Crucial Test at Lodz Tests Strike Outcome
At Lodz today the strike situation nears a decision tomorrow as employers plan to reopen factories. Governor general Arcimoviteh warns that a resumed strike could break the movement, while police shortages and reluctance to deploy troops raise tense prospects. Martial law spreads as officials report foreign agitators powering the labor push.
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Lods
Geter~ Ae
Arcimoviteh
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
Poland
Petrikau
Kunis
Radom
Luttin
Suvalki
Kalix
Sie@lea
Winter Bible Conference Opens in Gainesville Florida
The Florida Winter Bible conference begins its second annual session in Gainesville led by Rev. Clarence B. Strouse. About 2,000 attendees from across the United States hear opening sermon by Rev. George R. Stewart of Cleveland Tennessee. Distinguished figures present include Dr W. E. Blackstone and Rev. David Vaughn Gwylim, with Mrs. Munford among attendees.
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Attendshice
Gainesville
Fla
Clarence B. Strouse
D. D
Virginia
George R. Stewart
Cleveland
Tenn
United States
Stewart
W.E. Black Atone
David Vaughn Gwylim
New York City
C. 3. Strouse
Munford
I*hiteael
Buenos Aires Rioters Shot Down in the Streets
Mutinous troops from San Lorenzo attacked Rosario but failed to prevail as government forces rush to disturb districts. General Benavides leads 8,000 reinforcements toward Rosario while troops move from Jujuy and San Juan to Menodoza to restore order. A revolutionary committee reportedly operates in Fordova with radicals Pedro Mojina Cortto Delvalle and Colonel Martin Irigoya. Rail service halted temporarily.
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Buenos Aires
San Lorenzo
Rosato
Benavides
Rosario
Tesuman
San Juan
Mendoza
Insurgente
Fordova
Pedro Mo Jina
Cortto
Delfor
Delvalle
Martin Irigeya
Revolution crushed as authorities restore order in Argentina
February 5 report from Busnes Ayres states rioters were killed and about thirty wounded with 260 arrested after attacks on Dwillca atatlows. President Poca telegraphed Quintana offering aid. Government deploys forces to Mendoza and Cordova to overpower hundreds of revolutionaries. five thousand march on two towns. reserves annulled.
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Busnes Ayres
Dwillca
Gure
Poca
Quintana
Santa Foe
Mendoza
Cordova
Decres
Market notes show strong tone amid limited business
London reports a firm stock market tone with gilt edged securities favored by easy money prospects and steady demand for Japanese issues. American stocks remained strong despite gold shipments while outside buyers and Amsterdam houses absorbed much stock. Belgian miners plan a general strike after a large majority vote. In Philadelphia a gospel singer will lead a 50 voice choir. The conference will run two weeks followed by Christian workers and the Florida Chautauqua. Sam P. Jones and other speakers are secured for the Chautauqua.
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London
Stock Exchange Markata
Consors
Manchuria
Rtssian
United States
Amsterdam Houses
New York Central
Union Pacifics
Attenton
Chicago
Northwestern
Phia
Naonal Christian Workers Society
Sam P. Jones
Town Assumes Normal Shape in Gainesville
Gainesville Ga February 5 no new developments in mysterious assassination attempts there today. No arrests, no new leads, and officers have secured no crews. The town remains quiet as authorities pursue theories to clarify the affair. Mr Hardman who was shot yesterday morning rests easy and is expected to recover. Laxative Bromo Quinine advertised with warning to call for full signature of W Grove 25
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Gainesville
Hardman
W. Grove
North Carolina to Pass Stringent Vagrancy Law
Raleigh February special reports the North Carolina legislature will enact a strict vagrancy statute largely modeled on Georgia’s law. Amendments reportedly address "vampire" fathers who abandon their children, a issue noted in cotton mills where able bodied men neglect care for offspring.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
Georgia
Workers Denounce Deputation in Russia Strike
In St Petersburg 4000 car shop workers protest a Tsarskoe-Selo deputation as employer selected and not representative. Minor clashes with police reported. Across Poland strikes spread to coal mines and sugar factories, martial law extends to three governments while Cossacks disperse demonstrations, unrest widens in the Caucasus.
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St. Petersburg
Poland
Polite
Russle
Opposition to Laurens Territory Loss in Georgia
Dublin Georgia February 3 Special The Laurens county grand jury unanimously opposed any loss of Laurens territory to new counties James with Adrian as site and another with Alamo as site They urged Assembly members to keep Laurens intact and asked Senators to aid in amending or blocking any bill that partitions Laurens Local councils and boards pledged support and Dudley may join in the fight Also notes Dublin board of trade elections and a vagrancy arrest in Tushewa Alga for John Wilson a deaf mute using a forged letter
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Dublin
Laurens County
Laurens
James
Carter and
Oconee
Alamo
Burch and Lowery
Gentral
Fron
Senate
Fortner
Grand Jury
Laurens Superior Court
Dublin Board of Trade
Dexter, Lovett
Brewton
James S. Simons
H. G. Stevens
Tuseshowa
Alga
John Wilson
Wilson
W. B. Bankheas
Huntsville
Yellow Fever Not Epidemic Says Barrett Letter
Washington reports John Barrett American minister to Panama states yellow fever on the isthmus is not epidemic. Six and one half months show eighteen cases, three deaths, with four in hospital. Sanitation work under Colonel Gorgas expanding, plans for thorough cleansing of Panama City streets and districts underway.
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Josob
Washington
Panama
Seager
Wallace
Mr. Seager
Panama City
Colon
Beaton
Panama Bay
John Barrett
United States
Republic of Pename
Barrett
Boston
W. C. Gorgas
Chile
Sanitary Corps
Moragver
Atlantic
Thecagal Zone
Gorgas
le Prince
Baich
Davis
Panamte
Este
Death claimed woman in most unusual way
Morena a. Moree a prominent Brunswick county woman died in peculiar circumstances days ago at Morse family church. Accompanied by relatives she testified of faith during service then suddenly fell dead after sitting, causing great excitement in the congregation.
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Ilmington, N
Bis
Morena A. Moree
Brunswick County
Boodet Church
Morse
Poisoned his turnips to kill neighbor's chickens in Georgia
In Columbus, Georgia, February 5, W. Gill is charged in police court with poisoning turnips to kill trespassing neighbor's chickens. Gill contends he wrung the necks of the birds as a remedy for garden trespass, while others allege he used poison. The case is described as unusual and is in recorder's court for further action.
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Olumbus
Recorder's Court
Woman Shot Dead by Jilted Janitor in Hotel Dining Room
New York February 5 A young woman identified as Louise Screed wood Louisa Adams was shot by Emil Bollinger a janitor. Bollinger wounded during escape attempt and hospitalized. two other revolvers found on him. Police say he claimed the woman ruined his life. his wife reportedly left him two years ago due to his attention to the victim.
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Louise Screedwood
Louisa Adams
Emil Bollinger
Third Avenue
Hollinger
York
A ‘Young
Bollinger
Sald
Son of Garibaldi Seeks Ashes Disposal Petition
The aging son of Garibaldi petitions Parliament over the final disposition of his father's remains in Rome. He recalls Garibaldi's wish for cremation and dispersed ashes, noting government authorities blocked it, and asks the chambers to resolve the issue promptly and honor the late general's desire.
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Pald
Ins
Iinilan
Gerrisidi
Rome
Tia Gariba
Farmers pledge to reduce cotton acreage in Madison county
Madison county farmers held a meeting to hear reports from the New Orleans cotton convention and plan to implement acreage reductions. Printed pledges will be distributed to cotton farmers with expectations of near universal agreement. A county fair is also on track for next year after progress by local communities.
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Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
Madison County
New Orleans
Farmers Truckers' Association Forming in Tuscaloosa
A group of Tuscaloosa residents plan to form a Truckers Association in the county. They aim to dedicate time to growing peas and beans for shipment to northern markets. Committee members J. D. Foster William Sheperd and Henry Burns have returned from Cuba after investigating this line.
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Farm Truckers’ Association
Tuscaloogs
Tuscaloosa
J. D. Foster
William Shepera
Henry Burns
Cuba
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