Romania to join Allies as Greece and Serbia oppose terms
A Sofia dispatch to Giornale d Italia reports M Filipesco says quadruple entente powers have agreed to Romanian intervention. Greece and Serbia will protest Bulgarian cession terms, while Romania may gain Bukowina and Transylvania, shifting regional power ahead of possible war involvement.
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Frank Slaton hearing on Frank murder case leans toward commutation
In Atlanta ex Congress M Howard argues for commutation of Leo gressman Ww and Governor Slaton contemplates delaying decision until Thursday after hearings on the Mary Phagan murder case. Solicitor General Dorsey insists the evidence supports death sentence. Dr Wilmer appeals on moral grounds. The final decision may come by Thursday or Friday after session today adjourned.
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Hottest Day Brings Two Deaths And Six Prostrations
Heat wave surpassing normal levels left New York City with two deaths and six prostrations as temperatures topped near 90. The day’s mean reached 76 degrees, eight above normal, with a Nebraska cyclone blamed for the heat and the stormy pattern.
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St. Lawrence Valley
Wealthy mine operator found alive after mine kidnapping
James H. Worth of Joplin and Indianapolis, held in an abandoned zinc mine for five days, was discovered unconscious but revived by prospectors Roy Cardwell and Sam Huston. Worth was tied to a timber, gagged, with dynamite fuse lit, and the would be killers fled after the fuse was accidentally cut.
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James H. Worth
Indianapolis
Roy Cardwell
Sam Huston
Worth
Chester to Build New Shipyard Near Roach Site
A new shipyard employing around 1 290 workers will be set up in Chester Pennsylvania. Joseph H. Hinkson, for New York interests, closed a deal for the eastern half of the old Roach Shipyard with a capital near 31,000,000. Charles P. M. Jack of New York represents majority stock and a Pennsylvania charter will be applied for.
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Roach
Joseph H. Hinkson
New York
Charles P. M. Jack
Delaware
Front Street
Whitman Won't Say Yet on Presidential Candidacy
Special to the Tri al from Los Angeles June 14 reports Governor Charles S Whitman of New York declining to commit to a presidential bid. He says it is early, acknowledges name mentions, and stresses focus on national questions rather than politics. He notes the election is far off and health matters occupy attention.
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Los Angeles
Charles S. Whitman
New York
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Chicago Strikers Keep City in Grip as Transit Fails
On June 14Chicago endured a massive transit strike with over half a million workers relying on autos and jitneys. Elevators ran limited service while widespread disorder was avoided as negotiations and possible arbitration loomed.
College Honor System Success Cited by Investigators
A Times report notes growing support for a general adoption of an honor system across colleges in the United States. The piece cites investigators concluding a trend toward wider acceptance.
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England to Pay for Detained Cotton Cargoes in Britain
New York lawyers streamline claims to speed payments as British Consul cables findings to the Foreign Office. Twenty six ships with 200000 bales valued at 12 million dollars were detained in March and April, causing bank anxiety over drafts discounted by Guaranty Trust and other institutions. Underwriters and shippers press for swift settlements with England.
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Greek War Party Wins Elections In Greece
Venizelist supporters claim a substantial victory across Greece with 172 seats secured, while government candidates win key regions such as Attica, Boeotia, Serres, Corinth, and Psara. Reports say 21 Venezelists win in Attica and Boeotia. Macedonia results pending. Two ministers, Stratos and Protopapadakis, fail to win re election.
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Gounar
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Saloniki
Mitylene
Chios
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M. Protopapadakis
Diomides
Paris
Macedonia
British Battleship Agamemnon Sunk in Dardanelles Action
London June 15 reports Germany claims another British battleship sank in the Dardanelles while the Agamemnon is said to have been torpedoed. All officers and crew reportedly saved. The piece covers wartime censoring and prior sinkings, noting accuracy debates and earlier actions involving British fleets and German reports.
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British Government pays installment on Maine cargo dispute
London June 14 The British Government today paid an installment of 221 dollars 301 105 for the cargo of cotton aboard the steamship Maine detained at Kirkwall last April. The vessel was en route from Galveston to Malmo Sweden during the dispute.
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Sweden
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Two More Submarines Destroyed by British
Travelers aboard the Cunarder Orduna report that in the first three days of June two German submarines of a late type were destroyed at the entrance to the English Channel. The British Admiralty has avoided public announcements unless crews are captured, but London circles say twelve submarines have been lost since the war on merchant ships began.
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Wilson
Zimeer
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Foreign Office
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Proposals Weakened as German Influence Grows in Athens
A Daily Telegraph copy from Athens reports German influence aided by money reshaping Greek politics. Amid Anglophile traditions, seduction efforts persist while Ottoman peace prospects loom. Turkish demoralization, Gallipoli distress, and officer revolts push toward possible early peace negotiations with the Allies and Bulgaria.
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Spring water bottle sale case at six pack discount
A brief notice states water bottles in a six pack deal with a price noted as zero cents per bottle. The message resembles a promotional or clearance listing from a historical paper.
Settlement Seen Easy If All Act With Good Will
Eugen Zimmermann argues a settlement is achievable through cooperative action and goodwill. Theodor Wolff favors advisory council input and asserts ex-envoys and parliament members deserve a voice in the process.
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