Ministers Defend Personal Honesty in Commons Debate
British cabinet figures Sir Rufus Jeanes and David Lloyd George defended their personal honesty before Parliament over American Marconi shares. They admitted thoughtlessness and misguided denials, regretting their failure to disclose facts, while denouncing journalists and stressing innocence. The debate ended with a tempered resolution and partisanship remains high.
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Swadon
Rufus Jeanes
David Lloyd-George
Marconi
Panama
George Cave
Po Utlea
Sir Janac
David Tipsd-George
Sas
Ana Lord Murray
Atu
Lioyd-George
Lloyd George
Robert Cecil
Lloyd-Cavers
Ray
Leo Chiveza Malley
Stanley Owen Buckmaster
Uberal
Frederick Banbury
le Stave
Labor Pledges Support for Equal Suffrage Movement
A large Atlanta suffrage meeting at Carnegie Library heard Labor Federation leaders and professionals pledge support for woman suffrage in Georgia. Speakers emphasized child labor law, compulsory education, free school boots, and an employers’ labor bill while praising Mary L. McLendon and Clark Howell. The state convention is set for July 9-10 at the capitol.
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Atlanta Hallal Suffrage Association
Carnegie Lbrary
Georgia
A. KR. Woodall
Marks
Georgia Federation of Labor
Louis P. Marquardt
Organization Committee
The
Atlanta Federation
Labor Booke Woman's Rights
J. J. Gillett
Mary L. McLendon
National Equal Suffrage Association
The Duke of Durham at the Bijou draws large crowds
Large audiences attended three Bijou performances of The Duke of Durham as the musical comedy tabloid proves popular. The theater offers matinees daily at 3 and evening shows at 7 and 9, with bargain prices sustaining audience appeal.
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Duke of Durham
Orday
Bijou
Keith Vaudeville at Fornstn Delights Atlanta Audience
The Fornstn venue was packed on Wednesday as the Keith vaudeville bill, featuring Bud Fisher's Murt and Jeff sketches and Paulina Welch’s engaging songs, offered a witty reel variety program that drew broad audience interest in the famous cartoonist’s work.
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Keith
Fornstn
Forsyth
Atlanta
Bud Fisher
Murt
Jeff
Paulina Welch
Quo Vadis at the Grand History in Photo Drama Form
George Brenna presents a photo drama version of Henry Sienkiewicz's Quo Vadis at the Grand History with matinees and nightly showings daily. The production, first seen at the Astor in New York and later in Chicago Philadelphia and Baltimore, draws large crowds with its grand splendor and lavish appeal.
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George Brenna
Henry Sienkiewicz
Astor Theater
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Jear Stone
London political rumors wrap Marconi share debate
The report centers on right Reverend H. L. Samuel and connections to the attorney general and chancellor of the exchequer. Denials of dealings in Marconi shares surface as attention shifts to upcoming final speeches by Premier Asquith and Foreign Secretary Sir Watard Grey.
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London
Hia
H. L. Samuel
Zeneral
Im Marconi
Asquith
Watard Grey
Tomorrows
Cotton Seed Allotment Alleged by Trust in Oklahoma
Guthrie June 18. W. H. Coyle company president on trial for cotton pool scheme. Former bookkeeper Brown testified districts in Oklahoma were divided into seed territories to control supply. Seed tonnage allocated to mills in Tennessee Arkansas Missouri Illinois to keep them out of the territory. Said to be carried out by the Sons of Plato and New States Brokerage. Letters signed by Coyle referenced a wedge this year and bigger push next year.
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Guthrie
Oklo
O. Brown
W. H. Coyle Company
W. H. Coyle
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Brown
Sons of Plato
New States Brokerage Company
Coyle
Taft to preside at Gettysburg Blue Gray reunion
Gettysburg June 18 former President Taft will preside over the great gathering of Confederate and Union veterans at the Gettysburg celebration. He is expected to deliver the principal oration on July 4. President Wilson was expected to preside but probably will not attend.
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Gettysburg
Taft
Wilson
Funeral for Deputy Dave Yancey as fundraises for his family
The body of Dave Yancey a special court deputy was laid to rest at Forest Park cemetery after a service at Lakewood Heights Baptist Church. More than 800 was raised for his widow and six children with donations from neighbors and Atlanta bar members, including substantial sums from local lawyers and civic figures. Funds were solicited to cover the home on Jonenboro road and to start the family anew.
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Dave Yancey
Forest Park Cemetery
Friends of the
Lakewood Heights Baptist Church
Ray. J. P. McConnell
Grayson
Gwinnett County
Yancey
Jonenboro Road
J. H. Owen
F. Moody
H. Stanley
Drew Liddell
B. DeBray
F. T. Thomason
J. I Anthony
Dave Steinheimer
Lawton Nalley
W. S. Dillon
G. H. Spratling
T. Battle
Lamar Wim
J. McDonald, Jr
I. W. James
Hen Conyers
Leonard Hans
T J. Lewis
Paul Etheridge
Arneaud & Donehoo
Henarix and Silverman
Stiles Hopkins
T. H. Jegfrten
B. Blackburn
John
Schwarta & Bliem
D. W. Liddell
Cagh
Carlos & Poulos
C. G. Battle
W. D. Ellis
Gober & Jackson
James L. Key
A. G Powell
J. A Branch
Jusan S. Chambers
T. P. Westmoreland
W. L. Smith
Yallery
Ooty
John H. Owen
Paul L. Lindsay
Wimbish and Ellis
W. C. Puckett
W. W. Wisanski
W. and
J.D
J. R. Scott
G. J. Smith
J. B. Portwood
Dr. J. M. Pierce
HL. Culverson
F. L. Hunter
CG. Hin
Herbert Benjamin
Winn
Charles C. Thorn
G Fuller
Knoxville Teen Shot by Son-in-Law in Domestic Tragedy
James Willlame was shot and killed this morning at his son-in-law Robert Martin's home in Knoxville. Martin, a barber, was arrested as details of a domestic dispute emerged. The report notes alleged trouble and the suspected motive. The item also includes unrelated advertisements for tonics and strength boosters.
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Knoxville
James Willlame
Robert Martin
Martin
Riley to Lead Job Talks at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr W B Riley a Minneapolis pastor-evangelist starts a series on the Book of Job at the Baptist Tabernacle on Luckie street with Thursday 3 30 pm service and will also speak each evening for the next week. He recently spoke at a Bible conference in Asheville NC and is a close friend of Dr Len Broughton.
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W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
the Tabernacle
Mrs Florence Kamper to Rest in West View
The death of Mrs Florence B Kamper last Tuesday shocked friends across the state. Her funeral will be from the Church of the Incarnation at 4 PM, with interment at West View. She was wife of Charles J Kamper of Kamper Grocery, once from Baltimore, lived in Atlanta for years. Survived by husband mother Mrs E G Hence of Baltimore, brother Louiseakta Fitzgerald Ga, three sons C J Jr Francia Louie Kamper, two daughters Mrs Francis Knaue Miya Katherine Kamper.
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Florence B.kamper
Church of the Incarnation
West View
Charles J. Kamper
Kamper Grocery Company
Baltimore
Atlanta
Louiseaakta
Fitzgerald, Ga
Francia
Louie Katmner
Francis Knaue
Miya Katherine Kamper
Dr Fleming to Tell of Chancellorsville Battle
Dr W D Fleming of Virginia will deliver a lecture on The Battle of Chancellorsville tonight at 2 oclock at Second Baptist Church. The Rubio is cordially invited especially Confederate veterans. Admission is free and no collection will be taken.
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W. D. Fleming
Virginia
Battle of
Chancellorsville
Second Baptist Church
Woodmen of World selects San Francisco meeting site
San Francisco will be the next meeting place for the sovereign camp Woodmen of the World in 1915 after a vote of 126 to 43 over St. Paul Minn. Other bidding cities included New York Chicago Omaha Louisville and others.
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Jacksonville
Fla
San Francisco
Woodmen of the World
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Chicago
Omaha
Lowlaville
Sewanee Grants Doctor of Civil Law to Miss Sarah Elliott
Nashville Tenn June 16 At the Sewanee university commencement Miss Sarah Barnwall Elliott received the degree of doctor of civil law The recipient is a southern author and president of the Tennessee Equal Suffrage league
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Nashville
Tenn
University of the South At
Sewanee
Sarah Barnwall Eliott
Tennessee Equal Buffrage League
Olmstead suspended as Houston probes bureau abuse
Washington reports Victor H. Olmstead chief of the agriculture department statistics bureau was suspended by Secretary Houston pending an inquiry into charges of lack of discipline and poor administration. The solicitor has begun investigation and reforms already begun aimed at quelling disaffection and confusion within the bureau.
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Washington
Victor H. Olmstead
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Houston
Kwan Anid
Hauaton
Gimstead
Census Bureau
Hunter Named by Wilson for Montgomery Receiver
President Wilson today nominated John Hunter as receiver of public moneys at Montgomery Alabama. The action follows the standard federal appointments process and places Hunter in charge of handling government funds for the district.
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Hunter
Wilson
Washington
John 8
Montgomery
Ala
15000 Men To Strike In The Coal Fields
Charleston West Virginia June 18 a general strike of miners in the New River coal field District No 29 United Mine Workers will be called next week Fifteen thousand men are employed in New River Reid The decision to call the strike was reached today at Beckley Haggerty attended the meeting and returned tonight It is said the fate of 15000 idle miners rests on concessions from operators Some operators may grant terms and be protected when the strike comes Restlessness and possible walkout in the mines are noted with rumors of conferences among New River operators and plans to extend the strike to Cabin and Paint Creeks
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Charleston
W. Va
Miasra
New River Coal Field
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Haggerty
International Minere’ Board
New River Reid
Beckley
Haggerty
Apd
Cabin
Paint Creeks
Minera
From Legation to Embassy in Spain Bill Passes Senate
Washington June 18 The bill to upgrade the United States legation in Spain to an embassy passed the senate with minimal opposition and now proceeds to the house for final action.
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Washington
United States Legation
Spain
Senate
House
Youth Council Meeting For 1581 Royal Archmimt Attend
A regular Al-Fanta lodge session No. 18 B P.O. of Bike will be held Thursday evening June 13 at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren are invited to meet with us. Refreshments and cigars. Matters of great importance to all will be presented. J E Chandler Regent.
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Royal Archmimt
KPI
J. E. Chandler
al- Fanta Lodge
Fulton Lodge
Masonic Temple
Carr Cain
Peachtree
Samuel A Boorstin
W. 5S. Richardson
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Clark Howell
Isma Dooly
Mrs. McLendon
Bros
Margaret McWhorter
California
Empire State
South
Leonard Grossman
Illinois
United States
Capitol
the Duke of Durham
Florence Kamper
DR. Fleming
Woodmen OF World Select
Sarah Elliott
Bureau of Agriculture Department
West Virginia
Edgewood
New
Railroad
Forrest & Ceorce
Whiteford Avenue
McLendon
Hooper
John J. Woodside
Bell
Weyman 4 Connors
St Equitable Bullying
Milwaukee
Edgewood Ave
Pryor St
RED Man Brand
Earl & Wilson Makers OF
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Fifteenth Street
West Peachtree
B. M. Grant & CO. Grant Building
J. B. Hughes
Onpcale
Nett
Bell Main
Willingham
Tift Lumber Co
AL Dunn
Theo Mast
H. M. Patterson & Son
Robert Sharpe
CG. E. Pollard
C. HR Snyder
Thoma Peters
HW. Fraser
Co. F. Kauffman
W. B. Mansfeld
S L. Rhorer
Barclay & Brandor CO
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
West
Harry G. Poole
India Now
Funeral Home
S. Pryor Street
Bette
Atlanta Floral CO
Ieee East Faw
Pilon
Capudine
Bgkaks
Eastasn
York Wuarantess
Walton
Mason, Renwick & Lawrence
Washington, B. C
Giatanzuel
Messia
Frank Hawkins
Thos. C. Erwin
Wood
W. H. Jennison
J. W. Blosser
FW. Kriegshaber
Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster, Howell
War Department
U. S. Engineer Office
Earl I Brown
Marlette Street
W. M. Fao
Atlanea
Gielock
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