Peacemaking steps lift hopes amid Mexican crisis
Diplomatic efforts toward mediation between the United States and Huerta gain support. Envoys from South America meet to lay groundwork while Britain France and Germany urge acceptance of first steps. No Americans harmed as operations shift to evacuations and embassy outreach.
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Brazil
Montevideo
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Wilson powers mediation plan and Huerta stance
The article describes the U S position on mediating Mexico's crisis with Huerta’s regime, noting officials’ openness to Argentine Brazilian and Chilean mediation proposals while pressing for Huerta to exit. It reports anti Huerta aims, refugee evacuations from Vera Cruz and Mexico City, and Congress’s wait for mediation progress as Funston arrives with U S army support.
Woman Who Dared thrills Bijou audience with Eddie Bigch
At the Bijou last night Eddie Bigch and his company presented The Woman Who Dared a strong thriller. The cast received an enthusiastic reception with Mr Slacke earning an ovation for a clever comedy turn and the drama praised for its dramatic intensity.
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Gittin That Fastest Decides the Auto Contest
An Atlanta Constitution contest explains the goal of securing subscribers by delivering fast results. Readers are urged to join the free distribution contest offering autos, player pianos, and cash prizes. Submit entries to The Constitution Contest Dept in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Vera Cruz fight wounds listed for thirteen sailors
Washington reports cableed names of thirteen bluejackets wounded at Vera Cruz. Seamen from diverse ports including Atlanta Milwaukee New Orleans and Brooklyn show flesh wounds and banded arms. Also notes of theatre reviews and local Georgia production by Will N Harben author Ann Boyd.
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Patrick
Worcester
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Domnellaville
Ohio
Edward IL Geucke
South Vineland
Robert G Hart
Berwick
Henry Clay Avenue
En Orleans
Robert C Hart
Frank J Phillips
Ponte
New York City
Carl_G Smith
Harbor Maine
Tony Vitaro
Lyons
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Solomon Clay
Richmond
Keith Junior Vaudeville at the Grand Thrills Audiences
Yesterday and last night the Grand offered Keith Junior Vaudeville with acts by Golden and Hughes singing comedians, the Castilhars bronze statuary act, a four reel film The Dead Man Who Kills, Margie Austin and Blake Mabel novelty dancers, Herbert Hodge and Wilfred Lowell in Cupid’s Mistake, and The Three Raines farce September Morning Africa. Three daily shows for the first three days, program changes Thursday.
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Herbert Hodge
Wilfred Lowell
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Three Raines
Africa
Britt Craig
Vaudeville Acts Delight Forsyth Audiences This Week
Forsyth theater patrons enjoyed a vaudeville program featuring Kellerman and two assistants, Valerie Ber and Fred Lindsay with a stock whip, Hildegard Magan and George Wurtay in a Bowery sketch, and Mabel Witvega as the laugh actress. Pop Anson provided bass support, with the show praised for variety and energy despite some acts needing polish.
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Atlanta
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Forsyth
Ideal
Odiva
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Pop
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Cupid and McCay Orchestrate Double Wedding Amid Police
Cupid with press agent McCay engineers a double marriage for Pat Shields and Dora Bridwell with Ed Allen and Lacey Walton. After eloping to Atlanta and bypassing Cartersville sheriff, Judge Eugene Thomas performs the ceremony with detectives shadowing. Parents withdraw objections, and the couples return home to parental blessings.
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Railroads win two points in federal employer liability case
Washington April 27 The Supreme Court ruled that the federal employers liability law of 1908 uses federal law when a railroad violates a law at the time of injury, setting aside a $7500 North Carolina judgment for James T Horton. It also held a fireman do not recover if his injury occurred while switching interstate cars not within interstate commerce. John Behrens of New Orleans was found not liable against Tilmois Canvas. Eware Brom Quinine ad follows.
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