Bryan Defends Sincere Regret in Colombian Pact
Washington reports Secretary Bryan issued a formal defense of the Panama settlement noting sincere regret for events straining U S Colombia ties The statement compares earlier Taft era language with current text and says no material difference exists as archives promise further inspection and possible subcommittee review.
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Washington
United States
Colombia
Taft
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
United States of America
Republic of Colombia
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Wincere
Wilson
Last Honors Paid To Three Veterans Of Stars And Bars
Rev A R Holderby officiates at a triple funeral for three Confederate veterans from the Soldiers home at Harry G Poole chapel. The men are Peter Travers West Point 79 Henry Fowler Atlanta 75 and James Jolly Jackson 84. Interments were at West View cemetery.
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Harry G. Poole
Dr. Holderby
Georgia
Peter Traver
West Point
Henry Fowler
Atlanta
James Jolly
Jackson
West View Cemetery
Holderby
James C. Gord
Gray
Moropus Skeleton Sought From Agate Neb Fossil Field
New York reports the American Museum of Natural History will send Albert Thompson and companions to Agate Neb to search for Moropus fossils believed to be 1.5 million years old. The Moropus, resembling a rhinoceros body with a horse neck and armadillo claws, is sought after for a skeleton.
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New York
Agate
Neb
American Museum of Natural History
Albert Thompson
Fifty Years an Engineer Without an Accident
Dennis J. Cass in New York will retire after fifty years with the New York Central as an engineer who never had an accident. He will not switch to a motorman role despite a $1,000 weekly offer and his 70 years, choosing retirement as electric engines encroach. Cassin began with the railroad in 1861 and has long run the Empire State Express, carrying millions of passengers safely.
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New York
Dennis J. Cassin
New York Central
Cassin
Pld
Empire State Express
Culebra Cut May Bear Name of Col Gaillard
Washington on June 22 Representative Finley urged renaming Culebra Cut Gaillard Cut to honor Col David DaB Gaillard the army engineer who tamed the mountain foot and died from work related illness the president immediate approved the plan
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Culebra Cut
Col. Gaillard
Washington
Culebra
Gaillard
David Dab
Wilson
Representative Finley
South Caroline
Finley
The Constitution Bureau of Boarding and Rooms Ad
The Constitution offers a free public bureau to locate rooms or boarding in the city. Readers are invited to list available rooms or trent accommodations in the Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information. Call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001 for listings.
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Bureau of Information
Trent
Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House
Atlanta
Loew May Place Vaudeville House In Atlanta Soon
Promoters hold options on four sites for a new Loew vaudeville theater in Atlanta. Negotiations between Jeus Loew and William Oldknow aim to finalize a conference within a week, with an Atlanta opening likely this fall amid a bustling local theater scene including the Grand Forsyth Bijou Lyric and Orpheum.
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Oldiknow
the Constitution
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Forsyth
Bijou
Jewell Kelley
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Orpheum
Wife uses shotgun to save her husband on bridge
Savannah Ga June 22 A wife, Mrs John Manning, shot and wounded an unidentified white man during a cleft on the Seaboard Air Line bridge over the Ogeechee. She then armed her husband, who fatally shot the assailant as the fight ended. Manning was beaten by the attacker before the fatal confrontation.
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Savannah
John Manning
Seaboard Air Line
Ogeechee
Manning
Savannah Girl Awarded Red Cross Heroine Prize
Washington news reports Miss Doris Lappman of Savannah Georgia, a girl scout, saved a man overcome by gas while digging a well. For this gallant act she received a $50 prize from the National Red Cross Society, the first such award to girl scouts.
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Washington
Doris Lappman
Savannah Ga
National Red Cross Society
A Square Deal Desired by Wilson
Washington June 22 President Wilson called for a square deal and openness in business matters and anti trust policy. He criticized the routine flooding of form letters and telegrams protesting regulation as artificial campaigns and said no quarrel with those who share opinions. He urged communications to be signed and forwarded to officials.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Dead Janitor Mack McMichael Honored by First Presbyterian
Funeral services for Mack McMichael, janitor at First Presbyterian for 33 years, were held at 10 o clock Monday with elders and officers in attendance. White and colored members filled the church, prayers by Rev Brine, and burial planned in Jefferson, Ga. He died after paralysis at Grady hospital aged 68. church paid funeral expenses.
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First Presbyterian Church
A. R. Woodson
Newa
Brine
Auurn Avenue Baptist Church
Mack
Grady Hospital
Br B. H. Barnett
Jefferson, Ga
All Candidates Urged to Push Hard Before Contest Ends
The author warns that time is nearly gone and candidates must intensify effort as results will determine victory or defeat. Highlighted are prized Oakland cars and Ludden & Bates pianos, with each candidate’s share dependent on personal effort. Votes and ballots rules are outlined, stressing timely submission and no duplicates.
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Ludden & Bates
Yexter- Day
Seraom
Wilson Advocates Abolishing Mason and Dixon Line
President Wilson urged in a letter that the Mason and Dixon line be forgotten to reduce sectional tensions. He proposed routing the Lincoln Highway from Philadelphia to Gettysburg via Washington and Frederick, funded by loyal interests, with Lincoln markers along the macadam road. The exchange aims to create a unified national identity beyond regional divides.
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Washington
Wilson
H. B. Joy
Lincoln Highway Association
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Philisdelphia
New Latter City
Lincoln Monument
Frederick, M
Gettysbure
Wileos
Pennybacker in nervous collapse in Mishawaka
Mrs Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin Texas, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, is in nervous collapse at the home of Mrs K G Eberhart in Mishawaka. She had come to South Bend to address the convention of the Thirteenth District of the State Federation of Women's Clubs set to convene in South Bend the next day.
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South Bend
Ind
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Texas
General Federation of Women's Clubs
K. G. Eberhart
Mishawaka
Pennybacker
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Warring Mexicans Face Talks Aimed at Peace Plan
United States mediation brokers a face-to-face conference between constitutionalists and Huerta forces in Niagara Falls Ontario to end civil strife in Mexico. Delegations may meet within days to discuss provisional government and amnesty while mediation focuses on international questions.
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Ontario
Pand
Mexico
Constitutionalsta
Huerta
Villa
Carranza
Sion
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Washington
General Carranza
Luis Cabrera
Weather Prophecy Generally Fair For Georgia
Weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions across Georgia. Temperature details show low around 76, high around 341, mean near 0.00, and a past rainfall of 0 inches. Deficiencies noted since the start of the month and since January 4. Data dated 11/72.
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