Militants Attack in Britain Triggering Widespread Panic
London reports detail militant suffragette outrages across June including horsewhipping of Holloway officials, arson at Earlsfield and near Belfast, and assaults on two editors in Belfast. Police fortify Derby and Ascot precautions as funds of the movement face scrutiny and the king’s security tightens amid calls for legal action against subscribers.
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London
Holloway
Belfast
Emmeline Pankhurst
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Hyde Park
Crown
Women's
Daily Mail
Prince Henry
Eton
Scotland Yard
Francis Edward Porward
Acton
Forward
Parnard
Earlsfield
Dore
H&e
Bartolozz
Ireland
Stewart
News Letter
Anderson
Srvo
Mad
Madge Muir
Mary Largear
Befast
Sylvia Pankhurst Plans Hunger Strike at Commons Steps
London June 3 Sylvia Pankhurst said she would lie on the steps of the House of Commons without food or water until Prime Minister Asquith agrees to receive a suffragette deputation. She warned she would carry out the action if the June 10 attempt fails. Other speakers urged broader arsonist rhetoric.
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London
House ‘of Commons
Asquith
Sylvia Pankhurst
Lime House
Widespread Interest in Campaign for Tech in Atlanta
The Greater Tech campaign organization completes at daily luncheons at the Fredmont hotel with a triplicate donor index and centralized headquarters in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce building. Officials say widespread interest extends beyond Atlanta, with Savannah Electric president George J. Baldwin urging state business groups to fund Georgia Tech to boost local industrial activity and train more engineers for the state's future.
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Greater Tech
Fredmont
Stephens
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
George J. Baldwin
Savannah Electric Company
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia
Im & School
Foster Indicted for White Slavery in Mobile Case
Mobile Alabama June Joel M Foster wealthy poultry farm owner at Brown's Mills New Jersey and Scranton Pennsylvania arrested in Mobile with stenographer Delilah Bradley charged with Mann White Slavery Act violation named in federal grand jury indictment. Bradley girl and her family testified from Pemberton New Jersey.
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Mobile
Ala
Joel M. Foster
Brown's Mills
N. J
Scranton
Mobil
Delilah Bradley
Bradley
Pemberton
M. J
Ask The Constitution Where to Live Bureau listing request
The Constitution invites public input on boarding and rooming house living options. A free consultation is offered by the Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information. Inquiries may be directed to Telephone Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001.
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The
Bureau of Boarding
Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
Ivy Street disorderly house raid sparks resident protest
Ivy street residents oppose alleged disorderly houses after plain clothes police raided 134 A Ivy Street. A woman occupant and a man were jailed, later released after questioning. A petition to Mayor Woodward seeks eviction of tenants, with court appearances set for 2:40 pm.
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Ivy Street
Vies Squad
Woodward
Allen
Kirk
Broyles
Bond
E L. Jett
James G. Woodward
Tvy Street
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Directors Learn After the Wreck in New Haven Inquiry
Washington June James S Elton of Waterbury Connecticut and William Skinner of Holyoke Massachusetts testifying before the Interstate Commerce Commission in an inquiry into New Haven railroad affairs. They discuss acquisitions of New England trolleys steamship lines and other properties costing many millions as part of a plan to expand facilities. Elton says the 31116000 purchase of the New York Westchester and Boston road aimed to gain a foothold in the metropolitan district and greater New York terminal capacity. Skinner remarks that had inquiries not occurred the properties might have yielded results in five years. Continued on page seven.
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James S Elton
Waterbury
New England
Bilton
William Nelson Cromwell
New York, Westchester and
Boston
Melton
New Haven
New York
Elten
J. P Morgan
Mellen
Eliott
Skinner
Will He Flout Offer of Mediators and Mexico Peace
The article discusses potential reactions to mediation efforts in Mexico. It notes Carranza as a key figure and contemplates whether constitutionalists will accept diplomatic channels or persist in seeking representation. ABC envoys report a note outlining paths to Mexico City.
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Mexico
Ee Conferentes
Miagaca
Carravza
Carranza
ABC
Mexico City
Three Week Closing Gift Contest Offers Cars and Pianos
The Constitution invites entrants to win one of twenty two prizes worth 25270 in a gift contest closing in just over three weeks. Prizes include thirteen high grade automobiles valued from 1166 to 2525 and nine 975dad Bates pianos. Cash prizes offered if not selected.
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Oakland
Cotton Futures Regulation Plan Advances in House
Washington June The house agricultural committee agreed to favorably report the Lever bill to regulate dealings in cotton for future delivery. An amendment shifts tax on so called gambling transactions from domestic to foreign markets. The measure would levy one fifth of one cent per pound on futures contracts and sales, standardize cotton grades, and authorize the secretary of agriculture to designate bona fide markets.
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Washington
House Agricultural Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Georgians killed by Mississippi train report
Bodies of J W Shakelford aged 18 and James Potter were found along the Alabama and Vicksburg railroad near Hickory Miss. Authorities believe they slept on the track before a train struck them causing mangled injuries. Bhackelfora from Philadelphia Mississippi had an accident policy noting contact with J Wesley Potter of Lincolnton Georgia.
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Hickory
Miss
J. W. Shakelford
James Potter
Alabama and Vicksburg
Bhackelfora
Philadelphia
Mise
Potters Pocket
J. Wesley Potter
Lincolnton, Ga
Spectator killed as motorcycle crashes into Pittsburg crowd
Pittsburg Va June 3 a spectator believed to be Charles F Marzoi was killed and ten others injured when a motorcycle ridden by Arthur Armstrong of New York crashed through the railing at the Pittsburg Motordrome into the crowd. Armstrong suffered multiple broken bones and three of the injured were women.
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Pittsburg
Charles F Marzoi
Arthur Armstrong
New York
Armstrong
Wilson Will Insist On Anti-Trust Bills
Washington June 3 Plans for passage of anti trust legislation were discussed at a long conference between the president and Senator Pomerene and Sainsbury members of a subcommittee of the interstate commerce committee The trade commission bill was taken up and officials in touch with the president said the administration would insist on the entire program though further conferences could be necessary and did not indicate whether all house bills would be pressed in the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
Jauch Held Without Bail in Dynamite Plot Case
Daniel Jauch, accused of planting four sticks of dynamite in the department of agriculture building to seek heroism, was held without bail for the grand jury. He faces a charge of attempting to dynamite a building.
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Jauch
Department of Agriculture
Woman Testifies of Forced Insanity Confinement in Hartford Trial
Hartford dated report states Elizabeth Curtis Helman, a poet and artist, seeks $50,000 damages from ex husband Professor Cransted Brenton and two doctors for alleged confinement in an insane asylum. She testified that on September 2, 1912, doctors urged commitment and Brenton urged confession to secure release, and she later wrote such a confession.
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Hartford
Conn
Elizabeth Curtis Helman
Artest
Cransted Brenton
Trinity College
Drew. C. Smith
Paul Waterman
Professor Brenton
Duke's Son Drowned Under His Automobile Near Park City
Salt Lake City June 3 Woodward Duke son of J B Duke president of American Tobacco drowned under his overturned automobile in a mountain creek near Park City Utah late today. The accident left four other party members unharmed as the car skidded off a six foot embankment into the water. Duke's body to be brought to Salt Lake City tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Woodward
W. Duke
J. B Duke
American Tobacco Company
Parke City
Uton
Wasatch Mountains
Duke
Joseph Baird
Ilp Bliss
Edward Whitemole
GL. Burt
Exams Scheduled for 4th Class PMs in Six States
The civil service commission announced competitive exams for fourth-class postmasters in Maine, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, North Dakota, and Minnesota will be held in July. The notice specifies the six states and July timing for the examinations.
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Maine
Georgia
Mississippi
Texas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Civil Service Commission
Ban Put on Liquor by the Presbyterians
Newcastle Pa June members of the United Presbyterian church who are in clubs with side boards or attorneys who represent applicants for liquor licenses or property owners renting buildings for saloons may be disciplined if individual churches take up the question per the general assembly.
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Newcastle
United Presbyterian Church
Bauer
General Assembly
Beavers Plans War on Speeding Autos in City
Police chief Chet Beavers said he will punish violators of the speeding ordinance after receiving numerous complaints about cars speeding through residential streets where children play. He urged automobile owners to curb speeding and warned of undercover patrols on Peachtree Whitehall West End and other streets.
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Chet Beavers
Peachtree Street
Whitehall Street
West End
Bang
Huerta Called Mexico's Biggest Criminal by Surgeon
Brownsville June 3 reports Colonel Daniel Rios Zertuche chief surgeon of the constitutionalist army of the northeast denounces General Huerta as the biggest criminal Mexico has produced. He accuses Huerta of defeat yet seeks armistice to gain time for defense, while asserting constitutionalists control three fourths of the country and urging decisive action to remove Huerta from power.
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Texas
Mexico
Daniel Rios Zertuche
Constitutionalist
Northeast
Matamoros
Huerta
Sertuche
Dr Zertuche
Himut
Mmen
Senor Huerta
Niagara
Treberto Pesqueira
Judas
United States
Tampee
Carranza
Najero
Bia
Perry Adair Wins as Rowan Also Takes Match
Memphis June 3 four Memphis players lead a field of twenty two in the thirteenth Southern Golf federation match. Perry Adair of Atlanta eliminates his father on the eighteenth hole to advance. Rowan of Atlanta defeats Munger of Dallas in a late rally. Whitney of New Orleans advances with two easy wins. Rotan of Waco and Howard of New Orleans also win their early rounds.
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New Orleans
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Little Rock
Waco
Teans
Atlante
Nelson Whitney
C W Jones
Macon
H Tutweiler
George W. Rotan
Texas
Northwest
Sampson Dean
Rome
Jack Howard
Perry
George W. Adair
Percy Adair
Adair
Atymue
Ada
Fate of Mexico hinges on rebel chief word
Mediators hope for peace as they forward a plan to General Venustiano Carranza. The note, transmitted via Rafael Zubarán, signals a path for constitutionalists to enter Niagara Falls talks. Washington’s moral support hinges on a favorable reply, with no new convening today.
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Magen Falls
Ontaro
Venustaino Carranza
Meane
Mexico City
United States
Washington
Carranza
Waila
Uuerta
Rafael Zubaran
Mexico
Meratory
Local Showers Forecast for Georgia Thursday and Friday
Weather note reports local showers across Georgia with potential thunder. Forecast notes a low near 1 degree, unclear high and mean temps, and rainfall details plus a provisional period from the month’s start.
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Georgia
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