Deadlock in Mexico Faces Amnesty Standstill
Reports from Mexico City say Provisional President Carbajal and General Carranza are deadlocked over amnesty for Huerta supporters. Rebel forces near Puerto Mexico threaten action while General Navarrete travels to France to buy weapons. In Washington, Carbajal and Carranza plan talks at Saltillo on transferring power to constitutionalists.
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Huerta
Capstists Well Hold Annual Encampment
Pelham Heights July 23 The Fifth Annual Encampment of the Alabama Baptist opens July 31 on the heights at Pelham and runs to August 10. Listed are Rev Prestom Blake D D Birmingham Miss Virginia Bowcock Anniston Prof WW Carver Lt D Louisville Miss Nellie Dunn Evergreen Miss Lillian Forbes Birmingham Prof rn Gaimes Richmond Miss Florence Golson Wetumpka Richard Hall D D Marion Prof J A Hendricks Birmingham Miss Kathleen Fallory Baltimore Miss Clyde Meresti Montgomery Miss Laura Lee Patrick Montgomery Rev John M Phillips D Mebie Rev Frank Moody Nurser Th D Richmond Va Mrs J A Reynolds Evangelist Singers Rev J M Shelburne D Birmingham Rev W S Write Oklahoma Queen Rev aK Wright Ensley A J Mosely Wetumpka H Strick Sand Birmingham
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Richard Hall
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Baltimore
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Frank Moody
J. A. Reynolds
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W. S. Write
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Ensley
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Samson Holds Municipal Primary Endorses City Administration
Samson, July 22. Samson's municipal primary concluded Monday with M. Stevens nominated for mayor and A. Hollowy, Morris, H. M. Farmer, J. Runson, and J. C. Breckenridge named for council. With one exception the old administration was renominated, signaling strong approval amid heated reaction.
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Runson
J.C. Breckenridge
X Ray Skirt Stirs Chicago Beach Scene
A scrambled clip reports a scene at a Chicago beach where a woman wearing an X ray skirt allegedly caused a crowd to surge. Police restrained the crowd as bystanders watched the incident unfold with life at stake and officers managing the scene.
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Woo- An
Huerta Advised to Quit Months Ago by Paris General
Paris Gen. Porfirio Diaz said Huerta should quit months ago after Elferta realigned. He privately criticized U S policy and has long believed Huerta's disappearance could help resolve the Mexican problem.
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Harris Quits Back A Georgia Governing Candidacy
William M. Harris, director of the census, will not seek the Georgia governorship. He announced the decision upon returning from the state.
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General Wood Tours Alabama National Guard Arrival
Montgomery July 22 Major General Wood former chief of state of the United States army visits Montgomery inspecting the Alabama National Guard. It is the first time an officer of such rank has arrived to review the soldiers. He is greeted by Adjutant General Lowry and will stay with Governor O Nea l while there.
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Nelms Girls Mayor Wikle Missing. $200 Reward Offered
The International Police Chiefs Association targets Beatrice Nelms and her sister Mrs Blake Nelms Dennis in a nation wide search. A $200 reward is offered for their safe return or details. Atlanta Chief Beavers urges western police help as the sisters are sought across the country. A unidentified young woman found on a Galveston beach is believed to resemble the Nelms sisters.
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Beatrice Nelms
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Galveston
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Unopposed race names in municipal primary report
Primary day begins with rules set by the Democratic executive committee. Incumbent Dr J L Wikle has qualified for mayor with John William as council president contender, while Uncle Jack Burgess opts out. Four wards show council candidate progress with several still awaiting qualification by noon.
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Government to sue New Haven railroad leaders
Washington July 22 The department of justice will file suit against the New Haven railroad within 48 hours. Criminal prosecutions of officers and directors will be delayed for several days. Among those named are Charles S Metter former president William Rockefeller Robert W Taft and other prominent financiers. Evidence for indictments is not yet complete but expected to be ready soon.
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Metter
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Robert W. Taft
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White
New Haven
Impeachment Trial Opens for Sheriff John W Lane
Montgomery July 22 The impeachment trial of Sheriff John W Lane of Chambers county began. The state accuses Lane of misconduct and corruption in office. The first witness, Mrs. Richer, testified she paid Lane $25 as a fine for her son’s gambling and that Lane pressured her for either the son or the money.
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John W Lane
Chambers County
Lane
Tate
Richer
Civil War Fears Grow Over Ulster Exclusion
London reports tensions rise as Ulster exclusion from home rule talks triggers fears of civil war in Ireland. Buckingham Palace conference stalls progress with Nationalist and Unionist factions insisting on no compromise, while Liberal papers condemn King George's involvement.
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London
Jly
Pears
Ulster
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King George
Blackwell Calls for Law Banning Dogs Run at Large
Judge D C Blackwell Democratic nominee for the legislature declares a proposed law to prevent dogs from roaming free. He cites farm damage to sheep, stock, poultry and eggs, noting quail losses and eroding practicability of farming. He invites input from interested parties.
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D. C. Blackwell
Welsh Champion Boxer Faces Heavy Tax Burden After Title Win
London reports Freddie Welsh, newly crowned champion, must pay over 1500 pounds in income tax on his earnings since becoming champion. He fears similar U S taxes as he plans to base himself in America and pursue future fights.
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London
Freddie Welsh
Willie Ritcbie
Welsh
United States
Plant Chattanooga Rehires 100 Workers After Cutbacks
The Chattanooga plant of the U S C L P F Co resumed operations today, recalling 100 employees who had been laid off during the recent belt tightening policy. Several other company plants are expected to follow by restoring laid off workers.
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U.S
Carpenter J E Morrison Dies From Lockjaw After Nail Incident
J E Morrison a 54 year old carpenter died at 600 Noble Street yesterday after a nail pierced his foot while repairing a porch. Lockjaw and blood poisoning led to his death. He was survived by his wife and several children. Funeral held at his home at 3 PM and burial followed at Pine Grove, Rev H Settle conducted.
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Murder of Mrs Sykes Shocks Atlanta Residents
Atlanta residents were shocked by the Los Angeles murder of Mrs Bedna Sykes of Norcross Georgia. She was the wife of J W Sykes cashier of the Bank of Gwinnett and had left him about two years ago amid rumors of a divorce.
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Bedna Sykes
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J 9. Sykes
Bank of Gwinnett
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Alabama Republicans Nominate Full Ticket in Birmingham
Birmingham July 22 Oliver D Street nominated for governor of Alabama by Republicans in convention today A full state ticket selected with Alex Burch named for United States senator George Barger placed on ticket for lieutenant governor and other statewide offices.
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Oliver D. Street
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Alex Burch
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George Barger
Roosevelt denial echoes in New York letters to Whitman
In a U S political exchange in New York a contentious note surfaces with Colonel Roosevelt denying authorship of a letter criticizing Mr Barge. The document references a claim about an addressed letter and involves District Attorney Whitman in discussion.
Decision on 5 per cent rate case expected today
Washington July 12 report says the 5 per cent rate case decision will be made today with no definite timing given. Some reports suggest a possible change may be announced by Saturday.
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Washington
Burglary Suspects Arrested in Runville Center Police
In Mineola New York July 22 police report a third of Runville Center force jailed on burglary charges. Among the arrested is Beatrick Zeritzan known as the biggest policeman on Pine Island.
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Alabama Sunday School conventions announced across counties
A statewide series of county Sunday school conventions is planned by the Alabama Sunday School Association. Local workers and state field secretaries will discuss topics on adolescence, teacher development, character formation, Sunday school to church linkage, temperance education, and home and community involvement. Meetings run July through September with August dates in Calhoun, Talladega, Cleburne, and Clay counties.
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Ling Suemday
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Talladega County
Cleburne
Roosevelt Asked to Speak on Coloma Treaty Dispute
In a telegram from Teddy Washington July 22 Colonel Roosevelt requested to be heard by Chairman Stone of the committee and stated his intention to present his side of the Coloma treaty controversy. He hinted he will strive to defeat President Wilson.
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Roosevelt
Coloma
Stone
Wil
Caillaux challenges to duel in dramatic French trial
In Paris the Madame Caillaux murder trial turns dramatic as defense leader Caillaux challenges Attorney Chenu to a duel after tensions flare over evidence. The scene follows questions about German correspondence amid the Calmette killing controversy.
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Madame Caillaux
Batter Calmette
Jomeph Caillaux
Defendmant
Chenu
Spaxin
Paris Trial Recounts Calmette Killing Defense
Joseph Calliaux defended his wife in a Paris court over the Calmette killing case. He claimed he would have acted differently, lamenting Calmette’s calumnies and detailing his private life and the two letters central to the scandal.
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Paris
Joseph Calliaux
Gaston Calmmette
the Figaro
Malllaux
Mme. Cagii
Calmette
Caillagy
France
Bhixe
Mme. Rayrouard
Chicago Tops Nation as Hottest Spot Today
Weather bulletin notes Chicago as the hottest place in the United States today with temperatures near record levels. Miami closely follows with extreme heat. showers anticipated later in the day as a weather system moves through.
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United States
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F.B
Two Negroes Arrested in Birmingham Conspiracy Case
Gadsden July 22 Lon Webb and two Black men were arrested here and taken to Birmingham charged with complicity in the Brooking assault two weeks ago.
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Lon Webb
Birmingham
Saina- Mon
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