Mexican Deputy Estanol Smuggled to Vera Cruz by U S Official
In a Mexico City dispatch, Senor Vera Estanol, an ex deputy and former minister of public instruction, was secretly evacuated last night by American chargé d'affaires Nelson O Shaughnessy. Estanol, freed by court order, boarded a private car attached to a regular train to Vera Cruz amid rumors of further executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Vera Estanol
Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Vera
Crux
Senor Estanol
Maderoa
Sener Estanol
O'Shaughnessy
Vera Cram
Senor Estenol
Rodolfo Reyes
Justice
Baa
Inter
Vera Cruz
Joseé Vers Estenol
Esperanse
Havara
Roll of the refugees grows at Fort Bliss in El Paso
A second roll call shows 4,987 Mexican soldiers and refugees at Fort Bliss, with 3,626 Mexican aguilea and remaining women, children, and civilians. Costs for feeding average 33 cents per person daily, plus tenting and transportation. General Mercado, previously in command of Mexican federal troops at Ojinaga, now oversees the camp and names Avenida General Huerta. Mexican consul in Port Elise seeks salaries for federals. US officers cite no authority to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Onicaga
Mexico
Fort Eitas
United States
Presidio
Marfa
Chihuahua
Salvador Slorcado
Ojinaza
Mex
Fort Bliss
Mexico City
Mercado
Blackwell Shoots Self at Grove Hill Cemetery
Burrington South Carolina January 22. J A Blackwell shot and killed himself near Grove Hill cemetery today. Police found the body after a negro girl handed a note asking officers to send a physician to his home then come to the cemetery to secure his body. He was 50, with a wife and three children and had been despondent for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrington
S. C
J. A. Blackwell
Grove Hill Cemetery
Blackwell
Wave of Prosperity Seen Across 10 Countries
New York January 22 Confident optimism from the administration over the logic for commercial and industrial prosperity under democratic rule was voiced tonight by Josephus Daniels secretary of the navy in an address before the Brooklyn Merchants and Manufacturers association. He claimed the country already faced no business panic in 1914 and praised tariff and currency measures and past legislation. He argued party lines should yield to Americanism and that with five parties there is a broader competition to win voters, stressing public service over partisan conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlogic
Josephus Landele
Navy
Brooklyn Merchants’ and Manufacturers Association
Bes
Postal Savings Bonds Urged By Howard
Washington January 22 special. Representative William Schley Howard promotes a simple punched certificate device to eliminate errors in the postal savings bank system. The plan would allow bearer bonds up to 100 with attached interest coupons. holders can cash at any bank or store. Backed by Charles Hall Davis of Lynchburg and supported by Carter Keane and Burleson, it aims to broaden participation and ease operation. Senator Bankhead calls it remarkable and simple after brief review.
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Jake Corrigan, Jr
Washington
William Schley Howard
Postal Savings Bank
Postoffica
Howard
Business Corporation
United States
Dostmaster
Charles Hall’ Davis
Lynchburg
Howerd
Carter B. Keane
Postel Savings Bank Bureau
Post— Office Department
Burleson
Post Office and
Post Roads
Senate
House
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
Senate Committee On
Labor Party Favored By Mine Workers Convention
In Indianapolis on January 22 the United Mine Workers of America adopted a resolution urging workers to join a political labor party due to current economic conditions and perceived corporate machinations. No party was named and delegates debated endorsing any party, while tensions rose over nonunion staff and a controversial lunchroom setup.
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Andianapolis
Indl
United Mine Workers of America
Thomas Robert
Robbins
E. A. Balington
Maren
Joni P. White
Mfchican
Colorado
Charta
Governor Blease Pardons and Parole Power Challenge
A January 23 joint resolution in Molwabin South Carolina seeks to amend the state constitution to bar pardons or paroles by the governor without pardon board recommendations and to require the governor to explain rejected board recommendations to the general assembly. The measure was referred to the judiciary committee. During his three years as governor, Blease has pardoned or commuted the sentences of 985 convicts.
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Molwabin
S. C
General Assembly
Pardon Board
Judiciary
Blease
Faroles Oy
Pellagra Commission Set to Resume Work in Spartanburg
Spartanburg reports the Pellagra Commission will return to the city in March to continue investigations for another year. Captain J. P. Siler of the medical corps sent the letter, noting General Robert Tompson of New Ark agreed to cover commission expenses for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellagra Commission
Spartanburg
Thomipson- McPadden
Carpenter Found Unconscious Died After Attack At Grady
L Miller a 50 year old carpenter of 437 South Ashby street was found unconscious between West End and Oakland City in an alleged assault. He died at Grady hospital in the afternoon. Survived by wife and five children. Body to Tallapoosa for funeral Saturday. Detectives seek attacker of Miller and also probe Mrs KR Brown of 398 East Fair street attack as she walked to a lodge meeting. Brown’s account questioned as detectives hunt for the assailant.
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L Miller
South Ashby Street
West End
Oakland City
Miller
Grady Hospital
Tallapoosa
F. Brown
East Fatr Street
Brown
Lithograph Trust Charged in Damage Suit in Atlanta
Andrew M. Beck of Inman Park files a $5,000 damage suit in superior court alleging a nationwide array of lithograph houses form a trust to control lithograph prices. Beck, formerly Foote & Davies salesman, claims the firm refused his resignation release to join Falconer Company of Baltimore, blocking his new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foote & Davies Company
Andrew M. Beck
Altz ‘Avenue
Inman Park
United States
Br. Beck
Foote & Davies
Falconer Company
Baltimore
Taeloner Company
Bettimore
Probes of the Strikes Ordered by Democrats
Washington reports a Democratic caucus backed a House investigation into coal and copper mine strikes. The Mines and Mining Committee, chaired by Representative Foster, will probe production, distribution, and potential corruption. AFL resolutions push labor probes and civil service organization.
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Washington
Colorado
Michigan
House
Foster
Ul-inois
Keating
McDonald
Fed
Bowger
Publo
Trinidad
Federation
Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Aes
Curomittes
Wilson
Congress
Federal Industrial Relations Committes
Ilinois Central
Harriman Ines
Virginia Prohibition Enabling Act Passed by Lower House
Richmond Va January 23 by a 75 to 19 vote the lower branch of the general assembly passed the enabling act enabling 18000 Virginia voters to demand a statewide prohibition election the measure moved from the house two years ago and now goes to the senate for approval or rejection the act would trigger an election if petitioned by one fourth of the last election’s qualified voters with the act not taking effect until a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
General Assembly
Virginia
House of Delegates
Senate
Soverhor
Methodists Propose To Vide Territory Council Policy
Sagoville Tenn January 22 A conference commission of three will be set up in each city where both northern and southern Methodist branches operate to settle disputes. If unresolved the federal council may hear appeals. The council also aims to end crowding of churches in small communities and restrain one branch from establishing new churches where the other already operates. The next meeting place will be Put-in-Bay Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagoville
Tenn
Methodist Church
Federal Council
Oslock
Mnal
Conference Commission
Put-in
Bay
Ohio
Taft urges federal power to curb alien mob violence
Former President William Howard Taft, addressing the New York Peace Society, urged Congress to grant federal courts jurisdiction to prevent and punish crimes of mob violence against aliens. He cited 1881 to 1910 outrages and lax state prosecutions, calling for action to reduce foreign-government friction and avert war, noting federal law could deter mob crime while states failed to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Howard Taft
New York Peace Society
Congress
Federal
Taft
Siwage
Art
United States
Obituary notices for Barker Moody Hamang and Parker
Multiple death notices appear for J H Barker aged 23 2 years at a private sanitarium awaiting funeral Friday at Poole s chapel West View Cemetery wife Mary J Moody survives. A M Moore of Macon Ga died at private sanitarium aged 28 body at Greenberg Bond awaiting wife funeral later. Frances Hammana infant child of Mr and Mrs W T Hamang died at home program held at Bloomfeld s chapel Antiochelurah cemetery. J H Parker aged 35 died at private sanitarium residence 701 Fair Street funeral arrangements to be announced.
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J. H. Barker
Poole’s
West View Cemetery
Inns
Mary J. Moody
A. ©. Moore
Macon
Oelock
Greenberg & Bond
Frances Hammona
W. T. Hammang
Joncabong Road
Bloomfeld's Chapel
Antiochelurah Cemetery
J.H. Parker
Parker
Fair Street
Florida Extradition Decision Questioned By State Dept
Washington reports solicitor Polk of the state department rebuked a Tampa justice of the peace for overstepping authority by deciding a Cuban extradition question without United States foreign affairs officials. Cuban authorities sought a national who fled to Florida after a crime. The prisoner was turned over and later voluntarily returned to Cuba.
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Washington
Polk
State Department
Tampa
Fla
United States
Florida
Cuba
Falk
Reserve Bank Board Chooses Kansas City Debate Continues
Hearings in St Louis decide on regional reserve bank location with Kansas City candidates pushed by some, while bankers and business leaders from smaller towns urged keeping the district in St Louis. The proposed district would stretch from Missouri's northern border to the Gulf, extending to Nebraska Kansas and possibly Kentucky Tennessee.
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St. Louis
Rec
Ional Reserve Bank
Meadod
Houston Jett Teoulgnt
Kandes City
St Louis
Arkansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Gulf
Nebraska
Kansas
Tennessee
Real estate notes on Atlanta to Stone Mountain highway and sales
Real estate interests discuss a proposed Atlanta to Stone Mountain highway promising new residential sites due to scenic routes. Martin-Ozburn Realty sold Lot 12 in Tuxedo Park for 8282 dollars. H W Dews sold frontage in Kirkwood to D W Hountrea and resold to Sutherland Realty for 4000 dollars. Kirkwood sees coal and lumber yard site plans by G Willingham Sons. Canties & Bleming completed an ice factory, with Atlantic Ice and Coal entering Kirkwood.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Hest Estate Sales
Martin-Ozburn Realty Company
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Drive
H.W. Dews
Robert FR Johnson
D. W. Hountrea
Kirkwood
Sutherland Realty Company
Rogers Street
Georgia Railroad
G. Willingham Sons
Canties & Bleming
Atlantic Ice and Coal
Kirkwood Ie
ORELTY TRANSFERS AND DEEDS LISTED IN 1910 RECORDS
A series of property transfers and mortgage details from early 1910 records listing numerous deeds, quitclaim deeds, and land transfers. Names include Chastain, Reeves, Weildee, Haystoora, Auerbach, Holmcomb, Mundy, Morgan, and others transferring parcels on streets such as Kennelly, McMillan, Washington, Atlanta, and Oaklan. Amounts range from 100 to over 12,000 with dates in January and June 1913 through 1915.
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Orelty
Chastain
Patrick
Mids Majestia
Bnet
Kennelly Street
Frank Hi. Lowe
J. al
Heaven
Della’ Weildee
William 0. Penvy
McMillan
Exposition
Mary Haystoara
Delia Wallace
Tala
Samuel Auerbach
EW. Bigdale
Washington_Street
Atlanta Avenue
Hotcomb
Pauling Ma
Ban Aroiound Avenue
Confederate Avenue
Foonie J. Franklin
Lacy Thurman
Ob, Crane
J. F. Kimball
American National Bank
Aflania
Lok West Ulde Fur Avenue
Haywood Street
Elie Cherry Street
West Fourteenth Street
Charles W. Mundy
Guorgs Ware
J. Marper
Auhbey Street
Wast Hunter
M. I. McSherry
Rosa Hunter
Sita Taman Circle
Amiey Park
Standard Investment Company
Sam 'A.churn
Marlatta Street
Pine Streay
David Morgan
William A. Morgan
Fourteenth’ District
Southern Railroad
Newton
Thomas
John DeFoor
Southeast Corner
Sue
Cra
Saat
Cheshire Bridge
Veach
Ildu
Fulton
Dakalb
John W. Stokes
Mary L. Kendall
Ontario Avenue
Frewe Bloken Avenue
Goxri 'Zeek
W. A. Calloway
M. Pp. Warren
Spencer
Yiti—C
G. Hannah
John S. Owens
Springer Avenue
DeBoar Avenue
Same
Delroar Avenue
Springer Avenus
Daroor Avenue
Springervenue
DeFoor Avenue
Nait
Suina Ip
Howen Iil Road
White Street
Deloor Avenue
Loo
Aluy
Yonge Strest
Tomacy
Oakland Avenue
Curt
H. C. Chitatian
Edward Jones
Vide Stevens Street
Lenn Street
Wilum Driskell
Jack B. Stewart
Parsons and
Dorn Streets
Slo
Ashby Straet
Brummonilstrest
Texas
Fetseao
W. E.millas
Milen
Rght Compung
Georgin Raitrong
Powell Street
A. M. Schwen
Sarah G. Selwen
Panes de Leon Avenue
S. Ham
R. T. Venable
Nancy Lamar
Zizale J. Young
Azalta Street
Opir
Thorpe Avenue
Oaklana Avenue
Sian
Galland Avenue
Yonge Street
Uiion Savings Hank
Southern Mortgage Company
Fraser Street
Glenn Street
Sams
Game
Bartow Street
Walton Whest
Greensferry Agenus
Dora Street
Northwart
Wasson Street
Tabernacle Place
Capitol Avenue and North Boulevard Real Estate Transfers
A garbled list of property deeds and transfers dated January 1914 through September 1912 covers multiple parcels. Names include Germania Savings Bank, D. Crane & Co, American National Bank of Atlanta, and several individual owners exchanging lots on Walker Street, West Ontario Avenue, and Doane Streets, with figures from $5 to $32,000 and notes of mortgage or security deeds. Permits list several new dwellings and underpinnings with costs around $1,400.
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Waula
Mason
Turner Perry Road
Bellwood Avenue
Riley Street
J. L. Patrick
Loii B Weill
Griffin
Buxton
Edward Jones
Floreness
Jarabs
Lito Crew Street
Miu
Pauline Manasah
TL. Lewis
Ormewooa Avenue
Standard Investment Standard Investment Company
Waotional Bank of Atlante
Marlette Treat
Pine Street
W. Bryant
Aivan
Shereti
Fale Avenue
Les Street
Gro
M. P. Warren
J. Treadweil
Charles M. Barnwell
i—Investors Savings Company
James
M. Reeves
Foundry Street
Lowe Street
Simon W. Hitch
W. A. Callaway
Line Street
Magnolia Street
Caton Savings Bank
Souther Mortgane Company
Doda Avenue
Buxlag
Capitol Anvenue
Georgia l Avenue
Auanta “Tite “Gusranten Company
George ©. Longing, Jr
North Boulevard
Columbia Aranue
Georgia Band and Investment Company
J. Poss
Hemphill
South Wine of
D. Crane & Co
American National Bank of Atlanta
Nelson Streat
Mancum Breet
Ida Patterson
Bea- Heres Rozenberg
South Pryor
Doane
Mertrares
James R. Holliday
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Angler Avenue
Hadith Street
J. ©. DeFoor
Martha Morrie
Walker Street
Bettis
Georgia Postmasters Nominated by Wilson
Washington January 23 Special Several Georgia postmasters were nominated by President Wilson today in a batch of appointments. Iva Tee Duckworth named postmaster at Union City on Rep Howard's recommendation. Mrs W A Sheets of Monroe also approved. Other nominees include Samuel H Timmerman Plains Bedford Meek Harlan Calhoun John Z Bullwell Montesuma J B Rountree Bunton Ailey M Cherry Donalsonville James J Alsobrook Husaville Abner L Head Tallapoosa.
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Washington
Georgia
Wilson
Georgia Post Office
Iva Tee Duckworth
W. L. Duckworth
Farmers’ Union News
Union City
Howard
Mra
W. A. Sheets
Monroe
Pribbie
Samuel HL. Timmerman
Plains
Bedford Meek
Harlan
Calhoun
John Z. Bullwell
Montesuma
J. B. Rountree
Bunton
Ailey M. Cherry
Donalsonville
James J. Alsobrook
Husaville
Abner L Head
Tallapoosa
Family Tragedy Claims Two in Western County
Nashville reports a fatal knife attack at a home two miles west of Bellevue. John Mays aged 40, married, died from wounds said to be inflicted by his brother Shirley Mays, 36, who is unmarried. The deadly incident arose from domestic family matters.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Mays
Shirley Mays
Bellevue
Buffalo Herd on Market Near Fort Pierre
The Phillip herd of buffalo from a 10 900 acre pasture near Fort Pierre South Dakota has been placed on the market by Philip and George Phillip administrators of their father James Phillip. This herd includes twenty yearlings fifty five two year olds and 275 older animals. My Heart 2 30 Today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Phillip
Fort Pierre
8. D
Philip Philip
George Phillip
James Phillip
United States
Professional Cards Listing Attorneys and Offices
A fragmentary directory item lists attorneys at law including Brewster, Albert Howell Jr, Hugh M Doksey, Arthur Heyman, Darney Brewster, Howell Heyman and colleagues. It references office numbers 202 204 205 200 207 216 and long distance telephone numbers 3025 and 7024 with partial city and firm identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M Doksey
Arthur Heyman
Darney
Brewster
Howell
Heyman
Train Schedules Mention Atlantic Lines and Georgia Routes
Readable lines report night train car-seeking between Atlanta and Thomasville and Atlanta and Waycross with arrival and departure times. Mentions Union Passenger Station Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic, and specific stops Brunswick Waycross Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Brangwick
Wayersas
Thomasvnie
Gordete Os Runswici ‘Aycroaa
Thomasvilie
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O’shaughnessy
Gen. Huerta
City of
Wspa Pet
Labor Party
Carpenter
Grady, Hospital
Antealien
A. C. Moore
Frances Hammond
Reserve Bank Board
Kansas City
Fonds
Jacob Buchman
W. H. Crowe
Lake Avenue
Ashland Avenue
W. M. Turner
Rether Hirsch
Cherokee Avenue
H. Surickland
Ashy Land Avenue
Strickland, Jr
Hale Street
C. Ol
Morris
DeKalb Avenue
W. Sullivan
William Haxbin
English Avenue
Cat
Buffalo
Anetion Lem
Awdomul
Harter and Exchange
Fustaesad Mal Onter
Davids
Sal Heal
Taxicahn
Cas
Itus
Courtecca
Passermins
Atlanta Terminal
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
West Ee
Colma
Columb
Montgom'y
Moncey
Columbus
Central of Georgia Railway
Ieee
Discaine
Sam ‘Savane
Albany
Jacksonville
Byvenuah
Savannah
Fucksonsii
Peipier Currier
Bouthers
Traian
Atrive
York
Ashton
Jock’ Ville
Kan
City
Tocco Widam
Ahatwar Ga
Jara& Heffin
Ara
An le Vasiley
Ain Macon
I & Ara
Ft Valley
Ant
Columpu
Cies
Manon
Dackville
Chutin
Chicago
Pau
Fleuren Mre
Louisville
Bibam
Norfolk
Memphis
Wash
Monros
Abbe S.C
Norfail
Mamphis
Abbe
Yorks
Neashville
Nuckellis
Pit
Rome
Dr . Nashville
Belle Isle
IVY
Knight Ivy
TPE Rial Hotels
LQST
Nx Ware Byth Street
Ansley
Ingravud
Dorothy Her
Georgian Terrace
Renight
Forrest Avenue
BP Erwis
Blp
Brith
Sui Forrest Avenue
Hine Seago
Shape of
Minder
Ivy Atte
Muyson
Gardner
Edith Dillingham
Peachtree Street
Richardson
Whitehall Street
Main
C. J. Christian
Office Boulevard Pharm
Avante
St Loute
Privata
Iitenoise
Windsor
Ritekelh
Windoet
Meeets
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