Austrians Attack Italian Front In Advancing Push
Dispatches from the Italian front report Austrian regiments replacing customs guards as they strike on the Tyrol front near Mori and Roverto. Alpine troops encircle Vrata. Hungarians assault Monte Nero but are repulsed with heavy casualties. Austrian warships shell Pesaro and nearby towns with minor civilian injuries reported.
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London
Landsturm
Tyrol
Mori
Roverto
Vienna
Plava
Isonio
Pesaro
Timini
Fano
Adriatic
Rome
Rimini
Verona
Chasso
Paris
Mor
Raverto
Brentonico
Aitisaimo
Serravale
Lagaring
Arsa
Udine
Taty
Via
Chiasso Fand Passe
Frenta
Tailan Alping Treans
Monte Nero
Vrata
Austrian War Office
Dsonzo
Piava
Piedmont
Ploeken
Monte Coston
Tomght
Fane
Penaro
Itimini
Romini
Vaudeville and Mutual Master Pictures In The Limelight
At the theaters packed audiences enjoy Charley Grapewin and the Rigoletto Brothers in a varied vaudeville bill at the Strand. The act features Grapewin’s character delineation and lively scraps of song, with the Rigoletto Brothers delivering versatile gymnastic songs and comedy. The Strand also presents a four part Mutual Master picture Up From the Depths starring Courtney Foote and Gladys Brockwell, a tale of elopement and ascent from a dim past to a brighter future set in a cafe scene with over two hundred performers.
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Courtney Foote
Gladys Brockwell
Mutual Master Picture
Xormgums
Thespis
Usle
Charley Grapewin
Rigoletto Brothers
Honore
Weazon
Poughkeepsie
Ethel
BracDonough
Lovabin
Keyatons
Chapin
Strand Theater
Thomas Jefferson
Conny Taland
Boifeuillet Returns After Stay in London
Colonel John T. Boifeuillet, longtime clerk of the Georgia House, returns from London where he served as ambassadorial attache. He sailed June 5 aboard the St Paul, arrived in New York, then Atlanta, and awaits the Georgia legislature. He plans to return to London after adjournment if permitted.
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General Assembly
Europe
Kimball House
Botfeullet
Willam Jennings Bryan
London
Liverpool
St. Paul
New York
State Department
Washington
Bolfeuillet
Atlante
Segan Brym
Bryan
Lusitania
England
Hoffeulttet
Atlanta
Georgia
Bolfeulttet
A. 0. Bacon
United States
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Boifewlet
Paris
Atlantic
Colonel E. Mouse
America
Colonel House
St Paul
Ahe
Boifeuillet
Boifeuiliet
Pase Seenger
Port
Maloney
Plans Are Made For New Macon Station
Macon Georgia June 18 Special President W A Winburn of Central of Georgia railway in Macon today stated that plans for the new union passenger station to be built at Fifth and Cherry streets are being drawn by Fellheimer and Long New York architects and will be ready to submit to the railroad commission by September 1 the final limit set by the commission in an order to the railroad Several preliminary plans have been submitted and the current drawings have mayor and council and railroad commission approval The sketches call for a million dollar station.
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Macon
W. A. Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway
Union
Fifth and
Cherry Streets
Fellheimer
Long
New York
Railroad Commission
Wind and hail tornadoes wreaked havoc across Kansas and Missouri
Dozens killed and many injured as wind, hail and floods swept through Missouri and Kansas. Homes blown down, bridges collapsed, and railroad cars derailed across Fort Scott, Onaga, Archer and Nevada areas. Farm buildings destroyed and stock losses reported amid widespread property damage.
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Missouri
Kansan
Goltry
Olka
J. R. Johnson
Valney Kraft
Melvin Pipkin
Pipkin
Clyde Carwood
E Bowen
Prisgo
Fort Scott
J.T. Wood
John Burges
Onaga
Jorrig
Wee
la Tour
Henry County
Archer
Okla
Kan
Nevada
Deerfield
Walker
Harwood
Stock
Menacing reply to Wilson from Mexican convention government
Washington reports that Francisco Lagos Chazaro, head of the Villa Zapata convention in Mexico City, says the convention will maintain Mexican dignity and seeks peace by unifying factions. The note, relayed by Brazil, argues Wilson’s statements amount to advice, not a right to intervene, and urges a fusion of contending groups with reforms. States hopes for a friendly end to the fratricidal struggle, while avoiding any threat to Mexican sovereignty.
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Washington
United States
Francisco Lagos Chazaro
Villa-Zapata Conventre
Mexico City
Wilson
William
Carranza
Mexico
Indianapolis
Zapata
State Department
Villa
Carranza Ad
Hia
New Brown Uniforms for Atlanta Street Sweepers
Atlanta's street sweepers will wear brown uniforms chosen by the board of health after Friday's meeting. The department will fund and supply the outfits, with Chief John Jentaen ordered to purchase immediately. Two uniform styles were considered, one rejected, and 184 workers are slated to receive the new attire.
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Atlanta
Board of Health
John Jentaen
Bolt Fires Barn Near Jonesboro in Electric Storm
During a lightning storm five miles east of Jonesboro, a barn owned by Mehmning and identified as the Wilson place was struck and burned. A mule on the premises had access to a good supply of feed.
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Jonesboro
Tia
Mehmning
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