Fires Rage Across Multiple Cities Aboard March 9
Fire reports from Buffalo Keifer Waco Terre Haute and LaGrange describe major property losses. Buffalos million bushel terminal elevator destroyed with an estimated four hundred thousand dollar loss. Keifer oil storage loss about fifty thousand barrels. Waco plant of Exporters Traders Warehouse Compress Company destroyed with property loss near half a million. Terre Haute basement blaze at a drug house endangers surrounding blocks with losses likely over one hundred thousand. LaGrange business district fire causes about one hundred twenty five thousand dollars in damage.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Keifer
Oxfa
Waco
Tex
Terre Haute
Ti Haute
Ind
Sar
LaGrange
LaGrange, Ga
Pankhurst Arrested After Clash at Glasgow Meeting
Mrs Emmaline Pankhurst, militant suffragette leader, was arrested in Glasgow after a fierce confrontation at a meeting. Police clashed with a crowd of women, with several constables injured as protesters surged.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Emmaline Pankhurst
Called Convocation At Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons
A called convocation will be held this evening at the Keystone Chapter Royal Arch Masons at 8 o'clock sharp. The Royal Arch degree will be conferred. All companions are invited and visiting companions are welcome. The call is issued by the high priest and the secretary.
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Keystone Chapter
Royal Arch Mages
Royal Arch
Cottage blaze at Baldwin and Lumpkin street extinguished
Fire department called to box 35 at Baldwin and Lumpkin when a small cottage blaze broke out yesterday afternoon. Coach Cunningham arrived en route to a baseball game and helped extinguish the fire with a bucket before units reached the scene.
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Baldwin
Lumpkin Street
Cunningham
Uptown Fire Truck Purchase Drives City Council Action
At a council meeting the mayor and committee of the whole discussed buying another auto fire truck for the uptown station to replace horses with a gasoline-driven machine. A unanimous vote instructed fire department leaders to evaluate options and report cost and terms. Also debated were bond-raising provisions and a Georgia Railroad ordinance as lessees seek track across Broad Street and a new sewer line through the Georgian Development property.
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Uptown
Milledge Extension
Fire Department
Committee of Council
Calaboose
Georgia Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Broad Street
Sordon
McDorman
Carithers
Akite
Webb-Crawford
Followers of Frank Tannenbaum plea and release in church raid
One hundred one of the two hundred followers of Frank Tannenbaum pleaded guilty and received suspended sentences in New York. Twelve pleaded not guilty, were convicted, and remanded for sentence. Only Ernest Rutherford of Rossville Georgia was discharged after claiming he was accidental in the vestibule during the raid.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Tannenbaum
Ernest Rutherford
Rossville
Georgia
Rutherford
Mysterious Return of Texas Ranchman's Body Sparks Inquiry
Austin reports the ex ecution of American ranchman Clement Vergara in Mexico prompts an official inquiry. Governor Colquitt sends Adjutant General Hutchings to Laredo to view the body while Captain Sanders telegrams details of the recovery. Unclear who accompanied the body or whether Mexicans aided the party.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
Mexico
Clements Vergara
United States
Colquitt
Hutchings
Laredo
Sanders
Texas Rangers
Hidalgo
Palafox
Texas
Clement Vargara
Clement ‘Vergara
Peace Day Observed by Laura Rutherford Chapter
A Laura Rutherford Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederate held a regular meeting with a historical program. Miss Minnie Thomas sang several numbers and a study examined General Nathan B. Forrest. The group resolved to observe April 18 as Peace Day, marking the war era anniversary.
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Laura Rutherford
Daughters of the Confederate
Minnie Thomas
Nathan B. Forrest
Athens
Fresh Groceries at Bell's Today with Low Prices
Arnold and Abney advertise a wide stock of groceries with fresh produce and express delivery. Lemons five cents per pound, hand packed tomatoes, lettuce five cents per bunch, fresh butter and eggs, strawberries by express, and potatoes including new Irish potatoes. Contact phone 118.
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Express Today
Arnold &Abney
Popular Mary Pickford at the Elie Theater Today
Mary Pickford, the popular film star, appears at the Elite theater today in Cap 2 delightful comedy drama of love and the great outdoors. The production is billed as one of the Famous Players best releases with a one hour run time. Admission nickel. Limited seating advised for afternoon and early evening shows.
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Mary Pickford
Armed intervention urged in Mexico to protect Americans
Washington March 9 The Senate lifted secrecy and debated U S policy as Senator Fall urged armed intervention to safeguard Americans and other foreigners, citing killings and outrages during the Mexican revolution. He charged the administration with inadequacy and noted German press threats of retaliation.
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Mexico
U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Germany
United States
Shively
Ing
Foreign Raat Committee
Small
Interve
Sheppard
Texas
Phi Beta Kappa Installation at University of Georgia
The University of Georgia will install a Phi Beta Kappa chapter on March 26 with Dr. Hamilton Wright Mabie delivering a public address. The article traces the society’s founding at William and Mary in 1776 and notes the growing southern presence, including Georgia alumni, and lists current faculty members who are or may join.
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Georgia
Phi Beta Kappa
College of William and Mary
Virginia
North
South
Association
University of Georgia
Hamilton Wright Mabie
The
Outlook
New York
College of Liberal Arts
Sons of Georgia
Phi Kappa
Williamsburg
Georgia Alumni Society
Man’s College
Vassar
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holy
University of Washington
University of North Dakota
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Pomona College
Cal
Society
H. C. White
Robert E. Park
J. H. T. McPherson
J. P. Campbell
D. C. Barrow
C. M. Snelling
L. R. Geissler
J.lustrat
F. J. Wooster
John Morris
Show Opens With Two Packed Houses and Lively Musical Comedy
The evening show opens with life and night to two packed houses. Tommy Kane and Eddie Merton lead a laughing musical comedy that pleases all. Kane shines, the numbers are well rendered, and matinee is set for 4 PM. The day’s pictures include Pathé Weekly Essanay A Night on the Road Selig The Charmed Arrow and more.
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Tommy Kane
Eddie Mertin
Mr. Kane
Pathé
Essanay
Selig
Fire Department Turns on Army of Unemployed
In Sacramento on March 9 Associated Press reports General Kelly and 19 officers jailed after refusing orders to return to San Francisco. The army of unemployed, battered and hungry, camps in the city tonight amid the tense standoff.
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Fire Department
Army of
Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Kelly
San Francisco
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