Wilson stress American feeling to Kaiser’s envoy
President Wilson pressed Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador, on American rights after the Lusitania sinking and rule breaches at sea. He signaled the United States would demand adherence to international law, while a written note questioning Germany's maritime conduct was prepared for dispatch.
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Frank and Conley Will Not Testify in Frank Case
Luther Rosser of the National Pencil agrees to accept trial evidence in the suit for 10000 dollars by Mrs J W Coleman mother of Mary Phagen. Meyphagen slain at the pencil factory building. Conley and Frank subpoenaed to testify to the killing on factory premises before a deputy commissioner. Session called off. Conley released from Bellwood camp and plans to stay in Atlanta for work. He denies authorship of the Annie Maude Carter Joye letters and says witnesses may press him before prison commissioners or the governor. He will reside at his mother’s home 94 Tattnall Street.
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National Pencil
Leo M. Frank
J W Coleman
Mary Phage
Jim Conley
Leo Frank
Mary Phagen
Romser
Conley
Frank
Dorsey
Bellwood
Dorseys
Atlanta
Annie Maude Carter Joye
Tattnall Street
Murdered step-daughter killer sentenced for life
In Muskegon Michigan on June 2 Mea Albert Steele was found guilty of murdering her 11 year old step-daughter and received a life term in the Detroit house of correction. The child was strangled. A statement by Mrs Steele before sentencing led to her husband, the girl's father, being taken into custody.
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Albert Steele
Detroit
Commencement Days and Constitution Advertising Guide Growth
The Constitution notes Commencement Days bring new needs for gifts attire and life changes. Its advertising columns guide shoppers to the best shops and offer direct answers on what to buy. Shop in The Constitution before you shop in stores.
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the Constitution
Constitution
Confederate veteran dies after jitney bus collision
J F Heller, a 72 year old Confederate veteran, died yesterday after injuries from a jitney bus crash at West Pine and Marietta Avenues. The body moved to Hampersleys depot in East Point for Thursday funeral. He leaves a son C Ketler of East Point and four daughters Lula McWilliams Jennie Pops Liszia Brown and Daisy Backus of Atlanta and East Point.
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Grady Hospital
West Pine
Marietta Atreeta
Haemperleys Depot
East Point
Keller
C. Ketler
Lula McWilliams
Jennie Pops
Liszia Brown
Raat Point
Daisy Backus
Atlenta
Three men die in jail raid for condemned killer
Miami England paper reports a fatal escape attempt at Dade County jail aimed at freeing John Ashley, condemned for a Seminole murder. Jailer Wilbur Hendrickson, officer Robert Riblett, and Ashley die from gunfire after a shootout that ended with Ashley’s arrest and subsequent death in custody. Governor Trammell and authorities say calm remains, militia not called.
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John Ashley
Wilbur W Hendrickson
Jatter JK
Riblett
H Ashley
Tly
Hob Ashley
Hendrickson
Jaller
Felica
Stephens
Ashlay
Ashley
Panama Canal Graf ter Sentenced in Federal Court
Jacob L Salas, a New York tobacco merchant, was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the government by paying money to John Burke, former Panama railroad commissary manager. He received a thirteen month sentence in Atlanta prison and a 11,000 fine pending appeal, granted by Judge Hunt, with Salas freed on $10,000 bail. Burke and Ricardo Permudes, former governor of Colon, were also named in the indictment but have yet to be tried.
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Jacob L Salas
John Burke
Panama
Atlanta
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Salas
Burke
Ricardo Permudes
Colon
Guinn Responds To Governor Card In City School Row
Georgia figures clash as Guinn and Governor Slaton trade sharp charges over school leadership. Slaton accuses Guinn of fraud and political scheming while Guinn defends competency and denies personal attacks, as board members prepare for Saturday elections and a change in city supervision.
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Ene
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WH Terrell
R F Guinn
City Board of Education
W M Slaton
Slaton
State Normal School
Athene
Georgia
Alate
Titanic struggle near Przemyśl continues with heavy losses
London June 2 battle around Przemyśl remains stubborn with fierce reinforcements and rising casualties. German and Austrian forces claim forts fallen and advance toward Lemberg railway while Petrograd reports limited gains. Western Front fighting north of Arras continues as Germany attacks toward Warsaw.
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Americans Murdered in Mexican Oil Fields Rumors of Massacre Rise
June reports from Tampico recount killings of American workers near Panuco oil fields. Captain Lane warns of a Carranza Villa clash and possible uprising against U S citizens. Weary oil crews report boats seized and starvation as tensions flare between Carranza and Villa factions.
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New England Westinghouse Buys Stevens Armament Plants
Springfiell Muse June 2 The New England Westinghouse company completed purchases of the Stevens Arm and Tool plant in Chicope Falls and Stevens Duryea Automobile plant in East Springfield. About $1,900,090 paid for each. Plants to be used for war munition production including a 1,000,000 rifle order.
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Muse
Eingland Westinghouse Company
Stevena Arma and Tool Company
Chicopes Falls
Stevens Duryea Automobile Comppany
Chicanes Alle
East Pringfield
Planta
Wilson calls on Mexican factions to settle differences now
President Wilson publicly urges Generals Carranza Villa Zapata and others to form a recognized constitutional government within a short time or face further U S intervention. He stresses the need to end civil war, restore order, and address famine and devastation in Mexico while rejecting prolonged watchful waiting.
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Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Mexico
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United States
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Graf
Weather Forecast For Georgia In Washington Diary
Forecast Georgia fair Thursday and Friday. Daily weather report notes low and high temperatures, mean temperature, rainfall in past 24 hours and excess or deficiency since month start. Includes data on normal temperatures and measurements for June.
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Georgia
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