Atlanta records coldest June 9 in thirty-five years
The Atlanta area saw its coldest June 9 in 35 years with average daily temperature dropping from 81 to 57 in hours. The report notes record lows, wind, and market weather impacts while Cotton Commissioner J Z Conner assesses no material damage to the crop yet.
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Atlanta
Kittie
Florida
Oureau Atisata
von Hermann
Gulf of Mexico
J. Z. Conner
State Capitol
The Constitution Ads Help Men Dress Well
The piece urges men to read The Constitution advertisements to buy suits hats shoes and other clothing at good value as seasonal wardrobe replacements arrive. It argues many wear worn from winter and spring and that business demands require dressing well while seeking economy.
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Constitution
War Clouds Over the Balkans Loom as Tension Rises
Balkan tensions intensify as Bulgariahesitates to answer the Servian note and Serbia along with Greece may annex occupied Macedonian territories. Belgrade faces a war council led by the king while Bulgaria claims it is in the right. War preparations continue with hospitals reopening.
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Servia
Greece
Bulgaria
London
Balkan
Sofia
Belgrade
Dune
Ratomir Putnik
Kins
Japanese Seek Land In Georgia
Governor Brown said Georgia has no law preventing Japanese or others with money from buying land. He referred the matter to the attorney general for an expert opinion after receiving a letter from B F Johnson about a Japanese colony seeking land in Georgia.
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Georgia
Brown
B. F. Johnson
Johnson American and Foreign Land Exchange
Washington, Tl
Johnson
California
Exen
Tig
Pacific Slope
Failing the First Time He Tries Matrimony Again Calaboose
Mobile notes John Fowler, an inventor, wed Mrs. Mary S. Maupin in a second marriage after a year since his first wife left him. Police arrested him the same evening for being a dangerous and suspicious character as witnesses say a large crowd gathered. Mrs. Maupin previously married her first husband twelve years ago in Staunton, Virginia, the house where President Wilson was born.
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Mobile
Ala
John Fowler
Mary S. Maupin
Trial of Boss Cox Set for June 18 in Cincinnati
The trial of George B. Cox, former political leader, on charges of misapplication of 113000 of Cincinnati Trust funds was scheduled for Wednesday June 18 in Cincinnati Ohio. This will be Coxs second trial.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Ueorse B. Cox
Hnancer
Cincinnati Trust Company
Cox
Tames
Atlanta Ad Men Own Baltimore
Delegates from Atlanta and neighboring cities arrived in Baltimore for an advertising convention. The 40 Atlantan delegates, with Birmingham and Lynchburg participants, were hosted at the Hotel Fennett. crowds lined streets as a Coca Cola float led a night parade and pageant. President Wilson sent a greeting letter and the event featured speeches by regional and national ad men and urging “Truth in Advertising.”
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Fred Howser
Baltimore
Atlanta
Union Station
Birmingham
Southern Railroad
Lynchburg
L. D. Hicks
Druid Hill Park
George W. Coleman
Albert B. Adams
Hotel Fennett
Maryland
James H. Preston
Edward J. Shay
Advertising Club of
Fred Johnson
Dallas
Texas
Volante
Canada
Taltimore Ad Club
W. L. Halstead
Fleury Grady
Ivan Arlen
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Harry Goodhart
Woodhead
Willam Woodhead
San Francisco
Herbert 8.Houston
New York
Houston
William Shaw
Christian Enceavor World
Boston
James Keeler
Chicago Tribune
Woodrow Wilson
Coleman
Frank J. Ruth
White House
Fifth Regiment
Wilms
Wilson
Mr. Coleman
Brent
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Goldsborough
Freston
Taft Backs Lincoln Memorial Plans In Washington Visit
Former President Taft spent hours with Lincoln Memorial commission members reviewing a 2 million dollar project. He dined with Speaker Clark alongside Underwood and Cannon, while plans by Henry Bacon were approved and a sculptor decision was not made. Taft also toured the Supreme Court with Hilles and Boardman during sessions.
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Washington
Taft
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Clark
Capitol
Underwood
Cannon
Henry Bacon
Lincoln
Supreme Court
Charles D. Hilles
Mabel Boardman
Pineville Youth Dies After Poisoning And Shootout
Pineville Kentucky June 9 After BJ Logan Jr 17 swallowed several grains of a drug from a break in drug store he fired on pedestrians in the street until the poison took effect None of the bullets hit Then he dropped his gun and called a friend Attempted to save his life were futile Logan was the son of one of the town wealthiest businessmen.
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Pineville
BJ. Logan, Jr
Logan
Cleveland Man Uses Child as Shield Fugitives Sought
Cleveland police search for a man who attacked 3 year old Helen Leperoski and used the child as a shield as her father fired at him. Helen and her baby brother were asleep on the first floor when the attacker withdrew with the child. Two suspects are detained as doctors say the girl has a gonad chance of recovery.
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Cleveland
andy@ Poste
Helen Laperoski
Helen
Bury A H McRae There Is All the Relatives Wire When Told
Augusta telegram reveals relatives must decide fate of A H McRae of McRae Georgia found dead in Planters hotel room. City must cover burial costs unless kin arrange disposition. Dr J R Littlejohn says death from acute indigestion. Undertaker W I Wilson reports lack of local guidance. Relative inquiry from Max J McRae.
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A. H. McRae
Augusta
W. I. Wilson
Max J. McRae
McRae
A. H. MoIrae
Commercial Index
J. R. Littlejohn
Wilson
Preacher Substitutes Examinations for Marriage Law Debate
In New York on June 9 diverse views of the eugenic movement were voiced in churches. Rev. George W. Grinton called church involvement a ten day fit of hysteria and urged education over hysteria to better the race. Former Congressman Bennett led a West End meeting with four talks backing eugenic marriages and church support. Dr. Walter Laidlaw urged federation churches to back the measure.
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New York
George W. Grinton
Methodist Conference of New York
William 5. Bennett
West End Presbyterian Church
Walter Laidlaw
Federation of Churches
Probe Applies 10 Ex-Congressmen in Lobby Inquiry
Washington June the senate lobby investigating committee nears completion as it shifts to examine demands for influence in legislation. Former senator Charles A Faulkner testified representing railroads and said no railroad lobby existed. other witnesses include J A T Hull A W Kuhn Charles S Bennet and Charles B Landis.
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Washington
Senate
Sapltol
Congress
Reed
Charles A. Faulkner
West Virginia
Faulkner
Cummins
Bint
J. A. T. Hull
Iowa
A. W.W. Kuhn
Wisconsin
Charles S. Bennet
New York
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Knulgaiace
House Ways and Means Committee
Hui
Wanted Farms from Owner In North Georgia
Classified want notice seeks direct farm owners offering 2 to 25 acres in north Georgia. No agents, reply by box reference. Paper advertises its classifieds service as broad and effective.
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Georgia
Right of State to Control Intrastate Rates Upheld
Washington dispatch reports that A. O. Blalock of Fayetteville was nominated as collector of internal revenue for Georgia, with Senate action expected soon, while friction grows between Senators Smith and Bacon over patronage. Bacon opposes Blalock, endorses C. M. Hitch, and pushes for Davis as Savannah port collector. Smith supports Blalock, seeking to exclude his opponents from southern Georgia. President Wilson urged compromise, but with Bacon demanding a nominee acceptable to his camp, the stalemate risks broader party friction.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Spectato
A. O. Blatock
Fayetteville
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Henry 8. Jackson
Senate
Smith
Bay Con
Blalock
Bacon
C. M. Hitch
Hitch
Senator Smith
Wilson
White House
Joseph 8. Davis
Albany
David Barrow
Savannah
Filen
Tri Mx
Jeter
Davis
Joseph 8 Davis
Mag
Mr. Davis
Supreme Court
Joseph
Senator Bacon
South Georgia
Bacon Tekea
Eason
Dave
Sodna
North Georgia
PLC
Comptroller Issues Call For Statements
The Comptroller today issued a call for statements. The note references currency, stating a June timeframe and indicating official action pending further details from the office. No names or locations beyond Washington are specified.
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Washington
Jefrot
Minnesota Wins Big in Supreme Court on Intrastate Rates
The U S Supreme Court upheld state power to regulate intrastate railroad rates until federal law changes. Justice Hughes framed broad rules on railroad valuation for rate making, ruling Minnesota’s maximum freight and 2 cent passenger law would confiscate Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad property, though enjoining enforcement for that line. Northern Pacific and Great Northern were not deemed confiscatory. cases from Missouri Arkansas Oregon Kentucky and West Virginia referenced for broader precedent.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Minnesota
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
United States District’ Court For
Missouri
Arkansas
Weather Prophecy Rain North Georgia Tuesday and Wednesday
Northern Georgia faces likely rain with possible showers Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds from the northeast may affect conditions with cooler temperatures. Rainfall data show past 24 hours and monthly deficits or excesses, including means and normals.
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Georgia
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