Huerta Must Go Endorsed By United States Envoy’s Departure
Mexico City August 26. President Wilson's envoy John Lind and Mexican minister of foreign affairs Gambon exchange notes on relations as Lind leaves for Vera Cruz. Washington opposition to intervention remains, while Mexicans and foreign residents grow anxious. Lind arrives Vera Cruz tonight with Mrs Lind. he plans to contact Washington by wireless from the Louisiana.
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Wilson
John Rind
Frederico Gambon
Lind
Wiliam Bayard Hale
Senor Gamboa
Vera Crus
Vera Crnam
Huerta
Washington
Foreign Office
Mexico
United States
Congress
Jefes Palideus
Urrutia
Uled
Vera Cruz
I. Secret Service
Meg
Mr. Lind
Frank K. Fletcher
United States Atlantic
Louisiana
Trial of Slaver Suspect Caminetti in Sacramento
Alleged slaver and son of Immigration Commissioner Caminetti stands trial in Sacramento on white slavery charges. Companion Mauryn Digea is believed to face a quicker verdict after recent conviction for taking Lola Norris and Marsha Warrington to Reno, Nevada. The case, linked to political influence claims, was postponed by the Justice Department in Washington amid protests by U.S. Attorney McNab.
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Drew Caminetti
United States Commissioner of Immigration
Caminetti
Sacramento
Cal
Mauryn Digea
Marsha Warrington
Reno
Nev
Caminett
Norris
Lola Norris
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
McNab
Heinberg
Pensacola
Fla
Ben J
Charze
Sir
Birmingham
Caminetti At Bar As White Slaver Trial Begins
San Francisco August 38 Six men named to jury for F Drew Caminetti federal white slave act case. Jurors include wealthy individuals and Francia J Carolan of Burlington and Newport. Proceedings await testimonies from Diggs witnesses as cameras swarm courthouse crowds.
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Companion of Diggs
San Francisco
F. Drew Caminetti
Mao
Mauric Riges
Camp Inetti
Francia J. Carolan
Burlington and
Newport
Caminetti
Marshal Warrington
Lola Servis
Sacramento
Meng, Nee
Birmingham Fans Rally Behind Attendance Push
Merchants back attendance drive as Atlanta challenges Birmingham's claim as the South’s top ball town. Fans urged to flood ballparks after seven straight losses by Birmingham to Atlanta. Field day planned with prizes from local merchants and events at 3 pm, followed by the 3 50 game.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Magic City
Allante
Barons
Memphis
Law Brothers
Buck Brothers
Parks-Chamberg-Hardwick Company
W. A. Chapin Insurance Company
Royal Insurance Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Southern Beil Telephone and Telegraph Company
Third National Bank
Kriezshaber & Son
Lowry ‘National Bank
Atlanta Spirit
Bryan forgets home while absorbed in Mexican situation
WashingtonAugust 26 The Mexican situation absorbed the attention of Secretary Bryan so completely that he forgot to go home last night. While waiting for messages from John Lind he curled up on a couch and slept until morning, delaying his return for breakfast.
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Washington
Bryan
John Lind
Machinery Moves for Impeachment of U S Judge Speer
The article reports urgency in Congress to probe charges against U S Judge Speer with a resolution for inquiry, opposed by the Republican Leader, delaying action. Bartlett chairs the judiciary panel insisting removal if charges prove true and urges prompt investigation.
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U.S
Speer
Evidence in Spear case to be taken in Georgia
Washington reports Judge Speer, at Mount Airy home with hay fever, will have his convenience consulted by the judiciary committee. The panel will likely go to Macon to take testimony before the present Congress ends, with Judge Speer present. Even if articles of impeachment pass the House, Senate trial may wait until next session.
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Tudge Speer
Judiciary Committee
Mount Airy
Macon
Rengreus
Senate
Speer
Georgia
Bartlett
W. B. Lamar
Representative Mann
Clinton
Clayton
Frank
John H. Owen
Georg Brodnax
T. A. Burdette
Mra
Hugh M. Dorsey
Frank A. Cooper
B. Quiens
Roan
Impeachment Action Aims at Judge Speer in Georgia
Washington reports that Representative Henry D. Clayton opened a formal inquiry in the House into Judge Emory Speer of the southern district of Georgia. The judiciary committee seeks witnesses, possible impeachment articles, and a thorough investigation in Macon and Washington, with a vote awaited after tomorrow's session. Georgia delegates note fears of charges being true and urge thorough examination.
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Washington
Emory Speer
Georgia
House of Representatives
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
Spear
Department of Justice
Clayton
House
Macon
James H. Mann
Linois
Mexico
Thaw Case Shifts as Lawyers Withdraw Writ
In Sherbrooke Quebec on August 27 the New York state forces and lawyers announced that the habeas corpus writ against Harry K. Thaw could not be dropped without court permission. Thaw’s Canadian attorneys later withdrew the writ, delaying arraignment and prompting debate over deportation and different trial routes.
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Quebec
New York
Ottawa
Montreal
Guebec
Idarry K. Thaw
Mattens van
Thaw
Sherbrooke Jall
King’s Bench
Jerome
Wiliam Travers Jerome
Hector Verret
K. GC
New York State
Kenge
Hornbeck
Dutchess County
N. Greenshielde
Southern banks to receive 21 800 000 of 46 500 000 grant
Secretary McAdoo announced the latest apportionment of the 850 million to be deposited by the government in national banks of the west and south to facilitate crop movement. A total 46.5 million is allotted to date. 21.8 million goes to southern banks and 24.7 million to western banks with funds to be deposited in August through November and repaid by next April.
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McAdoo
District of
Colunabia
Wear
Apri
Treasury
Clearing House
Alabama
Birmingham
Jackson
Pensacola
Leo Frank Sentenced to Death Despite Innocence Claim
Leo M. Frank was sentenced to be hanged on October 10 after pleading innocence, with a new-trial motion pending. Newt Lee, the nightwatchman, was freed by a court order. James Conley’s testimony and the defense attorneys attended a hearing as the judge weighed further actions.
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Roan
Mary Phagan
Wo Frank
Frank Cami¢N
Graham and
Chappell
Newt Lee
National Pencil Factory
Leo Frank
Feleek
Vomtey Suil
Tower
James Conley
Aweeke
Roane
Thrower
Weather Prophecy Generally Fair in Georgia
Weather outlook states generally fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with a few showers. Light to moderate south to southwest winds. Lowest temperatures around 40s, highest near 70s. Mean temperatures report modest rainfall in the past 24 hours and a small deficit since the start of the year.
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Georgia
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