Carranza stumbles as mediators face Mexican entente
At Niagara Falls May 31 Washington favors inviting Carranza representatives to mediation while Huerta delegates push for an armistice and constitutionalist participation. United States aims to broaden talks if needed to secure a stable settlement with the constitutionalists in view of Carranza and Huerta tensions. Continued on last page.
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Niagara Falls
Cat
Washington
United States
Huerta
General Carranza
Carranza
General Huerta
Carranza. de
Mexico
Luia Cabrera
Empress of Ireland Sinks in St Lawrence Disaster
The Empress of Ireland, a Canadian Pacific liner of 12228 tons, sank in the St Lawrence near Rimouski after signaling distress. Built in 1906, the three year old twin screw steamer carried many passengers between St. John s Quebec and Liverpool and was widely famed for speed and luxury. Passengers were rescued at Rimouski and Father Point as the ship went down about 30 miles from Father Point.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
St. Lawrence River
Quebec
Liverpool
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
St. John's
Montis
Storstad
Father Point
Rimouski
Rather Point
Farther Point
Rimouski County
Rimouski River
Smith Declares He Was Deceived Over Marietta Conference
The Atlanta Constitution published an interview with "Little Joe" Brown denying a run for the short term U.S. Senate seat. J. Smith, former campaign manager, writes that he was deceived and presents his side of the Marietta conference. He recounts backing Governor Brown for the appointment, his loyalty, and public sentiment after the decision. Continued on Page Five.
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Thea Constitution
Brown
Atlanta
Macon
T. Smith
Mr. Smith
Constitution
Senate
Cherokes County
Marietta
United States Senate
Bacon
Strenuous Wooing Of a Pretty Girl Halted By Police
In the early hours Robert Carwell a roomer at 93 McPherson avenue declared his wish to marry Miss Norah Harding. He armed with a Mexican digger chased the family from the home. Miss Harding fled to Officer Bishop for help and Carwell was arrested then detained at police headquarters before release on charges. The case slated for Judge Nash Broyles at 8 30 this morning.
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Norah Harding
McPherson Avenue
Robert Carwell
Harding
Miss Harding
Bishop
Carwell
Nash Broyles
Ethel Vincent
Fitzgerald Street
Grady Hospital
Trip
Miss Vincent
Blue
Sweatheart
Gill
Three Boys Drown Saving Companions in Delaware River
In Philadelphia on May 21 three non swimming youths leaped from a sinking rowboat to save four companions, sacrificing their lives. John Mouchlech, Raymond Tinney, and John Murphy died, while George German, Sarah German, Mary German, and John Nevill survived after clinging to the overturned craft until a motorboat rescued them. Tinney and Sarah German were engaged.
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Philadelphian
Delaware River
John Mouchlech
Raymond Tinney
John Murphy
George German
Sarah German
Mary German
John Nevill
Tinney
New Jersey
Tinney Boy
Mouchech
Murphy
Nevin
Gerwan
188 BODIES FUNERAL VESSEL REACHES QUEBEC
The Canadian government steamer Lady Grey arrived at Rimouski with 188 bodies from the Empress of Ireland disaster. The coffins were laid out under the freight shed as crowds and survivors gathered. Fifty sailors from HMS Essex helped move the coffins, many of them children. Identification began immediately, with some victims already claimed by relatives. The scene at Father Point and Rimouski showed the scale of the tragedy as investigators opened the inquiry into the collision with Storstad.
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Quebec
Lady Grey
Rimouski
St Lawrence
Baden
J. M. Essex
Wodies
Hull
Father Point
Hmpras of
Ireland
Henry G. Kendall
Empress of Ireland
Storstad
Pastor Attacks Modern Dances And Joy-Riding
Dr. Lincoln McConnell of Tabernacle Baptist denounces modern society as sliding into barbarism through joy-riding and tango. He blames abandoned dancing for moral decline, warns of automobiles fueling recklessness, and cites rising divorces as evidence of a decayed culture.
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Lincoln McConnell
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Barbary Coast
No Trace Found Of Missing Steamer F. J. Luckenbach
Norfolk, May 31. No signs of the missing steamer F. J. Luckenbach and its twenty nine crew members were detected by torpedo boat destroyers Beale and Fanning, arriving from Tampico to search the vessel’s likely route from Tampa to Baltimore. Wireless orders were sent to destroyers Dixie and Birmingham, aiding a northward convoy of torpedo boats from Tampico to Hampton Roads. Arrival of the cruisers and other destroyers is expected tomorrow or Tuesday, with no information yet from the Luckenbach, which is nine days overdue at Baltimore.
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Norfolk
F. J. Luckenbach
Beale
Fanning
Tampico
Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Baltimore
Cluiters
Dixie
Birmingham
Hampton Rounds
Radium Cures Gainesville Man of Throat Cancer
Baltimore May 31 radium treatment announced a complete cure of throat cancer for A Glass a Gainesville Florida railroad official who came here two months ago Radium applied in late March and last night Glass was told he could return home believed cured
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Baltimore
A. Glass
Gainesville
Fla
Mr. Glass
Ingurabie
Glags
Aged Man Dies In Two Auto Accidents In Atlanta Area
In two Sunday crashes, David Liebermuth of 497 Washington Street died after being struck by a car driven by Mrs. A M Baldwin on Georgia Avenue near South Pryor. Three others, including Lex Clay of Marietta and Junius Halle and Wallace Draper of Atlanta, were injured near Smyrna. Police released Mrs. Baldwin on bond. accident will be explored by Recorder Nash Broyles.
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Lex Clay
Marietta
Junius Haile
Wallace Draper
Atlanta
Smyrna
David Liebermuth
Grady Hospital
Senator Clay
Junius Halle
Wallace Draver
Clay
Drape
Halle
Davis-Pischer Sanitarium
Washington Street
Georgia Avenue
South Pryor Street
Grady I Hospital
Georgia
A. M. Baldwin
Garden Street
Sam Baldwin
Tugsie and Baker
Liebermuth
First Christian Church
Dad
Frederick Stegall
South Pryor and
Cronheim
Cronhein
Workers for Tech Meet at Luncheon
A luncheon today at 12 45 in the Piedmont hotel main dining room will unveil the plan to raise 500 000 for a Greater Georgia Tech. J R A Hobson acts as temporary chairman as 100 plus leaders from Georgia industry and manufacturing pledge support and form active committees. The meeting aims to finalize working plans and direct appeals to heads of mercantile industrial and manufacturing interests.
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Georgia Tech
Piedmont Hotel
J. R. A. Hobson
Hobson
Phineas V. Stephens
New York
Georgia
K. G. Matheson
Abscounding Cashier Ackerman Held in Weir Jail
C. M. Dunn, former Bank of Weir cashier, arrived from Seattle in custody and was jailed here after being indicted for receiving deposits while the bank was failing. The case ties Dunn to the bank's deteriorating condition and ongoing legal action.
Weather Prerhs Partly Clouddy Across States
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for a wide region including Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Oklahoma and West Virginia. Local showers expected in several areas Monday and Tuesday with possible thunderstorms in western states and fair conditions returning by Tuesday in parts of Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas.
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Virginia
North and
South Carolina
Prorida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Skentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Canada
Smith
Little Joe
Robi
Intended
St. Lawrence
Dr. McConnell
Grady
D. N. Gill
Chester, S. C
Husband
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