Russians Strike Deep on Dniester Front in Galicia
London reports Russian gains as Austro German forces suffer heavy losses near Zurawna and along the Dniester. Reinforcements arrive to push back Linningen’s crossing, with claimed captures totaling thousands of officers and men, including artillery and machine guns. Western front shows lull with trench fortifications near Neuville St Vaast and Hebuterne. Serbian and Montenegrin movements toward Adriatic ports continue amid Albanian disruptions.
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Hebuterne
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Beausejour Farm
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Eligola
Bravery of Miss Kate Stamps Testifies Against Burglar
Recorder honors Miss Kate Stamps for calm courage when a burglar, Raymond Arnold, allegedly entered her East Fair street home. Stamps testified she woke to a thief under gas light, told him to leave, then woke her mother. Arnold denied guilt, bond set at 209 dollars.
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Recorder Johnson
Kate Stamps
East Fair Street
Raymond Arnold
Arnold
Mise Stamps
Wilson Applauded by Col Roosevelt in New Orleans
New Orleans June 11 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt praises President Wilson over the dispute with Germany. He pledges support for Wilson to uphold U S honor and interests while criticizing Secretary Bryan's resignation. Roosevelt travels Louisiana coast with Parker Roosevelt party en route to Falls Christian Miss. Marshall approves note to Germany expressing hope for German concurrence with Wilson's peace aims.
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Germany
Highea
Washington
Grant
Lee
Lincoln
Republic
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Bryanta
Conservation Commission of
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Parker-Hoosevelt
Battledore Island
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Christan
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Pasa Chiisti
New York
Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
America
Hands of the Business Clock in Constitution Ads
The advertising columns of The Constitution are the hands of the business clock marking industry progress. They reflect store and factory activity and move daily with business ebbs and flows. All up to date people read Constitution advertising. it is essential daily news for wise readers.
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Constitution
Death Toll From Blast at East Point Convict Camp
Two white convicts were killed and another wounded when a dynamite blast at the East Point rock quarries went off unexpectedly at 5 pm. The dead include William J. Thornton, 29, and A. M. Bell, 23, with Michael Manic injured. Bell had been a key witness in Clyde Belcher’s robbery case. The blast injured 58 year old Manic and shook 15 nearby convicts. officials called it accidental and no blame assigned after an inquest.
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William J. Thornton
Dahlonega
M. Bell
W. L. Kelly
Clyde Belcher
Birmingham
Bell
Belcher
Michael Manic
A. Smith
Bellwood Avenue
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
P B. Pienezaa
Muanfé
W. A. Fulten
Whch
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Mantle
W B Hobson
Foreman Hilton
Phyatetang
Hhe County
Paul McDonald
George B. Trimble
Hast Point
B Turman
Oscar Millar
W. T. Winn
Board of County Commissioners
Paul Donehoo
Roy & A
Donehoo
Fatal Milledgeville Auto Crash Claims Mrs Denham
In Milledgeville Georgia on June 11 the first fatal car crash occurred when a vehicle driven by A S Denham collided with a second car driven by Lamont Hancock. Mrs Denham was killed being thrown from the wreck, while Claude Cook suffered a broken jaw and Denham and Hancock endured minor injuries. The four occupants were on an early morning pleasure trip at high speed, colliding at the approach to a river bridge.
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Lamont Hancock
Gelock
Jeading
Qconee River
Hancock
Elbert
Monterey Bakers Reopen After Food Shortage Crisis
Monterey’s bakeries reopen to the public after a famine period. Consul General Hanna informed the state department of the development as local residents rush to buy bread.
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Washington
June
Monterey
Hanna
State Department
Stripling's Daughter Takes Carbolic Acid
Ruth Stripling, daughter of Edwar(d) Stripling, former Danville police chief, lies in critical condition after taking carbolic acid in Columbus Ga Though family says it was by mistake and not an attempted suicide her father Ed Stripling is at her bedside under custody of Bail Swann the prison official in Milledgeville.
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Ruth Stripling
Edwar Allen Stripliva
Danville
Baill Swann
Mise Stripling
Mra Striping
State Farm
Milledgeville
Stripling
Atlanta
Swann
Two Men Decline Stone Mountain Judge Post To Succeed Reid
The Stone Mountain circuit judgeship was offered Friday to Judge John S. Candler and Colonel George M. Napier, both declining. Candler cited ill health while Napier preferred remaining as solicitor general. Charles A. Peters Smith is expected to receive the appointment. Citizens urge Colonel J B R Irwin to apply for the judge position, with Irwin considering filing in coming days.
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Stone Mountain
Etrcuit
John S. Candler
George M. Napier
Candler
Napier
Declinme
Stope Mountain Circuit
Charles An Petera Smith
Gottyers
Rookdale County
J. BR. Irwin
Conyers Bar
Stoke Mountain Circuit
Irwin
Fraud used by road to secure O L lands
Ten parcels in Kern county near McKittrick valued at 715,000,040 were found fraudulently patented by the Southern Pacific Railroad. Judge Robert S. Bean ordered the land restored to the government. The lands would supply the navy with petroleum for 25 years per special counsel Willis N. Milita. A second suit worth about 320,000,000 remains pending in the same district court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
McKittrick
Kern County
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Robert 8. Bean
United States District Court of Oregon
Navy
Willis N. Milita
Fraud Charge Fails Against J L Moore in Atlanta
In United States district court, pension fraud charges against lawyer J L Moore of Atlanta and pension agent J M Simpson were resolved. Moore was exonerated due to illness, while Simpson received a sentence of two and a half years in federal prison.
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Atlanta
J. M. Simpson
Moore
United States District Court
Simpson
MoowuTe
Duartery
United States seeks fugitives from interned German ship
Washington June 11 officials settled on pursuing Lieuten ant Brauer and several sailors believed missing from the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich interned at Norfolk. Prosecution under migration laws deemed most effective if located in the United States. After a month of searching agents have failed to find them. state department prepared to approach Germany if men return willingly. A Russian parole violation case from San Francisco to Vladivostok is noted, with possible treatment as POWs.
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Department For Justice
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Ceeniser Pring Huell Friedrich
Norfolk
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Department
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Friedrich
Newport News
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Prerequiem Hangs In Quitman As Goosby Executed
Alf Goodsby, a Black man, was hanged in Quitman Georgia for murdering his brother in law Mick Davila. Two other condemned men, Jack Miller and Mick Davila’s alleged accomplice, faced execution but a superior order postponed Miller’s fate. Goosby’s death was witnessed by seven people in a private hanging. The crowd cried out as the trap fell and Goosby prayed with a minister before death.
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Alf Goodsby
Mick Davila
Jack Miller
Miller
Goosby
Vinch
Recorder rules out drunk detective in robbery case
Recorder Johnson ruled Friday that J. L. Cash a convict wagon driver, was too intoxicated to identify four men who robbed him. The observer noted Cash was “a little too full to make a good sleuth,” suggesting sobriety would aid future detections.
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J. L. Cash
Alltss
Cash
Optimism in Washington Over German-U S Note Diplomacy
Washington officials voiced optimism over a US note to Germany offering a peaceful, honorable solution and hinting at a similar note to Britain to adjust the blockade. The move aims to prove US adherence to international law and encourage neutral commerce, with potential for a wider modus vivendi and possible peace talks. The note, prepared for delivery by Ambassador Gerard, reflects strong federal intent and was discussed with Bryan before dispatch.
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Germany
United States
Berlin
Gerard
Great Britain
Atles
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
France
Max
Lusitania
London
Paris
Petrograd
Rose
Respec
Wilson
Dansador Gerard
American note to Germany reaches Berlin in cautious tone
Berlin reports the American government delivered its note on Germany's submarine warfare. German officials defer comment until ambassador and advisers study the content. Berlin diplomats note a conciliatory tone but say U S ships in the war zone risk consequences. Submarine war will not cease despite the note.
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London
Germany
Wilson
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
United States
Gerard
Ambassador Gerard
Foreign Office
Herr von Jagzow
Admiralty
Herr von Jagow
Amsterdam
Koel Msche Volkszeitung
Lansing
Hryan
Lapelag
Fresdent Wilson
America
Neurals
Bryan
Blocking Ashby Crossing Forces Atlanta Inquiry
A railroad worker, Merman a freight train conductor for the Atlanta and West Point line, faced arraignment in the police court on charges of unlawfully blocking Ashby Street crossing. Testimony claimed the locomotive blocked the crossing and whistles were heard across the city. The recorder dismissed the case but said higher officials would be pursued and an official note would be sent to the railroad superintendent W N Cox.
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Recorder of Atlanta
W. N Cox
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Merman
Ashby Street
Glty
Oman to Command Georgia Navy Ship
Joss eph W. Oman, formerly in command of the cruiser North Carolina, is designated by Secretary Daniela to command the battleship Georgia. He will succeed Captain Robert E. Coonta, appointed commandant of the Bremer ton naval station.
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Josseph W. Oman
North Carolina
Mediterranean
Daniela
Georgia
Robert E. Coonta
Bremerton Naval Station
Local Weather Report Summary
Wee Washington forecast shows fair weather Saturday and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Local report notes low temperatures and a high around mid range, with rainfall of 0.00 inches in the past 24 hours and a monthly rainfall deficit near 4.39 inches since January 1.
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