Chains Free Sylvia Pankhurst Leads London Suffragette Clash
Sylvia Pankhurst and her followers were arrested after a dramatic chain and clash in Victoria Park as police broke chains and cuffs. Suffragists invaded churches at Westminster Abbey and Newcastle Cathedral, protested forcible feeding, and clashed with anti suffragists in Hyde Park and the West End forcing police protection.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Victoria Park
Chaing
Sylvia
Hampstead Heath
Westminster Abbey
Newcastle Cathedral
Newcastle
Hyde Park
Polion
Piedmont Park Lake Opens Amid Bathing-Suit Debate
Piedmont Park Lake opens for the season with hundreds of bathers expected. The park board will strictly enforce rules against sleeveless suits for men despite petitions calling for repeal. Board member MLB Young cites past votes and stresses restraint after previous debates.
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Piedmont Park
Board of Park Commissioners
Board ‘of Commissioners
Atlanta
Mlb. Young
Park Board
Bradley Funeral Train Heads to Kentucky for Senator Bradley
A special train carrying the body of the late Senator W. C. Bradley of Kentucky, family members, and delegations from the Senate and House will depart Washington tomorrow over the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Frankfort, Kentucky. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. John South, the senator’s daughter.
Prohibition Advocate Patmont claims kidnapping motive
Rev Louis R Patmont, missing since March 31 from Westville IL, told St Louis reporters he was kidnaped and knows his captors. He describes being moved by red car to Danville Vermilion county grand jury and details days in dark cellars with bindings and hunger while narrating a plan to burn his found house near Columbia.
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St. Louis
Louis R Patmont
Prohibition
Westville
Danville
Vermilion County
Patment
Tolumbia
Patmont
John L. Brandt
First Christian Church
Columbia
Brandt
J. F. Bickel
Bickel
John EH. Leatman
Coit
Bickal
Danyilte
Bitkel
Cleveland
Ohio
Snakes roam Decatur Street in Atlanta after midnight
A dozen large snakes escaped from 3 Central Avenue and swarmed Decatur Street in a wild scene on a busy Saturday night. Police, aided by two local Black men, killed most snakes and collected a pile two feet high. Two rattlers remained at large, kept for exhibit at 3 Central Avenue.
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Decatur Street
Atlanta
No. 3
Central Avenue
Georgia Hardware Men Meet at Tybee Tuesday
Savannah Georgia May 24 More than a hundred delegates from across the state gather Tuesday morning at Hotel Tybee to open the ninth annual convention of the Georgia Retail Hardware Dealers association President J R Hall will preside as the convention runs Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday The event marks a major gathering of hardware trade leaders in Georgia.
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Savannah
Hotel Tybee
J. R. Hall
Georgia Retail Hardware Dealer’ Association
Hand of God in Recent Events Highlighted by Marion Jackson
Marion Jackson, leader of the Men and Religion Forward Movement, told a North Avenue Presbyterian audience that God’s hand guides current events. He praised Bryan for banning Mquer from the table and Daniels for prohibiting intoxicants in the navy, criticized newspapers, and argued President Wilson seeks peace in Mexico without war. He warned voters against repeating outrages and urged action on the liquor question.
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Marion Jackson
Men and Religion
Christian Endeavor
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
God
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Washington
Bryan
Mquer
Daniels
Mexico
Wilson
Saturday Evening Post
Changes in Pulpits Across Three Atlanta Churches
Sunday discussions at First Presbyterian Baptist Tabernacle and St Luke s Episcopal urged Dr C B Wilmer to stay in Atlanta. The First Presbyterian called Rev J S Lyons of Louisville as pastor, and St Luke s vestry endorsed Wilmer staying, citing his valued leadership and city impact. Lincoln McConnell announced he will resign as pastor of Baptist Tabernacle in September due to outside commitments.
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First Presbyterian
Baptist Tabernacle
St. Luke's Episcopal
Atlanta
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
de. C. B. Wilmer
University of the South
First Presbyterian Church
J. 8. Lyons
First Presbyterian Church of
Louisville
C B. Wilmer
St. Luke's Hoisconal
Dr. Wilmer
Wilmer
Sewanee
St. Luke's Church
St Luke's Church
C. B. Wilmer
St. Luke's Parish
Elort
Kingdom of
Goa
L. Harrison
David Woodward
Alex W. Smith
D. Whitaker
St. Luke's Vestry
M’connell
Lincoln McConnell
the Baptist Tabernacle
McConnell
Lyceum
Tabernacle Church
the Tabernacle
Dr. McConnell
Connec
Home Rule Bill Nearing Final Passage in Commons
London May 24 Home rule appears certain to pass a third reading and become law within forty eight hours despite Ulster opposition and a possible civil clash. Provisional government plans and armed volunteers in Ulster raise fears across Ireland as police and military prep for potential disturbances.
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London
House of Command
House of Lords
Ireland
Dublin
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Asquith
Ipswich
C. F. G. Masterman
Duchy of Lancaster
Herbert Samuel
England
Ulster
Agslat
Londonderry
Tyrone
Belfast
the Times
Ulster Volunteers
Derry
Committee of Safety
Orange
Marriage Eve Tragedy: Bride-To-Be Ends Her Life
In Knoxville Tennessee on May 24 William Riley aged 24 near Bluff City fatally shot himself on the eve of his wedding to Milas Laura Little age 20 who resided nearby. He had secured a marriage license and turned it over to a minister. Early Sunday morning Miss Little rose from bed and killed herself with a razor dying before aid could reach her.
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Knoxville
Tenn
William Riley
Bluff City
Milas Laura Little
Miss Little
Mediators Push Plan to Stabilize Mexico as Huerta Fears Collapse
Mediators rapidly push a plan to stabilize Mexico City amid advancing constitutionalists and potential Huerta collapse. They expect U S influence to enforce an arms embargo, shape a provisional government, and avoid chaos. a commission may govern temporarily until elections.
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Huerta
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Niagara Parls
Ont
Niagara Falls
Canada
Carranza
Garranza
Constitutionaltets
Weather forecast for several states looks fair early week
Georgia and the Carolinas report generally fair conditions with rising temperatures on Monday and Tuesday. Florida expects fair weather with possible showers in the south. Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana forecast fair conditions Monday and Tuesday. Tennessee anticipates fair skies and continued warmth Monday and likely Tuesday.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
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