German Fleet Bombards Dunkirk in British North Sea Raid
Paris reports German warships off the Belgian coast shelling Dunkirk with nineteen large shells. Twenty killed and 45 wounded as ambulances and houses are hit. Allies push across Gallipoli lines while Berlin and Paris issue claims of naval activity in the North Sea and around the Dardanelles.
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Paris
Dunkirk
Champagne
Belgium
North Sea
Scott
France
English Channel
Dover
Osten
Helgoland
East Cast
England
Scarborough
Hartlepools
Belgian
Berlin
Dardanelles
Gallipoli Peninsula
Sea of Marmora
Gallipoli
Marmora
Royal Opera Conrt Deaths In River Tragedy
Neyle Forsyt London reports a disaster as a man and his wife drown in a river near town Scotland on a calm April day. Berlin notes a war cost totaling 1.68775 billion dollars as the aggregate amount required for the latest conflict.
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London
Sythe
Royal Opera Conrt
Scotland
Berlin
I Drowned in Sardine Nets Near Gran Fourths
A fragment reports a drowning incident near Gran fourths while a sardine vessel crewman named Negle For anager of the sarden was fishing nearby. Details are unclear in the OCR.
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Negle Foranager
Brunswick Bar and Board plan event for Georgia Bar attendees
The Brunswick Bar association and Brunswick Board of Trade coordinate to entertain the Georgia Bar during their annual meeting at St Simon this summer. Committees from both groups select noted lawyers and executives to plan the program and arrangements for June.
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Board OF Trade and Bar Association
BAR Association
Brunswick Bar Association
Brunswick Board of Trade
Georgia Bar Association
St. Simon
A. J. Crovatt
C. B. Conyers
Ik. C. Butts
C. P. Goodyear
R. D. Meader
F. H.harris
Board of Trade
A. L. Church
F. D. Aiken
D. M. Strachan
J. H. Hopkins
J. G
SAB-STATION NO 1 RE-ESTABLISHED IN BRUNSWICK
Brunswick reopens subpostoffice station No. 1 at Bryant’s bookstore after a April 1 closure by the postoffice department to cut costs. Residents had relied on the station for stamps beyond regular hours and its business had grown. officials say it will reopen this morning.
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Brunswick
Bryant's
Postoffice Department
Post Office Department
United States
Clergy Refuse Total Abstinence in Temperance Debate
London April 30 The clergy in the lower house of the Canterbury convocation back a temperance example but oppose total abstinence. They passed a resolution urging clergy and laity to show self restraint toward alcoholic liquors with several members voting only after assurance that complete abstinence was not required. The Dean of Canterbury said he could not swear off entirely noting past failure and health impact.
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London
Convocation of Canterbury
Church of England
Canterbury
Leo Arnold Awarded Carnegie Medal for Surf Rescue
Leo Arnold of St Simon received a Carnegie medal for bravery for rescuing Miss Emma Finch from drowning in the surf at St Simon on August 15 1912. W E Hawes of Atlanta drowned while trying to save Finch. Arnold saved Finch and a ceremony is noted with medals ranging from 800 to 2000 dollars.
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Leo Arnold
St. Simon
Arnold
W. E. Hawes
Mr. Arnold
Miss. Finch
Atlanta
Young Hawes
T. R. Lewis
Browning
Zellner
Old history turns up in Barnes case
In Syracuse on April 30 new Albany politics notes surfaced at William Barnes libel trial against Theodore Roosevelt. Harvey D. Hinman described 1911 senate votes and primaries battles as part of Roosevelt’s bid to prove Barnes’s control of the Republican state organization. Governor Whitman confirmed a letter he wrote weeks before was released.
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Syracuse
Albany
William Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvey D. Hinman
New York
Roosevelt
Barnes
Hinman
State Senate
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
William Fr. Sheehan
James A. O'Gorman
Justice O’gorman
Senate
Hinman- Green
William M. Ivins
Whitman
Ivins
L. W. France
Young Republican Club of
Brooklyn
France
Theodore Rosevelt
N. Y
Roosevelt-Barnes
Wilson Denies Endorsement of Controversial Film
W H Lewis a Boston Black former assistant attorney general and Bishop Alexander Walters visited the White House to question reports that President Wilson backed a moving picture depicting Reconstruction South scenes in a manner displeasing to Black people. Secretary Tumulty presented a letter stating the film was once shown as a courtesy to a former classmate and the president had no knowledge of its nature or approval.
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Washington
W. H. Lewis
Boston
United States
Alexander Walters
African Methodist Episcopal Church of New
Governor Rye Threatened by Italian Letter
Nashville April 30 Governor Rye of Tennessee received a threatening letter written in Italian signed Blackband The note carries a black cross and predicts a cross on the governor's tombstone police are investigating the threat.
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Rye
Nashville
Tennesse
Rys
Allied bombardment and landings seal Gallipoli position
London dispatch reports the Allied fleet bombarded Turkish fortifications at Dardanelles while troops landed. Ships pounded Kalid Bahr and Cha nak forts as transports moved in. Turks sent brief fire before airship bombs wiped out their battery. By evening the Allies held the Gallipoli tip and Sulla Bay shore ten miles from the narrows with forts in the narrows under pressure.
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London
Dardanelles
Chronille
Straits
Krenken Bay
Kalid Bahr
Eski Hisarlik
Gallipoli
Sulla Bay
Mrs Jennie McIntire Dead in Seattle Funeral in Frederica
Information arrived yesterday of the death of Mrs Jennie Agnes McIntire in Seattle. She was the widow of B Fr McIntire and daughter of Horace and Mrs Gould of St Simon. Survived by two sons Horace and Gould and six sisters and three brothers. Funeral planned for Frederica with body to be brought here.
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Jennie Agnes McIntire
Seattle
McIntire
Horace Gould
St. Simon
City
A. G. P. Dodge
Frederica
Helen Cantwell
Yonkers
N. Y
D. Campbell
Mary Gould
Messrs
J. D. Gould
FA. A. Gould
Jacksonville
J. E B. Gould
Norfolk
English Author Decorated by Emperor with Iron Cross
Berlin reports that Houston Stow art Chamberlain the English writer living in Germany since 1885 was awarded the non combatant’s iron cross by Emperor William. German papers published letters from him with his consent blaming England for the war and ending with prayers to God to protest the German cause and mankind’s future.
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Berlin
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
Germany
Austria
William
Ben
England
Col Butts Named General Counsel for Two City Firms
Hon. K. C. Butts is appointed general counsel of the City & Suburban Railway and the Mutual Light & Water companies, replacing the late H. F. Dunwody. The appointment is effective immediately with Colonel Butts to lead legal affairs for both firms.
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Eads Legal Department
ITV & Suburban Railway Company
Mutual Light & Water Company
Dence Brunswick
A. de Sola Mendes
K. C. Butts
City & Suburban Railway Company
Georgia
Colonel Butts
Butts
High School Talk Series Opens for Boys Audience
A recent auditorium program at the high school opened a series of talks aimed at guiding boys toward future careers. D Wass G W Harper and J G Weathall spoke for fifteen minutes each, drawing interest from students and several girls and adults in attendance. C H Leavy of The Ne wlis was scheduled but detained. Henry W Real spoke on The Choice as one of the evening’s highlights. The series is planned to continue and is expected to become a notable feature of school life for boys.
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Ciizens
Prac
Hfe
Messrs
D. Wass
G. W. Harper
J. G. Weath
C. H. Leavy
Henry W. Real
Montgomery Journal Report Not An Individual Suit
The Montgomery Journal notes a $25,000 debt owed by Mrs. Craig Sinclair and mentions an arrest tied to her case. The item references April 29 and 30 1914 and includes scattered notes about Upton and the ongoing wartime events in Europe and diplomatic matters.
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Montgomery
Montgomery Journal Tag
Craig Sinclair
Nal
Upton Sukh
York
Sinclair Alter
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