Renewal of Pacts With 23 Nations Faces Senate Snag
The Senate failed to ratify or renew arbitration agreements with 23 nations including Great Britain Italy and Spain delaying settlements on The Hague submission and Panama Canal questions. Debate highlighted opposition to compulsory arbitration and potential long-term impact on international treaties and policy.
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United States
50 Calls Received in One Day
In Atlanta a phone line logged 50 calls in a single day. The listing shows main number 5000 and address 109, reflecting a busy communications moment for the office.
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Daley Urges 2 Million for Atlanta High Schools
Col Daley appeals for a 2 million bond to build new high schools in Atlanta, noting no adequate high school facilities exist. He cites Boys and Girls High as examples of progress and urges citizens to press city council for construction funding. He mentions 8 million spent on grammar schools with none for high schools and the need to prepare students for college and life.
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Thomson Post Office Rifled by Burglars
Thonson on June 6 special the post office here was entered last night the entrance was a large glass window smashed. Policeman Job Bale was attracted by a noise and spotted the parties. Desks and drawers rifled about 30 cents and a pistol missing. A chisel and brace and bit identified as belonging to local shops also broken open. A pair of ton shoes found nearby.
Japanese Note Sparks Cabinet Debate on California Tax Plan
Washington June 6 The Japan note regarding California tax findings, read at a cabinet meeting, drew keen interest. President Wilson discussed it with John Bassett Moore and the state department chief, while Ambassador Guthrie attended a farewell dinner for the new American ambassador to Japan. White House aides noted Tokyo’s dispatches reveal Japan’s foreign office understands American constitutional law, shaping ongoing negotiations and internal policy considerations.
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Forging Ahead on 1500 Mile Hike Toward Minneapolis
A lone hiker begins a 1500 mile journey aiming to reach Minneapolis by August two months after departure. A cheer-filled sendoff greeted him at the start with President John He Finky of the College of the City of New York and other dignitaries watching along the roadside as he trudged forward.
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Superintendent Heeter Fired for Immorality in Pittsburg
Pittsburg June 6 board of education discharged T Heeter superintendent of public schools after a lengthy inquiry. The vote was public with only one member voting to sustain him. The case followed domestic allegations, initial indictment and acquittal, a leave of absence, and subsequent charges of indiscreet conduct leading to a thorough committee finding him guilty.
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Better Mail Service for Southern States
Postmaster General Burleson outlines a sweeping rail service overhaul in the fourth division aimed at improved southeastern mail delivery. George W Pepper faces dismissal as superintendent, with Edward King expected to succeed him. A plan to separate races in mail cars and runs is proposed, despite many difficulties in implementation.
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Saturday Specials at Atlanta Merchants Offerings
A roundup of money saving opportunities from Atlanta merchants in The Constitution. Items include Lingene Wausts at 50c, Eloise Corsets at 2, men’s suits up to 27, 60 fancy lemons, peaches, lamb, honey, and other goods with marked prices. Includes 14 to 50 cent ranges.
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Atlanta May Become Terminus of South's Largest Electric Line
The Atlanta chamber of commerce looks to extend the Greenville Spartanburg and Anderson railroad electrically to Atlanta, making it the southern terminus of a major trunk line. Backed by J B Duke, the project leverages near completion from Anderson to Durham NC and aims to connect with Norfolk. The line, a standard gauge electric system, would carry freight and passengers, with ongoing work between Greenville and Durham and potential future extension to Norfolk.
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Alleged Train Bandits Tried at Charleston
Government prosecutor opens trial in United States district court at Charleston over the Atlantic Coast Line mall robbery near Hardseville. Trainmen recount the robbery as the case proceeds with little progress and is postponed until tomorrow. Identifications of C H Hin and Henryck storm were sought by authorities.
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Bribery Attempted In Conspiracy Trial
In Boston three accused conspirators William M Wood Frederick H E Atteaux and Dentys J Collins faced jury deliberations on guilt in a dy namte planting conephrae case tied to the textile strike The jurors were told of an alleged offer to district attorney Morris Shuman to vote a certain way Shuman said he could decide without being influenced and would vote as directed tomorrow
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Bride Kills Herself After First Quarrel in Bristol
Bristol Tennessee June 6 A newlywed bride, only a few weeks married, died this afternoon by her own hand after a quarrel at lunch with her husband. She drank poison and passed within four hours. The husband remains in grave mental condition from the shock of the incident.
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Americans in Mexico cry for protection amid threats in Tamaulipas
In Tampico on June 8, about 300 Americans from 48 families in southern Tamaulipas sent a wireless message through Consul Mier to Washington. They ask the U S to provide protection, saying they face danger, indignities, and possible violence as the flare of conflict looms. They note some Americans have had arms seized or demanded for protection.
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Pelicans Secure Kyle in New Orleans Deal
New Orleans manager Frank completes a deal to acquire Helder Kyle from Columbus to bolster the Pelicans rotation. Pitcher Swindell is traded to Cleveland as part of the arrangement and team rosters shift ahead of the season.
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Tax Revision Looms as Georgia Legislature Opens
Longstanding tax reform faces a proving road as Governor Brown and Governor elect Slaton prepare messages urging modernized systems. Comptroller Wright urges action this summer to correct revenue shortfalls and avert further deficits. Proposals include a state board of equalizers and nonpolitical county tax officials, with constitutional changes needed for appointment reforms.
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Senator Townsend Claims President and Democratic Secret Caucus Use Influence
Senator Townsend of Michigan told the Senate inquiry that the president and Democratic secret caucus wield undue influence on tariff decisions, urging questions about presidential influence on members. The committee extended the lobby probe to June 28, with plans to tackle sugar wool metals and labor issues in a second stage.
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Weather Prophecy Local Showers Across Georgia
Local weather notes anticipate showers with thunder Saturday and a possible extension into Sunday across Georgia. Forecast highlights brief downpours, lingering cloud cover, and a cooler air mass moving in from the south.
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