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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1914
Page
5
Observers report U S debate over protection for foreigners amid the Mexican revolution. Villa defends a killing of Benton as justified under martial law, citing past actions by U S and Mexican authorities. Officials warn of rising unease in the Senate as foreign policy shifts loom.
London reports the British government has taken no action by noon regarding the execution of William Benson, the Scottish coachman in Juarez. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice is instructed to seek information from Secretary Bryan while Britain awaits U.S. protection of British subjects and possible future policy shifts toward Mexico.
The Aero Club of America says a Glenn Curtiss built airship for an Atlantic crossing will be attempted next summer. US and British aviators will pilot, with Lieutenant John H Towers likely aboard. The craft, about 40 percent complete, features a 200 horsepower motor and detachable wings for water landing, aiming for a Newfoundland to Ireland route.
The British government warns that recognizing the constitutionalist faction as belligerents could be a mistake. The Evening Standard notes that execution of Benton signals a need for international pressure to curb violence and corruption in Mexico. The Globe raises questions about Villa’s guilt and stresses U.S. Monroe Doctrine responsibilities and implications for British interests.
The Benton killing by General Villa triggers sensational headlines in Mexican and national papers. Reports describe Villa’s alleged cruel tactics and draw links to international tensions, with diplomats recalling US assurances for foreign lives and rumors of a bribe plot at Torreon.
London expects renewed American pressure over Sir Liane Carden the British minister to Mexico regarding his land investment. He will report to the Foreign Office in England and a prior decision not to return to Mexico may be reversed as Britain resents American press scrutiny.
Douglas Arizona February 7 Tribolet Albert and Tribolet who say they are American citizens announced they will appeal to the state department after being deported from Mexico on a home stealing charge. Mexican officials say they were about to be tried when banned as undesirable foreigners. The Tribolets insist on their innocence and say they were given five days to leave, predicting business losses in Mexico.
Gustav Bauch, a German American who vanished after arrest by constitutionalists, was said to have been taken to Chihuahua. J J Baca, a rancher freed from Juarez lockup, sparked excitement with a tale of Bauch being shot, later recanting that guards made such remarks. Consul Edwards noted Baca was jailed to cool off and then ordered out of Juarez.
A deceptive notice promises quick relief from piles with a free trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy mailed in plain wrap. It urges readers to request a free four pack, claims instant pain and itch relief, swelling reduction, and a future full-size bottle for 50 cents, prompting immediate action.
London news reports Queen Alexandra’s renewed interest in spiritualism. She has long dabbed in seances, consulting friends with second sight and favoring trusted mediums. On return from Sandringham she attended a seance incognito, with society expecting rooms set aside for such entertainments at fashionable gatherings.
The piece jokes about differing tastes and warnings against believing all they hear. It notes that people who cannot do anything for themselves rely on others for guidance and suggests trying new goods or ideas despite possible risk, reflecting lighthearted column tone.
A vintage household advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for teething babies and sick children. It promises quick relief from fever, sour stomach, and intestinal discomfort, urging mothers to insist on the genuine 60 cent bottle by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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