United States demands salute clash with Huerta continues
The United States warns Huerta it will tolerate no more debate over the Tampico salute and demands a twenty one gun salute to the U S flag. President Wilson rejects Huerta’s simultaneous Mexican and American flag salute and says return would acknowledge the Mexican government. No Mexican reply is received as officials expect a protracted dispute with naval vigilance in Mexican waters.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Huerta
Washington
Wilson
Mayo
Tampico
White Sulphur Springs
Bryan
Miami
Fla
Capitol
Panama Treaty Settlement Angers Colombia Ends Dispute
The United States and Colombia announce a treaty ending the Panama dispute. The U S agrees to pay Colombia twenty five million dollars. Colombia recognizes the Panama republic. Washington April 17 officials say the treaty remains under State Department review awaiting Senate submission due to other foreign matters.
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Tech
Panama
Colombia
United States
Washington, D. C
State Department
Senate
South Georgia Should Name Governor This Time
Special to the Banner Atlanta April 17 Judge W E Thomas of Valdosta says his race for governor hinges on South Georgia. He argues that northern candidates dominate state offices and that South Georgia should be allowed to name the governor this time. He notes most senators live north of Macon and warns he will decide only after gauging public sentiment. His remarks suggest any decision depends on South Georgia's support.
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Atlanta
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
South Georgia
Senate
Macon
Southwest Georgia
Missouri
United States Senate
North Georgia Line
Felder and Cooper
Hardwick
Smith
Slaton
Major McGregor
Cochran
Wealthy Manufacturer's Son Is Charged With a Murder
Albany police accuse Malcolm Gil Jr., 19, son of a Hud gon manufacturer, of murdering Frank Clute, chauffeur, on April 1. He was jailed April 17 after evading home and leaving a note to parents. Evidence reportedly found under a house Gifford stayed at that night.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Malcolm Gil Jr
Frank Clute
Clute
Gifford
Rob
Fort Worth? Redpath Chautauqua in Michigan draws diverse guests
Battle Creek Chautauqua day drew attendees from 40 states and 10 foreign countries led by Sanitarium visitors. England, Mexico, Canada, Chile, France, Germany, India, Norway, Bohemia, Japan represented. About 100 nurses, 900 Sanitarium guests, 100 Home Economies students, 30 Haskell orphans. Four encores earned for Bobumir Kryl and his Band as 4,000 locals visited.
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Battle Creek
Mich
England
Mexico
Canada
Chile
France
Germany
India
Norway
Bohemia
Japan
Joiner state fire marshal visits Athens fire scene
Mr W R Joiner former Atlanta fire chief now state fire marshal visited Athens yesterday. He examined the Broad street fire area and spoke with investigators. Insurance adjusters touring from Winterville fire inspection reported damages totaling 8000 on the Dr Hunnicutt building 9000 on M Link and 15500 on Eberhart and Davis.
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W. R. Joiner
Atlanta
State of
Georgia
Broad Street
Athens
Winterville
Southern Adjustment Bureau
Hunnicutt
M. Link
Eberhart & Davis
Phone 1176 Advertises Fresh Produce and Groceries
A local ad lists a variety of fresh country eggs and staples priced daily. Items include butter, turnips, Irish potatoes, snap beans, English peas, tomatoes, Cal oranges, cream cheese, canned peaches, lemons, spring onions, and dessert peaches.
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Hull
Tomato Plants Ready for Delivery Special Price
25 000 tomato plants of all varieties now ready for delivery. 150 per dozen. Special price on large quantities. Costa's. Phone 697.
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Costa’s
Unsuccessful Murder Attempt On New York Mayor
An apparently irate, unemployed Irish born man, Michael P. Mahoney, shot Frank J. Polk outside City Hall Park as Mayor John Purraj Mitchel and officials prepared to enter a lunch car. Polk wounded in the jaw but not fatally. Mahoney, later talking, said he sought to protest city expenditures and to obtain a job. He had letters for the mayor and for Pittsburgh’s mayor, and had attended an Industrial Workers meeting. He will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New York
John Purraj
Mitchel
Michael P. Mahoney
Frank J. Polk
City Hall Park
Polk
George V. Mullan
Arthur H. Woods
Mitchell
George Neun
Mahoney
Col. Geo. W. Goethals
Pittsburgh
Industrial Workers of the World
Ireland
New Orleans
AT BELL'S TODAY Fresh produce and prices
Fresh eggs 20c per dozen. Fresh butter. Two cans tomatoes for lic. Two cans salmon 15c. Best desert peaches 20c. Oranges 25c per dozen. Apples 20c per dozen. Sincere thanks for your business. Phone 118.
Spring Plant Sale Details at Crocedale Greenhouse
Fine variety tomato plants and bell peppers, eggplants, verbenas and coleus in 23 inch pots available for transplant. Also featured are Spring Salad produce including beans cucumbers Irish potatoes and celery with prices 15c to 25c and celery at 10c to 12c per stalk.
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Crocedale Greenhouse
Cadets Face Annual Inspection At University Of Georgia
The University of Georgia cadets report at 9 AM for annual inspection conducted by an officer from the U S War Department headquarters. He will assess equipment uniforms drilling and dress parade this afternoon. The outcome weighs on federal regrading of military institutions overseen by the government.
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University of Georgia
General Headquarters
War Department
Washington
AT BUCHWALD'S TODAY SNAP BEANS AND GROCERIES
Local ad lists snap beans two quarts for 25 cents fine squash three pounds 20 cents Tomatoes in a basket best old potatoes 35 cents per peck Vanity Rising Sun and Nonpariel flour 10 cents per quarter White Rabbit four 10 pounds Suchet lard 1.25 dollars Also full line of fancy groceries Phone 646.
Service at St Josephs Catholic Church Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a m and High Mass at 10 3 a m with blessing of the Blessed Sacrament after. A meeting of Sunday school children at 4 p m. Non Catholics invited. Father Clark signs.
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ST. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Clark
Fresh Vegetables At Williamson's Wholesale Produce
Fresh vegetables listed include tender beets new Irish potatoes green beans yellow squash bell peppers lettuce celery tomatoes spring onions and salad at Williamson's Also Stone's Cakes six varieties cheaper than you can bake Try them at Williamson's String beans sell for 15c per quart Arnold Abney advertise your Wants.
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Arnold & Abney
Williamson's
Stone's
Young man fatally intrudes home on East Broad Street
Mrs. Bell, 54, narrowly survived a forced entry by a young White man who choked her on the dining room floor last night. The assailant fled after hearing a noise. Ellie Mathews, about 25, denied the crime, but police suspect he may be involved. motive remains unclear. Mr. Bell was away at the Georgia railroad station.
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C. M. Bell
East Broad Street
Mr. Bell
Georgia
Georgia Road
Ellie Mathews
Mathews
Broad Street
Bell
Federal court disposes 46 cases and 30 bond forfeitures
In the Eastern division of the Northern District of Georgia Judge Newman adjourned a four and a half day term. About a hundred criminal cases on the docket saw 30 bond forfeitures and 46 disposed of with 22 guilty pleas, 15 not guilty verdicts, eight guilty verdicts, and one none prosecuted. Grand jury returned 80 true bills, mostly for internal revenue violations and one white slave case. Ivory Baxter pleaded guilty to robber a freight car incident and received 18 months. L A Agnew pleaded guilty to mail related fraud and got six months or $100 fine. Adjourned term planned for June during UGA commencement. court moves to Gainesville in May.
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Federal Court
Eastern Division
Northern District of Georgia
Newman
Ivory Baxter
Iver Johnston
Atlanta
L. A.agnew
University of Georgia
Law School
United States
Gainesville
Another Treaty Now With Denmark
Washington April 17 Secretary Bryan and Minister Brun signed another treaty between the United States and Denmark eliminating the compulsory arbitration feature. The new treaty relates only to settlement of issues by investigation. Shirts to measure $2 and up Levy's Toggery Shop.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Brun
United States
Denmark
Adams Market Daily Specials Inform Produce and Groceries
Today’s specials at Adams Market feature fresh string beans English peas new Irish potatoes beets carrots spinach celery spring onions turnips radishes squash strawberries sweet potatoes lettuce and fancy tomatoes. Eggs butter cheese hens fries dressed fowls Norway mackerel fresh shipment. Phone orders early for morning delivery to 1118 Adams Market.
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Adams Market
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