Nicaraguan turmoil tied to American bankers probe
Washington reports a Senate foreign relations committee inquiry into relations between the Nicaraguan government and U S bankers, the State Department role, and the proposed Nicaragua treaty offering canal zones and bases in exchange for 3.6 million dollars. The probe faces revolved in railroad and bank control.
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United States
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Eame
Postmaster Sued for Breach of Promise in Georgia
Miss Dennie S Harlan files breach of promise suit in Tattnall County Superior Court seeking 10 000 damages against P B Sandifer postmaster and prominent local businessman. Accuses him of long courtship and promises to marry, with letters of devotion collected before his marriage to a Mississippi woman. First such suit in the county.
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Dennie S Harlan
Lawton Okia
Tattnall County
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Suffragists to Move on Congress in Equal Suffrage Push
Washington reports that on June 27 officers of the National Woman's Suffrage Association will present resolutions to Congress urging enactment of equal suffrage. President Ma rshall and Speaker Clark will receive the group with congressional committees. Delegates include Dr Anna Howard Shaw and Jane Addams along with Mrs Desha Breckinridge.
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Italian General Strike Threatens Throne As Warships Reach Ancona
Italian general strike grows tense with six warships sent to Ancona and the king under guard. Across major cities troops are mobilized amid anti monarchist sentiment and growing unrest.
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Italy
Ancona
Penoning Dikter Resinot
Georgia Chamber Backs Full Stock Show at Moultrie
Quitman June 18 A Tan letter from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce to the Brooks County Industrial Club states the state chamber cooperates with Moultrie to host a statewide stock show in November. The move backs what would be the largest livestock exhibition in Georgia, backed by a resolution from Southern commercial secretaries.
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Georgia endorses statewide livestock show committee plans
Georgia indorses the proposed live stock show and committee to secure state chamber cooperation. Moultrie plans for exhibition buildings are losing momentum as organizers delay dates. the exhibition is likely set for mid November between the 16th and 10th.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Moultrie
Naon and Houston Honored at Harvard Commencement
Cambriige Mass June 1 Ramulo Naon Argentinemimeter to Lis Tnlted States and David Franklin Houston secretary of amrecultur were among those who received degrees of doctor of laws from Harvard university at its Commencement sxercises today Mr Naon one of the 4 EU mediators and whoel government recently authorized his elevation to the rank of ambassador received the time degree From Yale university yestor day.
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Houston
David Franklin Houston
Amrecultur
Harvard University
Aon
Yale University
Federal Reserve System Advocated for Postwar Prosperity
Charleston June 19 business session at Isle of Palms features Rob Rhett of Charleston, a leading banker and U S Chamber board member, arguing that the new federal reserve system would stimulate business, ease credit, and expand prosperity by stabilizing currency and reducing financing frictions. Other speakers from Memphis Baltimore and Mobile urged adoption as the meeting’s agenda closes with notes on next meeting sites in Arkansas.
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Isle of Palms
Whalesale Grocers
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Chaleston
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United States Chamber At Commerce Board of Directors
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Federal Reserve System
Congress
SH Phlips
Memphis
RH Bord
Baltimore
H 4 Forcherme
Mobile
Tittle Rock
Hot Springs
Ark
Louisiana Moosemen Launch Fall Campaign in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 18 the Louisiana Moosemen opened their fall campaign with a rally. Speakers including John Parker and other state legislators criticized the Wilson administration and tariff policies, urging stronger action to aid sugar planters while pledging to pursue a more forceful stance.
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Louisiana
Vere Tolay
Ty John Mo Parker
Leusana
Speiers
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Wilson
Wexman
Ex Senator Hiscock Dies in North Yakima
Former United States Senator Brant Hiscock of Pompey New York and later North Yakima Washington died suddenly. A longtime ally of Horace Greeley he served six terms in the New York State Assembly and chaired a key committee. He was elected to the U S Senate in 1886 and served one term amid speculation of a 1888 Republican presidential nomination. A son T BR Hiscock survives.
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Pompey
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Washington
Rifles Landing Sought by Irish Volunteers on Connermirt Coast
Dublin reports large consignments of rifles and ammunition landed on the Connermirt coast for the Rationalist volunteers. Vessels sighted offshore for a week refused to reply to officials. Torpedo boats ordered to patrol the coast to prevent further shipments.
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Ireland
Connemirt
Kodak gift lights up welding day with new Rodakery gear
A Kodak gift from Moore & Sons brings fresh equipment for the welding day along Broad Street at Adva. The gift signals a move toward modern tools and techniques in local rodakery and metalwork, highlighting the shop’s embrace of new imaging and production aids.
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Ino II Moore & Sons
Fog drenched seas spark record string of ship accidents
Dense fog along the British coast triggers an unprecedented run of maritime incidents. The Kaiser Wilhelm II, Buelow, and other vessels strike rocks or hard grounding as passengers are evacuated. several crafts suffer bow and hull damage, with no loss of life reported. Reports tie a broader wave of incidents to dangerous conditions offshore.
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Lilond Company
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Incemare
Buelow
Yokohama
Blacknor Ba
Weymouth
Theodore Foosevelts
Impator
Bembridge
Isle of Wight
Imperator
Atherfield Ledge
Cawas
Wileim I
Storstad
Funeral for Mrs Zahner Draws City Clubwomen
Funeral services for Mrs Robert Zahner, noted Atlanta clubwoman and leader, will be held at St Luke's Church this afternoon with Rev B Wilmer officiating. Delegations from the Daughters of the Confederacy, United Daughters, and local women's clubs will attend, joining leaders in the Georgia Congress of Mothers and other organizations who mourn her loss.
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St Lukes Church
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Terment
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Georgia Congress of Mothers
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
T T Stevens
United Daughtry of the Confederacy
Hanter
George Losez
Georgia Federation of Warkas Luhs
Georgia Airman
Caneresa
Mothers
Ute Colonial Dames of
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Womans Club
Mra Zahners
Methodist Education Commission Seeks University Site
Birmingham Ala June 18 The educational commission of the Vetho dist Episcopal church south met to handle business assigned by the Oklahoma general conference and announced a committee on locating a large eastern Mississippi River institution. The committee chair will receive offers by July 15 and report to the July meeting. Members include Bishop W. C. Lindler Atlanta chairman Jo Ho Wetos Birmingham He Jamar Nasi JF Durban Charlotte and WW GoM Thomnag Chattanooga. Vanderbilt university matters not mentioned.
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Birminghim Ala
Vethodist Episcopal Church South
General Conference of the Church
Oklahoma
Mississippi River
Tor
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CU Indler
Atlanta
Jo HO Wetos
Birmingham
Jamar Nasi
Durban
Charlotte
Gom Thomnag
Farm Mortgage Loan Plan and Federal Reserve Proposal
Washington analyst William Williams estimates about 900 million in national bonds could back farm mortgage loans under a Federal Reserve provision. Banks may be allowed to issue loans if the act allows. experts caution many details remain unsettled and subject to routing through the federal arbiter.
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Washington
Wiliams
United States
Federal Reserve
Sumita
Willans
Leda
Tennessee Candidate Shot in a Quarrel
A Tennessee candidate was shot in a quarrel amid a tense political scene. Reports describe the incident at a polling or rally site where an injured individual required medical attention and authorities began an investigation into the confrontation.
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Tennessee
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