Kitchener Keeps War Post as New Coalition Cabinet Formed
The new British coalition cabinet approves by King George with Lord Kitchener retaining the War Office. Arthur Balfour becomes First Lord of the Admiralty while Winston Churchill moves to Chancellor of the Duchy. Asquith remains Prime Minister. Lloyd George becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer and head of a new Ministry of Munitions.
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Dove of Peace Shadows Atlanta Hall Row Ends in Smiles
After a Tuesday committee meeting Mayor Tams and Alderman Albert Thomson exchanged greetings amid a rare amiable scene. The exchange followed political tensions as both men, long enemies, greeted each other with smiles and bowing acknowledgments before parting. Local observers noted the unusual cordial moment amid ongoing city hall politics.
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No Immediate Danger for King Constantine
Athens reports King Constantine shows no immediate danger per Monday’s bulletin though doctors consider another operation. A Viennese specialist has been summoned as he rests more, with a stable temperature and prayers for his recovery echoing through churches.
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Where to Go Come Here in The Constitution Knowledge Shop
A compact ad style piece urges readers to use The Constitution as a guide to navigate downtown shopping. It contrasts wants and reasons, highlighting the reader’s search for the right line and the translation of come to go with informed choice.
Becker Faces Death Row After Appeals Win
Albany May 25 Charles Becker the former New York police lieutenant must die in Sing Sing within six weeks for the Rosenthal murder unless clemency or governor action alters the outcome. The New York Court of Appeals affirmed Becker’s conviction at a second trial, with speculation Becker may reveal information in the so called police scandal to save his life. Becker received the news with calm resolve saying it is awful and he is ready.
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Man Tried Suicide With Strychnine After Home Troubles
F A Pitman attempted suicide with two grains of strychnine Tuesday morning at his Stewart avenue home. Rushed to Grady Hospital, doctors held slim hope of recovery. In a farewell letter he mentioned a blessing for Miss Julia, his wife, who he claimed had gone with another man. Police reported he used strychnine to kill a dog, but the note reflected his intent to end his life.
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Man shot after license to wed widowed mother
In Griffin Georgia Forest McKneely shot and wounded Max 25 year old specialist Swann who had just secured a license to marry McKneely s widowed mother. The attack occurred on courthouse steps as Swann left the building. One bullet barely missed the county official. McKneely fired five times, four hits in the abdomen. He is jailed and raving in custody. Witnesses include Mrs McKneely and two sons. Security and local sports crowd were unsettled as a ball game was interrupted.
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Seeing Georgia tour a success says Webb
A C Webb manager of the Atlanta Studebaker office says the Seeing Georgia tour was a success after touring to Americus before returning to Atlanta. He praised Georgia hospitality, roads in good condition, and the overall pleasantness of the trip despite having to cut the journey short for business.
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Neutrality Proclaimed by United States over Italian Entry
Washington May 25 A neutrality proclamation by the United States covering Italy's entry into the European war was issued by the state department under May 24 Its language matches other neutrality proclamations No American military observers are likely with the Italian army and naval observations will be by American naval attaches only War department officials deem further observers unnecessary
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Powerful German Drives On Russian Front And French Gains North Of Arras
A German offensive against Russian lines claims 22 000 prisoners as Berlin reports renewed drives north of Przemysl and gains for French forces north of Arras including the capture of a major German trench near Souchez and advances near Angres and Souchez. The British note gas attacks can be met with precautions while Paris notes important progress north of Arras and northwest of Angres with multiple German works captured and ground gained along the Fond de Royal ravine.
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Austrians retreat as Italy cross frontier on 66 mile front
Armistice issued at Dardanelles. Allies report heavy casualties and large Turkish burials. French and British forces advance on Gallipoli as Turkish defenses collapse. Russian warship sunk by submarine in the Black Sea. a battleship reportedly lost with 1400 men.
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Finance Committee Debates City Appropriations
The Finance Committee met in the morning to hear petitions for extra appropriations. Requests include $4,000 to begin widening Peachtree Street bottleneck and $1,000 to establish a swimming pool at Muscogee Park. The committee tentatively approved $4,000 as the city start for paving 143 Street with a total estimate around $10,000. county support expected.
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Andrews Avenue
Mrs Jacob Eiseman Dies After Ill Health at 65
Mrs Jacob Eiseman aged 65 died this morning at 36 Fast Merritts avenue after illness. Survived by husband Jacob Eiseman two sons Morris and Tred Eiseman of Atlanta a daughter Mrs Sidney J Wanter of Montgomery Ala a sister Mrs Victor Freitag of New York City and another sister in Atlanta. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Atlanta
Burglars Raid Blaylock Home In Broad Dayfare
Miss Millie Waylock reported a burglary at 10 Madison Avenue. Thieves entered about 6 oclock Tuesday evening while she was away, stole jewelry and two revolvers, and ransacked her bedroom before she returned home from Hubbard & Bolton Co around 1 oclock.
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Italians Occupy Alpine Fronts Near Trieste
Italian forces strike from the Carnic Alps toward Trieste and push into Austrian territory along the Isonzo. The campaign promises heavy fighting as Austrian and Italian naval forces clash in the Adriatic while Rome reports Italians seizing several towns and driving Austrians back.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast For Wankington
A weather bulletin predicts partly cloudy conditions for Wednesday and Thursday in Georgia. Forecaster notes unsettled patterns with mild temperatures and light winds.
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