Thinks America Must Admit State of War
Paris dispatch says American operations at Vera Cruz risk international friction unless a state of war is declared. The Times cites France in 1884 blocking Chinese ports without war, Britain’s protest, and Boer War events where Britain shifted stance after German ships were held for contraband.
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Jim Conley Denies Confession In Phagan Murder
Jim Conley, the African American accused yesterday of murdering Mary Phagan, flatly denies confessing to The Constitution through his attorney William M. Smith. He says affidavits alleging his admission are false and promises to present an alibi and other evidence to counter the new testimonies introduced in the retrial hearings before Judge Ben Hill.
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Americans Ruling Vera Cruz as U S Forces Hold City
American marines and bluejackets control Vera Cruz with about 6500 aboard shore. Outposts extend toward Tejar and the water supply while civilians are urged to stay indoors after 7:30 pm. Refugees depart for Galveston as the city stabilizes under Rear Admiral Fletcher and Commander Stickney.
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Publishers pledge loyalty to Wilson amid Mexican crisis
New York April 24 The American Newspaper Publishers association on the last day of its convention adopted a resolution pledging loyalty to President Wilson in the Mexican situation. A resolution was passed upholding the administration.
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Newspaper Pub Liary Law Ownership and Circulation Enforcement
Enforcement of the newspaper pub liary law requires a full statement of ownership and circulation. The provision mandates disclosure of who owns the paper and the extent of its distribution to ensure transparency and accountability.
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