Dacia Barred by Great Britain in Cotton Dispute
Washington reports Britain will not permit the steamship Dacia to proceed to Germany with cotton cargo while questions of international law are debated. British objection centers on the ship's sale ownership and registry, risking a prize court ruling if it sails. Cotton owners are promised protection of their rights.
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Washington
Page
London
State Department
Great Britain
Dada
Germany
Temas
Johnson
Edward W. Breitung
Hamburg-American Line
Rotterdam
Bremen
United States
Breitung
Lenton
England
Ambassador Page
Wasingtom
Dacia
Cotton Ship Captain Flays British Detention Tactics
Captain Farley of the American steamer Greenbrier testifies to British interference with neutral cargoes. He says a prize crew ordered the U S flag hauled down and steered to Kirkwall, later moving toward Leith after relaying the flag. The incident adds to tensions as the State Department investigates at London.
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Joss
Britain
Washington
Wilson
Great Britain
State Department
Gerard
State
Kirkwall
Farley
Leith
Germany
ASE
Lonon
Mary Crittenden Saxon Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Mary Crittenden Saxon wife of Dr T S Saxon died at her home in Shellman Ga after a lengthy illness lasting several months Funeral and interment were held today in Shellman with many expressions of regret and flowers from friends across the state
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Shellman
Mary Crittenden Saxon
Obituaries From Rome and Columbus Area
Obituaries note Mrs Eliza O Dell aged 73 died at her son J S O Dell s home. She was born in South Carolina and funeral plans move to Liberty SC. Survived by two sons J S O Dell Nashville Chattanooga St Louis agent now in Rome and J C O Dell resident of Columbia SC. Other notices report Mrs Alice Clark wife of Dr B W Clark died after a year illness. Interment Shiloh GA with Rev Z E Perryman officiating. Mrs E M Perryman Heflin AL dies at home leaving several children and a sister Mrs Little of Atlanta. Annie Thetford 42 dies at brother in law Walter S Remington s home funeral held in Columbus GA area. Jesse Culpepper dies near Pelham GA after brief pneumonia illness.
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Rome
Eliza O'Dell
J. S. O'Dell
South Carolina
Liberty
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
J.C. O'Dell
Columbia
Columbus
MaMa VY Seem
Alice Clark
B. W. Clark
A. G. Anderson
Shiloh
Z. E
E. M. Perryman
Heflin
Ala
FF. M
D. D
R. A. Perryman
Hattie
Lla Perryman
John F. Morgan
J. R. Little
Little Ives
Atlanta
A. Thetford
Annie Thetford
Walter S. Remington
Insanity Plea Made By Hinman’s Slayer On Trial
Boston architect George B. Perkins faced a murder trial in U S court for the November 4 1914 shooting of F W Hinman business manager of the Florida Times Union aboard the Clyde Liner Mohawk off North Carolina. Defense cites temporary mental derangement from drug overdoses and plans to call expert witnesses. testimony from Captain A D Ingram New York pharmacist Robert Anderson and Wentworth details lead up and aftermath while Mrs Hinman testifies about the tragedy.
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Columbia
S. C
George B. Perkins
Boston
United States “Court
F. W. R. Hinman
Florida Times-Union
Mohawk
North Carolina
New York
Robert Anderson
Perkins
Wentworth
A. D. Ingram
Ingram
Hinmans
Bean
Captain Ingram
Minnie Maud Hinman
Divorce Suits Filed Against Two Men
Mrs Blondine Dabney of 76 East Tenth street sues C L Dabney alleging constant nagging and neglect leaving her to work in a downtown store. Gussie Winkle Ebersol of Atlanta files for divorce from her husband alleging he humiliates and beats her and she fears he will kidnap their daughter Della, as she claims occurred in Chicago.
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C. L. Dabney
Blondine Dabney
East Tenth Street
Salt
Gussie Winkle Ebersol
Atlanta
R. T. G. Winkle
Spring Street
Miss Fannie Barschall Dies at 60 in Columbus
Miss Fannie Barschall aged 60 dies at her family residence on Second Avenue after a lingering illness in Columbus Ga. She leaves two sisters Mrs L A Andrews and Mrs Dan Joseph. Interment in Pelham is planned this afternoon.
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F. Barschall
Columbus
Columbus, Ga
Fannie Barschall
Second Avenue
L. A. Andrews
Dan Joseph
Slogan Sparks Political Influence Probe in Santo Domingo
In New York on January 19, investigators led by Senator elect Phelan examined alleged efforts by Congressman James A. Hamill of New Jersey W C Beer of New York and John G Gray of Wilmington to win James M Sullivan a Dominican minister post. Witness McGunness tied Beer to the Banco Nacional interests accusing Sullivan of promising a sinecure post as director of posts in San Domingo. The testimony noted meetings seeking Bryan’s ear and Gray’s involvement, with Tumulty later invited to testify.
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New York
James A. Hamill
New Jersey
W. C. Beer
John G. Gray
Wilmington
Dela
James M. Sullivan
Dominican Republic
Phelan
California
Sullivan
W.W. S. McGunness
Washington
McKinley
Beer
San Domingo
Har
Bryan
McGunness
Ashington
Hamill
Banco Nacional
Santo Domingo
Manton Wyvell
Glynn
Gray
Joe Tumulty
White House
Beers
Burton
Lon Owens
Ohio
Bill
Nicaragua
John Gray
Joseph FP. Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
Walker W. Vick
Customs
Vick
Joseph P. Tumulty
Jim Conley Quizzed by a Girl Detective
A Georgia investigation unfolds as Miss Schubel pressures Jim Conley for testimony on the Phagan murder. She confronts him with questions in the jail yard, amid hearings with clergy and officials, but Conley refuses to answer further, suspecting a frame.
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Jim Conley
Ernor
Georgia
Franks
Frank
Girardeau
Hellwood
Tuesay
Conley
Miss Schubel
Girardent
Phagan
Dr Blossers Head Georgia Association for the Blind
The Georgia Association for the Blind held its annual officer election at the Piedmont hotel Tuesday evening. The meeting drew a representative group to discuss future plans including reopening of the broom factory for blind workers and a pledge to extend work opportunities to blind women. Elected were Dr J W Blosser president Dr D J Gunter vice president F A Gillette secretary and J C Gillesple treasurer.
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Georgia Association For the Blind
Piedmont
J. W. Blosser
D. J. Gunter
F. A. Gillette
J. C. Gillesple
B Y P U Meeting Thursday In Atlanta Tabernacle
The Atlanta City Baptist Young People's Union will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday January 21 at 3 pm at the Baptist Tabernacle. New officers will preside and an interesting program is arranged. All members and officers of all unions are urged to attend.
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Atlanta City Baptist Young People's Union
Dp. m
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Seismic Shocks Still Rock Italy
A massive earthquake in Calabria and central Italy has caused widespread devastation with thousands affected. Cities like Avezzano San Benedetto Celano and Paterno report high death tolls and extreme damage. Relief efforts led by King Victor Emmanuel III and Ambassador Page intensify as roads remain blocked and shelters fail.
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San Bendetto
Celano
Paterno
Pascino
Avezzana
Ambassador Page
Victor Emmanuel I
Rome
Sara
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Munich
Ane
Jesse Culpepper
Pelham
E. R. Culpepper
Hinman
Sterling
Sterling Gum Co.,, Inc
Domingo Post
Grand Rapids
T He Tedder
Tedder
Dan Lehon
Subor Nation
William J. Burns
C. B. Ragsdale
Burns
Tum
Dr. White
Frank Kane
Mr. Rosser
Warden Girardeau
DR. Blosser
Association For Blind
Italy
Calabria
Cosenza
Avezanno
Ewe Wat Haan Tehan
Tha Numhar
Qarroll & Hunter
Paris
America
Tien
Los
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