United States Opposes Spanish Expulsion Plan in Torreon
Washington protests a plan by General Villa to expel Spaniards from Torreon as officials fear international backlash and violations of international law. Carranza and Villa reportedly agree on treating Spaniards across the republic, sparking diplomatic friction with Spain and cautious U.S. intervention to protect residents and ensure humane treatment.
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Connecticut
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Dolphin
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Madrus
Son asks to serve mother's penalty for shoplifting
Boston April 7 Mrs Anna C Deitch was sentenced in municipal court for shoplifting to three months imprisonment. Her son a college student asked to take the sentence in his mother's stead claiming he could endure the hardship better. The court said impossible and Mrs Deitch appealed and furnished bail.
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Boston
Anna C. Deitch
Republicans win seventh New Jersey district seat
April 7 in Paterson, Don Drukker a Passaic contractor won the seventh New Jersey district seat in a special election, defeating Democrat James O By rne by over 5000 votes. Drukker opposed Wilson administration tariffs, while Byrne framed choice as a vote for the president, amid claims of a gerrymander and reaction from leading Democrats.
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House of Representatives
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Don Drukker
Passaic
Robert L Bremner
James O'Byrne
Wilson
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Byrne
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Whitehead
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Democrats Tonight 5
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Doremus
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White House
Boston
James A Gallivan
James M Curles
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Brier
James B Connolly
All Races Welcomed by Moose of Hawaii
In Honolulu on April 7 the Loyal Order of Moose lodge repudiated the national group and disbanded to organize independently under a new name. About 1,500 members in five lodges withdrew after the national rule barred Hawalian race members. The new lodge, not yet named, plans to follow the Moose in organization and admit all races.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Is Money Wasted In Your Home
The advertisement urges thrift by buying coffee at thirty cents a pound, noting a Constitution ad offering it at nineteen cents. It claims daily merchant messages in The Constitution and asks readers whether they profit from these bargains, urging readers to read Constitution ads to cut living costs without reducing quality.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Colombia Ends Panama Quarrel Signifies New Era
The Bogota signing of the Bogota treaty ends the Panama dispute with the United States paying Colombia 25 million dollars. The ceremony at the State Department united Thaddeus A Thomson and Colombian leaders, with full powers granted to a multi party committee to secure congressional ratification set for May 1.
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Colombia
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Panama
State Department
Thaddeus A Thomson
Legation
Leland Harrison
Francisco Jose Urtutia
Marco Fidel Suarez
Nicholas Escuerra
Jose Maria Valencia
Rafael Uribe
Antonio Joxes Uribe
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
Wilson
Political confusion in Japanese empire
Tokio April 7 The Japanese empire is in political turmoil as Viscount Keigo Kiichiro Togo fails to form a cabinet to replace Yamamoto. All groups and the navy strike. factions demand constitutional reforms and swift funding for warship construction. Elder statesmen meet with the emperor amid ongoing instability.
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Japanese Empire
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Imperial Palace
James Gordon Bennett Worse
April 7 notes a slight decline in the condition of James Gordon Bennett, who days earlier was reported recovering from bronchitis after a reported attack.
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James Gordon Bennett
Calro
Beyet
Governor Glynn denies reprieve in four gunmen case
Albany April 1 Governor Glynn refused to commute or grant a reprieve for the four men known as Gyp the Blood, Lefty Lou, Whitey Lewis, and Frank Cirofici who murdered Rosenthal. They will be executed by electric chair at Sing Sing next week, likely Monday, after the Court of Appeals affirmed their murder convictions. The governor cited lack of evidence suggesting Becker’s second trial would alter the verdict and noted opposition from Justice Golf and District Attorney Whitman.
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Herman Ronenthal
Charles Hecker
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Becker
Fulk
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Bago Frank
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Gyp the Blood
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Lefts Laure
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Whitey Lewis
Supreme Court
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Whitman
Court of Appeals
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Rosenthal
Igrat
Preacher Beaten After Attack on Catholic Clergy
Denver cleric Rev Ots L Sturgeon was assaulted after criticizing the Catholic priesthood. Authorities said no adequate information was obtained in the investigation of the Sunday night attack. hospital reports show the preacher improving.
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Ots L Sturgeon
Sheriffs Office
Spurgeon
Interest Daily Grows Keener In Big $25 000 Prize Contest
The Constitution launches a wide subscription drive offering over 35 000 in prizes including two Oakland cars worth 2525 each and nine Overland cars valued at 1115, plus nine 750 self player pianos and cash awards. Nomination ballots appear on the editorial page as readers are invited to compete for top honors across Georgia with a districted plan ensuring broad participation. Continued on Page Four.
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William M McKenzie Dies After Months of Illness
Prominent Atlanta financier and real estate holder William M McKenzie died at his Brookwood home after months of illness. He led the McKenzie Trust company with his two sons and owned major properties on Walton Peachtree and Peachtre e Jamis streets, leaving a large estate and wide influence in city business. Funeral set for Brookwood residence with noted pallbearers and church ties to First Methodist.
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J E Clarke
Hambo
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A E Anderson
WL. Sessions
Birmingham
L. G Neal
Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer Company
Marietta Fertilizer Company
George M Mur Kenzie
J J McKenzie
Montezuma
Macon
Underwood Victory Sparks Wilson Telegraphed Praise
President Wilson congratulated Oscar Underwood on clinching the Democratic nomination for United States senator from Alabama after a prolonged primary fight with Richmond Hobson. Hobson conceded. Underwood declared a 30,000 majority in Alabama and vowed to focus on national interests while Hobson warned liquor interests of ongoing battles.
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America
Little Hope For Boy Who Shot Self For Love Of Girl
Fitzgerald Ga April 7 Special There is little hope for Will Walker son of Ed Walker who shot himself in the chest Saturday night about 11 oclock He was in love with a school girl about his own age and due to parental objections on both sides chose not to wait until they grew up Attending physicians give little hope of recovery.
Women vote dry in Illinois polls as alderman races falter
Women flocked to Illinois polling places and backed dry candidates while none of the nine women running for alderman secured election. In Chicago, Bath House opponent Coughlin defeated her woman challenger.
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Saloons swept from state by women voters in 1914 era
In Chicago and surrounding townships, conservative estimates show over a thousand saloons voted out of existence. About 75,000 to 100,000 of 217,614 eligible women cast ballots in a pivotal election with 12 counties added to dry status, while several large cities remained wet.
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Beltidere
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Kewanee
Teckport
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Galena
Rochford
Galka
Springfield
Quincy
West
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Dixon
Aurora Wankean
Alton
Moline
Taily
Jaldermamie
Marion Drake
John
Birh
Coughtin
Coughlin
Michael Honky Dink
Kenna
Miss Prakes
Harriet Wittum
Northwestern
Lndversly Settlement
Weather Prophecy Rain Forecast Grooves into Georgia
The report predicts rain for Georgia with colder conditions in the north and west, and partly cloudy and cooler southeast on Thursday. It lists temperatures, normals, and rainfall figures, noting low and high temps and a deficiency since January 1.
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