Grave Mexican Situation Tests U S Policy
Washington August 7 The American government faces a grave Mexican crisis as Huerta defies Washington over John Lind’s mission to Mexico City. Senate members call the situation the gravest in years, with Wilson hoping for a peaceful solution and resisting calls for intervention. Continued on Page Seven.
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You Have the Advantage of Your Father
Advice urges readers to use Want Ads in The Constitution to find work or propose a Wanted Situation ad. It frames ads as direct links to business needs and fair pay, contrasting past hardships with available opportunities.
Huerta faces Lind in Mexico City over envoy status
Mexico City reports growing support for Huertas defiant stance toward the United States as John Lind, Wilsons envoy, faces unclear fate. Officials weigh whether Lind will be expelled or ignored while Huerta maintains a firm line, with Mexican press praising Huerta for resisting American intervention.
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Major W W Screws Answers Last Call
Major William Wallace Screws editor of the Montgomery Advertiser died suddenly at his Coosa County country home from an acute indigestion attack. He served in the Civil War, worked with the Advertiser until his death, and held posts as Alabama secretary of state and postmaster at Montgomery. He authored Alabama related works and was active in Masonic circles and the Episcopal church. Survived by a wife and three sons Benjamin and Holt among them.
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Isadora Sinks Off Cape Carranza With Loss of Crew
The Chinese steamer Isadora wrecked off Cape Carranza near Valparaiso August 7 with all crew believed drowned except one. The coasting vessel, built in Valparaiso, is a total loss.
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Carey’s Conduct as Park Manager Sparks Probe
In Piedmont park, contracts for electrical wiring totaling about 829 dollars face scrutiny as Park Manager Dan Carey negotiates alleged insubordination. After a split with Park President Cochran, a resolution censuring Carey passed 9 to 3, with supporters arguing for impeachment. Carey claims political motives behind the attack and cites funds in the improvement account countering claims no funds exist.
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Lind sails to Mexico as envoy on USS New Hampshire
Ex governor John Lind, personal representative and mediator for the president, sails from Galveston aboard the battleship New Hampshire en route to Mexico. He aims to urge Huerta to resign and to set the stage for a constitutional presidential election. Lind, born in Sweden, has a long U.S. political and legal background in Minnesota and a noted party-switch history.
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Time for State to Pay Up Declares Governor Slaton
Governor Slaton urges Georgia to settle debts and not overspend. He cites deficits from 1911 to 1913 and warns warrants should not be drawn against an empty treasury. The message argues for fiscal restraint and adherence to a 5 mill levy, noting recent over-appropriation and rising deficits.
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Bloody fighting in Teheran between Persian troops and Bakhtiari Tribesmen
August 7 reports say two score or more men killed or wounded in Tehran street fighting. Peace was restored as Bakhtiari tribesmen submitted. The Bakhtieris, a nomadic semi independent group, inhabit western Persia near the Turkish frontier and are allied to the Kurds. They were a potent factor in the last revolution.
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Inheritance Tax Passed by House in Georgia
The Georgia House approved the inheritance tax bill by 125 to 13. It imposes 1 percent on property over 6000 transferred to close kin and 5 percent on transfers to others, with exceptions for bona fide purchases. The measure, praised as fair and beneficial for state revenue, passes amid debate on its constitutional and practical impact.
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Dalton Tells Of Visits To Pencil Factory With Women
C B Dalton testifies of visits to the pencil factory with Daisy Hopkins and other women and of using the building basement for immoral purposes during Frank's time there. He does not detail Frank's relations with the women. The defense recalls Conley and Harris testimony amid trial developments.
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Georgia Occasional Shooters Brain and Saturday
Georgia patterns show warmer air moving in by Friday with a mild rise in temperatures. Forecasters expect a shift in winds and a chance of light showers across southern portions, while northern counties stay largely dry.
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