Peace hopes flicker as battles rage at C h at alja and mediation rises
London reports warn of another Turkish defeat near the Tchatalja lines as Bulgarians press toward Constantinople amid determinations to seek winter quarters. Austria joins mediation talks while diplomacy accelerates across European capitals.
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London
Constantinople
Tchatalja
Bulgaria
Paris
Turkey
Austria
Servia
Balkan
Man kills mother then himself near Shawnee
In Shawnee Oklahoma on November 11, Herndon, a former resident, shot and killed his 90 year old mother and then committed suicide at his home nearby. He is believed to have been temporarily insane at the time of the killings.
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Shawnee
Oklo
Ty Herndon
Herndon
Mississippi college strike ends with governor injunction
StarkvilleMiss November 11 Governor Earle Brewer announced an injunction restraining striking Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College students from remaining on campus or harassing peers who refuse to join. About 600 on strike. 61 seniors expelled. authorities threaten National Guard action if order is not restored.
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Starkville
Miss
Earle Brewer
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Hightower
Brewer
National Guard of
Mississippi
Underwood Letters Tie Tariff to Banking Reform
Chicago November 11 J Lawrence Laughlin chairman of the National Citizens league for a sound banking system released a letter from Oscar W Underwood Democratic floor leader in the House declaring tariff first and banking reform second as the big issues before the American people The letter urges immediate honest downward revision of the tariff and a complete revision of the banking and currency system The democrat s must take up and settle details of the measure and Underwood favors a special session of Congress to address the tariff.
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Underwood
Congress
Daughters of Dixie Meet in Washington
Washington November 11 Hundreds of southern women arrive in the capital in red and white ribbons to attend the nineteenth annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Credentials are issued for delegates as sessions run from tomorrow through Saturday. Mrs Alexander S White, president general, cannot attend due to her husband’s illness. Mrs Frank G Gidenheimer will preside. Despite her absence, Mrs White is likely to be elected president.
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Budapest
Daneff
Chamber of Deputies
M. Pachiteh
Belgrade
Uskup
Peter
Roumania
Adrianople
Scutari
Constantinople
Tehatalja
Porte
Balkan
War Office
Brusa
Aula Minor
Great Britain
Russia
Washington
Turkey
Europe
United States
Tennessee
Montana
United Daughters of the Confederacy
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Paris
Tenn
Frank G. Gdenheimer
Order
Wil
White
Alderman Threatens Mandamus Over Crematory Crews
Alderman Arthur Van Dyke warned of seeking a mandamus to restore the crematory to the sanitary department after a court ruling tied the city to the old plant dispute. The health board and council clash over tearing down the smokestack as legal challenges court the $275,000 replacement project and a possible demolition halt persists.
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A. J. van Dyke
W.L. Gilbert
Health Board
Sanitary Department
Arthur van Dyke
John Jentzen
City Health Board
W. L. Gilbert
J. T. Pendleton
Superior Court
Board of Health
Aldermania Board
Aldermanic Board
James L. Mayson
Connell
Unt Council Aps
Mayson
Destructor Company
Iatterneva
Pendleton
Council
Messrs. McClelland and Field
Field
Georgia
New York
Gilbert
Atlanta Machine Works
Aldermaniec Board
Story
van Dyke
Ellis
Meagson
Low Field
Decatur
McClelland
Feineman Dies at 82 in Kansas City Jewish Leader
B A Feineman a longtime advocate for the Jewish race and active in Jewish charities died in Kansas City Missouri aged 82 He earlier ran a wholesale liquor business in Kansas City St Joseph Missouri and Louisville He was widely known for his charitable work and public service
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A. Feineman
Kansas City
B. A. Feineman
St. Joseph
Louisville
Cornerstone Laying at Arnington Cemetery Convention
A convention features the cornerstone ceremony for Confederate soldiers in Arnington cemetery tomorrow afternoon with Colonel Hilary A. Herbert, secretary of the navy, as master of ceremonies and W. J. Bryan delivering the day’s oration. The opening session includes a welcome night with President Taft addressing delegates.
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Arnington
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
Cleveland
W. J. Bryan
Taft
Atlanta Guests Honor Colonel Lowry's Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
New York financier George D Boldt and Detroit bankers led a Atlanta reception honoring Colonel Lowry. The group discussed city and national finance, smoke nuisance campaigns, and street cleaning progress, noting Detroit’s water wagons with electric motors as an improvement.
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Atlantan
Robert J
Murphy
Lowry
Frederic J. Paxon
J. H. Nunnally
Piedmont
Murray
Dime Savings Bank
Detroit
Sl Am
Atlanta
Russell
George H. Russell
Livingston Mims
r.‘Russell
People's State Bank
Gilso
Detroit United Railways
S Lowry
Golden
The
Constitution
Piedmont Driving” Club
J/H.“Nunnally
George
Cp. Boldt
New York
George H. Barbour
John E. Murphy
President elect Wilson considers an extra tariff session
President elect Wilson weighs an extra session of Congress to revise the tariff and asks correspondents for lists of public and business leaders for and against. He notes Oscar Underwood's influence and hints at considering cabinet talks with Bryan. Columbia, S C, invites him for winters at his boyhood home.
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Princeton
M Ot
Wilson
Congress
Underwood
Oscar Underwood
Washington
W. J. Bryan
University of* Carolina
Boytood
Mystery Aviatrix Identified After Atlanta Meet
The crowd at the Atlanta speedway learned last night the mystery pilot is Miss Imogene Simvril of 9 East Alexander. She flew with Mrs. Calbraith Rodgers to refresh after an afternoon flight, then vanished among the aviator crowd. The revelation ends days of sleuthing as Miss Simvril and Wiggins are revealed to know each other, with Miss Shuirit just starting a Kirmess season flair.
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Imogene Simvril
East Alexander
Ivas
Wiggins
Earth
Indy
Atlanta
Mias
Siark
Telegrams Show Union Pressure Over Labor Laws On Georgia Rail
Telegrams signed by Georgia Railroad officials allegedly urged conductors and engineers to violate federal and state time laws. The evidence includes a 1912 instruction to bypass the sixteen hour rule. Labor leaders promise to present all telegrams at arbitration as suits target the railroad, with the Interstate Commerce Commission to review.
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United States
Georgia Strike Arbitration Board
T. A. Greggs
The
Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Brand
J. Chapman
Sili
Grex
Murdock
T. Paschal
Lithonia
T. K. Scote
Tabor
W.5 Brand
Interthentidr
John W. Henley
United States District Attorney
Henley
Interstate Comments Commission
Allanta
Commissionn
Scott
Weather Prophecy Rain Forecast Incomplete Card
Local report notes a rain prophecy with temperatures and rainfall figures incomplete. It mentions Georgia Haln Tuesday and Wednesday with low and high temperatures, mean temperature, and rainfall rates over the past 44 hours and since January.
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