United States Prepared to Take Hand in Mexican Crisis
Ambitious diplomatic move described as near completion with U S forces ready for Mexican service. Reports note secret communications, naval deployments, and a potential abdication in Mexico influencing Washington policy as officials coordinate with War and Navy Departments. Continued details promised on Page Two.
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Kinside
War Departments
Maleigs
Navy Department
Lec Sa Vexican
Maettlan
Lung
Warthrop
Georg
Sindu
Lahore
Warshin
Hemain
Merchants Adverts Prompt Immediate Purchases
An early morning newspaper ad urges readers to buy immediately when the advertisement is first read. It argues the impulse to purchase is best acted on at once and not postponed until a convenient time like the next day.
Grand jury indicts for malpractices halting court sessions
The Grand Jury indicts multiple defendants in Fulton County in a sweep linked to extortion, graft, and straw-bend schemes. Justice Court pauses as justice Jordan on the bench faces indictments. deputies secure bonds for Boswell and others while several figures remain at large or under arrest. investigation continues.
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Edjewoul Avenue
Henngth
Boewell
Charlie Isum
Jake Reid
Interneo
Auto
Jodan Er Faunal
Futon County
Liv
Curt
Isom
Rend
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Georges L. Bel
Sap Rover Rt
Tiei
Jor Lars
Harite
Af Bs
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Jack Heil
Nefro
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Aher Hts
Harry Latham
Lowry Arnold
Bell Literbill
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John Sturehens
Thames
Puffin Bath
Jordan Taey
Charles Tym
Fone
Mceman
Fila
Salindas
Thomas J Day
Atlanta
Jim
Segregation Ordinance Proposed in Atlanta by Councilman Ashley
A segregation ordinance, modeled on Baltimore and Richmond laws, seeks to separate white and black residents in Atlanta. It would make moving into or using a building in defined areas a misdemeanor, with penalties in police court, and requires inspectors to publish notices and block improvements. Support comes from council allies and real estate figures fearing higher property values. opposition from some owners concerns.
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Atlanta
Claude I Ashley
Baltimore
Maryland Supreme Court
Constitutional
Ashley
Santi Real Fatale Board
Invreme Realty Valuew
Glover
Counciman Ashley
Lameliman Avhrey
Athinta
Hye
Council
Richmond
Bundle Laden Entrants Rush to Constitution Contest
In Atlanta during the Constitution contest, thousands of hopeful entrants flooded the office as the deadline neared. A delivery van and crowd surged through streets while officials, volunteers, and shopkeepers warned of the impending close. Contest leaders touted high enthusiasm and record activity, with lines forming and bundles of labels piling up in the office.
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Atlanta
Chief Cummings
Red
Constitution
Cottelen
Pollaman
Grant
Toledo
Rochester
Citizens Protest Sewage Delay Near Peachtree Creek Plant
Residents accuse contractor Dady of delays delaying completion of the Peach Tree Creek and Intrenchment Creek sewage plants. Officials deny cross-odor claims while noting odor from Druid Hills area. The city debates contract extensions and bond forfeiture amid stone shortages and weather caused setbacks. Citizens vow to appear before the Sewer Committee to press for timely completion.
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Atlantes
Hester
Peachtree
Newage
RM. Clayton
Constructon Department
Dady
Sewer Committee
Bend Commission
Druid Hills
Clayton
Armour Ga
Southern Railroad
Creeik
Piedimont Park
Butler Street
Highland Avenue
Chtef
Orme
Jaston
Sk Ae
Druids Hills
Dady Hau
Qty Council
Cady
Pitta
Uist
Vweather
Aldic Chamitteeechairman
Gumnat
Bat
Chamberngald
Stora
Surety
Dady S
Belightable
Charman
Abe
Ston
Tim
Dads
Hansell Jr
Ceotoia
Tildas
President Taft vetoes immigration literacy test bill
Washington February 14 President Taft vetoed the Dillingham Bennett immigration bill. He objects to the literacy test requiring proof of reading and writing for immigrants. Secretary Nagel backs the veto noting the test is a fallacy and not a reliable safety measure. Lawmakers prepare to override with two thirds votes.
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Washington
Tat
Dilingham Burnett
United States
America
Senate
Nagel
House
Dillingham
Simmons
Representative Burnett
Lodge
Organized Labor
Grover Cleveland
Huersey
Nigel Sail
Mexico Faces Possible Resignation of President Madero
Reports from Mexico City say President Madero may resign if the Mexican Senate approves the move. Senor De La Barra seeks a peaceful transition with an agreement for his succession and a swift settlement to avoid foreign intervention. Congress is convening to act on the crisis as federal troops halt fighting near the palace.
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Olock
Madero
Cong ‘Ss
Senor de la Barra
Thursuca
Sf 1P
de la Barra
Mader
G Oeloch
Huerta
Federal
Congress
Mexico
al Bi
Atlanta
Hatteras Saint
Helenia
Jacksons
Kamtuors Ely i Y Ou
Ranaas Ales Kr As Ab
Lynins Ie
Mumphis
Ua Mobile Aly
Ay Montgomery Ou Ab
Montreal
Orlane Ely
Bryaork
Colt
Orlghoma
Phoenty
Pittsbag
Yan Tuego
Sanfrancisco
Lou's
Paul Po
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Els Ely
Sheridan
Ichrevenort
Tampa
Ely
Washington
Yon Herrmann
Ley Ag
Weather Prophecy Predicts Warmer Georgia Saturday
A weather report warns of rising temperatures and increased cloudiness through Saturday. Winds turn variable with lower temperatures and a higher mean than normal. Rainfall totaled inches since the month’s start, while temperatures show the warm trend continuing into the weekend.
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Geeorgia Fale
Sunda
Huwis
Jan J Tames
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