of Policeman Robert Braselton after complaining of heat. Coroner ruled death caused by heat and a Knights of Columbus card was found in his pocket. He is survived by his wife and three children in Lynn Massachusetts. Body held at Bloomfield's chapel awaiting relatives' instructions.
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Patrick J. Boland
Robert Braselton
Mr. Boland
Rogers’ Bakery
Boland
T. Z Gallant
Piedmont Lake
Gallant
Galant
Bloomfield
Knights of Columbus
Portland
Maine
Lynn
Masé
Broormfeld
Earthquake Shakes Kingdom of Württemberg
A sharp earthquake struck the Kingdom of Württemberg at about 1 PM. Chimneys collapsed as residents in Stuttgart and Strasbourg rushed into the streets amid frightened scenes.
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Stuttgart
Germany
Kingdom of
Wurttemberg
Strassburg
Lightning kills child in Dawson area farm incident
During an electrical storm yesterday afternoon a lightning strike hit a tenant dwelling on John R. Mercer’s farm near Dawson. A twelve year old Black girl died instantly while two others were stunned as they sat on the porch eating watermelon.
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Dawson
John R. Mercer
Wife shoots husband who came home late in Yamacraw
In Savannah on July 20 Eva Dare shot her husband Joseph after a late argument at their Yamacraw home. He stated they fought before she fired and was later operated on but not expected to survive. Dare, a Central of Georgia Railway trainman, is under arrest with the wife in nervous shock and under medical care.
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Savannah
Yameuraw
Eva Dare
Joseph Dare
Dare
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Yamacraw
Sehware
Barred by Conscience From Food or Slumber
Alexander Woods of East St Louis surrendered to Philadelphia police confessing theft from American Express. He handed over about $94,000 in money orders and nearly $200 in cash per order. He urged arrest so his two daughters would learn he faced his crime and sought to make amends. He claimed a note and other details remained unclear.
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Philadelphia
Alexander
Woods
East St Louis
Po Ica
American Express Company
East St. Louis
New Counties Weigh on Georgia Legislature's Work
A 1910 analysis by T B Conner argues Georgia’s legislature, though well intentioned, is stalled by the campaign for new counties. Lawmakers faced with county movements are hounded by boosters, delaying the general appropriations bill and other state priorities as sessions nears closure.
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General Assembly
Atlanta
Faireness
Georgia
Weather Prophecy Local Showers Across States
Washington July 20 forecast warns Georgia South Carolina Florida Alabama and Mississippi of local showers Monday and Tuesday with light to moderate variable winds. Louisiana outlook notes showers Monday Tuesday with generally fair east portion and light variable winds. North Carolina mentions showers Monday Tuesday with fair interior and warmer conditions. Virginia generally fair through Tuesday with light to moderate north winds.
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Washington
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
North
Louisiana
War East
North Carolina
Virginia
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Imes-Dugene Boissevan, Zee Inez Milholland
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Alexander Woods
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Jefferson
T. B. Conner
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