Tampico Incident Raises Demands for Apology
Mexican authorities paraded an American paymaster and Marines through Tam pico streets after a Dol phon boat stop at Iturbide bridge. A Mexican detachment arrested them then released them following Admiral Mayo and Huerta’s exchanges. Huerta apologized and promised investigation and punishment if warranted. Washington warned of ongoing Tampico fighting with oil properties at risk as ships reported desultory fire and refugees aboard.
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Mexico City
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Iturbide
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Altimire
Maya
Four Gunmen Seek New Trial After Goff Order
New York April 10 Supreme Court Justice Goff signed an order directing District Attorney Whitman to show cause why the four Rosenthal murder gunmen should not get a new trial. Affidavits allege a non-gunman fired some shots and named informers in the getaway car. Sharp legal battle ahead as arguments are prepared for Justice Goff.
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Whitman
New York
Supreme Court
Goff Tomeght
M Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Goff
Justice Goff
Charles G F Wahle
Rosenthal
Sam Schepps
Widgie Webber
Harry Wallon
Metropole
Justice Gort
William E. Burwell
Waterbury
Conn
Kerl Dresner
Burwell
A Thrifty Home Profits by Ads
Real estate men advertise homes for sale at steep discounts under market value in a short span. Some buyers paid peak prices before noticing the bargains. New spring stock offered at 990 dollars, down from 15 hundred. Read Constitution ads to lower living costs without sacrificing quality.
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EAL
Constitution
Merchants in Atlanta to bid for Fort McPherson subsistence stores
Local Atlanta merchants are to be invited to bid on all subsistence stores required at Fort McPherson. A letter from the U S Army Quartermaster Corps to Congressman William Schley Howard directs the adjutant general to have the post quartermaster invite bids and accept proposals from Atlanta firms, with samples tested and awards given to the lowest bidder based on price quality and transportation costs.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
William &Ciley Howard
Congress
James B Aleshire
United States Army Quartermasters Corps
William Schley Howard
House of Representatives
Washington, DC
Dear &K
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Adjutant General of the Army
Eastern Department
Anti-Suffrage Movement In Atlanta Invites Women Meeting
Fragmented notice reports Mrs Taft joining anti woman suffrage group in New Haven April 10. It describes a campaign for the greater hospital movement in Atlanta with a noon meeting at the Woman's building West Baker Street. Numerous affiliated women's groups urged to attend and join the effort. Continued on Page Two.
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New Haven
Conn
William Howard Taft
Anti-Woman Suffrage Association
Samuel Lumpkin
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Representative Women of
Atlanta
Greater Hospital
Women of
West Baker Street
Committee of Good Citizens
Greater Hospital For
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West
Baker Street
Daura of
Daughters of the Confederacy
Colonjai Dames
Grand Army of the Republic
Atlanta Equal
Enter Your Name for Prizes in Constitution Campaign
The Constitution cordiary invites entries for nominees to win more than twenty five thousand dollars in automobiles and prizes to be awarded late June. Entry costs nothing and offers a chance at a fine car, with a choice of a Six Sixty seven passenger Oakland touring car fully equipped by the Oakland Motor Car Company.
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Cordiary
Oakland
Oakland Motor Car Company
Atlanta Bank Status Upsets New Orleans Claim
Washington dispatch reports the federal reserve bank organization committee defended Atlanta as the regional bank site over New Orleans. The panel showed Atlanta banks led in capital, surplus, loans, and deposits, and highlighted ten year gains far surpassing Dallas and New Orleans.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Baltimore
Federal Reserve Bank Organization
Comptroller’s Office
Dallas
National Banks of
Colombian treaty may affect battle on toll exemption
Washington reports that a new treaty between the United States and Colombia, signed at Bogota, would allow free use of the Panama Canal by Colombian warships and supply vessels. The provision mirrors the 1909 Root treaty approved by Britain and later not accepted by Colombia, fueling debate in Congress over repealing canal toll exemptions for U S coastwise shipping. The Senate canals committee adjourned without action as lawmakers await testimony and alternative proposals.
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Panama Canal
United States
Colombia
Bogota
Panama
Bryan
Root
Great Britain
Senate
Coloma
State Department
O'Gorman
Senate Canals Committee
Wilson
Republic of Colombia
Senate Committee On Inter-Oceanic
Pacific Couyt
James Hamilton Lewis
Tllinois
S S Hubner
ET Chamberlain
Congress
Dr J S Todd Dies After Long Illness In Atlanta
Dr J S Todd a prominent Atlanta physician and former president of the Georgia Medical Association and Fulton County Medical Association died last night after a long illness at his daughter's home. He served in the Civil War, losing an arm, and was connected with the Atlanta School of Medicine. His funeral is set for Sunday at 3 PM at First Methodist Church with interment in Oakland. He was 67.
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Scott Todd
Atlanta
Georgia Medical Association
Fulton County Medical Association
Baltimore
Walface
West
North Avenut
First Methodist Church
W F Glynn
HM DuBose
Oakland
Georgia Miliary Institute Cadets
Homasavin Fishing Club
Todd
West Point
Mrsss
Wallace
J S Todd
North
Jackson Street
Henry W Todd
West Tenth Street
J B Todd
West Noth Avenue
Oconee Bridge
GMI
Georgia Cadets’ Association
Furst Methodist Church
Atlanta School of Medecine
Aviator and Woman Die as Motor Explodes in Flight
London April 10 A German aviator named Reichell and a woman passenger were killed when the aviation engine exploded. The monoplane plunged 200 feet to the earth. The woman died on extraction, Reichell died later in hospital. He had several near escapes from death, including a previous burst at 6,000 feet. The craft crashed into a house, crushing its roof, but the pilot and passenger initially escaped injury.
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London
Reichell
Reichel
Rerchell
Fair and warm Easter predicted by bureau forecast
Washington reports two storms forming over Lake Superior and western Texas complicate forecasters Easter outlook. Weather bureau experts say certainty is low for the eastern states but indicate fair and warm conditions southeast of Missouri while rain is possible Sunday and Monday across central and northern states east of the Mississippi.
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Washington
Lake Superior
Texas
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Mississippi
Sis Hopkins Sentenced to Hang for Murder in Florida
Pensacola April 10 for the first time in Florida a white woman Sis Hopkins of Calhoun County was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to hang Governor Trammell will set the execution date.
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Pensacola
Fla
Florida
Sis’ Hopkins
Calhoun County
Trammell
Professor Henry H Savage Ends Life in Virginia
Professor Henry H Savage former head of Hampton Woman's College near Newport News Virginia shot himself today after leaving Liberty Missouri. The death was reported from Newport News and noted as a suicide by firearm.
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Newport News
Henry H. Savage
Liberty, Mo
Hampton Woman's College
Weather Prophecy Georgia Forecast Saturday Warmth Rise
Weather report from Georgia predicts warmer Saturday with rising cloudiness. Local forecast lists a low near 46 and high around 60 with 0.73 inches rainfall since the page’s start, and a 67 inch deficit since January 1.
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BR Mran
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