Carranza opens talks while Huerta sails for Jamaica
Reports from Puerto Mexico say the German cruiser Dresden carried former President Huerta and family from the port at 7:30 PM bound for Jamaica. They remain under British protection as the rest of Huerta’s circle seeks safe passage, with further travel by passenger ship anticipated soon. Carranza signals willingness to suspend hostilities to allow negotiations for a transfer of authority to the constitutionalists.
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Fought at Atlanta fifty years ago celebrated today
Washington July 20 Special On the fiftieth anniversary of the Peachtree Creek battle General Yeaae R. Sherwood of Ohio and C. C. Harris of Alabama two congressmen who fought there will hold a celebragion in the national capitol Harris challenged Sherwood to tomorrow’s duel with fire crackers Sherwood accepted noting it as his first duel challenge in a long career Harris recently elected and both learned they had been in the same combat at Atlanta General Sherwood is a veteran house member Harris a newly elected representative
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United States
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Huarte
Mexico City
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Wilson
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Tris
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Luis Cabrera
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Niagara Falls
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da Gama
Brazil
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Peachtree Creek
Yeaae R. Sherwood
Ohio
C. C. Harris
Alabama
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Sherwood
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Garnishment bill favored in Georgia House report
The Georgia garnishment bill, already passed by the senate, was favorably reported by the House committee on special judiciary with an amendment. It sets wage garnishment limits and exemptions, sparking debate between business groups and labor representatives. The measure now goes to the House.
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Georgia
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Houston
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W.S. Coburn
Atlanta
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Cobb
T. L. Wallace
Marietta
Louis Roberts
Merchants and Business Men's Assocation
W C Bruce Dies After Pedestrian Car Collision on Peachtree
W C Bruce 61 of 15 West End Avenue died after slipping beneath the rear wheels of a car on Peachtree Street in front of the Fourth National Bank building. Slippery streets from a night shower caused the accident. Driver R N Berrien Jr., bond dealer of 120 Ivy Street, was questioned and released on light bond. Bruce's death followed transport to Grady Hospital, where he died about an hour later. he is survived by his wife, four children, two brothers, a sister, and a North Carolina-based daughter. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Wellington
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Decatur Street
Whitehall Street
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Pelice
Lilburn
Department of Agriculture
Joseph
Lucile
Ruby
Atlanta
Lves
North Carolina
J. A
Lithonia
J. J. Tidwell
Good Roads Bill Loses In Senate Committee
Washington July 20 Special As a substitute for the Shackleford good roads bill the senate post office and post roads committee approved the Bourne substitute It was a serious blow to advocates of federal aid The vote was 7 to 4 with two paired giving 9 to 6 In opposition were Bankhead Smith Smith Swanson Chilton and Lea Hoke Smith said he opposed Bourne and favored a straightout treasury appropriation Six committee members would oppose on the floor Bankhead said he opposed Bourne’s roundabout plan and preferred direct federal aid hoping to defeat the substitute on the floor and pass the house bill
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Washington
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Alabama
Smith
South Carolina
Georgia
Swanson
Virginia
Chilton
West Virginia
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Tennessee
Hoke Smith
Shackleford
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Judiciary Committee
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General Leonard Wood visits army camps in Asheville
Major General Leonard Wood U S A visits Camp Grove on Sunset Mountain near Asheville inspecting the military camp for students. He is met by Mayor and Governor Locke Craig with other notables and received with full military honors. A ball honors the general tonight before he travels to Augusta and Montgomery to inspect more camps.
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Camp Grove
Sunset Mountain
General Wood
Locke Craig
General Wood Will Teava Sarily
Augusta
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs Knowland Boosting Husband for Senate in California
Mrs Joseph K Knowland of Alameda travels by auto to drum up votes for her husband a Republican candidate for the United States Senate She speaks at noon hours and in factory yards urging workers to support him She recounts riding in a suffrage parade in Washington and claims men tried to drag her from the car while praising her and her husband as always on the job.
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United States Senate
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Senate
Nelms Telegrams Challenge Telegraph Firms in Court Probe
Telegraph companies in Atlanta cannot meet the superior court order to produce the Nelms telegrams within five days. Court attaches report unofficially that firms will seek more time, arguing the need to locate any telegrams related to the Nelms case.
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Mystery Deepens Over Nelms Sisters Disappearance
Atlanta girls Beatrice Nelms and Blois Nelms, daughters of ex sheriff J W Nelms, remain missing as investigators weigh a Reading Ohio tip claiming two girls on a Baltimore and Ohio Pullman train on July 4 may be the Nelms sisters.
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Uttla
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Bartlett Decides to Run Again and Pays Assessment
Macon Ga July 20 Special Congressman Charles L Bartlett against expectations has decided to seek reelection from the sixth district and today paid his assessment to W M Howard Barnesville chairman of the district executive committee. He recently underwent gallstone surgery and is weak, leaving campaigning to friends. J Walter Wise Fayetteville who opposed Bartlett two years ago paid his assessment earlier and campaigns actively, claiming greater strength than in his first race.
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Courts to Review Antitrust Orders
Washington July 20 The senate judiciary committee adopts final revision of the Clayton antitrust bill to supplement the Sherman act The measure provides for a court review of interstate commerce commission orders against violators and allows appeals within sixty days to the supreme court on final district court rulings The price discrimination section is amended to allow good faith acts intended to meet competition.
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Welcome Planned For Marylanders Visit To Atlanta
Atlanta officials prepare to host Baltimore Mayor James H Preston and a party as they tour the city and discuss the Star Spangled Banner centennial. The visitors will study municipal improvements including disposal plants and a new crematory, with plans for the September commemoration. The group will tour sites by car and attend a banquet at Winecoff Hotel.
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Fort Mc Henry
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Constitution
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Manufacturers’ Hepford
Caillaux Trial Dramatic Testimony On The Figaro Shooting
In Paris Mme Henriette Caillaux, wife of ex minister Caillaux, testified at the Assize Court about the circumstances leading to the March 16 shooting of Gaston Calmette, editor of The Figaro. She described fear for her family, the letters signed Thy Joe, and the social shame she faced, claiming it drove her to the act.
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Joseph Calliaux
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Louis Albane
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Joe
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Figaro
Fernand “Onter
Tribunal of the Seine
Weather Prophecy Highlights Partly Cloudy Skies
Georgia faces partial cloud cover on Tuesday and Wednesday with possible showers in southern areas. Daily Weather Report lists temperatures and rainfall data, though several figures are unreadable in the OCR.
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Daily Weather Report
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