Miners bury 59 dead in snowbound Calumet cemetery
In Calumet Michigan on December 25 the United Mine Workers buried 59 victims from the Christmas Eve panic at the copper mine. Forty-four were children. Funeral processions moved through towns with thousands of strikers presenting a solemn, churchgoing tribute. Pallbearers included women from the federation's auxiliary. a monument is planned for the site next year.
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Calumet
Mich
Astern Federation of Miners
Cemey
Lake Superior
Jan Hall
Bella
Tren
Wegaunee
Childd
Wome
Wa Federation
Copper Country
Jesus
Union
Jace
McNally
Age Stresich
St. Louis
Owen
Negaunee
Men Taught How to Keep New Year Resolutions
A January 3 class at the West Side YMCANew York aims to help men keep resolutions. Dr Louis R Welzmiller, a physical instructor, says many fail due to weak muscular and nervous systems. The program plans to improve fitness first and sustain it with ongoing advice and exercise.
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New York
West Side
Young Men’s Christian Association
Louis R Welzmiller
Welzmiller
Port Welzmiller
Blue Sky Law Takes Effect January First in Georgia
The Georgia Blue Sky law, effective January 1, requires securities dealers to file detailed disclosures with the secretary of state. Non residents must appoint a Georgia resident agent for service of process, and violations can bar dealers from selling securities in the state. Fees and investigative requirements apply, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Phil Cook
Georgia Blue Sky Lab
Georgia
Secretary of State
United States
Public Service Commission
Hutchinson Reelected Mayor of Senoia in 1914 15 Race
Senor Ga December 28 Special L L Hutchinson was re elected mayor of Senoia for 1914 15 by a 60 vote margin over W T Arnall. Council seats went to C S Mannanall Brandenburg defeating O B McDaniel and Dr H H Kemp.
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Senor
L . Butchinson
W. T. Arnall
C. S Mannanall
Brandenburg
O. B. McDaniel
H. H. Kemp
Rebels Reject Peace Terms as Villa States North Mexico Strong
General Villa denounces any compromise with Huerta as traitorous and insists rebels control much of the north. He cites growing forces, expects Mexico City drive, and outlines terms including Huerta’s removal, restoration of the constitution, provisional presidency, land law changes, and confiscation of large estates.
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Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
Huerth
Francisco Wilis
Mexico City
Huerta
Wuerta
Terrazas
Acta
General Villas
Andio
Orosto
Madero
Qiloaga
Rebels Advance Toward Nuevo Laredo in Mexico
General Pablo Gonzales leads rebels toward Nuevo Laredo from Guerrero 60 miles away. A federal detachment under Captain Frederick Montes joined Blanco with rifles, two machine guns, 130 horses. Rail line to the border cut, likely delaying Monterrey reinforcement.
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Brownsville
Texas
Pablo Gonzales
Nuevo Laredo
Guer~rera
Gonzales
Guerrero
Matamoros
Frederick Montes
Buda Bianco
Montes
Blanco
Monterey
Nueva Lareda
American refugees reach Galveston aboard army transport
Galveston Texas December 28 thirty nine American citizens refugees from Tampico arrived on the US Army transport Sumner sent by the war department to aid forces during the constitutionalist attack on Tampico. The Sumner sheltered 570 people during the fighting on December 16. Officers reported no agitation among troops in Tampico. Mr and Mrs W W Hoppe of Kansas City and their three children were among the passengers. Mrs Hoppe recalled bullets flying through windows as they hid in trenches near the city.
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Galveston
Texas
Tampico
United States Army
Summer
War Department
Sumner
W. W. Hopne
Kansas City
Investors warned to be shy of Huerta
Representatives of the Mexican constitutionalists released a statement from General Venustiano Carranza sent to Roberto V. Pesqueira in Washington. The telegram, conveyed to the confidential agent, urged caution regarding Huerta. Continued on 1 Page.
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Huerta
Washington
Venustiang Carranza
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Mesage
No Reply to Paxon Declares Jackson
Marion Jackson and John Eagan of the Men and Religion Forward Movement said they would not respond to Colonel Paxon's statement that bulletins breed evil. Paxon said he stood by his words and reported church support and phone congratulations, while church leaders praised the movement and criticized the bulletins as harmful to morals and public health.
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Marion Jackson
John Eagan
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Frederic Paxon
Paxon
Sally
Yason
A. ©. Shuler
East Side Tabernacle
Faxon
Second Baptist Church
Forward Movement
New York
New York Times
Atlanta
Romance at No 4 Engine House Firefighter Marries on Christmas Eve
A Christmas wedding tale unfolds at engine house No 4 where Hoseman Claude Rowe marries Miss Schuyler Moore and Ladderman Edward Carwile weds Violet Lawler. The double ceremony occurred amid a dying mother’s wish and a funeral next day, leaving the crew to return to duty with new brides and a lingering sense of romance in the firehouse.
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Cupid
House of No. 4
Fir
Hoseman
Claude Rowe
Ladderman
Edward Carwile
Carwile
Violet Lawler
Georgia Avenue
Pearl Lawler
J. W
Saul
Ladderman Carwile
Engine House No. 4
Schuyler Moore
Ives
Cherokee Avenus
Engine House
Nox
McNall Pattern Company
Pryor Street
Hoseman Rowe
Miss Schuyler
Warehouse Blaze Destroys National Warehouse at Decatur Street
A Sunday morning fire began at 2 and raged for a day burning the National Warehouse building at 319 Decatur Street and damaging the annex of National Pond factory. Loss estimated up to 40,000 but insured. Firefighters faced collapsing walls and falling wires as two men from engine No. 4 were injured. Public storage held grain hay and feed. owner Joseph W. Gregg estimated losses not to exceed 30,000. Police kept crowds back as the blaze drew a large turnout.
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National Warehouse Company
Decatur Street
National Pond Factory
Hrit
Fosemen McConnell and
Smith
Engine Company No. 4
Joseph WH Gregg
Constitution Sunday Nithe
Advertising as a doorway to opportunity
A promotional piece urges reading Constitution advertisements as a reliable business information source. It argues advertising invites readers to explore offerings, seize opportunities, and avoid the embarrassment and expense of ignorance by staying informed about the latest developments in commerce.
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Constitution
Ft Ja
Leaders of Science Gather for Big Atlanta Convention
More than 500 leading scientists from across the United States gather in Atlanta for the sixty fifth meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The event features sectional meetings, general sessions, receptions at the University Club, the executive mansion, and Piedmont hotel headquarters with Dr. L. O. Howard in charge for registration and information.
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United States
Atlanta
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Unversity Club
Starton
Executive Mansion
College Women's Association of Atlanta
Headaverters
Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
L. O. Howard
Washington
John M. Slaton
James G. Woodward
Wilson
Pickering
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
University Club
Peachtree Street
Hobson
Weather Prophecy Rain Across Several States
A fragmented forecast notes rain or snow across multiple states. Georgia and Virginia expect rain Monday with clearing and cooling, while North and South Carolina face rain Monday into Tuesday with colder conditions. Kentucky and West Virginia show mixed precip and fair spells, Alabama and Mississippi turn cloudy with rain or drizzle, Louisiana and Texas regions trend cooler or fair, and Arkansas sees rain near the east with some central cold.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Oklahoma
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
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