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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1914

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Cessation of Fighting in Mexico Likely Warns Washington

July 13 report says officials seek a temporary pause in Mexican fighting. Carranza to treat with Francisco Carvajal as provisional president if Huerta flees, likely via American lines at Vera Cruz. Villa may not join the southern push. Carranza aims for Mexico City control while Zapata presses for land reforms.

Washington Fightieg Mexico Carranza Francisco Caratjal Whhen Muerta Haert Ho Wetll Vera Cruz United States Niagara Falls General Villa Mexico City Obregon Gemera Villa Khimeel Zapata Damm Huerta

Elks Convention Opens With Welcoming Denver Welcome

Denver welcomes Elks visitors for the convention week as thousands arrive. The city has prepared entertainments and public greetings in railway stations hotels and streets, with the familiar Hello 411 salute heard on approaches.

Denver Cobe Elks Order

Whisky cases dominate police court fines in big session

The police court fined defendants over 1000 dollars and imposed heavy street sentences. Mac Nelson faced four whisky cases at 100 dollars plus costs in each, plus 18 months on the streets. Oliver Chitwood paid 100 dollars in three cases with eight months on streets. Sam Nelson and George Carter each paid 200 dollars with costs. Carter drew three months hard labor on streets. Appeals likely.

Mac Nelson Oliver Chitwood Sam Nelson George Carter Carter

Colorado Cities Unite For Centennial Celebration

The city boasts cooperation from other Colorado towns and resorts for a mass display of purple and white bunting. Downtown will glow with thousands of lights each night as crowds fill the streets. Officers contests and the 1915 convention site are under discussion while visitors reconnect and celebrate.

Colorado

Vienna Voters $64,000 for Panama-Pacific Exposition

Vienna Austria city council approved an appropriation of 64000 dollars to cover the cost of the citys participation in the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.

Vienna Austria San Francisco

Illinois Representative Demands Lumber Trust Probe

Washington July 13 Representative Taverner of Illinois called for an investigation of the lumber trust after a report found 1694 timber owners control one twentieth of the U.S. landed area, a situation he compared to the money trust.

Washington Taverner Illinois Lumber Trust United States Money Trust

$30,000 Is Burned In City Crematory

In Macon Georgia on Saturday thieves emptied a suitcase containing $30,000 in stocks and bonds into a depot garbage can. The thief Allis White was arrested and led police to the disposal site. The valuables were later found at the crematory buried among garbage.

Macon Georgia Allis White White 2Han Belfast Edward Ulster

Savoy Safe Looted of Over 200 Dollars

Burglars broke into the Savoy theater early Sunday and forced open the safe extracting more than 200 dollars. L T Smith, manager, found the safe damaged and the door pried with a bar. Preceding deposits had been made Saturday night and noted in the till. No clues to the culprits were found.

Savoy Theater Fron L. T. Smith Savoy Alamo J. G. Wells Mr. Smith The

Scientists Study Eclipse of the Sun

London reports a total solar eclipse on August 21 drawing European and Asian scientists. Expeditions from many countries will study the event from accessible regions. the path of totality crosses the North Atlantic to Norway Sweden Russia and Persia with many preferring southern Russia for favorable climate.

North Atlantic Wil Norwegian Sweden Russia Persig

Farmers to Build Railroad Connect to Burlington

Farmers in eastern Colorado facing sparse crops appeal to the Burlington railroad officials for old rails and ties. The plan is to lay a prairie line to link with the Burlington system at St Brand. The effort follows crop hardship and the farmers’ distance from existing rail access.

Fort Morgam Colo Colorado Burlington Railroad Burlington System St Brands

ISA Mistake Says Wilson

The president stated a misconception about the Jones Warburg controversy is circulating and he backs the Democratic leadership. He has assurances that Jones can be confirmed and notes most senators support him aside from Reed and Hitchcock. A Senate and ICC investigation into Warburg’s connection with Rock Island securities was proposed by Senator Palmerston.

Washingston Serza Tara Reed Hitchcock Jones

Decatur Names Change Plan to City

New Decatur July 13 report city council intends to push for a formal name change tonight. Details of the plan and the method remain unclear as the meeting proceeds.

New Decatur

St Luke's Hospital to Open for Public Inspection

The St Luke's hospital on the corner of Queenstown Avenue and Twelfth Street will be opened to the public tomorrow afternoon from two to six o'clock. Visitors may tour the building and inspect its arrangements and equipment, including private rooms wards a laboratory nurses’ station operating rooms and diet kitchens. The new hospital cost well over $26,000 and replaces the old facility at Marwin Hill to free the patients for transfer with minimal disturbance.

St. Theuke's Hospital Qeeintard Avenue Twelfth Street Tommy Arrow Hew Hospital Rome Alor‘altory Ld Hospital Marwin Hill St. Lukes

Funeral of Justice Horace Lurton to be buried in Clarksville

Atlantic City July 13. The body of Justice Horace Lurton of the United States Supreme Court will be taken to Clarksville Tennessee today. He will be buried from Trinity Episcopal Church where he served as vestryman for many years. Mrs Lurton is prostrated by the shock of her husband’s death but now hoped to attend the funeral.

Washington George T. Marye San Francisco United States Russia Mrs. Marye Helen Helen Marye Etme Maryera San Francisco Stock Exchange Baltimore California Wilson Charles R. Crane Ilinoly Henry M. Pindell Lewis Illinoi Pindell Atlantic Catyy Jemstice Horace Lurtem United Sttates Supreme Court Clarksville Lurteres Trinity Episcopal Church

Notable candidates named for vacancy on United States Supreme Court

Washington July 13. Among homes suggested for filling the vacancy caused by the death of Justice Turton yesterday are ex president Taft attorney general Moe Reynolds former solicitor Frederick W. Eelman interior secretary Laaze John Barton Payne and Gov. Taee of Illinois.

Washingteom United States Justice Lurtom Taft Moe Reynolds John K. Stateles Tennessere Mrrederick W. Eelman John Barton Ayne Tyee Tilinols

Will Cross Oort Orf Living At Rally

Jamestown New York July 18 The season of activities at the Chateauqua national Assembly began today and will continue until the end of August The initial week is devoted to lectures and discussions on the problem of the high cost of living Participants include Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman of New York Mrs J A Smith of Ithaca Prof Scott Nearing of the University of Pennsylvania and William T Creass master of the Pennsylvania State Grange

Jamestown M. Y Chatetauqua University of Frennnsylvania William T. Creass Prennsylvania

Calhoun County Teachers Institute Opens with Hundreds Attending

The Calhoun County Teachers Institute began this afternoon at 1:30 with about 100 teachers present. Prof. Smith of the Birmingham high school leads sessions as nearly all county teachers have registered or will join tomorrow. Life certificate holders are not required but many attend by choice.

Calhoum County Teachers’ Institute Smith Birmingham Bigee School

$2,000,000 Scheme Tied to Dillard Company

Washington reports assert Dillard and associates made $2,000,000 without cash input to the New Haven transaction. Dillard allegedly never paid for trades or sold Boston and Maine stock beyond what New Haven indicated. Dillard securities were kept in a New Haven vault subdivision. Morgan and Mellen face blame for nominating a boarding house staircase and for pillorying other directors.

Washington Dillard and Company New Havens Dillard Boston & Maime New Haven Dillard Company Praven Colezeries Mellen Morgam Mellen

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Bill Apter Lumber Trust J C. Cooper Atlanta Envo London Europe Asia Isa Senatee Warburg Ireland Sir Edward Carson Bourne ST. Luke's the Bourne Puneral Lurton Tar Orf RALLY Teachers Institute Prof. Smith Morgan and Company
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