Greece Accepts Ten Demands From Entente Powers
Greece has unconditionally agreed to the Entente demands and informed the French legation through M. Zaimis who is arranging a cabinet of non political figures. The new cabinet may include former Venizelos supporters. A loud explosion near Venizelos' home caused crowd concern about a possible assassination attempt.
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Athens
Greece
London
Legation
M. Zaimis
Venizelos
M. Venizelos
Entente
American Aviators in France Face Uncertain Return
Paris June 22 The American aviators serving with France cannot answer the Aero Club of America inquiry on returning to U S service if war with Mexico occurs. They are bound by French army discipline after enlisting for the war’s duration. Only government communications could resolve the issue.
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Paris
France
Aero Club of America
Mexico
United States
Italy
Entente Demands Prompt Greek Cabinet Move
Greek Premier Zaimis agreed to form a new cabinet after Entente demands were delivered to Athens. The list includes demobilization, removal of Athens police chief, allowing pro Entente sentiment, and deporting agents spreading German propaganda, with dissolution of the chamber potentially demanded. King Constantine presided over the crown council as shops closed and ministries deserted on a hot day.
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Ers
Crown Council
Constantine
Zaimis
Entente
Associated Press
Greece
Nea Hemera
Athens
Chamber of Deputies
Chateau.Tatoy
June docket set. city court's shortest history
The city court announced its June term will trial a small docket with few felonies. Entries include murder cases like Edwards and Rivers, burglary, grand larceny, embezzlement, and prohibition law prosecutions. Trials span June 26 to July 12 with multiple defendants.
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Sammstrong
John Thornton
Roy Wilson
Milton Lewis
Thomas Edwards
Yancey Hogan
Jim Hubbard
Oscar Johnson
Dorsey Bradford
William Jones
Dennis Maginnis
Will Thomas
Dock Rivers
Tarpon
Pensacola
St., Andrews and Gulf Railroad Company
Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
Lin Dunklin
A. E. York
Peter Hamel
W. Schneider
Henry Yates
Colored Baptists Meet at Van Cleave in Mississipp
The Mobile Sunlight Baptist Sunday School and the B Y P U convention opened sessions today at Van Cleave Mississippi. The meetings are expected to attain their best success by Sunday.
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Mobile Sunlight Baptist Sunday School
B. Y. P U. Convention
Vancleave
Miss
Local port story unit underway by trade press
Mr. Roy G. Booker staff correspondent of the Manufacturers' Record is in Mobile for several days to prepare a special article on port improvements and related topics for the national trade publication. He arrived to gather details and insights from local officials and industry sources.
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Roy G. Booker
The
Manufacturers’ Record
United States
Mobile
Booker
Record
Largest Eastern Shore picnic draws 1700 on four steamers
About 1,700 people joined Maple Camp No. 5 Woodmen of the World on a lodge excursion from Fairhope. Four steamers Apollo, Chas, E Cessna, Pleasure Bay and James A Carney carried crowds to the docks by 6 a.m. and will depart again around 5 p.m.
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Fairhope
Maple Camp No
Apollo
Chas
E. Cessna
Pleasure Bay
James A. Car
Two More Notaries File Bonds in Probate
M tts and J. T. Murray appointed notaries by Governor Charles reson e filed their bonds in the probate court Thursday. Weather: Alabama and Mississippi fair tonight and Friday in Washington on June 22.
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Washington
Alabama and
Mississippi
Three Carloads of Ammunition Arrive for Alabama Guard
Three carloads of ammunition for the Alabama national guard arrived at the state mobilization grounds in Montgomery. Captain William P. Screws, mustering officer, accepted the supply as details circulated in newspapers and hand bills. Concurrently in Greece, King Constantine returned. Premier Skouloudis resigned, and Athens officials moved to keep order amid allied demands.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama National Guard
William P. Screws
Federal Army
Constantine
Skouloudis
Athens
Allied fleet to cruise before Piraeus supports landing party
A Havas dispatch from Saloniki reports an allied fleet will cruise before Piraeus near Athens. Vice Admiral Moreau will command the squadrons with a landing force possibly involved, action depending on events. Piraeus lies five miles southwest of Athens and 200 miles below Saloniki.
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Paris
Piraeus
Athens
Havas
Saloniki
Moreau
Greece
Germans Capture Trenches At Verdun In Night Assault
Paris reports in an official war office statement that after persistent overnight attacks the German forces seized front line trenches between Fuminwood and Chenois in the Verdun sector. They attacked along the Meuse on both banks and briefly held a trench near Hill 321 before French counterfire forced them back.
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Paris
Fuminwood
Chenois
Verdun
War Office
Meuse
Dead Man's Hill
Fort Vaux
Hill 321
Belgians Progress in German East Africa
Havre June 22. The Belgian war office reports continued success in German East Africa. General Tombeur telegraphs that after defeating the enemy on June 6 at Kiwitawe the advance guard engaged Germans again on June 12 on the road from Kiwitawe to Kitega east of the Ngokoma river. The enemy was routed and retreated leaving the killed on the field. Pursuit continues.
Germans Report Repulse of Russians
Berlin dispatch reports that German forces under General Count Von Bothmar repelled heavy Russian attacks north of Przewoloka. Russians were pushed back along the Turin river and further south, with attacks west of Kolki and northwest of Lutsk failing.
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Berlin
London
Count von Bothmar
Przewoloka
War Office
Turin
Pripet
Kolki
Lutsk
Atmore Citizens to Join Parade
The Mobile Preparedness Parade committee received three encouraging letters for the July 1 event. Cadman of Atmore reports town officials will ensure proper representation in the parade. Murphy of Mobile schools pledges full assistance with a school children’s parade led by Miss Meta Thompson and teachers to participate.
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George FE. Cadman
W. M. Carney Mill Company
Atmore
S. S. Murphy
Mobile Public Schools
Meta Thompson
Murphy
Citronelle Town Hails Parade Committee Support
Citronelle mayor Adrian DeLong thanks the parade committee for efforts and confirms the town will be given undivided support. An invitation appears in Citronelle publications this week and a definite Citronelle presence is expected soon.
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Citronelle
Adrian DeLong
Anuric and other Dr. Pierce remedies promoted for rheumatic ills
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Anuric as a potent uric acid solvent for rheumatism dropsy and kidney issues. It also touts Favorite Prescription for women Golden Medical Discovery Pleasant Pellets and claims these remedies cure chronic diseases through herbal tonics and tonics.
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America
Pierce
Invalids
Dr. Pierce
Golde
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U.S
King
Mobile Gas Co
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Mobile, Ala
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German East Africa
Meta Thompson Ieads
Miss Mar
Garet H. Reed
Miss Margaret Burton
Annetta Kellerman
C. J. Gayfer & Company
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