Garrison Demands Premier's Resignation in Greece
Salonika dispatch reports the garrison demands Premier Michealakopoulos resign and a military government under General Pangaloss. Revolutionary officers seize public buildings and press, with the fleet joining the revolt. They declare the government overthrown and vow no opposition across Greece.
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Associated Press
Salonika
Greece
Michealakopoulos
Pangaloss
Hadjikiriakos
Cascade Tunnel Idea Draws Washington Statesmen
Judge Austin E. Griffiths and the Cascade Tunnel Association push a 30 mile tunnel to connect eastern and western Washington. The proposed route would be the world’s lowest tunnel, with a projected cost of 52 million dollars and dimensions of 30 feet width at the base, 25 feet high at the crown.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Washington
Austin E. Griffiths
Cascade Tunnel Association
Commonwealth
Colorado
Moffat
Alps
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Cascade Mountains
Puget Sound
H. M. Chittended
Army
Chittenden
Lakes Union
Connaught
Canadian Pacific Railway
Selkirk Range
Canadian Rockies
Casade
Crittenden
Cascade
Griffiths
Associated Press members address graduating class
C J Mooney, AP vice president and Memphis Commercial Appeal editor, spoke at Little Rock College commencement. He described AP as a club of newspapers with diverse political views, elected boards, and editors who condense stories. He noted AP has bureaus in capitals worldwide and writes many prominent reports, including the Unknown Soldier funeral coverage.
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Little Rock
Ark
C. J. Mooney
Associated Press
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Little Rock College
Associate Press
Aftuations
Melvin E. Stone
D Press
Washington
Associated
Associated Pressing
Chesapeake and Ohio seeks approval to buy Kentucky line
Washington June 25 The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve a plan to purchase the Sandy Valley and Elkhorn railroad in Kentucky which now connects with C and O. The latter road will pay or assume indebtedness totaling 6800000.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sandy Valley and Elkhorn Railroad
Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Modern Woodmen encampment feeds 6000 foresters
Brigadier General M. R. Smith in charge of a Modern Woodmen encampment of 6,000 foresters at the twentieth quadrennial gathering in Washington reports heavy food use. On the first day the camp consumed over three tons of meat 8000 bunches of onions 24000 rolls 9000 pounds of potatoes and 500 gallons of ice cream.
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Associated Press
Washington
M. R. Smith
Municipal Pier
Christmas Trench Tale From War Years
A Christmas 1917 trench scene recalls a solitary author who wrote of Christ’s birthday amid cold rain and artillery. The New York office suggested the piece resembled Bob Small, while noting news services' duty to accuracy and honesty to avoid damaging their reputation.
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France
New York
Bob Small
Shepherd murder trial to close in night session
Chicago June 25 The Shepherd murder trial will likely conclude in tonight's night session Judge Lynch and both sides agree at recess conference The defense plans lengthy argument while Prosecutor Crowe expects a brief close to the case Shepherd appeared worried as defense claims the will arrangement favored Shepherd and was not premeditated by him
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Lynch
Shepherd
Associated Press
Chicago
Crowe
Wm. McClintock
Washington
China
State Department
Peking
Canton
Myer
Hong Kong
Shameen
Amoy
Fukien
Here
Paducah Marks McCracken County 100th Birthday
Paducah Kentucky June 25 marked the 100th birthday of McCracken County with a 21 gun salute by American sub chasers in Paducah Harbor. The industrial pageant depicting the county's progress opened at noon.
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Paducah
Paducah Harbor
McCracken County
LaFollette's Widow Named Beneficiary
Madison Wisconsin June 25 Senator Robert M LaFollette's will offered for probate named his widow sole beneficiary and executrix The senator's debts are estimated at 29000 his personal property at 20000 and his real estate at 48000
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Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette
Young Woman Sues Man for Breach of Promise
Florence Hays, 18, sues Jacob Christ 65 head of a Louisville novelty firm for 25000 dollars alleging breach of promise to marry. She says he bought a trousseau after engagement and refused to wed on her wedding day.
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Florence Hays
Jacob Christ
Associated Pross
Louisville
Christ
Trousseau
Miss Hays
London Dandies Extravangance In Dress
London fashions showcase ornate evening cloaks in Inverness cape style with French grey satin or blue lining and ultra thin handkerchiefs priced at 40 to 60 dollars per dozen. Monograms feature bound silk lines across small corner holes.
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London
Pastor dies of heart attack in Louisville
Rev. J. Pirkey, 40, pastor of the Broad Way Baptist Church and former president of the Louisville Ministerial Association, died here today from heart failure. Louisville, Ky. June 25.
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Associated Press
Rev. R
Broadway Baptist Church
Louisville Ministerial Association
Louisville
J. Pirkey
Markets Roundup From Louisville June 1995
Cattle steady at one hundred. Hogs trading at one thousand seven to thirteen seventy five. Sheep steady at six thousand. Lambs at sixteen. Ewes and wethers around sixteen fifty. Sheep four to five. Bucks down three.
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The
Associated
Louisville
Kys
Moonshiners ambush leaves Greene County officers hurt
Greeneville officers searching for moonshiners after an ambush near Paint Creek suffer multiple wounds. Deputies Carter Rollins Hartsell and marshal Shelton injured. Hunter Collins killed. Bloodhounds trailed to mountain shelter but lost the scent.
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Greeneville
Tenn
Greene County
Paint Creek
P. Carter
Emanuel Rollins
Arthur Hartsell
W. R. Shelton
United States
Marshall
Johnson City
Hartsell
Rollins
Carter
Shelton
D. P. Shepherd
Hunter Collins
Emanuel Collins
Young Rollins
Presbyterian Mission
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State Divide
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Dayton
Harry M. Lawrence
S. K. Hicks
William Jennings Bryan
Dayton, Tenn
H. E. Hicks
J. G. McKenzie
W. C. Haggard
Interstate Commerce Commission of
Lafollette
Nashville
George R. Calhoun
Homer Hancock
Agriculture
Calhoun
Claude Williams
Peay
Cals
Shanghai
Volunteer Foreign Defense Mustered
American Association of China
Chang Tso Lin
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