Rescue Train Sent for 300 Rebel Soldiers
Bernard Schofield Journeyed from Brazil Indiana on his first road trip as Mexican cowboys reported all escaped and Americans held for ransom. Relief came as Dr Herr bulletins arrived and a rescue train was dispatched by telegram from Secretary Bryan to Consul Howards. General Benavides agreed to run another train carrying 300 rebel soldiers to prevent Castillo from attacking Americans.
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Bernard Schofield
Brazil
Ind
Dr. Herr
Bryan
Howards
Castillo
Benavides
Tokerher
Rebels Plot Active Campaign In Northwestern Mexico
General Alvaro Obregon, commander of constitutionalist forces, arrived from Hermosillo to meet with Carranza and insurgent officials to plan a sudden west coast offensive. The campaign targets Gueymas and Mazatlan with possible larger push toward Guaymas, aided by ammunition from the United States via Nogales. Recruitment orders would swell Sinaloa to about 12,090 men.
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Culacan
Mexico
Alvaro Gbregon
Hermosillo
Carranza
Chihuahua
Gueymas
Masatlan
Gueigiajare
United States
Nogales
Ariz
Sinaloa
Fall of Mazatlan Not Confirmed
San Mere Cal reports February 7 that briefings from Rear Admiral conlés and others at Point Loma fail to confirm rebel reports of Mazatlan capture. Naval officers in the harbor continue to say federals still control the Mexican seaport.
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Mazatlan
San Mere Cal
Conlés
Point Loma
Mexican
Situation at Tampico Reported Unchanged
Wireless' reports from Tampico state the situation has not changed and reinforcements are expected. The son and daughter of John Lind arrived from Havana and stay with their father at the consulate. This is a Bardolt world with a ten-year-old boy who believes pirates and Indians framed in films live in East Orance.
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Tampico
Hux Mevico
Tampica
Reinforcementa
John
Lind
Havana
East Orance
MN. J
When You Smell the Good Food Cooking
An ad urges readers to pay attention to digestion as scent or sight of food can trigger nausea. It claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets improve digestion by stimulating stomach juices, and promises quicker relief for worn out digestion. The ad touts a 50 cent price and suggests keeping a tablet handy after meals.
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Stuart
Rugsist
Bank Committee Faces Atlanta For Regional Bank Seat
The Atlanta Clearing House and the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce prepare for a pivotal regional reserve bank decision. A joint committee gathers statistics, with substantial support from banks and merchants across more than twenty states. High level officials including McAdoo and Houston may attend the Capital City club banquet, as 300 guests are expected.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Southeast
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Chamber of Commerce
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Wullawsa
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Crematory test date set for next Saturday
After a brief conference Mayor James G Woodward and W E Dowd Jr sales manager for the New York Destructor company announced the first test of the new 4276000 crematory plant will take place next Saturday The mayor’s consent followed a five day notice required by ordinance Councilman Claude Ashley as the mayor’s rep said he favors the test Engineer Frank Lederle will represent the city and may call in five more engineers to prepare the evaporation test record to verify the plant meets specifications and contract guarantees
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W. E. Dowd
New York Destructor Company
Destructor Company
Claude Ashley
Woodward
Ashley
Frank Lederle
Lederle
Rebels Warned Against Spaniards Executions in Torreon
U S officials report constitutionalist leaders in Mexico deny plans to execute Spaniards captured at Torreon. State Department instructs diplomats to condemn any summary killings of Spaniards, irrespective of their role in Torreon’s defense.
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Wassasugu
State Department
Mexico
Torreon
Vila
Parale
Officara
Rockefeller Tax Fight Sparks County Residency Question
Rockefeller disputes a new county tax under Warned law claiming full wealth tax due. His attorney Virgat Kline calls the insistence on payment “silly” and argues he remains a New York resident after wintering with his wife. The matter, backed by Governor Cox, may go to the highest court for resolution.
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Rockefeller
Virgat DP Kline
James MM Cox
Mr. Kline
New York State
Antebellum Negro Rescues Cash Register in Looted Grocery
A daring young Black man robbed Mr. G. A. Cann’s grocery at 134 Luckie Street, stealing about $75. An elderly Black man, described as an antebellum relic, chased the thief, recovered the cash register at Orme and Luckie, and returned it to the store with its contents intact. Police could not locate the thief.
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G. A. Cann
Linchie Street
Ndt
Orme Street
Luckie
Tughway
Algeer
Darkey
Orme and
Heroine Saves Family From Fire at East Lake Home
Neighbors recount Miss Helen Jones, a popular East Lake figure, staging a daring escape from a blaze that destroyed her father’s home early Friday. She hacked through a glass door to wake and shield her sick mother, aunt, and 9-year-old brother, then led them to safety before leaping to safety herself. Coke Davis aided until medical help arrived. the family seeks new housing as Jones recovers from cuts and smoke inhalation.
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Helen Jones
East Lake Country Club
Coke Davis
Miss Jones
Christian Endeavor Week Ends With Decision Service
The Christian Endeavor Society of Central Congregational Church wraps up Christian Endeavor Week with a decision service led by Dr. George L. Hanscom. Speakers include Mrs. G S Peck Miss Margaret Lederle and Robert K Mel among others.
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Brung Ween Ae
Uae
Christian Endeavor Society
Central Congregational Church
George L. Hanscom
G.S. Peck
Margaret Lederle
Robert K. Mel
Apples In Garbage Incident At Crematory Stirs Racial Tension
The report describes a riotous scene at Rhodes street where crematory workers, led by Chief Jentzen, confront Black laborers accused of stealing apples saved for burning. Insensitive remarks spark controversy as the crew’s efforts to salvage garbage are disrupted and tensions rise over the alleged theft and future use.
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Mike
Inspector Richardson
John Jentzen
Richardson
S&h
Jentzen
Rhodes Street
Chief Jentzen
Jef Jentzen
Atlanta Faces Severe Cold Spell With Drops Toward 15 Above
Forecaster von Herrmann warns a sweeping cold front from the plains will hit the eastern seaboard. Atlanta temperatures may slide from 40 on Saturday to as low as 15 above by Sunday morning, with a 30 degree reading anticipated overnight. Residents urged to light fires, fuel supplies, and bundle up as the region endures the harshest winter chill yet.
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Plains States
Kansas
von Herrmann
Atlanta
Atlantanais
Plains
Atlante
Dimnet as French President in Atlan January Feature
The January Atlan profile portrays M. Raymond Poincare as a distinguished yet modest figure. At 53 he ranks in law and politics, with roles from deputy to cabinet minister, Academy member, and lifelong barrister, noted for talent and integrity. He rose amid Briand’s era, yet failed to emerge as a decisive statesman when circumstances demanded.
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M. Raymond Poincare
M. Mille- Tand
French Academy
M. Briand
M. Poincare
Poincare
Amin
Casimir-Pemer
Farm Extension Wins in Senate
Senator Hoke Smith led passage of the Smith Lever agricultural extension bill in the senate. It provides $10,000 yearly per state and $600,000 for the current two years, rising to $3,806,000 annually after seven years. The bill funds demonstrations in farming and home economics through state and federal channels, with race-discrimination safeguards and distribution to governors in states with multiple agricultural colleges.
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Washington
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House
Federal
Department of Astculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Savannah
Haitehcock
Nebraska
Seaereme
Ohio
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Kenyon
Iowa
Fall
New Mexico
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Hoke Smith
Smith
Why Have School Visitors
A Boston school tardiness case shows a visiting social worker uncovering family hardship. A dying mother, seven children, and a helpful elder sister explain the boy's lateness as caregiving rather than misconduct. Diagnosis led to relief rather than punishment. The social worker’s investigative method is praised as essential.
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Boston
Tarbell Praises Wisconsin Industrial Commission Work
Ida M. Tarbell lauds Wisconsin Industrial Commission after touring the state. She calls the commission one of the cleverest efforts seen, praising its two year plan for cooperation between employers labor unions and the public on policy. The piece notes widespread admiration for the Wisconsin system and its tangible achievements.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Wisconsin Industrial Commission
Ida M. Tarbel
Vonecong Amt
Denham
Wisconsin
Miles
Tabor
Hans
Pyramid Pile Remedy Offers Free Trials for Piles Cure
An advertisement promises free trial packages of Pyramid Pile Remedy for piles addressing both men and women. It claims rapid relief by reducing inflammation, congestion, irritation, itching, sores and ulcers with a 60 cent per box price at drug stores.
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Crug
Pyramid Drug CO
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Midh
Fred
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