American arms for Mexican rebels stir Washington debate
Ammunition for the Mexican constitutionalists sailed from New York bound for Tampico while mediation talks at Niagara Falls lag. Officials debated U S embargo aims and potential steps to bar shipments, with confusion over clearance of the Antilla and implications for neutrality policy. Reasons and future actions remained unsettled as naval and army officers monitored shipments.
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Tampico
Niagara Falls
United States
Bryan
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Carranza
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Tempco Mediaton
Puerto Mexia
Carranzas
Operators urge Wilson probe into Kanawha WV strike
In Kanawha coal field West Virginia a wave of early strike conditions prompts the Kanawha Coal Operators association to urge President Wilson to order an investigation. Telegrams also go to Attorney General McReynolds and Secretary of Labor WB Wilson, seeking action to avert potential clashes as talks failed and miners walked out. Some operators have since reached settlements and about a third of workers remain idle.
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Kanawha
West Virginia
Wilson
McReynolds
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West
Dreadnoughts Expanded Under naval appropriation plan
Washington reports the Senate approved an annual naval appropriation of about 141 million dollars to fund two new battleship programs and the construction of a third modern dreadnought. Money will partly come from selling Idaho and Mississippi. Debate touched policy on war and peace with amendments defeated.
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Mississippi
House
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Mexico
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Gare
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Oklahoma
la Follette
Kenyon
Battleshop Construction
Munger of Dallas Tops Scores in Rough Championship Play
Dallas golfer Munger leads with 73 rounds in a Texas championship stroke play event. Nelson Whitney of New Orleans and George Rotan of Waco posted 83 and 73 respectively in the shipper’s division, with many players from Memphis, New Orleans, Chattanooga and Birmingham recording scores from 72 to 86.
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Nelson Whitney
New Orleans
George W Rotan
Waco
Texas
Lato
H Munger
Dallas
M J Condon
Memphis
Johnson
J. WS Rhea
W. Ibehanson
Stahsman
Hutchinson
Jones
Maran
Whitney Bowden
Gunn Macon
Selden
Macon
George’ W Adair
Atlanta
Willis Johnson
Fort Smith
Ark
JL Bradie
Doughty
Birmingham
Bibb County educator resigns after long service
Macon June 2 longtime Bibb county high schools principal and former Bibb county superintendent C B Chapman announced his resignation this afternoon after thirty one years in Georgia state schools He will devote the rest of his life to plantation work one of the finest in the state Chapman began teaching at age 21 he graduated with honors from the University of Georgia and has held key roles including president of the Georgia Educational Association His successor has not yet been named
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Maconna
C B Chapman
Bibb County
Georgia
Tas Plantation
Chapman
University of Georgia
Georgia Educational Association
Anti-Disease Day Named by Governor
Indianapolis and June 2 Governor Samuel M Ralston will name a day in October to be observed as a disease prevention day. The movement was started by the Indiana Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and endorsed by the governor. He will issue a proclamation designating the day with six ty active branches of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society the state board of health the state board of education schools and colleges and all civic bodies in Indiana expected to join the demonstration.
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Samuel M Ralston
Indiana Society For the Prevention of Tuberculons
Ralston
Anti
Emerson gifts stadium to North Carolina University
Isaac D D Emerson of Baltimore donates a stadium seating 2500 to the University of North Carolina. The gift was announced at a Chapel Hill alumni meeting. Emerson, a member of the class of 1872, made the offer during the gathering.
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Rueigh NC
Isaac DD Emerson
Baltimore
University of North Caolina
Chapel Hit Toaight
Emerson
Brick Death at Camilla Baseball Game
At Camilla yesterday afternoon John Poe a 16 year old Black boy was struck in the head by WHL Holmes another Black man with a brick at a baseball game. Poes skull was crushed and reports say he may die.
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Pelham
John Poe
WHL
Holmes
Camilla
Vacation Glasses for Spare Lenses at Hawkes Co
AAK Hawkes Co Opticians offers duplicate lenses in an inexpensive mounting at 14 Whitehall as a backup for vacation eyewear.
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Ing A K Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Society Scene Hosts and Guests Across Forsyth
Society notes on Friday afternoon honor guest James Ledbetter of Birmingham Alabama at Forsyth. Dr A G DeLoach entertained Sunday evening at the Georgian Terrace with a rose decorated table. Guests included nests of Myr and Mrs Charles Jaden, Mr and Mrs W J Morrison, Mrs M P Cooledge, Miss Louise Dooly, and Judge H M Rela irs. Mark Palmer to entertain bridge club at lunch today. Mr and Mrs Joseph Boston to visit New York next week. Miss Myrtlee McKenzie of Augusta visiting Miss Marie Dinkins. Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson occupy Dr Michael Hoke home on Peachtree Circle. Miss Helen Rhorer to return from Afollins institute.
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James Lee Ledbetter
Birmingham
A G DeLoach
Georgian Terrace
Myr
Charles Jaden
W J. Morrison
M.P Cooledge
Louise Dooly
H M Rela
Irs
Mark Palmer
Bridge Club
Joseph Boston
New York
Myrtlee McKenzie
Augusta
Marie Dinkins
Charles Thompson
Michael Hoke
Peachtree Circle
Helen Rhorer
Afollins Institute
Tipping Rules Reported to Australians in San Francisco
San Francisco June 2 Australians are advised on tipping customs in the United States by a forthcoming campaign aimed at improving travel between Australia and England. The guidance covers percentages and specific sums for bell boys, maids, barbers, elevator attendants, and sleeping car porters to counteract perceptions of avarice.
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San Francisco
Australia
England
Bell Boys
Lightning Kills Army Captain in Auto Crash
Fort Bayard NM June 2 Captain Joseph O Walkup medical corps United States army was instantly killed yesterday by lightning while driving the automobile at the wheel he was struck squarely in the forehead by the bolt Four other occupants of the automobile were uninjured
Mrs Becker Visits Sing Sing After Conviction
Mrs Charles EB Becker, widow of the man executed in the Rosenthal murder case, spent two hours meeting her husband at Sing Sing prison after his second conviction. She likely will move to Ossining to stay near the facility.
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New York
Charles EB Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Ossining
Resignation Tendered by French Cabinet
Paris June premier Gaston Doumergue and his cabinet submitted collective resignations to President Poincare. The president began consultations with Senate and Chamber leaders as to forming a new cabinet with Rene Vivant among the potential first appointees.
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Gaston Doumergue
the Elysee
Poincar
Cenate
Chamber of Deputies
Rene Vivant
College Men Dropped for High School Boys
New York reports on shifts in industrial training as college men lose jobs to high school graduates. Basford of Mount Vernon School argues corporation schools boost efficiency, citing electric and railroad firms adopting targeted industrial education. Testimony notes child labor concerns across oyster canneries, canneries, coal mines and cotton mills, urging stricter enforcement.
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Wuites
P Basford
Mount Vernon School of Industrial Arts
Federal Commission
Basford
Arthur Williams
Nationa
York and Inn
Court Upholds Sulzer Impeachment Removal
Albany June 2 a unanimous decision by the court of appeals upheld the impeachment court action removing William Sulzer from office. Sulzer plans to seek U S Supreme Court review. Bridge for New Orleans. Washington June 2 Interstate Commerce Committee favors a bill to authorize Mississippi River bridge at New Orleans. Baking Insurance touted to housewives Get Dolly Yarden The guaranteed Flour White as the Driven Snow.
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Court of Tpeals
Court of
William Sulzer
Camusellar Sulzer
United States Supreme Court
New Orleans
Washington
Interstatet Commerce Committee Today
Mississippi River
Funeral rites for local residents held at West Wawa chapel
A funeral service schedule lists several local residents including Mr Gene Carats, Miss Sane and Mr Wes SOW Farias among others. The ceremony will be at the West Wawa chapel with inmates and friends expected to attend. A procession from the residence Tres Das Sheli teriert will follow the formal service.
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Catawas
Wes
Dew
John
Farias
Wawa
Tinks Kempton
Roo Carter
Osborn
Widam Y Brownae
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