Bombardment Hurt City as Rebels Routed at La Loma
The bombardment by government forces at La Loma began after rebels attacked the government position. Government artillery and trench fire repelled the assault, retreating rebels resumed shelling Managua overnight. Casualties reported heavy among rebels. General Meña’s forces defeated at Nandatmo as government troops pressed on.
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Hector
la Loma
Legation
Capualtien
Roostran
Thomas
Manuel Chamorro
Electric Minhi
Managua
Nandatmo
Mena
Masala
Bacon Urges Limits on Use of Army and Navy
Washington August 15 Senator Bacon of Georgia pressed a bill to restrict executive use of U S forces to Congress consent when in session and criticized interventions in unsettled nations He cited a Nicaragua incident and noted opposition from Central American figures led by ex presidents and ministers in New Orleans who praised his stand and offered support to counter dollar diplomacy.
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Washington
Bacon
Georgia
Congress
Sangrese
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Senate
Pat Hearpe Bonilla
Honduras
Angel Ugarte
London
Francisco Altschul
Public Works
Carlos Martinez
Gatate Department
United States Army
Department
Central America
Builder Budgets Colonial Homes and Comm’l Projects
B R Padgett, architect and builder at 1041 Candler Bldg, offers to design and personally supervise construction of colonial homes, bungalows, churches, apartments, stores and other structures.
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B. R Padgett
Archt. & Builder
Candler
Silence Warning In Lynch Mob Case In Columbus Ga
Columbus Ga August 15 Special. Baitit Darby admitted receiving an unsigned letter warning sheriffs officers to stay silent about what they know of the lynching of T C McHennaney a negro accused of killing a white boy Caedron Land. Judge Gilbert urged the grand jury to conduct a full investigation into the lynching and the pistol mob incident as officers escorted the prisoner from court.
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Columbus
J. T. Darby
McHinaney
Batlitt Darby
P. Gilbert
Superior Court
T. C. McHeinmaney
Caedron Land
Spim
Handsome Widow Killed by Wife in Nashville Tragedy
In Nashville a widowed Mrs. Alva Cave, 40, was shot twice by Mrs. C J Jones, 24, after visiting Mrs. Cave’s home. One bullet struck the heart. Mrs. Cave died minutes later. Jones, calm at police after surrender, faced murder charges as jealousy was blamed. Jones had filed for divorce. husband Jones not regularly employed. Court bound her over to criminal court. bond to be fixed tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Auust
Alva Cave
C. J. Jones
Sophia Levidos
Cave
Jones
Annual Mountain Excursion by Southern Railway
The Southern Railway announces an annual mountain excursion on Saturday August 17 with round trip fares of 6.00 to Asheville Lake Toxaway Hendersonville Hot Springs and 6.50 to Bristol and Tate Springs Tennessee. Three trains to Asheville depart morning noon and night. Final limit September 1. MAKE RESERVATION NOW.
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Asheville
N. C
Lake Toxaway
Hendersonville
Hot Springs
Tate Springs
Tenn
Bristol
House Votes Down Indorser Publication in Judiciary Bill
Washington August 15 The House voted 99 to 93 against concurring to the Senate amendment to recodify laws on the judiciary by striking out a provision requiring the president to publish the names of indorsers of candidates for the federal bench There was democratic excitement as the roll call neared its end and the margin risked being wiped out The bill was sent to a conference.
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Washington
House
Senate
Jury Urges Independent Verdicts in Lynch Case
Judge Gilbert warned against partisan use of the lynching inquiry and urged an upright jury to render conscientious verdicts. A large courtroom crowd appeared satisfied as the grand jury adjourned for a session next day. An investigation into the lynching is to be opened, while bailiff C A Ellison faced a murder charge over shooting Warner L Young, with no indictment issued.
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Gilbert
C. A Ellison
Warner L Young
Passion Play and Concert Highlight Negro Music Evening
Frank I. Stanton’s famed poem set to music by Harry T. Burleigh, sung by Burleigh at a grand festival concert. The first night portrayed a "passion play of the negro race" with 4000 attendees, vivid stage drops, and standout performances by Aulta Patti Brown and the Fisk Jubilee Singers. The evening blended southern songs, spirituals, and dramatic readings, ending with a strong choral performance and an encore of Burleigh led pieces.
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Frank I. Stanton
Eun
Harry T. Burleigh
First Congregational Church
Henry H. Proctor
Aulta
Patti Brown
Suwanee River
T Ha
Fisk
Frayer
Jena Sloane Butler
Hoy W. Tibbs
Liszt
Fisk Jubilee
Rheinberger
Marshall
John W. Work
E. D'Fry
Guilmant
The
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Widor
Fifth Regiment
Penshield
Liberty
Faning
Opera Lakme
Anita Patth Brown
Fisk Jubilee Siagers
Legend of the Sage Bros. Massenet
le Jongleur de Notre Dame
Coffman
Barcarolle
J. Owenbach
Anita Fatt
Brown
Luin
Childers
Solce
Captain
Whitman
Cyril Scntt
Bate
Weeder
Sidney Homer
Rogers
Will Coox
Sean
Stanton
Burleigh
Schepps Squeal on Pass? Secret Route Hampers Rosenthal Case
New York dispatch says grand jury delays indictments against Rosenthal murderers to hear Sam Schepps, en route from Hot Springs, Ark., in custody of A D A Rubin. Schepps may detail the assassination plot and payments, aiding charges against Gyp the Blood, Cage Frank Ciofict, Whitey Lewis, and Lefty Louie.
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New York
Whitman
Herman Rosenthal
Sam Schepps
Hot Springs
Ark
Rubin
Schepps
Scheppa
Gyp the Blood
Cage
Frank Ciofict
Whitey’ Lewis
Lefty Louie
Schepp
Rose
Webber
Wallon
Grand Jury
Vallon
Becker
C¢Lty
Gyp
Souis
Rosenthal
New York City
William J. Burns
Evacuation of Juarez as Federal advance nears
Reports from Juarez indicate preparations for evacuation begun, with the first train sent south on the Mexican Central railroad. General Orozco and staff aboard the final train, while rebels burn unused equipment and flee toward Sonora to join forces with Zapata factions. The federals, about 7,000 strong, reach Guzman as the evacuation proceeds.
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Juarez
Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Citizens' Vigilance Committee
Orozco
Sonora
Guzman
Bonora
No Ground for Charges Made by Mrs Forrest
Mrs Hallie F Forrest daughter in law of Gen Nathan Forrest, a noted Confederate officer, killed herself in a park. An autopsy found a brain tumor explaining the mental state. the note alleging dishonorable treatment in a city sanitarium was found groundless. Hospital superintendent says she was cared for in a straightjacket by female attendants.
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St. Louis
Hallie F. Forrest
Nathan
Forrest
A W Callaway Announces Candidacy for 10th Ward Councilman
A W Callaway declares his bid for councilman from the Tenth ward. He pledges to fulfill the duties to the best of his ability and asks for support from all citizens and voters of the ward with gratitude and appreciation.
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A. W. Callaway
Four-Wife Bigamy Trial in Dark Town
William Rogers Hendrix faced a bigamy case as four women Rebecca Isaacs Cordelia Austin Holly Hendrix and Mary Brown testified he posed as a wealthy railroad suit beneficiary to win their affections. He was bound over for bigamy larceny from the house and swindling with witnesses from Dark town describing his alleged fraud and four marriages.
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Jedge
Darktown
Recorder Broyles
Recorder
Rebecca Isaacs
Cordelia Austin
Holly Hendrix
Mary Brown
William Rogers Hendrix
William Rogers
Will
Elma Holland Dies at 32 in City, Funeral Planned Saturday
Elma Holland aged 32 died yesterday afternoon at 6 at 269 Glenn Street. The body was removed to Barclay and Brandon chapel. Funeral arrangements were set for Saturday at the residence. She is survived by children and other relatives.
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Elma Holland
Glenn Streat
Barclay & Brandon
Nts
Roth
Local Option Debate Shapes Tennessee Democratic Convention
Nashville August 16 The state democratic convention adjourned after adopting an amendment to the platform endorsing local option in the large cities and retention of prohibition laws elsewhere. Benton McMinin will contest the governorship with Governor B W Cooper in November. The platform plank sparked a long fight as three propositions were considered including restoring pre 1909 prohibition status.
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Nashville
Tenn
Benton McMinin
B. W. Cooper
Faulkner Proposes Legislature and White Voter Split in Gubernatorial Plan
General Walter S. Faulkner of Lebanon advocates a plan to leave the question to the legislature and to white voters in the state. He spoke on this proposition as a candidate in the recent gubernatorial primary.
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Walter S. Faulkner
Lebanon
Faulkner
Nathan Savage Funeral Planned in Courtney South Carolina
Nathan Savage two year old son of Mr and Mrs W M Savage led yesterday at the residence 301 West North Avenue. The body was removed to Greenberg and Bond chapel and will be carried to Courtney South Carolina for funeral and interment.
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Nathan Savage
Nathan
W. M. Savage
West North Avenue
Greenberg & Bond Chapel
Courtney, S. C
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Geo. Moore
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Frank L. Stanton
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Am. Writing Machine Co
William Schepps
Holdsky
Cuernavaca
Zapata
Jimmes Castro
Tarainta
Here
San Antonio
Texas
United States Cavalry
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Fort Elisa
Third Cavalry
Fort Bliss
A.W. Callaway
King Hardware CO
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ST. Simons
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