Costa Rica rocked by earthquakes. no lives lost
Seismic activity in Costa Rica, April 14, unleashed over 30 shocks in 24 hours, causing extensive property damage in San Jose valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars and fears of greater losses. Communications between towns were disrupted as some buildings collapsed and several people were lightly injured.
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Cooper
Supreme Court
Julius C. Buréh
Robin
James C. Bhadford
Prin
Atate
Atate Democratic ‘Committee
Taft Faces Suffrage Convention Hisses in Washington
President Taft told the National Woman Suffrage Convention he opposed suffrage and feared the ballot would be dominated by the less desirable class. A chorus of hissed jeers rose from the audience as he spoke, and he remained unmoved while defending orderly governance.
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Taft
Washington
United States
Natiover
Taft Wa
Chotun
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Mississippi Senate Expels Doubtful Bilbo Accuser
Mississippi Senate votes along party lines on a resolution to expel Theodore Bilbo. The body also censures Bilbo’s credibility and asserts his conduct as detective was untrue. Debate centers on allegations of bribery linked to the recent senatorial contest and Bilbo’s conduct during testimony.
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Miss
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi Senate
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Vardaman
Guntor Bilbo
Elbo
Hebron
Morobi
Nes Percy Mén
Peres
Senate
Bitho
Pavermbly
I. C. Dulaney
LeRoy Percy
Renater Leftwich
Blibe
Mt . Bach
Alta
Waterways measure faces minority report in Washington
Senator Burton of Ohio, chair of the National waterways Commission, presented a minority report on the pending bill to authorize about 52 million dollars for river and harbor improvements. The report denounces piecemeal appropriations and condemned projects, signaling a rough battle ahead.
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Burton Washington
Burton
Ohio
National Waterways
Fined for Resisting Police at Boys High Riot
A Georgia Tech student, Richard W. Edmonds, was fined 18.75 by Recorder Broyles after a campus disturbance at the Boys High track meet. Edmonds claimed he was an official. teammate W. R. Howard also faced charges but was dismissed. The Georgia Tech board paid the fine, while witnesses testified officers did not use excessive force.
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Georgia School of Technology
Boye
Recorder Broyles
Ann Dodd
Young Edmonds
Dodd
Recorder
W. R Howard
Tech
J. A. Holiis
Harkest
Edmonds
Nat Harrie
Board of Trustees
Tach
Billy
Hollie
Annd
Roy Goree
Howard
Hollis
Edmunds
Goree
North Avenue
Luckstreet
Census Takers Abroad Today In Atlanta Fulton County
Census workers begin today to enumerate Fulton County including Atlanta and surrounding areas. In Atlanta there are seventy three enumerators, with sixteen outside the city and additional staff to cover the vast rural byways. The goal is to record population growth over the past decade and provide data for civil progress.
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Mahhood
Sam
Athunte
Atidat
Futtay
Atlanta
United States
Fulton
Repeal Anti-Scalping Law Backed at Atlanta Meeting
Parker and others urged the Atlanta Freight Bureau to press railroads and the legislature to repeal the anti scalping law. They argued Atlanta as the southern gate city warrants stop over rights and called for a united campaign to secure favorable treatment from railroads. The push followed proposals to have the Chamber of Commerce address letters to all lines serving Atlanta.
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Willig Parker
Beck’& Groge Ht Company
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
Atlanta
Atlante
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Weather Prophecy Browers Georgia Showers Friday
Georgia weather forecast notes showers on Friday with gradual cooling into Saturday. Interior regions may see moderating temperatures and easterly winds shift to moderate east winds through the period.
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