Alumni raise funds for 100000 hall at University of Georgia
Athens Ga June 16 Special The university alumni society votes to fund a hall at a cost of 100000, higher than the initial 78000 plan. Y M C A canvassers report 41650 pledged from 127 towns with strong Athens and Atlanta support, student and faculty pledges, and praise for J W Read and the Georgia Y M C A campaign.
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J. W. Read
Young Men's Christian Association
Georgina
Atlanta
Augusta
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Macon
Rome
Savannah
Facticn
Sevanteen
State Committee
Young Men's Christian Relation of Georgia
W. Woods White
Rowland
Harry Hodgson
J. Bondurant
H.C. A
Clark Howell
Slumai
Ata
Young Men's Christian Association of Georgia
University of Georgia
Woods White
EJ. Bondurant
CA. Rowland
Athena
Wilingham
Jo Frank
Lott Warren
By Whitney
John S. Fletcher
R. Howard
F. L. Mallary
Studte
Bavannah
Gamlemen
W. Landrum
J. B. White
W. L Lingle
C. B. Witmer
R. ©. Finn
W. A. Nesbitt
J. D. Mack
Warren A. Candler
Hake Solth
D.C. Barrow
W Sanford
B. Adams
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Fon. A
MaMullan
Hartwell
Dynamite Planted on Railways Sparks Southern France Crisis
Paris reports show the government moving against southern revolters as three departments Aude Hérault Pyrenees-Orientales rally in protest. Dynamite found on tracks telegraph wires cut and barricades built while leaders face prosecutions and councils threaten resistance. Premier Clemenceau pushes the law amid parliamentary debate as troops move toward key towns.
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France
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Hetrault
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Narbonne
Sixteenth Army Corps
Montpelier
Enat
Chamber of Dequiles
Celemenceau
Arge- Heres Hind
M. Jaures
Socieltat
M. Barraut
Ribot
Ten Injured When Frisco Engine Hits Electric Car in Birmingham
Ten people were injured when a Frisco switch engine crashed into a North Highland electric car at Nineteenth Street and Ninth Avenue North Birmingham Alabama. A green motorman failed to set the danger flag and drove the car onto the crossing. Injured include Ming Charles Tye, Mrs. W. F. Martin, J. L. Kates, Mrs. Mary Kerram, C. G. Bayder, Deck Marshall, Hattie Joyner, Deck Higgins, Mary Reese, and James Alley among others, with various sprains and bruises reported.
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Als
Frisco
North Highland
Nineteenth Street
Ninth Avenue
Ming Charles
Tye
W. F. Martin
J. L. Kates
Mary Kerram
Bayder
Deck Marshall
Hattie Joyner
Deck Higgins
Mary Reese
James Alley
Figures Were Changed for Theodore Price
Washington reports detail the witness Van Riper revealing motive behind alleged manipulation by Edwin Holmes Jr at the agricultural department. Disclosures include price figures, profits from cotton ginners reports, and attempts to secure promotions. Holmes claimed legal protection and private White House praise for leaks. The trial progresses with affidavits contested and secretary Wilson kept informed.
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van Riper
Worthington
Morrow
Worthington Astatte
Haas
Holmes
Aystem
Price
Holme
Bates
Fyice
Hyde
Death by Self Inflicted Gunshot in Union Farmer
Starks Garner, a prosperous Union farmer near Columbia British Columbia, died by shooting himself in the heart. Garner and his family had been ill with fever, and the illness is thought to have weakened his mind. He was regarded as the county’s best man physically.
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Columbia
B.C
Starks Garner
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Garner
City Cracks Down On Carrying Chickens With Heads Down
In Atlante a court ruled that carrying chickens with heads hanging down is cruel and unlawful under the city ordinance banning cruelty to animals. Recorder Tracerdar Broyles ordered fines for peddlers McCree and Hart after agent Heskel pressed the case, directing carriers to use baskets or tuck fowls under an arm.
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Tracerdar Broyles
Noah
Adam
EV. D. Heskel
Atlanta Humana Society
Haskell
E. A. McCree
C. T. Hart
McCree
Hart
McCrae
Broyles
Pact Formed For Double Death Ends In Tragedy
James Wardell confessed to Assistant District Attorney Manley about a death by own action pact with his wife on twenty-fifth street. He described planned gas exposure then mutual shooting, detailing the wife’s unconsciousness, his fear, and multiple gun attempts before both died, including his own failed fifth suicide shot.
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Manley
Twenty-Fifth Street
Wandell
Sher Ream
Wardell
Mra
Firat
New York
Garner Held in $20,000 Bond in New Orleans
New Orleans June 18 Rudolph Garner a Southern Pacific railroad clerk was held on $20,000 bond today for alleged forgery to obtain $36,000 from the railroad and for obtaining money by alleged means. Witnesses named him as Henry J Stewart a New Orleans businessman who is said to have sold $30,000 worth of commodities that may not have existed. Vice President Butler of the German American Bank identified Garner as Stewart. Stewart disappeared with Garner's departure from his clerkship months ago. Garner is alleged to have issued vouchers for $38,000 payable to Stewart. Bell am Undertaker Gathenville Ga June 8 Special Congressman Thom M Bell left for Avanta to address the Georgia Funeral Directors Association convention. He remains active in his undertaker business despite duties.
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Rudolph Garner
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alee Peatenses
Henry J. Stewart
Southern
Garner
Stewart
Butler
Stewrt
Canarresman Bell
Gathenville
Thom. M. Bell
Avanta
Georgia Furoral Directors’ Association
Witness Silenced by Mysterious Sigh in Black Hand Case
In New York, June, Leonardo DeLonardo and Pietro Pampine llia were convicted of kidnapping and extortion using Black Hand methods. DeLonardo refused to testify after signaling death. Pampinella was also convicted based on the minor Salvator Siats’s account of a ransom demand of 310,000. The boy was later released.
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Ignasio de Leonardo
Piettro Pampirellia
DeLonardo
Pam- Pinellin
eLonardo
O'Sullivan
de Leonardn
Pampinella
Pampinellis
de Leonardo
Salvator Siats
Telegraphers Will Act Today in Wage Dispute
New York June 8 Telegraphers unions announce a decision on wage demands from Western Union. Samuel J Siniatl, president, is out of the city and cannot be reached. J Konenkamp says a public plan will be announced tomorrow whether a strike is ordered or not. Chartes Neill and President Roosevelt have been asked to examine the dispute.
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Western Union
Telegraphere Union
Samuel J. Siniatl
J. Konenkamp
Wrat Dent Bmall
Ausa
Kanenkamp
Chartes
P Neill
United Gate
Labor
Roosevelt
Maury Reports on City Pump Choice Amid Steam Valve Tension
Subcommittee and water board heard expert Dabney Ho Maury of Peoria present a verdict favoring a vertical pump from Holly Manufacturing Co of Buffalo over the Brooks centrifugal pump for Atlanta. The probe followed criticism by George F Hurt of Southern Hyareulan Eng Co about unequal testing and bids.
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Water Board
Frank P. Rice
Quilian
Dabney Ho
Maury
Peoria
Holly Manufacturing Company
Buffalo
Brooks
Atlanta
Agat
Weather outlook for Georgia by Washington forecast
Washington reports a forecast for Wednesday and Thursday with scattered showers and thunder in Georgia. Winds are expected light and variable as the system moves through.
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Porecast
Georgia
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