Lansing Denies Intent to Recall the Army
Reports from the border indicate cavalry mounts were scarce due to horse losses, though not enough to dismount many troopers. Eight aeroplanes for Mexican service await delivery, with officers inspecting Curtiss and Sturtevant plants. The Mexican embassy cites a favorable exchange rate shift, and Gen Carranza plans a monetary commission. Fifty killed by bandits between Torreon and Zacatecas after wrecking a train. passengers killed or wounded, bodies cremated. Villa is again reported surrounded.
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Columbus
Henry W. Harms
Aviation Service
Curtiss
Buffalo
Sturtevant
Boston
Carranza
Monetary Commission
Zacatecas
Torreon
Villa
Mexico City
Long list of grocery firms and addresses in Atlanta area
A dense ledger of grocery companies and proprietors with street addresses across Atlanta including Campbell, Adams, J L Cooper, Colonial Market, Brooks Brothers, West Peachtree Street, Peters Street, Luckie Street, Decatur Street, Grant Street, and numerous others. The document enumerates business names such as Brooks Brothers, Canital City Market, J. H. Barrett Grocery Co, Brookwood Grocery Co, and many more along with specific street locations. It reads like a directory excerpt listing shop names, owners or partners, and their street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Grocery Co
Highland Avenue
Adamson & Son
Decature Street
I. N. Askew
Marietta Street
Alverson Brothers
Forsyth Street
L. Asbell
Peters Street
Berger
Decatur Street
Brooks Brothers
Pine Street
Piedmont Ave
T. G. Brooks & Son
Jefferson Street
W. E. Besser
Boulevard
J. M. Bailes
Byers
Gordon Street
Brown & Capito Vies TD
Capitol Avenue
D. Brown
Georgia Avenue
Grant Street
AE. W. Bradford
Carroll Street
Fraser Street
Cahen
Berean Street
AL W
Fears Street
Camp Grocery Company
Peachtree Street
LL. Green
Lee Street
J. A. George
McDaniel Street
Goldberg & Klein
Woodward Avenue
J. W. Green
Auburn Avenue
Golden
Piedmont
Whistner Market
North Broad Street
Krugman
East Fair Street
King
J. Kamper Grocery Co
H. Kuniansky
Lanier Brothers
Lewis Brothers
M.L. Legg & Co
S. B. Lunsford
M. L. Mendel
Holderness Street
Merlin
Formwall Street
Murrah
Marbut & Minor
Atlanta
J. W. McWilliams
J. W. Morris
A. B. Rader
J. R. Rosenberg
Marietta
Bellwood
Rosenstein
Vine Street
C. Roby
Glenn Street
L. W. Rogers
Chain of Sores
J. BD. Ramsey
Richards & Smith
Sands & Co
Inman Yards
Gus Silverman
West Cain Street
J. G. Sherer
W. S. Strand
Oak Street
Smith & Summers
Stewart Avenue
W. P. Smith Grocery Co
Crew Street
Chas. Smith
Forrest Street
Yaratoot Grocery Co
Taylor & Hall
TeBow Brothers
Whitehall Street
W. B.trebble
Thomas Grocery Co
W. F. Wimberly
Villa Battle Reports and Pershing Forces Near Zacatecas
Reports from war departments indicate Villa may be captured soon as constitutionalist forces close on him in southern Zacatecas. Brown’s dispatch notes Villa fleeing south after a skirmish with 150 Villa men, with American casualties absent and Mexicans killed. Authorities arrest Pablo Slanez and two companions for alleged murders tied to Villa’s faction. Pershing’s expedition remains active with supplies moving and fronts uncertain as rumors of Galatevo advances surface.
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Tierrez
War Department
Francisco Villa
Villa
Jalisco
Aguas Calientes
Zacatecas
Bratamontec
Juchihila
Brown
San Antonio
Texas
W.C. Brown
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Guerrero
Casthutraco
Chihuahua
Evans
Pershing
Letcher
Gell
Paso
General Funston
Angie Williams
A. J. Abrams
Ans
Pablo Slanez
Slanez
Pablo Luna
Juarez
Torreon
General Carranza
el Paso
Lansing
Mexico
Washington
Averrera i
Satevo
Emult
Casas Grandes Pearson
Casas Grandes
General Pershing
Colonia Dub- Jana
Southern colleges form group to oppose lynch law in the South
In Birmingham tonight the Association of Southern Church Colleges organized to arouse anti mob sentiment. Officers include Dr C M Bailey president and Dr B H Riley secretary with Bishop A W Knight and Dr J M Shelburn on the executive committee. About forty southern institutions endorse the new effort to educate against lynching and expand the campaign.
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Birmingham
Ala
High Teer Southern Colleges
Association of Southern Church Colleges
South
C. M. Bailey
Georgetown
Texas
B. H. Rile
J. Dobyns
Clarksville
Tenn
A. W. Knight
Sewanee
J. M. Shelburn
B. Riley
United States
J. 8. Bailey
Clarkesville
Bishop
Lord Montagu Follows Derby in Resigning
London April 7 resignation of Lord Montagu from the joint naval and military board over aerial service control is reported by morning papers. The Evening Standard yesterday afternoon announced the Earl of Derby’s resignation as chairman of the board and Montagu’s discontent with the powers.
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London
Lord Montagu
Joint
Naval and Military Board
Earl of Derby
Evening Standard
Tord Montagu
Ierby
Air service leadership push links Derby and Montaxv
The air services debate centers on centralizing and coordinating operations under one department, with both the Earl of Derby and Lord Montaxv advocating a unified command structure.
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Aenial Service Board
Earl of Derby
Lord Montaxv
Mortuary News Notices From Atlanta Area
Deaths spill from Blakely to Atlanta with RE Hilton age 66 leaving children two sisters a brother in Denver and a Atlanta niece Also A J Pate found dead in his shop on South Broad Street aged 68 Remains moved to AO. & Ray Donehoo Relatives in Texas and Louisiana notified Saunders Jones longtime Atlanta resident dead in Louisville Survived by wife brother three sons and daughter T J Braswell 52 died at home Funeral arrangements at Foote's Mrs Hal Morrison buried from Bainbridge Funeral for Mrs J C Jones from Fern Street private hospital body to Poole's
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Atlanta
RE. Hilton
Blakely
Hilton
Slaters
M. J. Lancaster
N. A. Sells
Smith Station
Ala
J. J. Hilton
Denver
Col
TL. A. “Sanders
A. J. Pate
A J. Pate
South Broad Street
Hureday
Chapel
Ray Donehoo
Texas
Louisiana
Saunders Jones
Louiavile
Laurence Jones
Louiaville
T. J. Braswell
T. J Braswell
Foote's
Lester
J. T
Roy’ Braswell
Misa Myrtice Braswell
J. C. Jones
Fern Street
Poole’s
Adamson Defends Thomasson Nomination Rejection
Washington April 8 Representative Adamson rejects claims he did not protest the senate rejection of his nominee J. T. Thomasson for postmaster at Carrellton. He says he nominated and urged confirmation, acted on oath, and acknowledges senators’ right to reject without his power to block. He would protest if possible but does not deem it necessary to “get mad.”
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Washington
Adamson
Senate
Hardwick
J. T. Thomasson
Carrellton
Dutch Not Asked to Allow Army Passage Through Dutch Flanders
A Hague dispatch reports the Dutch foreign minister denying a Dutch paper story that Great Britain urged passage of an army through Dutch Flanders. The note adds Holland cannot aid navigation in the North Sea for transporting prisoners of war. British and French forces order that Tommies need not pay rent for quarters in France, with possible restitution after the war. New Zealand public trustee already handles wills of 6,000 living persons.
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London
Reuter
Hague
Great Britain
Holland
Dutch Flanders
North Sea
France
New Zealand
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Swift’s
J. Cooper
East Linden Street
Darden
Seat Station
M Dodson
Crawford Brothers
Franks
Pulliam Street
Franklin
Guerin & Co
Garner
B. E. Gardner
Davis Street
Sily Decatur, GA
Weeks Brothers
B. T. Lewis
Rogers, Stephenson & Co
Brand
Lowe
DeKalb Feed & Supp
Scofield Grocery Co
E. Gershhow
Kirkwood
House, Cassels & Fle
Magon Grocery Co
Cassels & Fleming
Edgewood
J. R. Harden
Smith Brothers
East Point
W. Ramsey
P. L. Huie
T. Upchurch
C. R. Alverson
Hutcheson & Jones
Hutcheson & Smith
L. Prager
Kiln Street
R.T. Pryor
B. A. Perry
Jones Avenue
D. B. Fatch
Windsor Street
J. P. Phelps
Piedmont Grocery Co
Houston Street
D. L. Echols
Cleburne Avenue
Pope & Ward
J. W. Oliver
A. C. Threlkeld
W. H. Smith
Tuckery & McMurray
College Park
Shannon Brothers
T. L. Hutcheson
F. P. Baskin
Tremble Cash Grocery Co
Hapeville
H. H. Arnold
Lasseter Grocery Co
Swift & Company
Southern Colleges
Association of the Southern Church Colleges
DERBY
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
ALL Steel Trains
Tech Seaboard
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
New York
Paris
America
Teddy Bears
Val
Dresden
Hal Morrison
Chicago
Bainbridge
Thomasson