Bandit Castillo Captured Near Hachita Mexico and U.S. debate
Daxi mo Castillo the bandit blamed for the Cumbre tunnel disaster that killed ten Americans and forty-one others was captured thirty-eight miles south of Hachita New Mexico by American troops. Six followers surrendered with him and will be brought to El Paso. Officials weigh whether to hand them to rebels or return them to Mexico where Villa plans execution.
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Cumbre Tunnel
Hachita
N. M
St Borsinx- Castille
Cumbre
Huchita
Rothwell
Charles McDow
Castillo
White
Emilio Gareta
el Pass
Villa
Scott
Mexico
Washington
United States
Vila
Juates
Mayflower Ordered to Mexican Waters
Washington February 17 Secretary Caruela ordered the presidential yacht Mayflower to Mexican waters to relieve one of the ships at Vera Cruz. Captain Harry Huse will command from Vera Cruz as chief of staff to Admiral Fletcher. The Mayflower will be away about two months. The state department has not acted on foreign inquiries about sending a marine force to Mexico City.
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Washington
Wilson
Caruela
Vera Cruz
Harry McL. P. Huse
Fletcher
State Department
Mexico City
Legation
Fassett admits kidnapping daughter in Spokane case
Mrs. Newton C. Fassett returned to Spokane and admitted she was the veiled woman who abducted Katharine Grittin McAllia from Orlando, Florida, last week. The 6-year-old girl came to Spokane and had been living with an aunt of Fassett's former husband. Fassett says the child was not named in her Nevada divorce decree and she is married to the son of former Congressman J S Fassett of New York.
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Spokane
Newton C. Fassett
Orlando
Fla
Katharine Grittin Mcallia
Body of Senator Bacon to Repose In Rotunda at Capitol
Georgia prepares to honor Senator Augustus O. Bacon with a state in plain at the capitol from noon to 4:30 pm. A military guard will flank the casket as infantry, cadets, and veterans form a double file parade from Terminal Station along Mitchell and Whitehall to the capitol. The procession includes the Georgia National Guard Fifth Infantry, Seventeenth Infantry, cadets, bar associations, and university trustees, with a ceremonial guard placed at the bier in the rotunda.
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Seventeenth Infantry
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Washington
Southern Railway
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Marist College
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Beavers
George , W. Martin
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Mitchell Street
Fifth Infantry
Atlanta Bar Association
University of Georgia
Macon Bar Association
J. van Holt Nash
Teramal
Whitehall
Tt Wall
Whitehall Street
Hunter
Washington Street
Sentrien
Bier
Nation's Tribute Is Paid to Late Senator Bacon
Congress and the nation paid final tribute to Georgia senator Augustus Octavius Bacon in the Washington senate chamber. A wreath from President and Mrs. Wilson touched the casket while other dignitaries attended, and the body was later taken to Atlanta for in state viewing before burial in Macon.
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Macon
Bacon
Willis B. Sparks
Augustus C. Bacon Sparks
Louise Cures
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Dewey
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Stadt
Calor
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Redfeld
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A. C. B Sparks
Louise Curry
Wallace Miller
J. L. Miller
Custis Nottingham
William Bailey Lamar
Joseph R. Lamar
Justice Lamar
John T. Bottevillet
Foreign Relations “Committee
Wscee
Marshall
Augustus Octavius Bacon
Lnte
Donaldsons Will Son Be Ousted From County Office
Grand jury calls for ousting the Donaldson brothers from the public works department after a split county board vote of three to two. Commissioners seek to implement recommendations, including appointing a new county convicts warden and reorganizing chair duties. Possible indictments loom if reforms are not enacted. other routine indictments issued.
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Public Works Department
Smith
Winn
Turman
Anderson
Waters
Donaldsons
Convicta
Er Vane
County Board of Commissioners
Siaud
Department of Public Works
Philly Weltner
Philip Weltner
Weltner
Ihe
Willall
Gengar Hong
Mayor Woodward vows daily meetings to pass 1914 budget
Mayor Woodward and Comptroller Golasmth will meet all current expense demands to avert payroll disruption as the 1914 budget dispute continues. The mayor pledges daily council sessions until the budget sheet passes or an alternative is set, despite opposition from five aldermen.
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Woodward
Golasmth
Treasury
General Council
Ghet
Wil Humphres
Finance Committee
Councl
Dozier and
D'Alvigny
Whitehall Street
Humphrey
Priny Emia Yree
Leo Frank Vows Vigorous Fight After Supreme Court Denial
Defense says Leo Frank will press three avenues for relief after denial of a new trial for Mary Phagan murder. Trial judge’s remarks deemed no ground for new trial. attorney plan includes rehearing, an extraordinary motion, and appellate route to the U S Supreme Court. Frank remains calm in custody, predicting eventual exoneration. His wife Lucile Frank stays with relatives, saying she awaits the truth to prevail.
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Leon Frank
Supreme Court
Mary Phagan
Yestendal
Superior Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Seme Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
America
U Luther Rosser
Rube Arnoll
Roth
Wilson Defends Joseph Tumulty Amid Letters Controversy
Washington February 17 President Wilson denies religious prejudice in his correspondence led by secretary Joseph Tumulty The Protestant Magazine published letters claiming Protestant bias in handling Edman Catholic church issues Wilson calls the claim absurd and says his full correspondence is open to him with Tumulty handling matters promptly and without prejudice.
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Washington
W. W Prescott
Wilson
Iis
Josephh P
Washington, DC
Edman Catholic Church
Tumulty
New Jersey
Sander
Prejidice
Hardy
200 Insulted Women Fled from Galleries
Jackson, Feb 17 More than 200 women pressing a bill to raise the age of consent to 18 left the Tower house galleries during a heated debate. The dispute centered on evidence of bad character from women’s attire as proposed by Rep Morrison. The Walker amendment failed 54 to 46, and the bill passed by only eighteen votes.
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Max
Tower House
Loz
Morrison
Grenada
Walker
Lauderdale County
National Banks Join New Federal Reserve System
Washington reports 7,067 national banks and 40 state bank and trust companies have filed formal applications to become members of the new federal reserve banking system as of February 17.
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State Bank and Trust Companies
Federal Reserve Banking System
Weather Prophecy Farm And Warmer Forecast
Thursday brings increasing cloudiness with warmer conditions. Local report notes mean temperatures rising toward normal levels. Rainfall in past four bows recorded near none, with small deficiencies since month start and year start.
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