Trust Measur es Slated to Hold Congress Stage
Washington June 21 The senate will begin work on anti trust legislation tomorrow led by Senator Newlands who will move the first measure to the floor via the federal trade commission bill. Leaders expect adjournment only after trust bills pass, with a party conference to decide action. Secretary Bryan to discuss treaties with Colombia and Nicaragua amid strong opposition. House aims to speed money bills with night sessions while senate delays appropriations until the new year.
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House Lands Committee
Virginia Military Institute Commencement Opens with Sermon
In Lexington Virginia commencement week at VMI began with Rev George B Gilmer of Draper delivering the baccalaureate sermon on the Dignity and Worth of Labor. Many alumni attended the ceremonies as the event kicked off on June 22.
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Virginia Military Institute
George B Gilmer
Draper
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Manager killed by six trained lions in a cage
Chicago report says six lions killed and partially devoured the manager Dietrich as he entered their cage in a box car. Trilby the oldest lion tried to intervene but was pushed aside. Lions owned by Madame Adgie Castillo. Rescue efforts by police and fire crews with a pike pole.
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Hmerson Dietrich
Dietrich
Hon
George McChord
Lons
Wes
McChord
Teddy
Trilby
Victiora Francee
Adgie Castillo
de Mons
Madame Castillo
Swimmers Search Lake for Diamond Ring at East Lake
A hundred athletes from the Atlanta Athletic Club spent Sunday afternoon diving for a $250 diamond solitaire that slipped from the finger of Symmes, a Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph special agent. The ring vanished after a tennis game toss, with water depths around twenty feet making recovery unlikely.
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East Lake Country
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Southern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Symmes
Dean C T A Pise Bids St Philip's Farewell
Dean T A Pise of St Philip's cathedral bids farewell after eight years of service with the congregation in Atlanta. He and his family plan to move to Goshen N Y to become rector of St James Episcopal Church. The departure follows broad local praise and church history.
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St. Philip's Cathedral
Pise
Goshen
St. James
Episcopal Communion
United States
Marietta
Bt. Philip's
Albion W. Knight
Cuba
Porto Rico
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
JW English
Robert F Maddox
Charles 5. Currier
James G. Woodward
St Philip's
Druise
Dean Old
Death by own action at Buckeye Cotton Mill in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia on June 21 special agent J- Joe Kong night watchman at Buckeye Cotton OM mill shot himself after a day of heavy drinking. Authorities ruled no foul play and will hold no inquest. The deceased was about 60 years old.
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Augusta
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Buckeye Cotton OM
The Constitution Will Find You Rooms or Board
The Constitution runs a free Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information to help the public locate rooms or board. Anyone with a room for rent is urged to list it, with contact via Main Sacco or Atlanta Sox phone numbers.
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Happy Young Couple Wed Three Days Early by Friends
James E Fitzpatrick and Miss Mary Louise Hammond wed ahead of their scheduled date after a spontaneous challenge from friends at Inman Park Methodist Church The ceremony took place at Rev Leorada's home before the couple returned home to tell their families in East Point and Inman Park area.
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James E Fitzpatrick
Mary Louise Hammond
Inman Park Methodist Church
Mary Malone
J. C. Willis
Fitzpatrick Uvyea
East Point
Josephine Avenue
Inman Park
Tragedy at Mc Ewen: Farmer and Wife Die in Fire
Nashville reports a wealthily situated Le Carter and his wife in Mc Ewen Tennessee set fire to their clothes with coal oil at 2 PM. Carter died three hours later and his wife succumbed to injuries at 6 PM. A neighbor, George Nesbitt, helped extinguish the blaze. Clifford Carter serves in the U S Army at Vera Cruz.
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le Carter
McEwen
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Clifford Carter
United States Army
Vera Cruz
Auto Ruins Wheel but Fails to Stop on Peachtree
J Leaptrott, a young man from 886 Spring Street, was struck by a seven passenger Dig auto on Peachtree and Ponce de Leon avenues. The machine fled, dragging the cyclist fifteen feet, but Leaptrott escaped serious injury with a sprained knee. Witnesses say the car sped away after crossing Peachtree, the plate read aso4 Ga. Leaptrott asked police to file reckless driving charges against the owner.
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Peachtrees
Flames Threaten Y W C A Dormitory Fire
Fire at the Young Women's Christian Association dormitory at 19 West Baker Street caused minor damage to a closet, destroying gowns. Firefighters saved dresses, while spectators gathered and rumors spread that a girl was trapped, later proved groundless.
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Taxis and Tangoing Undoing of Mrs Alsop in New York
Mrs Hffle Papa Shil Alsop once of Washington Georgia and wife of Pittsburgh millionaire Edward B Alsop faced intoxication charges after a night of taxi rides and tango restaurants. She wandered city blocks, ignored police, and was discharged by magistrate Murphy after multiple appearances, with reporters trailing and a taxi sickening bruise noted.
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Hffle Papa Shil Alsop
Washington, Ga
Eaward B. Alsop
Pittsburg
Taxla
West Forty-seventh Street
Mike’ Hays
Tiare
Hays
Mia
Haya
Ms Fare
Ansonia
Murphy
Alsop
Mra Alwop
Five More Days In Constitution Contest Draw Near
The Constitution urges five days left in a mobile campaign contest. It stresses persistent, positive effort, warns against rumors, and encourages subscribers to gain votes by expanding outreach. The piece notes few candidates have big leads, prizes for top performers, and that success depends on individual effort and integrity.
Carranza Rejects Mediation Proposals in Mexico Crisis
General Carranza replies to mediation notes sent by the commission, expressing inability to discuss armistice, agrarian reform, or provisional government. He reiterates constitutionalist priorities and asserts duty as commander in chief, while diplomacy shifts toward a new mediation course designed to avoid deadlock. Cuban editors pledge support as mediators unveil a new constitutional plan.
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Ovia Lare
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General Weather Outlook Across States Next Week
General forecast shows fair and warm conditions for Georgia Virginia and North Carolina with unsettled day Monday and isolated showers Tuesday. South Carolina Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana expect generally fair Monday and possible local thunder showers Monday night. Tennessee remains generally warm and fair with continued warm conditions Monday and Tuesday.
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