Tension in Mexican War Situation Grows in May
Associated Press reports high tension in Mexico with possible Vera Cruz reinforcement under consideration. Cabinet debates risks to mediation, while the U S replies deny aggression. German ships reportedly head to Puerto Mexico with arms for Huerta, and calls rise for National Guard mobilization for border work.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
Vera Cruz
Garrison
Huerta
United States
Bryan
Puerto
Mexico
Funston
Justice Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Mayor Baker
Cleveland
Navy Department
Emergent Lodge of Athens Masons Meet for Hicks Funeral
An emergent meeting of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F A M is held at the Max Joseph building on Saturday at 3 PM to pay last respects and attend the funeral of deceased brother F W Hicks. Interment in Oconee Cemetery. All qualified Master Masons invited. By order L N Betts W M MO G Quinn Secretary.
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Mount Vergon Lodge No
Max Joseph
F. W. Hicks
Oconee Cemetery
L. N. Betts
W. M. MO. G. Quinn
Thaw Case Goes to Supreme Court for Final Adjudication
Concord New Hampshire May 8 The Thaw habeas corpus case moves to the United States Supreme Court after New York state attorneys filed exceptions to Judge Aldrich s decision allowing Thaws plea The sheriff keeps Thaw in custody pending a final ruling
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Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Harry Thaw
United States Supreme Court
Thaw
Mothers Day Observed in Athens with Proclamation
A governor proclamation sets aside Mothers Day for May 10 in Athens. Hundreds of men wear the white flower, symbol of the day, with many students away from home. The first Methodist Sunday school will observe with a 10 30 program and invites parents and friends. Other schools are expected to mark the day similarly tomorrow.
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Athens
Last Day To See The Hawthorn Minstrel Maids At Majestic
Today marks the final performance of the Hawthorn Minstrel Maids at the Majestic theater. The company has pleased audiences with clean clever and wholesome entertainment this week. Both afternoon matinee and two evening shows conclude the engagement with a full program change.
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Hawthorn
Majestice Theater
Hawthorns
The
Majestic
Green Bell Peppers and Fresh Produce Display
Local market offers green bell peppers red ripe tomatoes crisp cucumbers and fine headed lettuce. Arnold and Abney advertise with phone 1076.
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Arnold & Abney
Postponement Likely in Frank Death Verdict Appeal
Atlanta May 8 The motion to annul Leo M Frank's death verdict for Mary Phagan's murder likely will be postponed as Solicitor General Dorsey says the state needs time to prepare pleas. The move argues Frank was absent from the courtroom when the jury reported.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Dorsey
Frank
Hill
Mine Workers Condemn Rockefeller Jr Across Nations
The United Mine Workers International Executive Board adjourned in Indianapolis after a session from Monday and issued a statement opposing a general strike at this time. They noted conditions of miners in Ohio West Virginia and Colorado and voiced support for Colorado strikers while condemning John D Rockefeller Jr.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
West Virginia
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Called Meeting of the United Commercial Travelers
A called meeting of the local council of the United Commercial Travelers will be held this evening at the lodge room at the usual hour. Several candidates seek to receive the degrees and a full attendance is desired.
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the United Commercial Travelers
Georgia and Tech open fierce series in 4 to 1 victory
Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 4 to 1 in the opening game of a four game set to determine the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association pennant. The crowd exceeded 3,500 with Georgia supporters dominating the stands as Hitchcock pitched a standout game amid brilliant fielding and aggressive baserunning from both teams.
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Charles E. Martin
Tech Yellowjackets
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Grant Field
Sanford Mead
Hitchcock
Georgia
Tech
Athens
Red
Black
Auto
Rall
Ginn
Henderson
Burr
Clements
Hill
Fire destroys Birmingham Railway offices. two dead
Two men are known dead after a fire at the Birmingham Railway Light and Power Co offices in Birmingham. One man seriously burned, two women seen at upper windows. origin unknown and losses estimated at 150000 to 200000 dollars. Firemen fear others may be dead in the ruins.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Co
Methodist Divisions Stirring Debate at Southern Conference
Proposals aimed at changing language urging cooperation with the colored Methodist Episcopal Church sparked heated discussion at the Methodists South general conference. The session adjourned with debate unresolved as of nightfall.
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Methodist
Union
Oklahoma City
Colored Methodist Episcopal Church In
America
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Holland Cafe Promises Prompt Dinner Service Today
The Holland Cafe on Clayton Street offers extra staff for today to ensure quick dining. Dinner starts at eleven thirty with the best meals offered for fifty cents so customers can reach the game on time.
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Holland Cafe
Clayton St
Clarke County Primary Election Set for Today in Clarke
Clarke county votes today at the new county court house on Washington Street. Polls open 7 to 5 in some districts and 8 to 3 in others as 1,950 registered voters select sheriff, clerk, treasurer, surveyor, coroner and county commissioners amid a busy election day and local festivities.
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New Court House
Washington Street
216Th Militia District
County Court House
W. E. Jackson
E. J. Crawford
E. I.smith
B. H. Bar Tow
J. M. Hodgson
R. L. Bramblett
J. L. McLeroy
H. H. Linton
Walter A. Mallory
J. H. Dorsey
Keeley Greer
Weatherly
McIntyre
State of
Georgia
Clarke
G. M
C. F. Crossley
J. P
G. H. Palmer
John Bird
Carlisle Cobb
J. P. Louis Camak
F. K. Freeman
C. A. Vanderlieth
E. E. Bishop
A. T. Conway
James C. Mell
J. M. McCurdy
P. J. Smith
217Th District
G. M. W. A. Phillips
J. A. Suddeth
F. D. Tuck
H. F. Pittard
G. M. DeWitt Daniel
J. T. Brown
E. W. Jackson
G. M. L. J. Hemerick
W. W. Duncan
Howard Mullin
Mallory Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Collector
Walter A. Mallory declares his candidacy for Clarke County collector and asks voters for support. He notes the election date shifts to the 9th and urges voting in the morning due to the Georgia Tech game.
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Ito
Clarke County
Georgia Tech
Walter A. Mallory
Georgia Tech defeats Tech in Sanford Field opener
Large crowd at Sanford Field watches Georgia and Tech deliver a solid game. Both pitchers perform well with few errors as Georgia records seven hits and Tech four. Stone's Store advertised deliveries and fresh vegetables during the day.
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Georgia Tech
Sanford Field
Stone's
Ball Park
Lure of New York shows grim city life at Elite Theater
The Roland feature The Lure of New York comes to Elite Theater next Monday. It follows a young girl who travels to the city to pay a mortgage and encounters dangers in the criminal underworld but remains unstained. The film presents New York’s streets opium dens gangsters mansions and concludes with noble rescue.
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Roland
New York
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Rockefeller, JR
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Ffe
Trinidad
Washington
Mexico City
Niagara Falls
Kkey West
Vets Inderse
Jacksonville
Fla
Wilson
United Confederate Veterans
Bennett H. Young
Vicksburg
United Veterans
W. A. Mallory
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