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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1914

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Motley Caravan Heads Toward Refuge After March Toward Marfa

A battered Huerta force of 3,300 soldiers and generals plus 1,667 women and many children arrived near Marfa Texas after a grueling 67 mile trek over a wind swept route. They will be interned at Fort Bliss as war prisoners amid a fragile evacuation by US cavalry and guards. The column, led by General Salvador Mercado, included Generals Cantro Adune Landa Orphal and Homero, with scattered camps along the way supplying limited rations. The march featured women in hardship, a newborn child, and a notable rooster perched on a burro, symbolizing a surreal exodus that stretched into miles of dust and distance.

Fort Bliss Marta Salvador Mercado Huerta Mexico City Minsling United States Calvaryyoen Cantro Adune Landa Orphal Homero Olinaga Marfa Ojinaga

5000 Men Strike For Two Reinstated Employees

Albany New York January 18 a strike of about 5000 Delaware and Hudson Railroad workers will begin early tomorrow from Routes Point New York to Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. Engineers firemen and conductors join but shop workers and office staff are excluded. All trains will run to their terminals to avoid delaying mail and express. Union leaders urge mediation while the company appeals to the federal board of mediation and conciliation in Washington for intervention.

Albany Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company Uner Routes Point Milkesbarre Trenx Union Inen G. 5 Sims Telegraph Federal Board of Mediaton Washington

Outlaw's Woman Wounded in Leg in Standoff

Mayville NF January 18 Beardsley fortresslike shack near Summerdale keeps a wounded woman inside as deputies plan to storm if he does not surrender by Wednesday noon. A doctor begged entry but Beardsley refused, insisting a nurse stay outside and pass supplies through the window while he holds the line.

Mayville Ward Beardsley Summerdale F. Pickard Austin Youngaville Beardsley Mayvile Pickard Anderson William Fred Repper C. J. L. Sunberg Wontan Charles Bens Floyd Parker Pier Bana Pier Reynolds

Wilson's Trust Reform Plan Promoted by President

President Wilson advocates a friendly approach to anti trust reform and urges hearings on trust measures with ample time for business to adjust. The program would amend specific practices, prohibit interlocking directors, create an interstate trade committee, curb holding companies, empower the ICC over railroad finance, and allow government suits and penalties against individual offenders.

Washington Wilson Congress Wilsom Hig Interstate ‘Trade Committee Bureau of Corporations National Civic Federation Interstate Trade Committee Interstate Commerce Commission U. S

Banks Confessed to Detective Claim in Downtown Flight

John Calhoun Banks, suspect in the Charles A Wickersham burglary, allegedly confessed Sunday afternoon after being saved by Mrs. C A Bitche who identified looted jewelry at police HQ. Detectives Brames and Campbell traced loot under an outhouse on Banks' East Point property, recovering more jewelry. Banks, wounded by Officer W D McMichen during the chase, is held at police HQ for a 2:30 pm arraignment. C O Echols is expected to be released.

John Calhoun Banks Charles A Wickersham C. A. Bitche Kitchens Miss Wickersham Wickersham Junke Jfrady Banke Echols

Beavers Blames Critics Of Police For Crime Wave

Atlanta Police Chief Beavers says critics of the police invite criminals and that crime rises when the department is attacked. He argues wrongdoing in Cobb County and College Park affects Atlanta and urges unity between police and supportive citizens to curb crime.

Beavers Police Police Department Constitution Ahief Sras Citie Atlanta Cobb County College Park

State owned railways costly to France report says

Paris January 18 State management of the two national railway systems cost 9144 and 88 per cent of receipts respectively according to the official report for 191% The Southwestern revenue totaled 68 590 783 francs with management cost 62 707 060 francs The Western revenue reached 244 403 198 francs while its cost was 218 671 819 francs Net profits of both systems have declined steadily.

Paris France

Judge Emory Speer Faces House Impeachment Inquiry

Judge Emory Speer of the southern district of Georgia fights impeachment scrutiny as charges spanning years are reviewed by the House Judiciary Committee. R Colton Lewis led the inquiry, with visits to Macon Savannah Atlanta and other locales. The probe cites bankruptcy conduct and temperamental fitness, including appointing his son in law A H Hayward as attorney and executor with high fees.

Himary Speer Federal District of Georgia Judiciary Committee House of Representatives R. Colton Lewis Department of Justice Lewis Georgia Macon Chouse Clayton Supreme Court Crcuit Court of Appeals Webb North Carolina Volutead Minnesota Fitzhenry Jinois

Two Women Caught in Police Raid on Card Game

A raid on a gambling resort at 01 East Fair street led to fifteen arrests. Mrs. J. L. Rushing faced gambling house charges, aided by nurse Mrs Hanna Rivers held as material witness. Detectives confiscated thirty decks of cards, dice, chips, and a table while escorting prisoners to police HQ.

East Fair Street J. L. Rushing Brumelic Hanna Rivers Confinente Rushing John Black Fred Builard W. B. Herper Sam Webb W. F. Payne No. 31 Jake Goldhere No 31 Goldberg Mra Rushing Mra. Rushing Goldberg Jean Albion Stratford Abe Polsemberg East Air Street Louia Goldstein Davis E Price da. Marshkel Whitehail Bresler Piedmont Avenue Dave Silverman Aange Street R. H. Roberts South Forsyth A. Callahan Farmer Moreis Baker Brown

Georgia Bankers Meet Here Today in Atlanta

About 560 Georgia bankers gather in Atlanta to learn details of the new currency law and plan the Georgia Bankers Association May meeting. The luncheon at the Capital City Club features Senator Hoke Smith speaking on the law’s benefits. The event includes joint executive committee meetings and the Georgia Reserve association annual session with officers to be elected. Crawford Wheatley of Americus and other prominent bankers attend to support Atlanta’s case for a regional bank under the new measure.

Atlanta, Clearing House Association Georgia Bankers’ Association J Bank Capital City Club Hoke Smith Georgia ‘Bankers’ Association Atlanta Clearing House Association Clearing House Robert J. Lowry Lowry National Bank Robert P. Maddox Amersican National Bank James F. Floyd Atlanta National Bank Georgia Reserve Association Aldrich Chamber of Commerce Association Jather En Crawford Wheatley Americus Bankers’ Association Atlanta Georgia

No Trace of Millionaire in Santa Barbara

Jan 13 Santa Barbara police search for FL Lewis Clark Spokane millionaire who disappeared after bidding his wife goodbye at a railway station. They believe Clark walked to his death by leaping from the end of a wharf near the city, leaving no trace today.

Santa Barbara FL Lewis Clark San Francisco Clark

What To Read EXD in The Atlanta Constitution daily

The editorial page promises instructive editorials shaping the city’s upbuilding and a daily world progress update in The Constitution. It notes the news keeps readers and their businesses informed, with advertisements listing associates and community members and want ads recording individual needs and recruitment opportunities.

Atlanta Constitution

Speer to Face Federal Probers in Macon Today

In Macon Georgia January 18 the hearings into federal Judge Emory Speer begin tomorrow at 10 am with a house committee conducting the inquiry in the federal courtroom. Colonel Huff the chief accuser attends. 115 witnesses are expected as charges include attempted bribery and use of drugs.

Macon Emory Speer House Committee Georgia Maco W. A Huff Tudge Speer Huff

Men of Navy Respond to Education Order

Secretary Daniels praised the navy for broad student participation in new education programs aboard battleships. On the Florida ninety three of ninety six enlisted men asked for special instruction, while on the Arkansas four hundred ninety nine chose Pursue studies. Ensign Fargo began a class in mechanical and marine engineering on the Utah with eighty five pupils within two weeks, and two hundred more on the Utah receive academic instruction.

Washington Daniels Florida Arkansas Ensign Fargo Utah

Weather Prophecy Confusing Provincial Forecast

Washington DC January 18 forecast notes Georgia cloudiness and warmer Monday with local rain at night or Tuesday. Virginia cloudy and warmer Monday with snow or rain north and west portions and at night southeast. Tennessee cloudy Monday with local rains east, Tuesday fair west. South Carolina increasing clouds and warmer Monday with local rain at night or Tuesday. Florida fair Monday warmer north with local rain at night or Tuesday, Alabama likely rains Monday night with Friday fair. Louisiana generally fair Tuesday, colder west. Misglusiont local rains Monday except fair southwest, Tuesday likely fair and somewhat cooler.

Washington D.C Georgia Virginia Nocti Carolina Warner South Carolina Tennessee Florida Louisiana

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