Relic Robbery and Mexican Rebel Advances Reported
Aiding details recount a jewel theft and assault on a train as a bandit gang demanded a large ransom from an American named Kane who was shot when he claimed funds. Separately rebels seized Culiacan and Tepic, while U S officials note the unsettled border region and a tense stance by Major Letcher.
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Auld
Efiwhoem
Kane
Keane
Aubert
Mapimi
Teleh
Ehig
Mexico City
Culiacan
Cap
Sinaloa
Tepic
Siyeaterday
Cisés
el Imparciat
Martinez de Castro
Sinatea
Naptanet ‘Assembly
Luis Guerrero
Federal
Izgan
Department of Interior
Santiago Imcuhe
Groaco
Con‘Letcher
Orezco
Dick Will Never Drive Auto Again
A young man named Dick, who allegedly drove his car at high speed and crashed into a post on Currier Street, faced a speed charge after police tracked him to his apartment. The incident sparked rumor and debate among officials and neighbors about his intentions to stop driving. Meanwhile, a separate local egg hunt at Grant Park was postponed due to wet grass and threatening weather, leaving thousands of children disappointed.
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Tiree and
Currier
Audttien
Ting
Geori Terrace
Lgenisa
Scrinning
End Power Company
Seitriesses
Is Terrace
W.A. Harmon
Grant Park
Edadia
Parl
Atong
Thien
Amd
Bay
Fragmented OCR sample yields unclear dialogue and notes
A garbled page captures scattered lines from conversations and magazine notes. It references a doctor, a boy, a school trip, and uncertain topics about coal and treasuries, with stray phrases about Windsor and April editions.
Funds placed for Morris relief via Germania Savings
A relief fund of 2600 dollars was placed with the Germania Savings Bank: 2000 dollars for an eighteen month term and the remainder to assist Mrs. Morris and her four children. Peter B. Clarke will handle the trust through the bank at no charge. The balance, about 800 dollars after uncollected contributions, will provide Mrs. Morris with roughly 20 dollars monthly for eighteen months. The unused minor balance earns 4 percent interest from deposit.
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Constitution
Germania Savings Bank
Une
Morris
Peter BP. Clarke
Morri
China
Atlanta
Bea
Isa Schoen
Garbage incinerator to solve Atlanta’s garbage problem
The city prepares to install an incinerating garbage plant to handle about 260 tons daily. Engineer Hansell will review bids and plans, with a report due midweek. The board of health will then approve a bid and the council acts, aiming for immediate construction.
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Teous
Box of Health
Haneell
Hansell
Board of Health
Council
Atlanta
Taft Knocked By Roosevelt In New Hampshire
In Concord Colonel Roosevelt pressed his presidential bid in New Hampshire arguing against unrestrained arbitration. He touted The Hague as a live peace instrument and claimed he was the only president to win the Nobel Peace Prize, challenging Taft’s supporters and noting shifts among progressives and reactionaries. Roosevelt then planned to Nebraska before heading to New York.
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Manchester
N. H
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Concord
Taft
United States
Hague Court
Lorimer
Penrose
Barnes
Guggenheim
Nebraska
New York
Charles Sews on A P Stewart and Fee System Debate
A fragmented political letter discusses Charles asking A P Stewart for a clear answer. It cites Bir A P Sertart’s long tenure as tax collector and mentions Fulton county officials weighing abolition of the fee system in favor of salary-based pay. The piece records committee actions and Democratic reactions, urging a prompt reply amid reform talk.
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Decatur Heights
Sertart
Wilson
Fulton County
Thomas
M. Armistead
House
Sénate
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Crist
Puckett
G. N. Hurtel
Francie W.price
Windsor
Mechanics Magasziné
Ats Teast
Lirel
North Broad St
Charlton Barrett
Ivy
Narnia
Charles
A. P. Stewart
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