Huerta Says Wilson Lacks American Support in Mexico Crisis
Provisional President Huerta replies to John Lind note asserting Wilson lacks Congress or American support for nonrecognition. He claims U S policy should avoid intervention, deny arms to both sides, and withdraw Americans while Mexicans contest on the battlefield. Negotiations with Lind continue as authorities weigh non intervention.
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Thaw Immigration Duel Sparks Court Clash
Canadian immigration authorities plan to drop Stanford White’s Slayer in Vermont tonight while Thaw fights in court. Inspectors propose seizing Thaw and rushing him to the border as authorities worry over the case.
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Canadians roar for Thaw as immigrant fate looms
August 2 Sherbrooke crowds shout Give him a chance and demand freedom for Harry Thaw. August 26 officials expect habeas corpus to free him, while Ottawa plans deportation once he is released. Immigration inspectors may rush Thaw to Coaticook then Island Pond Vermont to hand him to U S authorities, with additional writs possible. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Diggs Guilty On Four Counts In Mann Act Verdict
In San Francisco Maury Diggs former California state architect is found guilty on four of six Mann Act counts for eloping with Marsha Warrington from Sacramento to Reno. Each count carries up to five years. Diggs faces potential twenty year sentence. Caminetti to be tried on a similar charge.
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Woman in mens clothes shoots turpentine operator then killer commits suicide
In Savannah on August 19 John F Hall a leading turpentine operator near Hazelhurst Ga was shot in the leg by a black woman dressed as a man. After firing she killed Mr Hall and then poisoned herself, the coroner's verdict was returned.
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Son Discovers Father Attempted Gas Suicide in Hazlehurst
Hazlehurst Ga August 20 Special Seated in a chair with a rubber tube to lips and gas from a stove pouring into his lungs Louis a restaurant owner on West Broad Street was found unconscious by his son Robert Louis early this morning The elder Louis was rushed to Savannah hospital by police ambulance His condition is uncertain Doctors believe the act was an attempt at self destruction linked to mental worry over business and health concerns and despondency over his store’s condition
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Seventeenth Baby Caused Her Death in Columbus
Mrs John O'Donnell aged 38 died after giving birth to her seventeenth child at a local hospital in Columbus Unia. Her death followed news of sister Mrs Nora Fulton’s passing in Washington Courthouse, Ohio. Nephew Harry Murphy of the city also died today. She survived her husband and eight children. O'Donnell had twenty eight total offspring with eleven from a previous marriage.
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Weather Prophecy Falk in Georgia report
Georgia forecast details moderate northeast winds and temperature ranges from a low of 14 to a high of 87 with a mean around 80. Normal temps are near 76. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is 0.00 inches with a 1.68 inch deficiency since the first of the month and 2.12 total index. F von Herrmann, Section Director.
Hotel at Union City Destroyed by Flames
Fire at Union City in the Reid hotel scene. Twenty five guests narrowly escaped as flames engulfed the building after a reported faulty flue. Volunteers saved the Farmers' Union office building next door, a two story structure valued at 10,900 dollars. the Rela hotel, a frame building valued at 4,600 dollars, reportedly damaged.
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Judge Speer Faces Impeachment Over Estate Handling
Washington charges allege Judge Emory Speer of the fifth Georgia circuit unlawfully permitted dissipation of bankruptcy estates and presiding in cases where his son-in-law served as attorney on contingent fees. He is accused of unlawful contempt punishments and ignoring court mandates. The House judiciary panel adjourned without action, awaiting further consideration and potential reporting of charges.
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Trial Nearing Fate of Leo M. Frank in Georgia Case
The Atlanta jury nears a verdict in the Leo M. Frank case as testimony closes and courtroom debate centers on admission of evidence. Prosecutors press a relentless character attack while defense counters with witnesses and questions about Frank’s morality. The city awaits a historic decision amid a divided public and looming verdict.
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