Rebels Cross to American Side Amid Fear of Encounters
Rebel commanders General Pascual Orozco and General Ynez Salazar, leaders of federal volunteers, allegedly crossed into the United States with help from friends for shelter in case of retreat to foreign soil. They face threats of no quarter from Ortega's army amid the ongoing revolt against Madero after complaints from General Salvador.
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Pascual Orozco
Ynez Salazar
Feneral
Ortega
Orozco
Salazar
Ma- Fe
Salvador
Happy New Year Advertising Sooths The Constitution
The Constitution urges readers to start the new year by reading its advertising columns. It promises prosperity through informed purchases and careful attention to ads, claiming nothing eaten worn or spent is outside advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Constitution
No Surrender Motto Drives Federal Forces Across Border
Reported in Mexico where General Villa and General Ortega ordered no talks with Americans across the river and urged driving federals into the United States. In two days of battle federal troops fled toward the border as Villa vowed to execute volunteers who surrendered.
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Ortega
Villa
United States
Chihuahua
Huerta troop train destroyed by rebels near Vera Cruz
A federal troop train on the Inter Oceanic line 170 miles southeast of Mexico City was blown up with dynamite killing three soldiers and a train crew member. Telegraph lines were torn down and traffic halted as rebels damaged tracks and officials reported no trains in service along the route.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Vecemporat
Mexico City
Southern Shorthand and Business University Praised by Judge Revill
Judge Henry H. Revill, a prominent Georgia official, commends the Southern Shorthand and Business University at 10 West Mitchell Street. He calls it the best school of its kind in the South, citing its thorough instruction, moral atmosphere, and producing accurate reporters and accountants. Letters from former students praise the program and outcomes, urging prospective students to enroll and request a catalog.
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Southern Business College
South
Henry H. Revill
Georgia
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Southern Shorthandind Business University
Weert Mitchell Street
Henry H Revill
Southern Shorthandana Business University
Geora
Coweta
Southern
Grognville
A. C. Briscoe
Allanca
Young
City Court
Greenville
Louis Searson
Allendale
Sir Searson
The
Asi Stante
C Brascoe
LW Arnold
West Mitchell St
Atlanta
Thomas L Fryan
Cady
Deep Mystery Cloaks Visit of Envoy Lind
Pass Christian Mississippi December 31 President Wilson kept to his nine hour sleep and planned a conference with John Lind to report his observations. Lind sails aboard the Chester toward Ship Island while Wilson’s trip to town grows public speculation about Mexico policy and Huerta’s regime. The president aims for a private briefing and the voyage is cloaked in secrecy with breakfast planned at Tass Kristian.
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Misa
Wilson
John Lind
Mexico
Lind
Tojmehr
Winona
Chester
Vera Cruz
Callone
Mr Linds
Mr Lind
Linds Wisit
Washington
John
Snd
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Ship Island
Missia Sippi
Wilsons
Fersous
Tass Kristian
Tume
Ransom Terrazas Offered for Release of Luis Terrazas
In Chihuahua a rebel demand arose as General Villa agreed to a ransom of 250000 plus 50000 in gold for the release of Luis Terrazas, son of a wealthy Mexican landowner. Luis has been imprisoned for five weeks on charges of aiding the federal government, with negotiations led by Luis Terrazas Sr from El Paso.
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Chimuanua
General Villa
Luis Terrazas
Terrazas
Luis Terrazas Sr
el Faso
Chihuahua
Terrazas Sr
Ese
Villa
Chao
Villa Reaches Juarez to Watch the Battle
Francisco Villa and Raoul Madero arrived from Chihuahua to assess the Ojinaga action. Villa predicted federal forces would flee to the United States after defeat, noting the soldiers fight only for pay while volunteers hold them in check. He conferred with Luis Cabrera from Carranza and planned to return to Chihuahua then move southward.
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Juares
Mex
Pecemper
Cnvras
Francisco Villa
Rete
Fortes
Raoul Madero
Chihuhua
Ojinaga
Ofinaga
Vila
United States
Huertas
Villa
Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Hermosillo
Chihuahua
Christmas Tree for the Poor at Holmes Institute
Last night the Holmes Institute chapel hosted a Christmas tree for poor children of the city. Music was by institute students. Principal addressed attendees urging colored families to send children to school and become good citizens. Rev W Bold spoke from the theological department.
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Armeimas Wee
Holmes
Holmes Institute
Institute
W Bold
Theological Department
Atlanta eyed to host 10000 road builders congress
Committees from the American Road Congress and the American Road Builders plan a joint Atlanta convention possibly drawing up to 10000 delegates. Local groups including the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce favor uniting the two bodies for a major good roads gathering in the fall, with Dr Joseph Pratt Hyde visiting to discuss the plan.
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Atlanta
American Road Congress
American Road Builders
American Fad Congress
Philadelphia
Congress
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Pratt Hyde
Chapel Hil MC
Atantans
Hyde
Convention Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Mews Association
The
Automobile and Accessor Association
Year 1913 Heralded Wide Change in US Policies
The year brought major shifts in foreign policy with Wilson withdrawing support from bankers, recognizing only law and order governments in the hemisphere, and addressing Mexico Huerta tensions. Panama tolls, Japan land laws, Alaska development, Indian properties, and federal labor and industrial relations reforms dominated internal affairs as agriculture hit record value despite below average yields.
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Wilson
United States
Moblin
Central
South America
Mexico
Huerta
Great
William W B Wilson
Pennsylvania
Congress
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Alaska
Bull causes wreck injuring two on Atlanta Birmingham train
December 31 Douglas reports the westbound Atlantic passenger train struck a large bull owned by TO Price about one mile west of Douglas after departing at 1045. The fireman was badly scalded, engineer HT Brown suffered two broken arms, and the bull was killed in the collision.
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Douglas Go
Atlanta
Douglas
TO Price
Galdrea
HT Brown
New Waverly Hotel Opens in Columbus
The Waverly hotel opened in Columbus with proprietor Charles Delano of Knoxville Tennessee. A reception from 4 PM to midnight drew about a thousand attendees as the modern, up-to-date establishment welcomed guests and showcased its new rooms.
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Columbus
Specelal
Waverly
Charles Delano
Knoxville Tenn
Obituary notices from Bainbridge and area deaths
A compilation of obituaries from Bainbridge and nearby areas. Roy S Davenport 85 of Thomasville died after months of illness in Thomasville. survived by parents Mrs and Mr Ann Davenport, siblings Julia, J A, Mitchell, and Thomas Davenport. Miss Sue Jones died in Asheville aged about, with five sisters listed in states including San Francisco and Atlanta. funeral in Herndon. Mrs White 83, died in Mebane while visiting. survived by four daughters and a son, body moved to Atlanta for chapel services. Jesse M Smith 75, Civil War veteran of Kilestown area, formerly with daughter near Lithia Springs. three years in family care, funeral arrangements pending. Mrs Hammel died at Hayden apartments. funeral sent to New York. John Foote died Tuesday night. survived by wife, three sons, two daughters. body to Dallas for interment. Jack Senceur Mobley, prominent resident, died. services at Hamernoon home, funeral later. Additional notes include various other local deaths and funeral arrangements in the region.
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Roy S. Davenport
Thomasville
Roy & Davenport
Davenport
Detroit
Ann Davenport
Julia Davenport
J. A Davenport
Mitchell Davenport
Thomas Davenport
New London Conn
Sue Jones
Asheville
Bainbridge
Herndon
J . Jones
Jones
Banbridge
Mya Mary Sanford
San Francisco
William Donivan
Atlanta
John R Sharpe
Richard Crocker
Augusta
Frank White
Winston-Salem, NG
Moi. White
Mebane NC
R H H. White
E . Harper
Conyers Ga
JW Minton
Mebane
T W Henry
Jacksonville
Fla
T ‘Gann
Armston
Als
White
West Alexander Street
Ody
O & Hoy Donehon
Jesse M Smith
Ulesvine
JP Cannon
Lithia Springs
Smith
Lilesville, NY
John Foote
Resideme Js
Whitehall Street
HN V
T G Foote
Medford
Wootstuck
Ang
Hairy Pooles
Dallas Ga
Jack Senceu
Imes
JB Mobiey
A H Sentell
Hamernoon
Alen Ga
Harry Pooles
Mobley
Hortons fake wife creates sensation in Carrollton
In Carrollton Georgia on December 31 a younger Horton arrived from Kewnan with a supposed bride named Eda Sturdistant. The elder Horton, unaware of the marriage, welcomed the young sister in law at the hotel before the ruse was revealed. The incident caused anger and surprise among the family and friends.
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Carrollten
Shon Husen Horton
N. Horton
Kewnan
Horton
Aston
Eda Sturdisant
Newnan
New Municipal Court Opens Today in Macon
Special Judge Augustin Daly takes oath as Macon Georgia’s new municipal court judge replacing the abolished justice of the peace system. The court, created by legislative action, begins formal work tomorrow with Daly expected to serve a four year term if the first year proves successful.
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Macon
Wacon Ga
Augustin Daly
Micon
Daly
H E
Machinery for farms to be exhibited in Athens
Athens hosts an exhibition of modern farm machinery from many manufacturers at the Farm Mechanics building, Gedr- Bla State College of Agriculture, during the short course and farmers' annual meetings from January 4 to January 6. Experts will compare products and explain adaptability to hills or level land and general conditions. President Somle notes Georgia farm machine investments rose to 11 144 over the decade, and experts say farmers can save money by choosing the best suited model with available loans.
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Athens
Gedr- Bla State College of Agriculture
General Ta
Sas
Somle
Georgia
ASU
New Insurance Agency Enters Atlanta Field
A new firm named Bickerstaff & Co enters Atlanta's insurance market after securing offices in the Hurt building. Charles A Bickerstaff and UG Richards head the agency, with Richards leaving his North Georgia post to join. Luther, Kurt, and Kessient of the Atlanta Home Insurance Company are named agents. the firm will operate from ground floor quarters.
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Atling
Bickerstaff & Fo
Bickurstif
UG Richards
Pisce Secatay
Atlanta
Mir “Richards
Toit
North Georgia
Luther Iniwu
Athens beer licenses rise to 500 dollars
In Athens the price for beer licenses has increased to 500 dollars marking a jump from previous rates. The report notes tightening revenue from licensing while detailing the local business scene and enforcement actions related to near beer versus real beer sales.
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Athens
Sheriff of Habersham Expected to Die in Clarkesville
The sheriff of Habersham, who has been ill for several days at his Clarkesville home, is now considered in a hopeless condition and the end is expected hourly.
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Habersham
Waul Fo Grant
Haversham
Ecnants
Clarkesville
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Jesse M. Smith
J. B. Mobley
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