United States Sets Mexican Policy to Restore Order
Washington reports President Wilson and cabinet approve a Mexican policy aimed at restoring order and relief for civilians under military turmoil. The plan contemplates moral support for a coalition government with formal recognition and possible arms embargo to back stability, while warning factions to resolve the crisis or face intervention.
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President Jamies Quits Dixie Highway Role in Tennessee Route
Chattanooga Tenn June 1 Charles E James resigns as president and director of the Dixie Highway Association after studying routes shows a short line through Tennessee and Kentucky to the Ohio river to Cincinnati or Louisville. He says the commission lacked authority to select multiple routes per state and that the present plan is needlessly complex. He hopes successors complete the Dixie Highway project started earlier.
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Shirts and Collars Too Small for Thief Returned
One of the most considerate thieves visited John F. Moye of 254 Lucile Avenue last Thursday. He took eight shirts and about two dozen collars, tried them on, found them too small, and returned the bundle to Moyes. A shirt and collar showed wear, confirming the outfit was ill fit. The thief left nothing missing and Moyes, connected with The Constitution, remarked he was glad he was smaller than the thief.
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John F. Moye
Lucile Avenue
Near beer dealers in Athens enjoined by court
Athens Ga June 2 Special. Judge Brand granted a temporary injunction against three photosale and ten near beer dealers restraining the sale of malt, alcoholic and intoxicating beverages under nuisance abatement. Hearing July 1. Order to be served Wednesday morning. Twenty five prominent local business men back the movement and two leading Georgia law firms press the case. It is believed the beer business may end in Athens in its present form. The injunction came as a surprise and wholesalers reported several cars of near beer today. United States license analysis and expert testimony expected to support the permanent injunction.
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Club man to pen for killing woman with automobile
Baltimore June 1 James Walsh wealthy club man and president of an automobile company was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for causing the death of Mrs Annie Mcl Seymour whom he struck with his automobile last March Witnesses testified Walsh was under the influence when the accident occurred
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Annie Mcl. Seymour
Walsh
Brittain Favored to Head Atlanta Public Schools
Friends of M. L. Brittain claim nine pledges and expect to elect him Superintendent of Atlanta public schools Saturday to succeed W. M. Slaton. A board caucus will decide strategy, with Brittain supporters confident of victory and noting Brittain’s prior experience in Fulton County and Boys High. The plan may require an adjourned session for nominations after the list of teachers is reviewed.
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Atead
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Denay
Boys’ High
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Hee
Atlanta
L. M. Landrum
Britain
Thareay Renyme
Austro German Offensives Pressed in Eastern Front
German and Austrian official statements claim gains north and southeast of Przemysl with forts near the fortress falling and Stry captured. Russians report heavy fighting near Kurkoviany and on the Vistula fronts while Germans claim repulsed attacks and continued advances in Galicia and along the Niemen region.
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Frank and Conley Will Meet Today
In a Cobb county hearing at the Tower Frank and his accuser Jim Conley will testify about Mary Phagan's death at the pencil factory. Luther Rosser for the factory is expected to pose key questions during Frank's examination and the trial's implications for the Coleman v National Pencil factory suit. Conley, free today after ten months of a twelve month sentence, may be questioned on the factory building death scene. The prison commission may meet today to consider Frank's commutation, with broad petitions from Cobb and Atlanta districts. Savannah lawyers who urged clemency for Frank reported optimism others declined quotes.
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James L. Key
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Savannah
Leo Frank
Samual B. Adams
T. M Cunningham
A. A Lawrence
Savannablang
Elevator Fall Injures Two at Georgian Hospital
Two people injured when an elevator plunged from the third floor to the basement of the Georgian hospital Tuesday evening. Dr. C H House and Miss Nina Hagan were rescued, with House suffering a broken leg and internal injuries while Hagan sustained a wrenching back and internal pain. Hospital officials said both patients are resting comfortably with no complications expected. The accident occurred despite a recent inspection deeming the elevator in excellent condition.
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Nina, Hagan
Georgian Hospital
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R. Duvall
Samuel Green
Kirkwood
Hagan
Bowdon
Duvall
President and Cabinet Learn From Germany On Rule of Law
The president and cabinet decide the United States must immediately study Germany to determine whether it will be governed by established law or follow its own rules, signaling a push for stronger legal framework and accountability at the national level.
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Wilson Seeks Quick Germany Reply on Neutral Rights
President Wilson dictates that the United States press Germany for a prompt answer on whether it will honor international law and neutral rights or continue its maritime warfare. Cabinet debate backs a note outlining US expectations after the Lusitania sinking, warning that a hostile reply could sever diplomatic ties.
Weather Forecast Summary for Washington
Weather report from Washington on June 1 predicts a warmer trend by Wednesday and Thursday with a late warm spell. It lists temperatures with a low around 46, a high about 221, and a mean near 77. The report notes rainfall of 0.28 inches in the past 24 hours and excess rainfall since the start of the month, with a deficiency since January 1.
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