Tragic Crossing Accident Kills Three Year Old at Albany Crossing
Little Carmen Elizabeth Dunaway, three, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8 R Dunaway, died after a Coast Line train struck an auto at the Albany branch crossing on Broad Street. The fatal injuries followed after the car, driven by Mrs. L B Braswell, was dragged and overturned. Fire and medical teams rushed to the scene, surgeries removed the child’s arms and treated her wounds, but she died the next day. Funeral services were scheduled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T K Vunn and burial at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Turks peace terms far harsher than prior summaries
Premier Venizelos told the Greek chamber of deputies that the peace terms exposed for Turkey are more rigorous than any previous summaries. The State Department received a summary of his remarks. A Moscow telegram notes Polish forces have intensified attacks near Tarashtcha, south of Kiev, but Bolshevik lines held.
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Contests Form Central Focus At Republican Convention Hearings
In Chicago delegates face contested seats as the national committee opens hearings on 137 disputes. Georgia struggles over 15 seats between Lowden and Wood factions while Alabama Arkansas and Florida contests loom. The Black and Tan delegation from Georgia is unpledged but linked to Wood funds.
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Alabama Contest First Called Before GOP Committee
Chicago May 31 The first contest before the Republican national committee was the fourth Alabama district case. It was abandoned when the committee called for the next item and returned to alphabetical state order for contests.
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Memorials Day Observed in France with Franco American Ceremony
Paris May 31. Memorial day in France was a joint Franco American ceremony with French military and civil authorities at about five hundred graves. French participation surpassed American on many programs and prominent French figures took part. Paris newspapers gave extensive coverage, rivaling the July 14th patriotic day.
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Five Die in Oklahoma Train Collision Near White Oak
Tulsa reports say at least five people were killed and a score injured in a head-on crash between two St. Louis and San Francisco passenger trains near White Oak, about fifty miles northeast of Tulsa.
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Washington Pays Tribute To Heroes Of Many Wars
Washington D C May 31 heroes of earlier wars shared today in the Capitol memorial day tribute with those who fell in the World War. General Pershing spoke at the memorial amphitheatre and graves in France were first decorated. King Albert of Belgium sent a message of gratitude for American graves abroad.
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Memorial tributes mark Roosevelt's memory at Oyster Bay
Hundreds, led by the Quentin Roosevelt post of the American Legion and veterans of the Spanish-American and Civil Wars, paid reverent tribute today at Theodore Roosevelt's grave in Oyster Bay. The grave site appeared a mound of flowers as an estimated two thousand people brought floral offerings.
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World monarchies foretold by Hungarian seer
Budapest May 29. Hungary's national soothsayer Mme Sybilline Bellaugh predicts thrones will be re established across Europe within a year. She says the Hohenzollerns return, the emperor goes mad, the crown prince slain, and universal upheavals precede new monarchies. Bolshevism ends in 1921. Mexico becomes war’s origin. prices fall and exchange par within two years. massive Jewish exodus shifts toward Mexico and Argentina, not Palestine.
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Racing stars clash in big Indy 500 at Indianapolis
Four nations send drivers to compete in the 500 mile race at Indianapolis speedway. Joe Boyer led early before Ralph de Palma surged to the front at the 300 mile mark. Total prize money reaches eighty five thousand dollars with a twenty thousand dollar first prize and a possible extra twenty thousand from a lap prize.
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Coca Cola Bottling Suit Dismissed by Judge Pendleton
Atlanta May 31 The injunc tion proceedings of the Coca Cola Bottling Company of Atlanta and Chattanooga against the Coca Cola Company of Delaware were dismissed today by Judge Pendleton on motion of bottlers counsel. The bottlers said they will pursue litigation in federal courts as federal questions will be enjoined into the case.
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Soldier Bonus Bill Before the Senate
The soldier relief bill was before the Senate today in Washington D C. House passage Saturday with 92 negative votes ended three months of hearings debates and party strife. Leaders said the bill had no chance for passage in the Senate.
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Committee backs withholding full recognition of Mexico
Washington May 31 Senator Fall told the foreign relations committee that full recognition of the Mexican government should be withheld until a treaty revising the 1917 constitution is agreed. If Mexico refuses, the U S would renew notices against those responsible for American losses and possibly dispatch armed forces to restore order and secure communications between Mexico City and border regions. The report, five thousand pages, urges not recognizing Governor de la Huerta until his administration proves stable and compliant with international obligations.
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Revolt in Berlin Seen Growing as Leaders Surface
London May 31 rumors of a Berlin revolt intensify with Potsdam cited as the movement hub where Prince August William, son of the former Kaiser, is staying and named as military leader. Doorn reports William Hohenzollern eyes a coup and restoration of the German empire.
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Cummings Confers With the President in Washington
Homer Cummings chairman of the Democratic national committee met with President Wilson at the White House in Washington on May 31 to discuss party matters.
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Consideration Before Recess Extends to September First
A legislative body plans continued consideration before a recess that is expected to run through September first. Key figures have not announced changes to dates or process. Proceedings focus on pending bills and committee work.
Senate Hounds McAdoo Fund in Democratic Campaigns
Senate investigators press William G McAdoo fund inquiries as the Democrats seek light on the Wood campaign and California primary activities involving Herbert Hoover.
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Senate to vote on Armenian mandate late Tuesday
Washington May 31 By unanimous consent the Senate agreed to vote at four o'clock tomorrow afternoon on the resolution to decline to grant President Wilson authority to accept the mandate over Armenia.
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