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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1917

Page

2

Greek King Abdicates as Greece Moves Toward Republic

The report notes Constantine forced to abdicate with entente mediation aiding a transition toward a republican Greece. Greek and French officials announce military moves, arrival of entente troops, and the new king Alexander, second son of the former monarch, born August 1, 1833, with the crown prince George born July 19, 1890.

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Constantine I Ends Brief Reign Amid Entente Clashes

Constantine I of Greece governed from March 16 1913 after his father George I was assassinated in Salonika. His neutrality stance and ties to Queen Sophia sparked friction with the Entente while Venizelos and a provisional government grew in power. The crisis escalated with Greek troop actions in Macedonia and pressures over Saloniki, leading to widespread calls for dethronement and ongoing political upheaval.

Constantine Tag George I Saloniki Constantine Teutonicalles Greece Eliphtherios Venizelos Kaiser Crete Freeze Bs Fremler Vent Selos Gres Ommemne Camert Rome Ted Ralite Antenes Serbia Balkan Teutonte Macedonia Theriige Germany Athens Venizelos Katerina Lemnos England France Roumania

Woman Identified in Railroad Tragic Death

Police confirmed the victim as Lilian Hammon of 708 Fourth Street Northwest through Andrew Beach. The body bore marks suggesting she was struck by a train on the railroad tracks at First and G Streets Southeast Sunday.

Washington Post King Street North River Board of Aldermen Common Council Wythe Street Committee On Washington Street Duke and Gibbon First G Streets Andrew Beach Fourth Street Northwest Beach Lilian Hammon

Big Three Dances Remain Core At Dancing Convention

New York June 12 The waltz fox trot and one step will continue as the big three dances according to instructors at the International Association of Masters of Dancing convention. About 290 members attend as sessions run through the week with many new steps to be demonstrated.

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Jacobi Divorce Secrets Revealed In Forced Marriage Case

The trial centers on William J Jacobi and his wife’s disputed marriage linked to private K Street residences and club dining. Key witnesses including private detective Ferguson and Miss McTwiggan’s family circulate claims of social visits, alleged gun wedding rumors, and questioned timing of a 1315 K Street gathering with Mrs Jacobi present.

Jacobi Jeanette “Wodacobi William J Jacobi The War College John Martin Celorada Mirt Tewis Foo Cornely Tharoft Tacohi Connelly Dunnington Gaby Leslys France Staffords Court Donnelly Ferguson K Street Blanche Blasquet Reno McNeil K Street House A L Newmyer Cochran Hotel Mrs Blasqitters Newmyer Blasquet McLeod North Carolina Voight McTwiggean Lord Baltimore Club May McTwiggan Jae Shaan John Martin Young Jacob Jacobis Charrge Judge Bundy Seventh Street Mr Voights Providence Hospital Jacob Blasquez

Greek Republic Seen Likely After Greek King Dethroned

The report suggests a Greek republic may replace the monarchy after Constantine abdication. Venizelos would likely lead a provisional government if the monarchy falls. State Department has only unofficial dispatches and no immediate recognition is planned.

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