Bandit Leader Castillo Strikes In Mexico Revolt
Juarez February 6 Maximo Castillo the bandit leader after twenty two of his men were captured and executed by a revolutionary force at El Valle near Casas Grandes set fire to the Drake tunnel on the Mexico Northwestern railroad and escaped to the mountains. The report says Castillo and his followers then wrecked trains and locomotives in revenge and fled into rugged terrain.
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CastiNo
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Castillo
Castille
Mazatlan Port Captured by Mexican Rebels
Nogales reports Mazatlan, a key seacoast city in Sinaloa, fell to General Carranza's forces today. Rebel sources confirm the seizure, marking a significant shift in maritime control along the Pacific coast.
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Mazatlan
Nogales
Ariz
Lindlays
Carranza
Sonors
De La Lama Seeks Funds to Pay Mexican Debt Interest
Adolfo de La Lama, who quit as Mexican finance minister in January in protest of Huerta’s decree, plans to return to Mexico to serve again. He will leave Paris for New York on February 11 with Salvador Echegaray. April interest on the national debt is $750,000, and negotiations have begun to raise $5,000,000 to cover July payments.
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Waris
Adolfo de la Lama
Huerta
Mexico
Paris
New York
Salvador Echegaray
Mexican Finance Department
Sener de la Lama
Huerta Plans More Active Campaign Across Mexico
Dictator Huerta orders a more vigorous campaign against rebels. Instructions to army chiefs and state governors urge extreme diligence in protecting noncombatants and moving them from operation zones. Dr Ignacio Alcocer comments on U S arms into Mexico, praising Wilsons sincerity and noting Mexico will protect and show its power.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Ignacio Alcocer
United States
Wilson
Ammunition Wagons Cross the Border to Matamoros
A Mexican brass band led eighteen wagons loaded with 900000 pounds of ammunition through Brownsville to Matamoros. The wagons marked the first regular import for the constitutionalists in northeast Mexico, crossing the Rio Grande and serving as division headquarters.
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Brownsville
Texas
Mexico
Rio Grande
Matamoros
Constitutionalists
United States Troops to Stay on the Border
President Wilson sees no reason to withdraw American troops on the border even as the armistice on arms is lifted. No reduction in patrols for now. station allotments may be adjusted. Further steps in the Mexican policy pending but not of major immediacy.
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United States
Washington
Wilson
White House
Bar Strike Breakers Inter State Transport Bill Introduced
Washington February 4 A bill to prohibit interstate transport of strikebreakers was introduced in the house by Representative Baltz of Illinois. The measure would also bar interstate shipment of arms or ammunition for strike breakers.
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Washington
Baltz
Illinois
Stock Exchange Regulation Debate Hearings On Speculation
W C Van Antwerp, governor of the New York Stock Exchange, tells Senate Banking that stock speculation reflects economic value and would drive customers to private bankers if federal regulation passes. He warns that a national anti bucket shop bill is unnecessary and that regulation is needed to stave off unlicensed markets. Members of the exchange and bankers plan to testify further.
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Washington
W. C van Antwerp
Rovernor
New York Stock Exchange
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Bristow
van Antwerp
Van
Antwerp
I. H. Bovesen
Consolidated Exchange
New York
Var Antwerp
Samuel Untermyer
Pomerene
Great Britain
Stock Exchange
Senator Pomerene
John G. Milburn
Exchange and Bankers of
Brunswick Stirred By McIntyre's Death
Brunswick Ga February. An unknown negro shot I T McIntyre at the Faryan Naval Stores plant, killing him. Rumors of lynching circulated as two or three negroes were arrested but officers doubted guilt. McIntyre and a friend were passing a sidewalk when the assailant fired without provocation and fled.
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Brunswick
I. T. McIntyre
Faryan Naval Stores Company
McIntyre
Sore arms are nursed by Kentucky solons
Frankfort February 6 large number of Kentucky legislature members and many residents nurse sore arms today after a small pox scare. Senator J Forrest Porter of Dixon and Representative A J Oliver of Allen county ill with the disease. Porter in bed in Frankfort, Oliver at home in Allen county. Physicians say no break in session needed. Doctors believe infection from a hotel waiter as many assembly members stayed there.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Gore Arms
J. Forrest Porter
Dixon
A. J. Oliver
Allen County
Porter
Olver
State Assembly
Five Hundred Thousand For Hog Cholera Fight
Washington February 5 A threatened loss of 20000000 in hog cholera spurred the senate to unanimity on a bill to appropriate 500 300 to the department of agriculture to combat the disease.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Bryan to Visit Chile for Pan American Conference
Secretary Bryan said he has not considered invitations to visit Santiago de Chile next August for the Pan American conference. If he goes it would be in his role as secretary of state and perhaps address the conference, but he would not participate as a delegate.
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Bryan
Chile
Washington
Bsecretary
San Yago de Chile
Inflammable Films Barred From U S Malls
Washington February 5 an order public today bars moving picture films made of inflammable materials from U S malls. Films made of non inflammable material may be mailed a small number in use. Most film transportation is handled by express companies.
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Washington
United States
Express
Billiard Ball Attack Sparks Fight in Rome Pool Room
A billiard ball was used as a weapon in a late night fracas between Scott Wing and Spiders Webb in a local pool room in Rome Georgia. Wing threw the ball at Webb, causing a dangerous scalp wound and he is being sought by local officers.
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Rome
Scott ‘Ing
Webb
Wing
Virginia Senate Passes Enabling Act for Statewide Dry Vote
The Virginia senate approved an enabling act by a 24 to 11 vote, backed by the Anti Saloon League, allowing voters to decide by petition whether to push a statewide dry measure. A special election is set for September 22, 1924, with certain wine and beer allowances and exemptions for apple cigar production. Friends of prohibition in the house aim to strike amendments during conference.
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Richmond
Virginia Senate
Anti-Saloon League
General Assembly
House of Delegates
Committee On Conference
Senate
Friends of Prohibition In
House
TM HERE FOR LIFE SAYS BOSS MURPHY
Charles F. Murphy declares he will remain in charge of Tammany Hall, denying retirement rumors raised by outsiders. He dismisses talk of a three‑man leadership handoff and asserts commitment to the current readership and organization.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Thomas ¥. Woley
Tammany Fall
Bryan Opposes Action On Anti Asiatic Bill
Secretary Bryan urged the House immigration committee to take no action on the Rakter bill restricting Asiatic immigrants. He pressed secrecy to avoid legislative embarrassment while seeking an amicable Japan question settlement and noted only Bakers and Hayes of California favored opposing postponement.
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Washington
Bryan
House Iamigration Committee
United States
Japan
California
State Department
Congress
Baker
Hayes
Secretary Bryan signs ten peace treaties in one day
Washington reports Secretary Bryan signed a Denmark peace treaty for submission to a commission within one year for examination and report. Danish minister Constan tin Brun signed for Denmark. Fryan learned a Portugal treaty was signed in Lisbon, making ten nations covered. Two more expected by March 4 to reach fifteen in the first year of the administration.
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Washington
Bryan
Denmark
Siric
Constantin Brun
Fryan
Portugal
Lisbon
Cribb Examined on Mental State in Georgia Case
Ashburn Ga February 5 Miles Cribb charged with murder of his mother in law Mrs J G Hancock near Rebecca last fall was brought from Albany and placed on trial jurors procured Cribb is alleged to have shot his wife and her sister also killing Mrs Hancock The husband of Mrs Hancock who Cribb said he wanted to get has since died A commission is examining Cribb s mental condition tonight trial resumes tomorrow
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Ashburn
Miles Cribb
J. G
Hancock
Rebecca
Albany
Cribb
Crib
Christening Delay Delays Secretary McAdoo Trip
In Los Angeles on February 5 delays in christening the granddaughter of Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo postponed today’s departure of the federal reserve organization committee for Texas. McAdoo, not superstitious, set the christening for tomorrow and will then travel with Dr. Houston of the Bureau of Bergiculture to El Paso for the next hearing.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Federal Reserve Organization Committee
Tezes
McAdoo
Houston
Department of Bericulture
el Paso
Thousand billboards doomed in St. Louis
Federal Judge Dyer refused to enjoin the city building commissioner from tearing down nearly 1000 billboards in St. Louis. He ruled the Missouri Supreme Court decision upholding the billboard ordinance left him no option but to deny the injunction.
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St. Loui
St. Louis
Dyer
Missouri Supreme Court
Subcommittees Headed to Investigate Mining Strikes
Washington February 5 Congressional subcommittees tasked to probe the Colorado coal mine strikes and Michigan copper mine unrest left Washington tonight for their assigned investigations.
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Washington
Congressional
House
Colorado
Michigan
French Aviator Killed in 8000 Foot Fall
Versailles dispatch reports French aviator Raoul Dereals died after a fall from a height of 8000 feet during testing of a new model airplane. Officials say the accident occurred today in Versailles while Dereals conducted experiments on the Diplane project.
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Versailles
France
Raoul Dereals
Burleson voices view on postmasters conventions
Washington postmaster general Burleson criticized postmasters conventions as wasting time and drawing employees from duty. He noted the issue was with associations of postmasters and clerks rather than official organizational use within the service. He urged keeping postmasters at their posts for now while future conventions could aid exchange of views and administration planning.
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Washington
Burleson
Buten
Georgia
Crowded Touring Car Struck by Locomotive
A large touring sightseeing car was struck by a locomotive at Evergreen cemetery and M street in Jacksonville on February 5. Four passengers were dangerously injured, three perhaps fatally, with about fifteen others badly bruised. The driver allegedly tried to beat the train and narrowly cleared the track. Among the injured were JW Barrow and daughter Miss Gladys of Bowden Florida, Joseph Watson of Tampa, and J S Robertson of Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Fiat
Evergreen Cemetery
M Street
JW. Barrow
Gladys
Bowden
Fla
Joseph Watson
Tampa
J. 8. Robertson
A. C. Bruce Celebrates 35th Anniversary in Atlanta
A. C. Bruce, 78, retired architect now living at 227 North Boulevard, marked his 35th year as a resident of Atlanta. He came to the city on February 5, 1679, to join W. H. Parkins, then Atlanta’s leading architect, and helped design notable structures including the first Georgia Tech school building and the old Apiary on Decatur Street. He remains active in Masonry and First Christian church circles.
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A. C. Bruce
Atlanta
Bruce
W. H. Parkins
Bruce & Merxan, Architerta
North Boulevard
First Christian Church
Georgia School of Technology
Decatur Street
Ninety Year Lease To Japan Upheld In Washington
In Seattle on February the 90 year lease on the Japanese consul residence, financed by the Japanese foreign office eleven years ago, was sustained by Judge King Dykeman. The court ordered the lessor to convey the property to Walter Keene, an American citizen, after the lease was assigned by a Japanese cousin when a forfeiture risk arose under Washington’s alien ownership ban.
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Seattle
Wash
King Dykeman
Two Dreadnoughts Favored By Wilson
President Wilson backs a two dreadnought program urged by Secretary Daniels for the coming naval appropriation. The General Board led by Admiral Dewey favors a larger scheme, while anti big navy in Congress resists. With administration support, proponents of two dreadnoughts expect passage in both houses.
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Washington
Wilson
Atlanta Real Estate Sales From Day 10 Contracts
Several large contracts surfaced on Thursday with sales expected to be announced soon on Peachtree street and the north side. Armstrong announced multiple transactions including Mackle-Crawford to Sam Stecking at St Charles and Boniventure, a two story residence on a 50 by 150 lot for 7750, plus other Greenwood avenue bungalows and six room houses with prices ranging from 2650 to 1000. The Martin-Gaburn Realty firm sold No 21 Ripley street to a Central Bank and Trust customer, a six room house on a 60 by 60 lot, price not disclosed.
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Peachtree Street
North Side
D. >. Armstrong
Porter & Switt Agency
Thursda
Mackle-Crawford Company
Sam Stecking
St. Charles Avenue
Bonivventure Street
W.’ Smith
Frank Grean
Greenwood Avenue
J. J. Fair
H. Hester
Mrs Childs
Mr. Stephens
Berne Street
Martin-Gaburn Realty Company
C. E. Speer
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Pirkle Re-Elected Mayor of Buckhead
Buckhead Ga February 6 Special Ron Pirkle was re elected mayor with Gaissert Alford McWherter and McWhorter as councilmen One ticket only one change HK McWhorter replaces Cochran Clerk to be elected Monday night Bonds for a new school building to be the council issue this year
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Buckhead
Ron. Pirkle
GM. Gaissert
A. K. Alford
R. B. McWherter
A. BE. McWherter
B. McWhorter
J. H. Cochran
Lost and Stolen Property Notices From Brenan Livery and Hogg
A brown mare and a buggy team hired for six hours, not returned, with rewards offered by Brenan Livery Service. A black and white female setter is listed as lost with a reward from R A Hogg. The notices request owners to provide proof and bear expenses for found property until reimbursed.
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Brenan Livery Service
South Boroyth Street
Juniper
R.A. Hogg
Railroad schedules bring arrivals at Atlanta stations
Railroad schedule page lists arrival and departure times for passengers in Atlanta. It shows entries for Georgia Railroad to Augusta, Union Passenger Station, and other connections with notes on daily, Sunday only, and special trains. Listings include Caviton, Lithonia, New York routes, and Seaboard Air Line trains, with times and transfer points.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Terminal
Union
Georgia
Arriva
Augusta
Gidam
Caviton
New York
Cavton
Louisville and Nosheile Railroad
Sisstanne
Louisville
Gcunvills
Knoxville
Cartersville Tenonville
Auasta
Buomingham
Atlantis
Unewick
Wayeross I
Thomasville
Roanoke
Cordela
Brunswick
Waycross
Themesville
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad Company
Spmial West PE
Central of Georgia Railway
Thomasvillg
Savanneh
Jacksunville
Albany
Savannab
Jacksonville
Macon
Nam
New
Columbus
Annas
Richmond
Jackville
An. City
Peco
Chatta
Hefiin
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Samt 'Hetta
Wales
Jack
Calumbus
Ville
Ginden
Pra
Charlotta
Praia B'ham
Prusis Taccom
Sv X.Y
Aries
Cmeton
Brancw
Vasey
Jouer
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Tack
Brachtrea St
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Cultacan
Garayman
Puch
Megatlan
Mazatlon
Dr. Harper
Dental Offices
Peachtree St
DE LA Lama
Fred W. Cole
Fire Insurance
Empire Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Alliance Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Walnut Street
Brocka
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Largre
Siasie AL al
Mont
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State OF Pennsylvania
T. Maward Wright
Alliance Insurances Company
Aterment
T. Howard Wright
Thosa. MacDonald
Edward
Gay
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Ari
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Antesaloon League
Virgin
League
M’adoo
the Postmasters
OR. Hughes
Spsoian
Third National Bank
Broad Bircet
Atlanta,Ga
Pirkle
Buainena
Taxleads
Constitution
Seaboard Air
Norfolk
Old Memphis
Partum
Washton
Nortols
Byham
Mauro
Portame’ City Ticket Oftes
Peachtres St
Western and Atlantis Railroad
Naahville
Chicago
Neahville
Belie Isle
IVY
Aragon
Imperial Bofels
Southern Dental College
N. Butler Street
Grady Hospital
Allie Gallaher
Hom
W. Aspley
Palmisthy
Madam Eldon
Pelzatet
Clair
Fourisenth St
Washerngton
Phonsadies
Edgewood
Mra M
George Brown
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John Bunnell
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Smoks Bes
Jammeise Srep
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Ocaina
Whitehall
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