Moyer Deportation Inquiry Plays Central Role
Hancock Michigan February 21 The congressional investigating committee weighs the Moyer deportation as the miners grievances near closure with Charles H Tanner the sole witness likely to testify. A W Kerr for the strikers says Moyer may skip unless summoned.
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Hancock
Mich
Charles GE. Moyer
Congressional Investigating Committee
Charles H. Tanner
A. W. Kerr
Moyer
Tanner
O. N. Hilton
Atrikera
Winovsa, Coppers Company
Hilton
Actugl
Tenduta
Allen F. Rees
Himer Halappa
Trinidad
Colo
Con Fogen
Congressional Committee
Evans
Ima
Feur
Frank E Cove
Ath
Cove
P Costigan
Maccabees Barred From Raising Rates
Tacoma February 21 Judge Clifford of the superior court sustained Jesse Thomas in his action against the Knights of the Maccabees of the World to prevent the organization from raising his Insurance Assessment from 90 cents to 3 dollars a month. Thomas joined the order in 1896 and in 1901 the assessment was raised without his consent. The judge notes that other states have limited changes to contracts and that the original certificate constituted a contract not subject to alteration without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Clifford
Superior Court
Jesse Thomas
Knights of the Maccabees
Thomas
Cltford
Hulgaton
Michigan
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court of New York
Tango Dance School Ad Promises Easy Lessons for $8
An advertisement by Professor J El DeHones, head of a Kansas City dancing school, pitches Tango and other dances with lessons priced from $5 to $25. It claims readers can learn quickly, save money, and even get a free booklet by sending $2 to receive an illustrated instructional book.
Handsome Methodist Church Dedicated at Gainesville
Gainesville Ga February 21 special Bishop Calling Danny of Richmond Va dedicated the Widal Methodist church of this city last Friday with over 3000 people present. Built at a cost of 85000 the church was erected through the influence of Rev B Fraser, new pastor of St. Pauls Methodist church of Atlanta, who spoke at the dedication along with Rev Dowman and former pastors.
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Gainesville
Calling Danny
Richmond
Ths
B. ¥. Fraser
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Atlanta
Fraser
Dowman
US Bluejackets Landed at Cape Haitien
Washington reports 53 more bluejackets and four officers landed from the sunboat Wheeling at Cape Haitien, bringing U S forces to 27. Commander B E Blerer says 2 patrols and 19 Marines are ashore at the American consulate. Zomor's troops occupy the town after evacuation by Davilmar Theodore's forces. The Haitian gunboat Nord Alexis is now at Cape Haitien.
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Washington
Cape Haitien
B E Blerer
Wheeling
Navy Department
Cape Hattien
Offier
Zomor
Davilmar Theodore
Nord Alexis
Cape Haitian
Theodore
San Domingo
Mees
Hoti
Davilmar Thioders
Ety
Eldest Son of a Lord Arrested in $806 Suit
Lamarque claiming to be Lord Esl don and eldest son of Lord Haldon of Yorkshire was arrested in St Paul on a civil suit for 806 dollars filed by Noel Down who says Lamarque borrowed the sum December 1, 1911. Attorney Mack Sullivan said a writ of habeas corpus would be sought.
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LaMarque
Lord Esldon
County Government Declared Obsolete in Report
New York February 21 The state comptroller bureau reports after a three year study that the present county system is inadequate obsolete and vicious. The board of supervisors has too much power and should be curbed or abolished. The county financial department is slipshod and the county hall is a hotbed of vice and crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
State Comptroller’ Office
Board of Supervisors
Hyomei Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Catarrh
ERT Booth, once an international temperance lecturer, developed Hyomei an antiseptic medicated air inhaled through the nose. The product claims immediate relief from catarrh bronchitis laryngitis and hoarseness without stomach dosing and offers a $200 size complete kit with free sample upon request from Booths Hyome Co Buffalo.
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Ert Booth
England
America
Physiciana
Australis
Booth
Hyomei
Yyome
Buffalo
Throne of Albania Conferred on Prince William
Neuwed Germany February 21 Prince William of Wied formally accepted the throne of Albania from Bonad Pasha in a deputation of Albanian notables. Vssad Pasha and delegates saluted him as king though powers considered him only prince. He wore a Prussian major’s uniform as a German band played.
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Neuwed
Germany
Prinsa William of Wied
Alpamia
Bonad Pasha
Vssad Pasha
Seutari
Willage
Albania
American Academy of Jurisprudence Organization Night
February meeting in York organized the American Academy of Jurisprudence led by James DeWitt Andrews to systematize American law. Founders include Taft Root McReynolds Parker Choate Wickersham Baldwin. aims are research, legal education reform, and a public-spirited restatement of law.
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York
Tto
American Academy of Jurisprudence
James DeWitt Andrews
New York
Taft
United States
Root
McReynolds
Alton B Parker
Joseph H Choate
Wickersham
Govermor
Thayer
Dean Ames
Hammond
Foulke E Brandt Returns to Europe
New York February 21 Foulke E Brandt pardoned by Governor Sulzer after part of a thirty year sentence for assaulting his employer Mortimer and Schi t a New York banker has sailed for Europe Brandt sought clemency through publicity claiming hardship Gov Dix denied a pardon but Governor Sulzer granted parole January 11 last year He left on Thursday and attorney Mirabeau L Towns disclosed the departure noting Brandt violated parole by returning to New York
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New York
Foulke E Brandt
Sulzer
Hus
Mortimer & Schit
Europa
Diz
Dix
Suizer
Brandt
Europe
Mirabeau L. Towns
Towns
Flo
Glynn
Literacy Test Stays In Immigration Bill
Senator Smith of the Senate Immigration Committee stated he did not tell President Wilson he would sign the pending bill. The committee will keep the literacy test provision and proceeds with work, as Smith plans to inspect Ellis Island for guidance before next meeting.
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Washington
Smith
Senate Immigration Committed
Wilson
New York
Ellis Island
Quaker Extracts Stop Painful Kidney Attack
Mr E D Brabop a Peachtree and Whitehall conductor with twelve years at Georgia Railway survived a dire kidney and bladder crisis. After extensive pain and hospital care a Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm remedy from Coursey & Munn’s drug store eased his condition within a week, allowing him to return to work in three weeks. The ad touts the product as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble and urges readers to buy with prepaid express charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E D Brabop
Plum Street
Peachtree and Whitehall
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Bishop Beng
Bishop
Atlanta
Coursey & Munn
Marietta Street
Bette
Breedlove Suicides Amid Hotel Crisis Tragedy
A man identified as Breedlove died after taking carbolic acid during a personal crisis at a hotel. Detectives reported a quarrel prior to the incident with a intoxicated manager present. The deceased, about 28, left behind a widow and several children. funeral details to follow as authorities investigate the circumstances.
Commission to study pure food measures in US
New York reported a commission to study pure food and drug laws was appointed by Seth Low of the National Civic Federation. Members include Vincent Astor as chair, Dr Carl L Alaberg of the U S Department of Agriculture, J H Waits of state wood and dairy commissioners, Dr 38 Goldwater of New York City, Maude Wetmore, HL Crockett, Samuel Gamers, John M Stahl, Edward Be Breitung and others from labor and farming groups.
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New York
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
aes @ coromiasion
Vincent Astor
Carl L Alaberg
Aureau
United States Department of Agriculture
J H Waits
National Acsociation
State Wood and Dairy Commissioners
Boise Idaho
38. Goldwater
New York City
Misa Maude Wetmore
Women's Department of the
National Cive Federation
Mia HL. Crockett
General Federation of Womans Clab
Nashville
Tenn
Samuel Gamers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
John M. Stahl
Farmers’ National Congress
Chicago
Edward Be Breitung
Marquette
Echigan
Dewey denounced by German writer in Berlin
Berlin reports a German naval writer Count Hrnat minimizes interest in the Manila Bay controversy between Admiral Dewey and Admiral Von Diederichs. Count Reventlow attacks Dewey as braggart, while German officials correct an error replacing Dewey with Von Diederichs in a parliamentary report.
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Berlin
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Admiral von Diederichs
Hrnat
von Diederichs
Italians Oppose Burnsett Immigration Measure
Rome reports Italian officials and lawmakers condemned the U S immigration bill. Deputy Giacomo Pala argued that nations may set their own laws but the United States should not challenge European civilization. Under secretary Prince Di Seales said Italy will act to shield its citizens from the literacy test. Bronco Di Scale noted Italy monitors the bill and will oppose measures fostering racial tension between America and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
United States Congress
Giacomo Pala
United States
Princa di Seales
Italian Foreign Office
Italy
Bronco di Scale
Turi~ian
John D Rockefeller May Escape Ohio Taxes
Cleveland report notes John D Rockefeller may avoid Ohio taxes after a legislature amendment changing tax day to April 1. Tax officials say residency requirements and the amendment could exempt Rockefeller’s stocks and bonds, and they plan to urge Governor Cox to veto the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Ohio
Cleveland
John D Fackler
William Agnew
John D Rockefeller
Cuyahora County
Columbus
Rockefeller
New York
Cox
Florida
Money Asked to Fight Malaria and Typhoid
Washington February 21 Senator Randall introduced a bill to appropriate 500000 to fight malaria and typhoid arguing federal spending is proper to eradicate these diseases as it does for cattle tick hog cholera and dourine in horses Senator Baradeli backed the need noting victims travel state to state and that the government should educate farmers on eradicating disease conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ransdell
Baradeli
Black man sought in Dublin county girl assault case
A Black man is sought after an incident near Dublin Ga where a girl was grabbed by the arm by two strangers. A search with dogs failed and two Black men were arrested on suspicion but released when the girl identified neither as the assailant.
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Dublin
President Wilson Sends White House Trees to Thomasville
President and Mrs Wilson ordered a tree each to be sent from the White House gardens for planting in the courthouse square of Thomasville Georgia. The gesture follows a tradition where donors such as late President McKinley and Mark Hanna were recognized by named trees in the square. Local resident W M Miller has requested a tree to be named for him and will see his donation planted alongside others honoring notable visitors and residents.
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Thomasville
Wilson
3Er
Jess
South
Tefae
Ang
Pele
Gray Haired Men Form, Urged Organization In Washington
An appeal for forming Gray Haired Men organizations to aid elderly men barred from work due to age, via Mrs J Borden Harriman and George Crommett. The Cleveland group reportedly found employment for many older men, offering hopeful example for cities nationwide.
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Washington
Mra
J Borden Harriman
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
George W. Crommett
Young Old Men’s Aesociation
Cleveland
Ohio
Crompett
Bray
Lst
Crossett
Cleveland Association
Pageantry growth discussed at Columbia University
New York on February 21 delegates from the American Pageant association discussed the future of pageantry in the United States at Columbia University. William Chauncey Langdon, president, argued pageants should have artistic or historic background to provide value and warned against treating them as mere entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Columbia University
William Chauncey Langdon
Damages Sought by Bishop in Conspiracy Suit
Bishop Herman J Alerding of Fort Wayne seeks 10000 in damages in a conspiracy suit filed in the circuit court against saloonkeepers Frank Witucki and George Kajzer. The action stems from recent trouble at St Cammire Polish Catholic Church in South Bend where the bishop is attempting to install Rev Stanislaus Gruze as priest.
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South Bend
Ind
Herman J Alerding
Fort Wayne
Pult
Cmcpit
Frank Witucies
George Kajzer
St Cammire Polish Catholic Church
Aler¢ing
Stanislaus Gruze
Witucki
Kajzer
Lt Castaic
Lord and Lady Decies Lost in California
San Francisco reports Lord and Lady Decies missing amid storm disruption in the San Joaquin valley. Their private car is stalled as telegraph wires are down and railroad washouts delay routes between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles. Rail officials fear they are between Stockton and Bakersfield awaiting rescue.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lord and Lady Decies
San Joaquin Valley
Southern Pacific
Lord Decies
San
Stockton
Bakersfield
Greetings from Siberian exile prisoner in Irkutak
Boston February 21 a letter from Madama Catherine Breshovsky confined in the Central Prison at Irkutak Siberia reaches Misa Alice Stone Blackwell. She notes police cannot read English so she writes in French to reassure friends, reports health, requests postcards and prayers, and questions future fate.
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Boston
America
Misa Alice Stone Blackwell
Madama Catherine Breshovsky
Central
Irkutak
Siberia
Leng River
Kirensk
D Cahill
Burnett
Washington
Count Acquitted in German Double Killing Case
Mexeritz Germany February 21 Count Matthias Bruazewo Mielzynski a Polish aristocrat and member of the German empire parliament was acquitted of manslaughter in the deaths of his wife and her nephew Count Alfred Miaczincki. The killings occurred December 20 at the countess's residence near Grastz when the count found them together at 4 a m. He waived parliamentary immunity to allow the trial.
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Mexeritz
Germany
Matthias Bruazewo Mielzynski
Alfred Miaczincki
Dekowy Moliis
Grastz
Still Friend of Obear Declares Van Holt Nash Visit
In Savannah Ravenneh Ga February 21 special general Obear and IT are friends said Adjutant General Van Holt Nash arriving to attend annual inspection of militia companies. He noted the office was abolished yet he still draws a salary from the state appropriation and funds are needed. General Nash was joined by General Robert K Evang USA who gave a Lawton Memorial lecture on The Army League.
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Ravenneh Ga
Spe
Obear
van Holt Nash
Savannah
Nash
Robert K Evang
USA
Lawton Yomorial
Army League
Terrell County Democratic Primary Set for March 18
A Terrell county mass meeting chaired by Judge MG Edwards elected a new two year Democratic executive committee. The panel resolved to call a county officers primary and a presidential primary for state senator on March 18, with CM Gourte secretary guiding the group. The committee met after adjournment to finalize organization and order the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell
Dawson
Terrell County
MG Edwards
CM Gourte
Gets-IT Corn Cure Promises Fast Corn Vanishing
Swell Corns. Try Wonderful GETS-IT. The world’s greatest corn cure claims to shrivel corn and callus in seconds. Advertises rapid relief and easy application with drops, sold by druggists and direct by Lawrence & Co. in Chicago, with Atlanta distribution listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB ‘Lawrence & Co
Atlanta
Gobs Pharmacy
Elkin Drug Con
Soutsey & Munn
Green-Trent Drug Co
Open Up Nostrils with Elys Cream Balm Claim
An advertisement promises immediate relief from nasal congestion and catarrh using Elys Cream Balm. It extols open airways, cleared head, and stopped mucus with a fragrant, heat-activated formula available at drug stores.
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Handsome Methodist
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Esead Pasha
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Breedlove
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