U S Wise Intervene Warned By Spectator On Mexico Crisis
The Spectator argues public opinion will force U S intervention in Mexico. It says President Wilson erred by not recognizing Huerta as strongest broker for peace, and that united action by others is unlikely. It predicts U S control over Mexican foreign relations and possible annexation outcomes.
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Ojinaga Held by Federal Army Amid Rebel Assault
Rebels under General Ortega attacked Ojinaga Mexico with cannon fire and skirmishes but 4 019 federal troops held a strong line near the US border. Rebels endured costly firefights as they attempted to tire out the defenders and expose the border position.
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United States Border Patrol
Anderson Heads Police Commission Report Proposes City Parks System
The report urged parks to preserve order and curb loafing while noting police protection lapses harming plantings. It calls for public bathhouses and laundries in central areas, plans for Lakewood lease expiry in 1914, hiring a landscape engineer, and a $156.22 park appropriation, marking the city’s most comprehensive park department filing.
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Carey
Uracs Negro
Lakewood
Park Department
Government Refuses Burial Voucher for Pauper in Alaska
United States comptroller George E. Downes states no obligation exists for federal burial costs. The case concerns Albert Berg, who died in Fairbanks, Alaska, with the burial bill first sent to U S marshal S T Erwin for inquiry into the duty under these circumstances.
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George E. Downes
the Treasury
Albert Berg
Fairbanks
Alaska
S. T. Erwin
Downey
A New Motor Fuel Promises Cheaper Power
An announced British fuel for internal combustion engines blends kerosene with other chemicals to form an emulsion. Distilled it yields a cheaper, more powerful fuel with near perfect combustion, few carbon deposits, easy starting, and carburetor compatibility. A plant to produce about 20.9 million gallons annually is under construction.
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Crac American Macniust
England
Sailor William Williamson Weds Miss Donaldson
Telegraphic account details the romance and marriage of William Williamson, a United States Navy first class yeoman, to Miss Ward Donaldson of West End. The couple, childhood friends, wed after he proposed by telegraph while stationed abroad. Williamson will train in recruiting duties at the local office for the next two years.
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Mats
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West End
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Miss Donaldson
Ed Williamson
Navy
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Peachtree Street
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Ie Pasak Lens
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Sama Mathod
Donald
William Jed
Linton Johnson
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Bandits Rob Two Executives In Abduction Taxi Ride
Pittsburg January 3 Automo bile bandits robbed two prominent businessmen Charles Succop secretary of the Independent Brewing company and James Weldon president of Weldon and Kelly Co amid suburban attacks. They forced Succop into a taxi robbed him and rode two hours then dumped him. Weldon was later abducted. both men were blindfolded and robbed of cash and jewelry. A chauffeur was seized. the cab and attackers fled as police investigate.
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Independent Brewing Company
James G. Weldon
Weldon & Kelly Co
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Weldon
J. D. Scottdale
East End
Collins Avenue
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Scottdale
Her Promise and Political Parley in a Small Town
Mrs. Flint sighs over politics as election time nears. She confides to Will that she aims to remain impartial yet is pressured by Mabel Bond and Mrs. Grant to back Mrs. Elliott. She promises both, then faces the stir of ballots and social expectations in a breezy, domestic scene.
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Mabel
Woman Found With 8000 In Pockets At Jail
Detectives Blagk and Bullard confronted a stylish couple at Fulton County Jail as Max Fine’s wife from New York arrived seeking him. A search by Matron Bohnefeld found about 8000 hidden in her clothing. Chief Lantord ordered her release after questioning, with NY police asked to investigate further.
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Fred Bullard
Pulton County
John Suttes
Brunett
Max Fine
New York
Police Headquarers
Sanford
East Twelfth Street
Bennie Win
Chic Sanford
Bohnefeld
Lantocd
Atlanta
Boy Dies After Fall From Car Driven By Father
In Knoxvile Tennessee on January 2 Frank McCammon aged d years was killed when he fell from an automobile his father was driving. The child had been riding from the garage to the gate at home to bid his father farewell. He toppled beneath the wheels sustaining fatal injuries.
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Tenn
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Garaga
Goodby
Jiba
Cordele Stewards Meet Elects Higher Pay for Elder
The Cordele district stewards meeting was held in Cordele Georgia today. Rev J B Wardlaw presiding elder saw his salary rise from 2350 to 2440 yearly and district finances apportioned among churches. Three new churches were reported.
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J. B. Ward-law
Mayson Endorses Men and Religion Forward Movement
Dr John E White pastor of Second Baptist Church announced last night that he would discuss the Mehsud Religion Forward Movement bulletins Sunday night under the subject The Light Is Good Turn on the Light Publicity was approved by a five member censorship committee including Dr John F White Dr B Wilmer Marion Jackson W W Orr and John J Eagan Each member has veto power and Dr White urged publicity in every line of business and by every great movement.
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Second Baptist Church
John F. White
B. Wilmer
Marlon Jackson
W. W. Orr
John J. Eagan
White
City Attorney urges salesmen to back movement for clean Atlanta
City and association figures rally around the Men and Religion Forward Movement at a Hotel Ansley banquet with over 150 attendees. James L. Mayson, former City Selesmen’s attorney, speaks on influencing citywide purity and good living, urging members to aid the campaign and support Chief Beavers amid recent bulletins and criticism.
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Selesmen’s Association
Men and Religion Forward Movement
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Atlanta
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Upport
Fred J. Paxon
Forrest Adair
Atlante
James L. Beavers
Bae
Prop
Atlanta Citizens Back Honest Public Life in Movement
A 1910 bulletin denounces corruption and supports ending city officials aligning with criminals. It notes strong public backlash against vice and endorses Paxon stand. Atlanta ministers group plans meeting where bullets are expected to be endorsed with backing from local figures and organizations.
Dr Barton to Speak at Jackson Baptist Church
At Jackson Baptist Church Sunday night the sermon will honor Dr Barton with the subject The He Comes. The morning service will include the quarterly communion.
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Dr. Barton
Jackson
Hit
Executions Reported in Sin Choen Province 1913
Pekin reports official estimates that 24,000 people were executed in Sin Choen Province during 1913. Most victims were robbers but many were political offenders. Officials suggest actual numbers may be much higher.
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Pekin
China
Sin Choen
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