Let Mexicans Purchase Arms And Settle Their Differences
Pat J. Donahue, a former Atlantan visiting his brother in law, praises President Wilsons Mexico policy. He argues arms import should be lifted, urges Americans to leave Mexico, and warns against U S intervention that could claim Mexican territory. He favors quick peace by displacing external pressures and notes Porfirio Diaz era militaries thrived on support from families.
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Pat J. Donahue
Mexico
Patt Donahue
Herman Agricola
Central Avenue
Prat
Meaico
Rome
United States
Mexio
Madero
Madera
Inerta
Lerat
Pan
Americcan
Japin
Vera Cruz
State
Huerta
Todas
I. Wm
Teneri
Tranisco
Jose Maria Vino Suares
Republi
Pedro Lascuran
Virtarrang Fuerte
Congress
Crneral
P Wr
Iide
Mexican leaders warn of trouble as Huerta rises
A Washington letter discusses Mexican tensions over Huerta and the upcoming elections. It notes state concerns about recognition, US funding impacts, and the danger of internal strife. The writer urges mutual respect and a staged settlement with diplomatic warnings and potential ambassadorial changes.
Huerta Rejects Wilson Proposals In Armistice Debate
From page two a government line states Huerta rejects Wilson's armistice plan. It argues accepting would recognize belligerency and violate U S neutrality. The piece asserts the United States cannot concede rebel status and stresses legal, decisive action by the provisional government amid ongoing political tensions.
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United States
Switchman on Georgia Loses Arm in Accident
A Georgia railroad switchman fell from a box car Wednesday around 6 pm and his left arm was severed by the wheels. He was taken to Tabernacle Infirmary in Patterson’s ambulance. besides the lost arm, his injuries were not serious and he was expected to recover.
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Switchman
Georgia
The
Georgia Railroad
Tabernacle Infirmary
Pattersons
Clayton Fights For Senate Seat
Senator Robinson defends Governor O Neal authority to appoint Henry D Clayton to the Alabama senate seat amid Seventeenth Amendment questions. Debate centers on term versus election and whether the vacancy should be filled by legislature. Hankhead backs Clayton. Marshall cautions on credentials. Hannis Taylor to testify.
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John Corrigan
Jo Washington
Henry D Clayton
Senate
O Neal
Alabama
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senator Robinson
Kansas
Wr Clayton
Clayton
Robinson
Arkansas
Johnston
Kenon
Congress
Pomerene
Frans
Oneal
Hankhead
Claytom
Bankhead
Judiciary Committee
Law Committee
Marshall
Claytons
Hannis Taylor
Senate Committee
Big Suffrage Meeting at the Capitol Friday
A large open suffrage gathering is planned in the Senate chamber Friday at an early hour. Speakers include Rev A M Hublett Dr Mo Mardin and Attorney Leonard J Grossman who will discuss mens leagues for Georgia women enfranchisement and announce forthcoming plans. Mrs Mary Ly McTendon will give the welcome address as president of the Georgia Woman Suffrage Association.
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Senate Chamber
Uclock
A M Hublett
Mo Mardin
Leonard J Grossman
Grossman
Georgia
Mary Ly McTendon
The
Georgia Woman
Alverson announces candidacy for first ward council
Charles B Alverson of 20 Peters street and with Alverson Bros at 82 South Jersyth street said Wednesday night he will run for councilman in the first ward. He has lived in the ward ten years and announced after urging from friends. Byfield, once mentioned, will not enter the race per friends.
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Charles B Alverson
Peters Street
Alverson Bros
Jersyth Street
VOM
Alverson
F Byfield
Yard Conductor Run Down by Freight Train
Doyle a yard conductor for the Western and Atlantic railroad was struck by a freight engine in the Boston yards on Wednesday afternoon, losing a leg and sustaining other injuries. He is hospitalized at 7 Twenty Decond avenue in Birmingham and later transferred to Elkin and Goldsmith Sanitarium for amputation of the right leg. doctors say his chances of survival remain uncertain.
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Doyle
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Boston
Hoeg
Decond Avenue
Birmingham
Elkin & Goldsmith
Pattersons Ambulance
Southern Carriage Men Meet in Atlanta
The Southern Carriage Enilldera met in Atlanta on Wednesday in the Hotel Ansley committee rooms with about forty members. Formed at High Point NC by the Vehicle league, meetings were previously in the Carolinas. To broaden activity, Atlanta was chosen as a central location and the association held a delightful luncheon in the Ansley placing room.
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Southern Carriage Enilldera
Atlanta
Ansley
Association
High Point
Vehicle League
Carolinas
Associaton
Plac
Multiple Death Notices From Lumpkin Ga Area
Obituaries and funeral notices from Lumpkin and nearby areas report W M Gacket Jr infant son of Mr and Mrs W N Gacket. Mrs Mary Ellen Aiken, wife of N Aiken. a five month old son of L House. Fred Moseley infant son of Mr and Mrs F O Moseley. Mrs Etta Evans of Ashland Avenue. and J C Walton Lumpkin Ga, dated August 27 Special. The notices note transfers to Houston Bloomfield and F l J private sanitariums, with forthcoming services and interments in local or family burial grounds. Each entry lists surviving relatives and funeral arrangements.
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W. M. Gacket, Jr
West Point
West Poin
iSpe Lal
Gacnet
W. N Gachsz
Pinewood Cemetery
Velock i
Fred Moseley
Fol
Moseley
Bloomfields Undertaking Establishment
Dalles
Etta E Evans
Etta Tvans
Ashland Avenue
J P Evans
Tedan Ga
Fairy Burial Ground
Death of Julian FWallon Noted Local Figure
Yeowsias reports the city learned of the death of Julian FWallon a well known resident. He lived at Charles about six miles west of were for several years last year he joined Griffif for whist and stayed several months then returned to Cherlen ten months ago in frail health.
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Yeowsias
Julian
Fwallon
Charles
Were
Saverst
Griffif
Cherlen
Hest Hot Weather Tonte Boosts System, Grove Tonic Ad
An old newspaper fragment touts Grove Tasteless chill tonic as a remedy for hot weather. It claims the tonic enriches the blood, strengthens the body, and helps withstand depression and fatigue during heat waves. The ad blends generic health promises with period style marketing language.
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Grove
Cured terrible humor on face after Resinol remedy
In Philadelphia in December 1808 a woman describes severe facial eruption and itching that resisted treatment and large costs. After trying Resinol Soap and Ointment for about four weeks her skin cleared, with the pimples disappearing and the facial eruption gone. The note, signed Mrs M L Bateman of 4250 Viola St, promotes Resinol products from Baltimore, Md.
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ML I Bateman
Viola St
Baltimore
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Hase
Swaymit Pete
Alli
Porfirie Diaz
Johnson Motor Car Company Distributors
Peachwee St
Victorana Huerts
Republic
Gener Huerta
United States of America
Foreun
Hiertz
Amerca
Washington
Afica
Muse
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Be Perel
O’neal
Capitol
Mortuary
Mary Allen Aiken
Mary Ellen Aiken
Burkert Simmons
Houston
Texas
N Aiken
Charles Hage
W.T House
T House
L House
Johnston Avenue
West View
Walton
Lumpkin Lumpkin Ga
Resinol
Iron Trail
Whitehall
Rex Beach
Klondike
Harper & Brothers
Knoxville, Tenn
City Ticket Office
Peachtree Street
Union
Beeir
Most Extuxveuy
America
Oppenheim Cigar Go
East Alabama St
Hoth Fhones Main
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