Tacit Huerta Recognition Sparks Administration Debate
A memo notes tacit recognition of Huerta's government drew no attention from officials who said the salute had only been suggested by Huerta in its communications. An under secretary said recognition comes by intent, and under no circumstances will the gesture be extended to Huerta.
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United States
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Charge O'Shaughnessy
Lslue
Salute and flag issue tied to Huerta crisis explained
The article details U S disputes over saluting the Mexican flag in the Tampico incident and Huerta's government. Officials deny any recognition intent, stressing only international custom. Mayo demands a 21 gun salute to the U S flag and punishment for the offending officer, with a return salute to follow within 24 hours.
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Navy Department
Mayo
Tampico
United States Navy
Dolphin
United States
County School Fair Held in Decatur Ga
Decatur Ga April 17 Special About five hundred school children gathered from across DeKalb to attend the county school fair with thirty schools represented Each had an exhibit booth in the courthouse featuring works of art cooking and wood work Paul Knight a 16 year old from Hast End Ga displayed a glass case with forty butterfly varieties twenty five dragon files and Indian war artifacts Marathon races and essays complemented the program Prizes awarded in the Baya Contest included Ray Williams Lithoma sudges J Greshans dt Redan second Ashley Wearing third William Meritt fourth JD Lee fifth in Orphans Home school Girls contest top prize went to Margaret Rankin Stone Mountain school with other placers Cork Johnsian Oakhurst Mary Stephens Lithonia Lucile Barnes Redan Miriam Clark Belmont and Rey Reynolds Cedar Grove won the spelling contest.
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DeKalb
Paul Knight
Hast End
Baya
Ray Willams
Margaret Rankin
Stone Mormntar
Corks Johnsian
Oakhurst School
Secom
Multiple Obituaries and Funerals Reported in Georgia
The Stone Mountain funeral of J Ws Underwood is noted with service at the local Methodist church conducted by Rev Milton and others. Katherine Ansley and William Dyer are among figures in recent obituaries, with services at Patterson's chapel and Camp Creek church respectively. Additional notices include Mary Langford, Gary, Mollie Elliott, Frances Guess, Mary Fultz, and Frances Cross, detailing ages, residences, survivors, and burial arrangements across Cobb, Newton, and Marietta regions.
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J. Ws. ¥. Underwood
Stone Mountain
Methodist Church
Milton
Sanders
Ragsdale
Underwood
Tinderwood
Atlanta
WW Miler
Macon
al. Phillips
Mary Hill
Katherine Ansley
Katherine Urquhart Ansley
Wylie Ansley
Frank W. Ansley
J. G. Paine
W.G. Flake
Annie L. Ansley
Patterson's Chapel
Patton
Decatur
Newton County
Lawranceville
Savannah police sue for 30000 each over theft claim
In Savannah on April 17 three police officials filed separate suits totaling 90000 against William N. Nichols alleging he implied larceny by officers. The actions stem from James Matthews arrest and a trunk search during which Nichols says $35 was removed, which police deny.
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Savanah
William N. Nichols
Mitchols
J J. Murphy
J.K. Beach
W. A. Luthorrow
John E. Schwarts
Charles 3. Donnelly
James Matthews
Nichols
Matthews
Laurens Trade Board Formally Organized in Dublin
Dublin and Laurens County Chamber of Commerce formed with a commissioner's board directing operations. Officers to be elected later include a chairman and vice chairman. Campaign to raise 36000 in membership nearly complete. city would surpass 1 per capita support based on 1910 census. Board includes Teale Bashinski, D. S. Brandon, I. I. Deese, R. M. Arnau, W. B. Rice.
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Dublin and
Laurens County
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Organization Affairs
Teale Bashinski
Department of Business Development
Brandon
Department
Scottish Mason Class Holds Annual Banquet
The Henry Clay Stockbelt class of Scottish Masons held the annual banquet last night at the Winscoff hotel. About thirty guests attended, including distinguished thirty-third degree Masons H. W. Wyncover of Savannah M. A. Weir of Macon John R. Wilkinson and Joseph Greenfield of Atlanta.
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H.W. Wyncover
Savannah
M. A. Weir
Macon
John R. Wilkinson
Joseph ©. Greenfield
Atlanta
Theater Destroyed by Suffragette Bomb in Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth England April 17 a theater on the promenade was destroyed by an explosion from a bomb left by suffragettes the structure was rebuilt at a cost of 106000 dollars suffrage literature lay scattered along the pier and beach nearby.
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Great Yarmouth
England
Milia
Peace Treaty Signed Between United States and Denmark
Secretary Sivan and Minister Brun signed a new peace commission treaty replacing the previous compulsory arbitration provision. The agreement covers settlement of issues through investigation and applies to U S Denmark relations.
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Washington
Aprik Iv
Sivan
Brun
United States
Denmark
Prominent Speakers Address YWCA Banquet in Atlanta
The Young Women's Christian Association of Atlanta held its annual banquet at the Winecoff hotel with 165 guests. Speakers included Dr. B Wilmer W S Witham Dr Richards Flinn D J M Hughlett Miss Inez Kinney Miss Ada Starkweather Miss Alce Logan Wingo Asa G Candler and Mrs W S Witham. Kinney urged social progress and better conditions for working women while stressing home, wage, hours, and rights.
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Young Women's Christian Association of Atlanta
Winecoff Hotel
B. Wilmer
W.S. Witham
Richards. Flinn
M. Hughlett
Inez Kinney
New York
Ada Starkweather
Charlotte
N.C
South Atlantic
Association
Alce Logan Wingo
Focal
Asa G. Candler
Witham
Iescue
Mr. Witham
W. Groves
Five Injured As Gallery Collapses At Due West College
Five persons were injured when a gallery in Memorial hall at Due West Woman's College gave way during an entertainment. The injured include FW Dixon and Erskine Newton of Yorkville, Furman Vermillion of Donalds, Rosa Keys of Donalds, and Professor J L Pressley of Erskine. None are reported fatal.
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Due West
S.C
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