Huerta Pays Rebels to Quit Fighting Amid Madero Probe
Reports say President Huerta is paying Mexican rebels to end their opposition as investigations into Madero and Suarez deaths progress. Arrests include Jose Zamarcona and other party members linked to the attempted rescue of Madero. Negotiations with rebel leaders continue, with government promises of reform and possible troop withdrawals from Morelos as talks proceed. Seventeen rebels linked to the murder were executed near the capital district as authorities seek stability.
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Madero
Suar
Jose Zamarcona
Pressaderth
Rihue Cone
Getevevo de la O Amador Salavar
Morelos
Muerta
Ayoteingo
Chalio
Fdral
Juhitepec
Buerta Pasing
Galila Granedos
Todas
Peventem Sapatistus
Ai Sap
Yirales
Watching Attitude Toward United States Crisis Deepens
Washington February 27 The United States troop trains move south toward Galveston as reports from 18 Mexican consulates indicate a declining faith in the Provisional government’s ability to hold. Huerta’s envoy in Mexico City is unsettled while Senor Rabasu’s arrival may be delayed. Sonora remains quiet but will not yield until a stable order is proven. General Shanklin in Mexico City lists several Americans as safe including Mrs Malper Pearl K Halies and others.
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Washington
United
Galveston
Toder
Mexico
State Department
Huerta
Mexico City
Senor
Emilio Pabase
United States
Burciner
Cuncera
Sona
Peti
Coumul
Shanklin
Malper
Pearl K Halies
Joseph It
Obriex
Ullyer
Bud Waldemar Lindgren
Meredith
Revolt and Huerta Influence Dominate Mexican Crisis
Reporting from Mexico and Washington outlines Huerta’s rise and the push for vast sums to fund government needs. Provisional President Huerta drafted an amnesty measure, while finance committees weigh approvals. protests erupt in Havana over Madero’s death and calls for justice intensify.
Tumulty Arrives to Prep for Wilson White House Work
Joseph Tumulty secretary to the Presidentelect Wilson reached Washington today to prepare for assuming duties at the White House. He travels to begin his work in the new administration.
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Washington
Joseph
Wilson
White House
Underwood Typewriter Office Furnishes High Grade Stenographers
Underwood Typewriter office offers skilled stenographers for high grade transcription needs. Telephone contact given to arrange services.
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Underwood Typewriter
Ivy Street Dwellers Stranded by Mud Blockade
Ivy street residents and lessees demand a temporary wooden board walk after persistent rain creates a mud barrier blocking homes and deliveries. Within hours two horse wagons and a motor van became stuck at Ivy and Cain streets, one vehicle abandoned.
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Ivy Street
Ivy and
Cain Streets
Pearl Necklace Recovered From Poor Little Girl
A $15 000 pearl necklace, last seen on a sleeping car between Boston and Chicago, is returned to Mrs A Sprague and her six children. The six year old girl who found it wore the jewels proudly after a factory night watchman discovered them and turned them in. Investigations by police and private detectives failed to locate the owner until the girl’s display led to the realization the necklace belonged to Mrs Sprague. The finder’s reward and public praise followed.
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Chicago
Mre & A
Sprague
Boston
Mel Sprague
Marshall Field
Mesprague
Rotten police officers declared rotten in New York
New York February 27. The police department was branded rotten as former Mayor McClellan testified before a legislative committee on police restraint. He recalled a six year period of entrenched corruption and noted President Taft witnessed a dinner that turned into a ratting crowd. Waldo testified after McClellan questioned why corrupt officers were not dismissed, claiming forty six were convicted and dismissed for graft last year.
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New York
New Yorks
McClellan
Legislative Committee On Police
Bia
Ely
United States
Taft
Crowle
Waldo
Mclellan
No Money Allowed Negro Exposition Blocked in Senate
Senator Bradley of Kentucky tried to attach the appropriation bill for the Negro Exposition to the appropriation measure but failed due to a point of order by Senator Jine Smith of Georgia. The bill would have provided 200000 for the exposition to commemorate emancipation and the centennial of emancipation, but progress stalled with House action uncertain.
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Washington
Bradley
Kentucky
Jine Smith
Georgia
Senate
Wright
S4varian Ga Wa
No Anti Trust Law For The Labor Unions
Washington February 47 Special exemption of labor unions and farmers organizations from the operation of the Sherman and trust law is accomplished by an amendment to the sundry cauk it was put on it by the ha ang retained today 13 the senate This provides that no part of the 300 000 appropriation given to enforce the law shall be used to prosecute any such labor or farmers organizations By this device the object sought by labor union men ever since the courts held In the Danbury hatters case that strikes and boycotts were prohibited under the anti trust law is finely accomplished It was generally regarded that an amendment to the anti trust law exempting these organizations would be held unconstitutional as class legislation.
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Washington
Ha Ang
Senate
Danbury Hatters
Wright Memorial Park Planned in Dayton for Wrights
Columbus notes from February 27 report the Wright memorial commission in Dayton incorporates to plan a memorial park in Dayton. A bronze sculptural figure will stand at the site of the first heavier-than-air flight by the Wright brothers in September 1904, marking where man first conquered the air.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Wright Memorial Commission
Dayton
Lin
Wright Brothers
Underwood Typewriters for Rent in City Office
Underwood Office at 52 North Broad Street advertises typewriters for rent suitable for business use. Multiple models may be available with varying monthly rates and service options.
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Underwood
North Broad
Mortuary notices from Adamsville and nearby towns
Obituaries report deaths of Mra anni Marten at 83 in Adamsville with services at Sharon Church. Belle Woon at 81 in Washington Ga. Dunnatreee aged 21 with sister Mrs TW Wicklop and brother Sam Weems. Howdy Renfrew 16, son of Mrs Mabel Renfrew, with funeral at residence. Bernard S. Vignaux funeral at Sacred Heart Church and West View interment.
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Mra Anni
Marten
Adamsville
Harlan
Sharon Shure
Mise Belle Woon
TW Wicklop
Sam Weems
Washington Ga
Howdy Renfrew
Mabel Unfree
Resid
Armstrong Street
Nylock
West View
Bernard S Vignaux
Wis Bernard & Vignaux
Sacred Heart Church
Orlock
Dather Hapler
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments List From March Term
The document lists judgments affirmed reversed and cases in error from the Supreme Court of Georgia with numerous named appellants and firms. It references judges such as Dendreton Felder and Sheptard and notes schedules for regular calls of the March term including counties and cities like Fulton Oglethorpe and Macon along with railroads and banks.
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Mitcham
George Collen
Worgan Superiar
OC Pixar
Pinintiff
Samuel H Stbier
White and Hansen
Uittin Et A
Exscutera
Fultu
Judaa Fendicton Guersy Hull
Roberts
Little & Powell King & Spaling
Underwood
Hopkines & Sans
Witlema Et al
Multos
Fragments Indicate Postponed Court Sessions
OCR fragment hints at postponed hearings for Sunday and Tuesday, March 2 with adjustments to Tuesday and Wednesday sessions. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the notice signals legal proceedings delayed to later dates, with no precise schedules readable.
Rule of Reason Criticized in Senate Antitrust Report
Washington February 27 The Supreme Court modification of the Sherman antitrust law to invoke the rule of reason is attacked in a Senate report by the Interstate Commerce Committee. It urges new laws to define unlawful combinations and recommends a federal interstate commission to supervise and approve mergers and dissolve illegal corporations.
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Washington
Supreme Courts
Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee
Committeea Jong
Federal Interstate Corporation Commission
Standard O Company
Tale of Heuon
Supreme Court
Claase
Cummins
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congresa
Lagland
GOUIL
Congress
Newlands Tillman Pomerene
Gure
Lippitt
Neslands
Tilman
Lama Ducka
Militant suffragettes face life term in court case
London reports militant suffragettes connected with arson in public parks face penal servitude for life under the malicious damage act. Miss Lenton released for health amid hunger strike. Miss Locke jailed, then rearrested after another hunger strike and forcible feeding. Bail set at 6000 pounds. Mrs Pankhurst released on bail, pledging not to actively participate until trial in April.
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London
Travers Humphreys
Lillian Lenton
Joyce Locke
Kew Botanical Gardens
Humphreys
Miss Locke
Misa Lenton
Pankburat
Tankhurst
Home Office
Epsom
Mra Pankhurst Alll
Glasgaite
Surrey
Attorneys at Law Firm Listing in Atlanta Georgia
Brewster Albert Howell Sr, Hugh M Dorsey, Arthur Heyman Dorsey, Brewster Howell Beymer are listed as attorneys at law. Offices are in the Kiser Building, Atlanta Georgia, with long distance telephone numbers 3028 3024 and 3025.
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H Brewster Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heyman Dorsey
Brewster, Howell & Beymer
Kiser
Atlanta Ga
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America
Wnite
Maier & Berkele, Inc
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Madore Wiii
Nends
Chamber of Deauties
Diewoluyer Wurde
Wadtro
Havana
Franciso Madero
Jose Pine Suarez
Madera
Aspense
Vonustiany Caranza
Adel
Jake Tapat
Hooahulle
Indav
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Dees
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Powisborg Haneale
William Ss
Carter
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Los
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Abraham Gonzales
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Rabago
Huerte
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Nater Fall
Dot
Ivy ST
Tv Street
Mortuary
Fanne Harlan
Miss Belle Weems
Howell Renfroe
Supreme Court OF GA
Judemenia
Walker
Stotfes Et al
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Parker John
Walker Wilson Henmath & Larebdin
Parke
Reed
Pulton
Bell Scott
Davia
J . Jemes
Arnold Button Smith Reseor
Brandon Dorsey Brow
Davigen
Futon
Bronswick Waycross
Atlanta
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Elvil Cand
Court OF Appeals OF
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Comeds, PLC
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Sampis Row
Kondon Mfg, CO
Minneapolta
Mino
Chaney
Emp Cent Ae
Ali ‘Tieat
Art Laney
Militant
Gasae
Thie
Nens Gab
Walon
Women's Suffrage
Paige Ogo
Atater
Sylvia
Pankhurst
Holloway
Colton
Iiara
Foaa
Fulton Nat'l Bank
Gutedys
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