Welcome for Envoy De La Barra Sparks Tokyo Pageantry
A large Tokyo welcome marks Senor De La Barra as special envoy from Mexico for Japan centennial events. Crowds shout cheers as officials present sword and gifts and a proportional public response criticizes U.S. treatment of Japanese. Separate notes urge wardens to enforce baiting laws for dove fields during hunting season. In New Haven a Yale hockey rink dig uncovers a 1804 silver dollar and assorted relics, with the coin sent for tests and the artifacts to be turned over to a historical society.
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John Decembe
Francisco Gr Ta Barra
Vetico
Bann
Japan
Ople
Benor Te la Barra
de la Bara
Imperial Palace
United States
San Francisco
Senor de la Hara
Charles J. Davis
Daves
Yeresh
Cmarlus
Davis
Wiliam Sullivan
Fce
Yale
Connecticut
Scoreq
Persera
Sullivan
Mrs Lozier Held on $200 Bond for Theft Charge
Mrs Lozier is held on a $200 bond after a Recorder’s court bound over the charge of theft. The case involves three women accused of luring a man for a government ride and stealing about $40 during an uptown drive from Whitehall Street to his home. Williams testified he was with the women when the car was stopped. police arrested the trio and the case moves to the ramary.
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Jols
Waliams
Ben Tolbed
Cane Clark
Whitehall Street
JC Metcalfe
Williams
Poles Headquarters
Polceman BB Haslett
Leviers Tase
Mramdaury
At Theaters Sins Were Five Event A Tria Atterno
A garbled review notes a theater program featuring Matta and Keats with a heavy demand for tickets. It mentions a performance tonight at Le Fegular hour and a parched house audience, with performers using staged matings and a late show.
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Arin
Pulite
Matta
Tredern
le Fegular
The Blue Bird Vaudeville at New Theater
The New Theater presents a vaudeville production of The Blue Bird with a special matinee and Saturday shows. A lavish scenic, dance, and water-pool act promises vivid tableau and prominent performers led by Waster Burford Hampden and Biltos Rely with other acts and novelty numbers throughout.
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Witte
Lhetania
Jy Fox
Tinale
Lidyng Company
Tert
Vaurie Wracerircic
Tesrary Urele
Enery Panta
Ventiment Ag
Norman Hackett to Star in Henry Story on Monday Night
Norman Hackett presents a dramatized Henry tale aided by a capable company. The production promises witty dialogue and dramatic flair, with Hackett delivering a strong performance expected to draw acclaim from local audiences.
Moving Pictures at Grand Theatre Feature
The Grand presents a feature moving picture, The Volunteer Gigant, touted as the most perfect on screen. About three reels plus a thousand feet of film are shown daily, with 280 admission prices and frequent matinees to attract crowds.
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Ianto
Sversthirg
Thera Swill de
Maciner Daly
Mirhe
Slave of the Mill slated for Marietta street stage
The Jewell Kelley company will present A Slave of the Mill next week at the Bisqu house. The production invites capacity audiences with a strong romantic plot and dramatic scenes featuring Reuben Warner of the Wnowlton Tron Works.
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Jewell Kelley Company
Marietta Street
Reuben Warner
Wnowlton Tron
Theatergora
Peacock Pastor Leaves Buckhead Church for Knoxville
E H Peacock founder and pastor of Buckhead Baptist Church resigns to accept an assistant pastorate in Knoxville. The move ends his long tenure and opens succession plans for Buckhead's congregation.
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Buckhead Church
Knoxville
Rey Tt
HH Peacock
Buckhead Baptist
Ehuren Hag
Farewell services planned for longtime Atlanta pastor
Proadway Baptist center announces farewell for pastor Je Well known in Atlanta religious and charitable work. Sundiy night, at the church, friends and workers express deep regret as he leaves Atlanta after years of service.
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My Peacock
Atlanta
The
Baptist Tauernacle
Jiawkes Heme
Hewkes
Beiouk
Canal workers coerced into political contributions revealed
Testimony before Governor Giyang’s investigating commission shows Abang WY, a state canal foreman, collected monthly political funds from most workers for six months. Witness Elmendorff described voluntary and compulsory payments, with totals reaching 51800 across district No. 2.
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Imondusffwne
Giyang
Olmendorff Yadhe
Tohn
Hennessy Sulzech
Elmendorff
Sou
Kearna
Osverse Sid
Kearney
Crip Canal
Central Church Plans Special Sunday Service
Central Church announces a special Sunday service with multiple speakers including Rev G Ro Bulag and Dr Dunbar Fl Usden. V Watson Ww Jackson will discuss on Vod 43, with an emphasis on hymn singing, lessons, and choir offerings during the event.
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Central Church
A. Werner
Eleventh Bank Opens at Columbus
Columbus Ga December 26 The Mustégee bank the elev enth banking institution for Columbus and suburbs will open its doors tomorrow morning. The new bank has capital stock of 50 000. M4 Murrah is president J A Jarven vice president WL Bush cashier.
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Columbus Ga
Mustégee Bank
Columbus
Suburbs
Moorrow
M4 Murrah
J A Jarven
WL Bush
Little Disorders in Rome Injures Student in Cannon Blast
A Rome university event during a holiday week ended with minor incidents and a serious injury to Joseph Attaway. His left eye was badly hurt by a premature cannon crack and he may lose sight in that eye. The report notes few other accidents.
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Rome
Joseph Attaway
Siamese Diplomat Phya Prabhakaravonga Featured in State Dept Notice
From Washington in December, a new Siamese minister Phya Prabhakaravonga is noted as the longest serving diplomat in the corps, succeeding Prince Itabandh who was moved to Berir. The dispatch highlights his tenure and official position amid traditional courtly names.
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Washington
State Department
Siam
Itabandh
Berir
Big Educational Meet to Be Held in London
London December 1 James Bree former ambassador at Washington will preside at the opening of a conference of twenty one educational associations at the University of London. The conference promises one of the greatest gatherings of educators yet held with a 20000 member body and fifty meetings during the week. The topics include a wide range of education issues and expected speakers include Bryce and Sir Robert Baden Powell with others from the Royal Geographical Society and the Simplified Spelling Society.
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London
James Bree
Washington
Lniverly
Bryce
Sieh Dy Scott Keilie
Royal Geographical Society
Robert Baden Powell
Gilbert Wurray
Rescue Mission To Feed Hungry Thursday In Atlanta
Rescue Mission on Marletta Street plans a New Year dinner next Thursday for every hungry person who comes to the Union Rescue Mission. The committee expects to feed over 1,000, with meals for children, and invites cooks or money donations sent to any committee member or the secretary.
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Union Rescue Mission
Marletta Street
Atlanta
W Tanner
W Mathher
Landon
Birge
South WA Weathington
Yen
Yan Bell
Chicago Policewoman Arrests Big Bully
Mary Rod, one of Chicago’s ten policewomen, subdued a powerfully built man yesterday after he resisted and fought. She wrestled him away from a conductor and guided him toward a patrol wagon, then charged him with dis orderly conduct at the station.
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Chicago
Big Bully
Crear
Mary Rod
Railroad Men Welcome to Meet at the Union Hall
A rough transcription notes a gathering for railroad workers at a hall Sunday afternoon with a speaker named Charles Weathers. The meeting aims to provide practical advice and a welcoming, homelike space for men away from home, inviting all hands to attend and enjoy the facilities open all day.
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Charles
Receivers of Frisco Line to Sue Directors
St Louis December 26 Recessors of the St Louis and Sea Trance railroad were ordered in U S district court to bring restitution suits against present and former directors. Special counsel Johnson and Loomis Johnson were appointed to lead the action. The court denied permission for William W. Niles to file and placed exclusive charge of the suits with the receivers through Lush, the new chairman.
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St. Lous
St Lous and Sea Trance
Railroad Todays
Saithorn
United States District Court
Willam W Niles
New York
Trgea
Frisco
Certan Brisco
Niles
John [ Johnson
Loomis Johnson
Ainta
WF Evans
Frisco Railroad
Henry S Priest
Nes
Biddle
Wristo
Tadge Sarporn
Tames
Lush
Lusk
St Paul
PISO
Autoist Hits Girl Then Fails To Stop in San Francisco
A San Francisco driver of a moving picture house motor car struck a girl on Christmas Eve and did not stop. He claimed he did not know he hit anyone but later found the child had been aided by others. The girl, Garmela Sarra, seven, died from a skull fracture and crushing injuries. Two other children were hurt.
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San Francisco
Galle
Somabody
Touaay Aershull
Garmela Sarra
Briandists Form New Political Party in France
A new political party named the Briandists forms in France, drawing 1000 Republican senators and deputies. Led by Aristide Briand, its notable members include Louis Malvern, Stephen Pichon, Alexandre Millerand, and Jean Dupuy, with aims to place national unity over local politics ahead of general elections in 1914. The group seeks broad left support and plans a nationwide campaign opposing the Caillaux radical faction led by Joseph Caillaux.
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Dnp
Ite
Aristide
Radical Party
France
M Brhand
Raical
Wavy
Joseph Caillany
Love Slave to Seek Rest in Sanitarium
Adelaide Wo Brance, once jailed in Monticello after the death of lawyer Melvin H Couch, was visited by her brother after fourteen years apart. He urges rest in a sanitarium and offers support as she plans to leave by auto tomorrow, choosing not to return to Martwick.
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Monticello N
Whss
Adelaide
Brance
Melvin H Couch
Hartwich
Miss Brance
Vhas Brance
Monticello
Martwick
Dewey Celebrates 76th Birthday At Navy Office
Washington December 28 George Dewey Admiral of the Navy began celebration of his 76th birthday by reporting to duties as president of the Navy General Board. He received many gifts and congratulatory telegrams from across the country.
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Washington
George Dewes
Navy General Board
Chester Farmer Killed in County Shooting
Chester farmer Ferguson was shot and killed on his farm today. Frank Grant 17, son of a tenant, is charged with the killing. he fled and has not been caught. Details of the shooting are unavailable.
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Chester
Ferguson
Hir
Frank Grant
Young Grant
Underwood Opens Senate Campaign Tour From Alabama
Washington December 26 Representative Underwood of Michigan Democratic leader of the house left today for Alabama to begin his senatorial campaign with a twenty six date itinerary. He will appear at Gadsden Friday night and expects to be in his seat in the house when Congress convenes on January 13.
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Washington
Underwood
Mialama
House
Iabamd
Alabama
Gadsden
Congress
Tired steel blamed for Vermont shaft breakage on voyage
Washington December 26 The naval board of inspection and survey will inspect the Vermont's main shafting after a broken propeller shaft occurred during a storm on the voyage from the Mediterranean to Hampton Roads. An enquiry seeks to detect deterioration before metal reaches breaking point as investigators note prior failures and attempts to enlarge shaft size.
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Washington
Vermont
Naval Board of Inspection and Survey
Norfolk
Mediterranean
Hampton Roads
Terefore
Moat En- Binsere
Naval Board
95 Year Old Twins Celebrate Birthday in Muncy
William and Sarcuel Muncy, aged 95, are reportedly the oldest twins in the United States. Family gathers to mark the birthday with a Christmas dinner at one twin’s home and New Year’s at the other. Both men are widowers and farmers.
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Bebsion N
Muncy
William
Sarcuel
United States
Tom Lea
Samuel
Christmas lawn care tale from New York residents
Readable fragments describe New York areas mowing lawns during Christmas week. Notes of warm weather, golf course players seeking warmth, and farmers saving on winter fodder as long grass dies back. Mentions of the BoraAs weather and flowers, with sparse local detail.
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New Lot
New York
Oak Jets
Furuseth Resigns From Sea Conference
London reports that Andrew Furuseth, president of the International Seamen's Union, cabled President Wilson resigning as a delegate to the International Conference on Safety at Sea. He objects to the subcommittee's report, saying it lowers safety standards and refuses to sign. He was out in the city and most American delegates were away. only one American was queried about the resignation.
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London
Andrew Tur Yseth
Internatonal Seimens Union
Wilson Bis
Furuseth
United States
Lutuseth
Grant's Orderly Roberts Dies at 66 in Dayton
Pitesburg reports the death of Captain William B. Roberts 66, longtime orderly to Generals Grant and Meade. He served with Meade during the Gettysburg campaign and later as Grant’s aide when he commanded the Army of the Potomac. Roberts passed away at the National Soldiers Home in Dayton.
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Pitesburg
Willam B.roberts
Grant
Meade
National Soldiers Home
Dayton
Meris
Roberts
Feed Corn But Not Corn Only
Corn remains a core feed for breeding sows and young stock, though not sufficient alone. In the South it is praised as an essential component of rations, with peanuts soybeans velvet beans and other legumes used to balance diets when tankage is unavailable.
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children Ad
Mothers urged to use Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children to break up colds relieve feverishness and stomach troubles. Advert ised as a trusted remedy for children with claims of soothing sleeping disorders and headaches. Available at drug stores with no substitutes.
Say Hobbs Tried to Entrap Castleman in Bribe Plot
In Vicksburg Mississippi December 26 attorneys for State Senator G Hobbs on trial for receiving and soliciting bribes contended Hobbs sought to trap Stephen Castleman. Mayor Titler of Jackson testified Hobbs claimed to have aimed at Castleman and had tempted him. Judge Orr and others discussed the old fee system and the coming municipal court, with Orr retiring after six terms and ready to turn over records to the new system.
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Vicksburg Miss
Atttorneys
G . Hobbs
Hobbs
Stephen Castleman
Jackson
Wiss
Castleman
Taylor
Mississippi
Bonds
Bilbo
Sackoon
Fao
Justice of the Peace
Edgar HW Orr
Atlantas
Orr
Judge Orr
Aehea Lt
Justice Courts
Supreme Court Ta
Orramilingy
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Capital suffragists plan to hold rally
Washington December 26. A land rally of the Congressional Union at Women Suffrage is planned to be held there the night of January 11 on the eve of reconvening of Congress to dig miss plans for continuing the fight to procure a standing for suffrage in the House of Representatives. The occasion will mark the first anniversary of the establishment of the Congressional Union at Washington and for thus the celebration has been arranged practical methods of inducement as the House rules committee to report favorably on the new committee the loyal will however be of chief interest at the gathering.
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Washington
Congressional Union
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Hoyal
Robbers Hit Orpheum Theater Box Office
Four men hid in the Orpheum Theater during a Christmas show and robbed the box office receipts of about two thousand dollars. They overpowered and gagged the night watchman, bound him, and escaped as the theater reopened. police later found the bound man.
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New York
Orpheum
Novel Pendants and Their Many Uses in Fashion
Pendant ornaments in forms of small tassels and drops are described as versatile trims. They are to be used at collar corners, necktie ends, girdles, sashes, tunics, and drapery, with slender cords and brilliant colors forming necklaces. The piece notes revival of color combinations and various pressed or cut husked shapes.
Fast Train Kills 3 in Pittsburg Suburb
Three foreigners were killed early today while walking on the Monongahela division of the Pennsylvania railroad at ays suburb. They were mangled beyond recognition in the fatal fast train accident near Pittsburg suburb, December 26.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ays
Suburb
How to Get Cows of the Right Kind
The article advises dairymen to keep accurate records, know breeding lines, and select calves from cows with proven milk production to raise cows of the right kind. It notes the challenge of finding good cows but emphasizes feeding, care, and the use of quality bulls as key to building a future herd.
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Tne
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