Butte Miners Clash as Dynamite Fails to Deter Union Hall Siege
Violent clashes erupt in Butte as deputies halt a miner hall assault. Three men shot including a bystander, dynamite planted near Union Hall fails to cause major damage, leaders including Moyer flee. Deputies guard streets while seceders organize with IWW ties amid ongoing unrest.
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Butte
Union Hall
Mont
Viotenca
Butte Miners’ Union
Sheriffa
Stewart
Charles H. Mayer
Western Federation of Miners
Miners Union
Michigan Copper
Industrial Workers of the World
Driscoll
Hirnest Noy
Montana Demurrage Bureau
Deau
Conlocter
J. H. Brune
Miners’ Hall
Charles Kramer
Los Angeles
Moyer
Federation
Duncan
Helena
Union
M. McDonald
Lawmakers Gather for Georgia Fifty Day Session
The Georgia General Assembly opens with members from every county arriving at the Kimball House. Six new lower house members will replace deceased or resigned colleagues. The morning session begins at 10 with the governor's message read Thursday. Bills include beer provisions under local option, new counties, and state textbooks.
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Rabun Gap
Tybee
Kimball House
Georgia
John Boifeuilist
Kimball
Winder
Harrow
H. N. Ramey, Jr
BR. L. Carthers
A.A. Camp
W. H Toole
J. T. Stroup
J.J. Wilson
Senate
Sesson
General Assembly
Pat Cook
McIntosh County
George EB. Atwood
John D. Clark
S&s
The Constitution Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Info
The Constitution offers a free public bureau to help locate rooms or boarding. Readers are invited to list rooms for rent with The Constitution by calling Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001.
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Bureau of
Atlanta
Tornado Ravages Watertown Leaves Nine Dead
Sioux Falls reports nine killed and forty injured as a tornado sweeps Watertown South Carolina destroying 60 or more buildings and cutting all telegraph and telephone lines. The storm disrupts communications to the city and area, with swollen damage feared to rise as details arrive.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
S. C
Chicago
Durazzo Reported Captured by Albanian Rebels
Paris reports Albanian insurgents stormed Durazzo. Vienna dispatches claim rebels also seized Fogozan 64 miles southeast of Soutar and threaten Avlona Berat and Fieri. London has not confirmed the Durazzo capture.
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Paris
Durazzo
London
Vienna
Fl Gassan
Soutar
Avlona
Berat
Fieri
Workmen Buried as Brooklyn Subway Collapse Hits City
New York June 23 nearly half a block of sidewalk and superstructure over a new Brooklyn subway caved in today burying more than twenty work men, killing one and badly injuring six. A wagon and horses were engulfed and one animal killed. Firemen and police reserved to dig out the injured. The cave in ranks among the most serious in New York subway construction. superintendent and foreman arrested pending investigation.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kiten
Mrs Pennybacker Improves After Nervous Collapse
Mrs Pennybacker of Austin Texas president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs is much improved after a nervous collapse in Mishawaka yesterday. It is improbable she will address the Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs convention in South Bend where the district session is now in progress.
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Pennybacker
South Bend
Ind
Percy V. Pennybacker
Austin
Tex
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mishawaka
Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
FourYearOld Boy Rescued After Georgia Fire
Four-year-old Jack Richardson wandered lost near Marietta street and North avenue in western Atlanta seeking home. A stray woman misled him and he remained missing from about 4 pm until a passerby and officers located him near the conflagration. Motorcycle Officers Evans and Palmer delivered him to his relieved parents after six hours apart.
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Marietta Street
North Avenue
Jack Richardson
E.T. Richardson
East Blits Street
Atlanta
Jack
Evans
Palmer
Carter Robbed by Negro Footpads in Atlanta
M Carter Jr arrived from Rockingham Ga to serve as a house attache for the assembly. He was robbed at Peachtree and Auburn by three masked men who pistol whipped him and took $41 and his gold watch. Police at Ivy Street nabbed Henry Armstrong and Will Hill, with a third fled. suspects detained as highway robbers.
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S M Carter, Jr
Atlanta
Rockingham
General Assembly
Nolice
Carter
Peachtree Street
Auburn Avenue
Ivy Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Allen
Kirk
Henry Armstrong
Lyerly Alley
Will Hill
Piedmont Avenue
Hill
Imperial Gift for Wilson
Washington June 22 President Wilson received a handsomely bound copy of Germanys naval year book by a faction of Emperor William and the gesture was presented today.
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Wilson
Washington
William
Germany
Pickard Accepts Call of Mercer University
Dr W L Pickard of Savannah accepts Mercer University presidency after trustees meeting. Salary set at 4000 dollars yearly with a 1 million dollar endowment planned. He will alternate between Macon and Savannah while continuing his Savannah pastorate for now. Tomorrow trustees to decide general manager and name a business manager with Pickard’s approval.
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Mincan
W. L. Pickard
Savannah
Mercer University
Board of Trustees
Pigkard
Macon
Pickard
Woman Suffrage Bill Defeated in Louisiana House
Baton Rouge June 28 The Man ion Bill providing for submission to voters of a constitutional amendment granting suffrage to women was defeated in the house today 69 to 41. A two thirds vote would have been required for passage and a motion to reconsider was entered.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
House
Playing Convict Boys Die In Cave Collapse Near Home
Two Detroit boys aged 11 and 13, Paul Cain and Henry Stedman, died when dirt collapsed in a clay cave they dug near their homes while pretending to be escaped convicts. Siblings Fatehline Stedman and William Cole survived, and authorities recovered the bodies of the deceased children from the debris.
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Paul Cain
Henry Stedman
Wemphll Avenue
Kenry Stedman
Wemphill Avenue
Fathaline Stedman
Slster
Henry
William Cole
W. M. Cole
Hemphill Avenue
All Candidates Get Busy in Final Auto Race Push
The Constitution election contest heats up as four days remain until midnight June 27. Candidates vie for one of thirteen automobiles and nine Ludden & Bates $750 self playing pianos, urging subscribers and votes while warning that issued votes must be returned to count.
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Contest Department
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Manly
Ludden & Bates
Carranza Refuses Huerta Talks Amid Conference Hope
Mexican constitutionalists in New Orleans and Washington remain hopeful for a conference approach with Carranza insisting no talks with Huerta will occur, except on the battlefield. Breceda plans a Washington mission while Iglesias Calderon pursues independent efforts with officials.
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Carranza
Breceda
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Iberal
Mexico
Iglesias Calderon
Washington
Liberal Party
Weington
United States
Wilson
Bryan
Assur
Juan Fr. Urquidi
Iglesias Catderon
New Oreans
Carrante
Niagara Falls
Weather forecast for midweek stays generally fair
Prophecy calls for generally fair weather with continued warmth Wednesday and Thursday. Daily weather report notes figures for lowest and highest temperatures, mean and normal expectations, plus rainfall and deficiency figures to date, though exact numbers are not provided in the readable text.
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Legislative
Price
John T. Boifeuillet
J. Rhodes Browne
Clark
W. H. Burwell
Charles Northen
South Dakota
Carter, JR
Mercer
Bel
Dowment
Huerta
General Villa
Georgie
Vartan Statio
Ain
Birmingham
Boston
Brownsvill
Eldy
Charleston
Chicara
Denver
Olahoma
Pittsburg
Clear
Portland
Rainé
Raleigh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Paul
Salt Lake
Von
Herrmann
Lewspaprel Rchlye
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