Robbed milliner aids officer in chase for thief
Mrs Tmegens TP. Pearson a Waynesboro milliner describes a well dressed man about 40, six feet, 88 pounds, black sack suit with pinstripes, derby, necktie as she pursues a thief who snatched her handbag containing jewels and cash near the Piedmont and Candler building in Atlanta. The loss totals 35,250 in gems and 8,183 in cash with several pieces listed and valued. Detectives and a town search follow as she aids the chase and vows to identify the thief.
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Tmegens TP
Pearann
Young Miliner
Waynesboro
Orlock
Candler
Pearson
Atlanta
Piedmont
R. C. Neely Millinery
Fiedmont
Peachtree Street
Houston Street
Pryor
Tin City
Learn to Play the Piano Without a Teacher
Beginning next Sunday the Constitution prints a complete 12 lesson piano study for home use. Simplified lessons with colored charts teach keyboard notes. Renowned musicians recommend the course and publishers claim any child who can read can learn by studying each lesson. subscribe now for the sequence starting next Sunday.
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Constitution
Joaquin Miller Dies At 70 In California Heights
Oakland California February 17 Joaquin Miller poet of the Sterra died today in his one room cabin built in the Piedmont hills. He fell unconscious after a long illness that began with paralysis two years earlier. His wife and daughter Juanita were with him. Born Indiana November 19 1411 he traveled across the plains to Oregon and later sought adventure in California and Mexico. He published poems and plays and was known for his secretive grand work promised as the most momentous of his career.
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Cal
Joaquin Moler
Cincinnatus Melne
Juanita
Joaquin Miller
Indiana
Heine
Wier
Oregon
Cudtarala
Sizkusou
Caliterniz
Miller
Minnie Myrtie
Maud
Ufe
Millar
Mexico
Walker
England
Europe
America
Shingtoat
Dt Wille
Aubey Lebaod
Ltearo
Teritaita
Cailtwnia
The
Heights
Miler
Charter Revisions Advance In Atlanta Committee
A twenty five member committee in Atlanta moves toward a new charter for the city. Mayor Woodward expects no major fight though some difficulty is anticipated over school department regulations. Alderman McClelland seeks early council action with a report and copies to members for study. Continued on page two.
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Atlanta
Masurdanes
Woodward
Chamuer
Aetun O
John B. Melleland
Monlay
Cie Ckacter
McCleland
Committee of Twenty-Five
McClelland
Odor Probe Urged Over Peachtree Creek Source
City council orders immediate sanitary committee probe into foul smells along Peachtree Creek east of the $185,000 sewer plant. Alderman Nutting blames odors on either the creek sewage or the Armour Fertilizer plant. if tied to the factory, city attorney may file suit to close it. Officials say odors are airborne not from the creek water, and the investigation will inspect the plant and intercepting sewer.
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Peach Tree Creek
James R. Nutting
Claude L. Ashley
Fourth Ward
Ashley
Peachtree Road
Armour Fertilizer Company
James L. Mayson
BR. M. Clayton
W. A. Hangell
Carl Brittain
Constitution
Peachtree Heights
Hansell
W. D. Mile, Jr
Peachtree Creek
Clayton
Rather Street
Highland Avenue
Peachtree
Linginer Mansell
Ashtey
Sansitary Committee
Nutting
Chester A. Dady
Dady
Construction Department
Sewer Committee
Band Commission
Fletcher Quillian
Bond Commission
Henry Lane Wilson Leads U S Efforts in Mexico Crisis
American ambassador Henry Lane Wilson has been heavily tied to aid for Americans in Mexico, relocating hundreds to safer houses he rented outside danger and keeping President Taft informed. A Mutual Life Insurance building in Mexico City was destroyed, lying between the national palace and General headquarters.
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Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico
Taft
City
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
National Palace
Madero
Shortage Tied to Macon City Marshal Holmes
Macon Georgia February 7 Special. An auditor found a $7000 shortage in the accounts of city marshal W F Holmes covering 1910 1911 and 1912. Holmes resigned and is in Atlanta awaiting bonding company action. Holmes had served four years since 1909 and was a candidate for U S marshal before withdrawing.
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Macon. Ga
W. F. Holmes
John T. Moore
Macon
Holmes
Georgia
George White
Bibb County
Moore
W. ©. Halmes
Atlanta
Morning papers shape the day’s history with careful news value
The text argues that morning papers should be complete and interesting, eliminating conjecture about facts and prioritizing true news values. It urges publishers to craft a satisfying newspaper that reflects the day’s history rather than sensational conjecture.
Dynamite Planned as Diaz Rebels Hold Fort
Mexico City February 17. Federals prepared to use dynamite bombs in an assault on Diaz positions while a sustained attack on the Young Men's Christian Association building by rebels was repulsed. An American, Gibbons, was wounded near the embassy. Reports say Francisco De La Barra may be arrested for alleged complicity. Taft reassured Madero that US intervention was unlikely, and Madero praised the response. General Huerta anticipated a short-range bombing encirclement, with Blanquet to command reserves at the national palace. The arsenal at Diaz’s stronghold remains stubbornly defended as civilians flee danger zones and bread rations reach the capital. The fight continues with heavy casualties expected on both sides.
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Mexico City
Federia
Young Men's Christian Association
Gibbons
Francisco de la Barra
Mandro
Taft
Madero
I Atention
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Blanquet
Diaz
Cltr
Vera Cruz
Mondragon
Lias
Jon
Revolutionary Movement
Associated Press
Cmmanders
Puayimaster
Red Cross Society
2000 Marines Mobilized for Mexican Duty Amid U S Worries
Washington reports two thousand U S marines from Atlantic coast barracks ordered to Cuba and held in readiness for possible deployment to Mexico. Half depart from Philadelphia aboard the Meade, the rest from Norfolk aboard the Prairie. Units from Norfolk Washington Philadelphia New York Ports mouth Boston and Charleston join at Guantanamo under Rear Admiral Dodger. Deployment depends on Mexican developments with two Newport News transports sent toward Texas and Fort Houston cavalry held in readiness. Colonel Lincoln Karmany commands the marine brigade with regiments led by Barnett Pendleton and Long.
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United States
Atlantic
Cuba
Mexico
Philadel Phila
Meade
Newport News
Norfolk
Prairie
Philadelphia
New York
Portsmouth
Boston
Charleston
Guantanamo
Dodger
Galveston
Texas
Third Cavalry
Fort Houston
Gulf
McClellan
Sumner
Kilpatrick
Col Karmany
Marine Brigade
Lincoln Karmany
George Barnett
John A Tajeune
Joseph H. Pendleton
Nicaragua
Charles G. Long
Atlantic Coast
Bar
Weather Prophecy Fair Conditions Forecast in Georgia
Weather report notes fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with mild winds. Local figures show variations in temperatures with low and high readings and a mean near normal, plus rainfall data and monthly deficiency figures.
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