Dorsey to Protest Frank Commutation Before Governor
Solicitor Hugh Dorsey plans to appear before Governor Slaton to present affidavits and evidence opposing Leo M. Frank’s death-penalty commutation. Dorsey holds petitions and data, while Georgia residents may also press the governor to reject the plea.
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Saicitor
Hugh Dorsey
Slaton
Leo M. Frank
Somelter
Wesk
Dorsey
Frank
Slaten
So- Helter
Frank Cass
Georgia
Doresy
Ema
Typographical Union backs reduced streetcar fares in Atlanta
Atlanta Typographical Union members at Labor Temple overflow meeting back a plan to cut streetcar costs by ending transfers. Officers will be elected by referendum June 16 with July installation. A proposal favors three tickets for 30 cents or eight for 25 cents, endorsed unanimously.
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Atlanta
Labor Temple
W. & Wardlaw
W.C. Caraway
N. H. Mirkpatrick
Grant
Otto Bligh
W. B. Correll
R. Connell
A. Hroglee
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Broyles
Mrs Edwin R Haas Bruised When Electric Plunges Over Bank
Mrs. Haas received minor cuts from broken glass when an automobile driven by her husband plunged from a steep embankment near Edgewood avenue into the Atlantic Compress company warehouse wall. The crash broke the steering knuckle. the couple escaped serious injuries.
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Edwin R. Haas
Hawin H Haas
Waverly Wedmman Park
Edgewood Avenue
Atlantic Compress Company
Walla
Baas
Hase
Compress Company
Vill a and Army Flees in Rout Near Leon
Defeat of Generals Angeles and Villa reported by General Obregon with Villa trains and artillery captured. Villa and small groups fled north of Leon after five days of battle as Carranza forces advance. Reports say Leon occupied and rail telegraph lines to Vera Cruz to be rebuilt. Washington reports no confirmation yet and peace talks rumors surface as Red Cross plans aid.
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Vera Cruz
Angeles
Villa
Leon
Obregon
Carrants
Carranza
Washington
State Department
M Lnte
Carranto
Enrique C. Liorente
Ria
Trinidad
Mexico
United States
Eliseo Arredondo
Arredondo
Vera Crax
Enrique C. Llorente
Villa-Zapata
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
M State
Villa-Zapats
Chihuahus
Zeon
Starviss
Red Cross
Galveston
Texas
Verda Cruz
Mexico City
Roosevelt Stops in Atlanta En Route to New Orleans
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt visited Atlanta Sunday afternoon on their rail journey from New York to Oyster Bay. They rode in a drawing room of a Pullman car and planned no public address here due to time constraints. Local progressive leaders had invited a speech, with Norman J. Miller coordinating.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Atlante
New Orleans
John M
Atlanta
Brank HL Perk
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
New York
Barnes
Terminal Station
Atlants
Norman J. Miller
United States revokes passports of two citizens in Berlin
Berlin June 6 two American residents Leon Raines and Karl Recknagel living in Dresden have had their passports revoked on instruction from Washington. State department says the men criticized the U S government and published letters and pamphlets against US policy. Revocation bars return to the United States during the war and leaves them without protective status abroad.
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Berlin
London
Dresden
Leon Raines
Karl Recknagel
State Department
Washington
Leon Retnes
Wilsom
Germany
Circulara
Pamphiete
United States
Ita
Foeign
Ielala
Gaited
Greeters of America Arrive in Atlanta Amid City Welcome
The advance guard of the Greeters of America, led by George A. Dixon, arrives in Atlanta. About 200 members from across the country, with 225 more en route from Chicago and the Midwest, will participate in a three day session at the Piedmont hotel. Mayor Woodward will receive the city keys at 10 oclock as the convention opens with bands, entertainments, and discussions on a uniform constitution and a national fund.
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America
First Hallers
Knights of the Road
George A. Dixon
San Francisco
Mr. Dixon
Piedmont
San Branciaco
Union Station
Chicago
Minneapolis
AH. Chapman
Atlanta
Alabama
Thia
OY & Braze
Seanton
Piedmont Hotel
Oclock
Jing Woodward
Earle Busis
Lennie Fairchilds
French Gains In Fierce Drives At German Lines
Allied forces report notable gains in France with heavy German losses admitted. Paris and Berlin recount advances and counterattacks along the Western Front, including Neuville St Vaast and the Labyrinth sector, plus progress in Champagne and the Vosges. Russians push on the San. Austro Germans advance near Lemberg as Galicia remains contested.
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London
France
Paris
Berlin
Neuville St .Vaast
Sou
Chez
Gans
Parlin
Newville
Alane
Germany
Lorette
Galicia
San
Lenk
Lemberg
Arran
Alxivauvitte
Souchez
Fond de Burel
Neuville St
Vanat
Tle
Alene
Tracy- le-Mont
Moulin-Sous-Touvent
Champagne
Beauasjour
Meuse
Vosmes
Arr
Abiain
Neuville
Bouches
Artillry
Euville
Et Element
Luneville
Rawayniki
Ugieny
Niemen Germin
Sopotakin-Wilowlarky
Praamyal
Mosciska
Przemyal
Gunral von Lingingen
Hurawna
Stry
Dne
Th Place
Allies Drive Turks at Dardanelles in Gallipoli Front
Allied forces on Gallipoli breached Turkish lines on a nearly three mile front, capturing two trenches and advancing 348 yards. In Mesopotamia British troops report Turkish surrender of Amaras, with over 7,000 prisoners taken and 13 guns, as pursuers press into marshes. Heavy Turkish losses cited amid wire entanglements and counterattacks. French and Indian divisions advance, securing several redoubts and trenches with allied naval support.
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London
Gallipoli
Mesopotamia
Amaras
Gallipoti
Font
Lght
Hamilton
Leit
Cap. Turing
Trevehen
Qihe
Centur
Trefch
Ling
le Haricot
Grennedies
Ery
Sultan Selim
Maides
Kripiie
Birdwood
Quinn
Akeceas
Pardanell
War Office
Weather Forecast Across States Shows Cloudiness and Showers
Forecasts indicate increased cloudiness and warmer conditions in parts of the north with Monday showers in extreme western areas and higher temperatures. South and Southeast regions anticipate showers, with Missouri and Kentucky expecting cooler trends by Tuesday. Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana note increasing cloud cover with possible showers.
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Weashington
North
Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Misalasippi
Louisiane
Annéseee
Kentucky
Moray
Romania Faces Crisis as Italy Speaks on War
London reports Romania split between neutrality and war as Italy’s stance looms. About 20 000 rallied at the Italian legation in Bucharest to urge intervention with the Allies while conservative factions split over leadership of M Margiloman. Bulgaria denies staying neutral, signaling shifts in Balkan alignments.
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London
Romania
Italy
Bucharest
Bulgaria
Greece
Reuter
Bucharent
Alexander Marghitoman
Clatlata
M. Marghiloman
Germany
Nia
Jean Lahovary
Alles
the Times
Sofia
Fridey
Saya
de Ray
New Rural Routes to Be Established Nationwide
Washington reports 710 new rural mail delivery routes will serve 82 296 families with 6 460 more reached by extending existing service Nearly all routes start June 16 and temporary carriers may be used until permanent clerks are chosen The expansion follows April May post office readjustment saving 511 263 and consolidations keep most carriers employed New rural automobile service is planned in many areas Local rates apply to residents within 25 miles First routes begin August 1.
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Washington
Burleson
Post Office Department
Shadow of Death Hangs Over King Constantine
A London dispatch from Athens reports King Constantine of Greece in extremely critical condition. Crowds gathered at the palace as telegrams from the Greek legation indicate the king’s status worsened since yesterday evening. Official bulletins note high temperature and strong reaction after abdominal surgery to remove part of the something rim.
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Shadow OF Death
King Constantine
London
Athens
Constantina
Greece
Reuter
Emrar
Constantine
Palas
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Rumania
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