No Quarter Battle at Ojinaga Ends in Heavy Losses
Rebels press the siege at Ojinaga as General Ortega’s federal garrison makes a last stand across the border. Casualties mount with wounded, deserters, and crossborder care by U.S. physicians. Reports indicate no quarter and a doomed fate for Huerta loyalists, with continued fighting expected.
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Red Cross
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Federiis
Voluntiers
Antonie Royal Masonal
Tuto Slams
Lind to meet Wilson for Mexican talks in New Orleans
President Wilson’s envoy John Lind sails from Vera Cruz to land near Pass Christian seeking direct talks with the president on Mexican affairs. The move follows Lind’s months of dispatching reports and his wish for face to face discussion with Wilson and the secretary of state to resolve issues arising from the Mexican revolution.
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Lind
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Mexico
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Republic
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Manzco
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Boston
Brownaville
Buffalo
Clay
Bay
Charleston
Chicago
Des Moines
Galveston
Ny Hatteray
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Eldy
Knoville
Louisvlle
Memphis
Lous
Pau
von Hurrma
Blood tests and hunger gauge shown by Johns Hopkins researchers
An annual meeting demonstration by American Society researchers showcased a hunger testing device. Dr Carlson and colleagues inflated a stomach balloon to reveal hunger sensations, linking stomach activity to nerve response. Experiments with White rats and mice illustrated rapid diffusion of injected dyed blood, coloring flesh and even the film of the eyes emerald green then red.
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Palusephia
DS J Joel LG Rowntree
L L Turner
Johns Hopks
Carlson
University of China
Macine
Pr Carlson
Lovers Escape to New York Wedding Surprise I observ
Mr and Mrs Milton Rice elope to New York after a Monday afternoon jaunt to the Standard Club. Friends of the groom are astonished while friends of the bride, Miss Selene Loeb, are deeply surprised. The couple were sheltered at the Winecoff Hotel Monday night and left by northbound train Tuesday, planning to reside at the Winecoff upon returning home.
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Milton Rice
Mra
New York
Selen Loeb
Standard Club
Winecof
Winecoft
Vaudeville Star Harry Fragson Slain by 84 Year Old Father
In Paris English vaudeville performer Harry Fragson was shot dead by his 84 year old father Victor Pott on route to the theater after Fragson visited the paternal home. The elder, shaken, claimed the weapon was bought for suicide and cited conflict over a woman as trigger. The case echoes past reports of domestic strife and tragedy.
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Paris
Harry Fragson
Victor Pott
Fragson
Lanhoisere
Pott
Tom
Father
Tangoing Alright But Not On Porch In Quiet Neighb
Police court held Mr and Mrs W J Parker in contempt and bound them over for a dis orderly front porch party at 73 Rosalia Street. Witnesses testified that the neighborhood suffered frequent tangy dances at night and disorder at the Parker residence. Parker and Parker disputed the testimony and were fined 575 dollars. Judge Broyles condemned front porch tangoing as unbecoming of the district and not to be encouraged.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
F . Paxon
Forrest Adair
Lon J Daniel
Colonel Paxon
Paxon
Grand
Grand Opera House
Atlanta
Dan Walraven
Hle
Adair
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Hamilton Douglas
William S. Anslay
George Parrott W OR Daley
Board of Education
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Esvig Bros
Ed Brown
Brown & Allen
Rube Arnold
H A. Mater
Mater & Herkele
Dan Wolraven
Vaxon
Jackson
Men and Religion
T W Galloway
American Microscopical Society
Marion Jackson
Luss
Paxson
Yesteriday
Decatur Street
Navy Marietta Png Street
George Realty Company
Peters Street
W J Parker
Rosalia Street
Parker
Zuage Broyles
Tallest Boy for Age Dies in Brooklyn
Arthur Masur aged about 1 year, said to be the tallest boy for his age in Brooklyn, died at his father's home. He reportedly measured 6 feet 2 inches in stocking feet, and his rapid growth was undermined by tuberculosis.
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New Yor
Arthur Masur
Brooklyn
Income tax rules for husbands and wives
Washington rules outline exemptions for husband and wife filing jointly or separately. When living together they may claim a 4000 exemption from combined income. if separated permanently each may claim 38600. Individual estates over 2000 allow separate returns. joint incomes over 4000 trigger joint and separate liability. Status is set at time of filing or year end.
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Washington
Race Segregation Urged For Health Of Southern Mothers
Dr Charles Waddell Stiles of the U S Public Health Service argues in Taft hall the south provides white women only one third to one half the protection given in other regions. He links insanitary tenements and racial segregation to disease spread, urging segregation as a health measure to reduce malaria and other illnesses, benefiting southern mothers.
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Dr. C. W. Stles
South
Charles Waddell Stiles
United States Public Health Service
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Taft Hall
Stiles
Willie
Owen
Welfare Bureau Idea Proposed At Atlanta Chamber Meeting
A plan to create a city public welfare bureau under the chamber of commerce was debated at a Piedmont hotel assembly. Proponents seek a paid expert to unite philanthropic groups and oversee sanitation, housing, and charitable work, with a referendum option to shift duties from the city board of health.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Piedmont Hotel
Wilmer YT Moore
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Eaen
Atlanta
Moore
John P Kennedy
Claude Smith
Linton Hopkins
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Hopkins
Joseph Logan
M Willet
Stranger Splashing in Own Hotel Bathroom Stirs Alarm
An out-of-town guest at the Piedmont hotel found a stranger in his room bath, later identified as Bob Goodwin of Glasgow. The man urged suicide, claimed pursuit by Chicago thugs, and was taken to police headquarters with guards assigned. Detectives Chewning and Barker accompanied him. a court hearing was scheduled with Judge Broyles.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
St Joseph's Church
Alma Aumuller
Achmidts
Todge Foster
Fereman Ottinger
Foster
Schmidt
Hudson River
Anna Aumuller
Piedmont
Self
Bob Goodwin
Stotchman
Glasand
Goodwin
Gonp
Polce
Cochran
Evang
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Police
Detective Bureau
Chicago
Sanford
Chewning
Barker
Hwetel
Poles
Norns Hs
Mnan Arrowood
Vy Arrowood
Weather Prophecy Fain Weather Prophecy Fain Georgia Fair Today
Georgia forecast calls for fair conditions today with cloudy intervals and mild temperatures. The report notes light winds across the state, with no significant precipitation expected in most areas.
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Georgia
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