Balkans peace talks near opening as fighting rages
London reports Balkan peace conference set to open in Bucharest Wednesday amid continued fighting. Greek forces repulse Bulgarian attempts, seize positions near Simek and Djuma, claim left wing of Bulgarian army routed, and advance toward the Siruma valley. Turkish and Bulgarian casualties and massacres cited, with European powers wary of triggering action against Turkey.
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London
Buchar
Bulgaria
Kresina
Dgirma
Sumas
Noh Matos
Turkey
Porte
Old
Bulgart
Adrianople
Izet Paha
Bulgar Gna
Kinity
Enidjo
Malgara
Constantinople
Thrace
Tujsks
Matagara
Gallipadi
Masiem
Kpareid
Mulgara
Vilages
Europe
Fe Inen
Italian Lawyer for Charlton Extradition Case
Negotiations are under way with a leading Italian criminal lawyer to defend Porter Charlton the American recently ordered extradited from the United States for trial on a charge of murdering his wife near Lake Como in 1910. The attorney if engaged would also watch the case on behalf of the United States government.
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Charlton
Rome
Porter Charlton
United States
Lake Como
Heretic of Today in Preacher of Tomorrow Debate
Methodists in Atlanta debated Dr. F B Rodias of Trinity Church and his remarks on new thoughts and liberalism. Dr H M DuBose, contesting views, argued that true faith remains anchored in old ideals and divine authority, while calling many so called liberal ideas over worn and illiberal.
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Atlanta
F. B. Rodias
Trinity’ Church
Trinity
Warren A. Candler
Gilder W. P. Lovejoy
Robins
H. M. DuBose
First
North Georgia Conference
Askeg
Robina
DuBose
Jurors in Leo M Frank Case Must Answer Four Questions
Jurors in the Leo M Frank murder trial face four Georgia code questions as panel 144 veniremen are drawn. The selection aims to start hearings soon, with possible two day process. many elect to disqualify themselves over opinions about guilt.
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Leo M. Frank
Little Mary Phagan
National Penal Factory
Code of Georgia
Julia in Stockade Over Laundry Dispute
George Cornett, veteran bailiff, faced a wash related incident after Julia Chamberlain caused a disturbance in Recorder Broylea's court. She was fined 19.75 and sentenced to seven days in the stockade for profanity and disorder. She pleaded for leave to wash clothes at home.
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George Cornett
Broylea
Julia Chamberlain
Julia
Tradts
Julia Haad
Cornett
George
Cnliff
Brogies
Trousler
To Try to Look Intelligent Is Easier Than Sood
A compact saying contrasts appearances with substance, suggesting that simpering cleverness is simpler than achieving genuine knowledge or skill. The line frames intelligence as a sometimes superficial aim over real competence.
Sled Dig In Cincinnati Ohio Records Two Day Menace
A fragment hints at a sled digging incident in Cincinnati Ohio covering dates around the 26th and 27th. No further detail available. Entities include Cincinnati Ohio and two days noted.
Pankhurst Arrested in Trafalgar Square Riots
Riots surrounding a suffrage meeting in Trafslear place and Trafalgar Square led to Miss Pankhurst’s rearrest and removal to Holloway jail. Police clashed with crowds, several suffragettes were detained, and demonstrations extended from Whitechapel to Downing Street with calls of deeds not words.
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Gvivig
Pankhurat
Frigette
SHG
Miss Pankhurst
Holloway
Trafslear Paare
Men's Federation For Woman's Suffrage
East End
Women's
Asquith
Downing Street
Mias Pankhurst
Whitechapel
Trafalgar Square
Biss Pankhurst
Whitehald
Scotland Yard
OSB Srbc
Miza Pankhurst
Miss Panthir
Prate
Co operation in Rural Play at Amenia Dutchess NY
From the Springfield Republican a 1910 Amenia New York rural cooperative recreation experiment aims to attract farm folks with a day of wholesome entertainment. It promotes social cohesion and contrasts with city amusements by inviting the countryside to a community celebration.
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Springfield Republican
Amenia
Dutchess County
New York
Debate Over Appointment of State Statistician Rages
A hearing last week sparked debate on whether the statistician should be appointed by the governor or by the board of health. Proponents argue for accurate vital statistics, while some insist the appointment is a minor detail not to affect the bill. Georgia, lacking a vital statistics law, faces embarrassment when officials seek birth and death figures.
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Board of Health
Bilis
Aili
Georgia
Onutsidera
Tenguta Bureau
Washington
Gagraia
BIU
Grand Theater presents Lew Bilserable duel and silent films
The Grand theater showcases a "Our Bob" billed program with Lew Bilserable and a featured duel scene. Matinees at 2:80 PM and evening showings, with 10 18 and 25 cent admission. Carnegie Museum activity noted, plus dust-mop pictures from Biograph Vitagraph and other prominent producers.
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Bast Sreekite
Grand Theater
Gor Oll
Otmi
Carnegie Museum
Alka
Gere
Thesse
Hsanay
Musical Comedy at Bijou Receives Mixed Notices
The week features a musical revue circuit stop titled Tha! Gilet from Dublin with a lively show, a planned performance Monday afternoon, and a second act The Beach Flower. Cast merit is debated and Brisdenwald notes musical entries across venues.
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Bijou
Brisdenwald
Gilet
Dublin
Ras Deeg
Carey
Glen Dally
Unclear Streets Narrative on Lisbon Revolution
Fragmentary OCR passage references Lisbon streets and mentions organized efforts and frustration. It alludes to revolution but contains many garbled terms, names, and actions, making precise events or dates unreadable while signaling a tense urban scene.
Changing portrayals of villains in modern fiction
A discussion contrasts old and new fiction where classic authors used villains as moral patterns, while contemporary writers cast them as attractive and alluring. It notes a shift from admonitory depictions to seductive antagonists, reflecting changing reader sensibilities and storytelling aims.
Binghamton Service Held In Open Space
In Binghamton New York a large memorial service was conducted with many relatives and close friends of the unidentified Jane. Clergy from various denominations participated in the circle and open space event as mourners gathered at the opera house for the service. A future monument is planned within the coming weeks.
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Binghamton
Jane
Panama Calling Self Messiah Proclaimed by Sagundo Sanchez
Panama July 37. Word from Pereneme reports Sagundo Sanchez a local native declaring himself the messiah. He predicts world destruction by a deluge soon and his eighty followers are forming an ark while others collect animals in pairs. Some followers are armed and the Panama government acts to avert possible trouble.
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Panama
Pereneme
Republic
Sagundo Sanchez
Psnama
Deserted by Bride Hertz Shoots Himself In Despair
Douglas G. Hertz of St. Louis shot himself after a telephone talk with his wife claiming he could not win back his three week bride. Doctors say he will recover from self inflicted bullet wounds. Mrs Hertz expressed regret but refused to live with him and denied support claims. The couple married two months after Hertz's previous wife died in an automobile accident on a honeymoon trip.
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Kansas City
Douglas G. Hertz
St. Louis
Hertz
Spain
Hertz Junio
Ava
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