Four Hundred Huerta Troops Killed in Mexican Battle
Brownsville Texas January 29 Four hundred federals were killed or executed after capture in the battle of Concepcion Del Oro Zaca tecas south of Saltillo. Rebels lost seven killed and seventy wounded. Dynamite bombs from cast iron pipe aided the constitutionalists lasting twenty four hours. Villa reports five million Mexican dollars in rebel funds with millions in property seized. Villa underwent an operation for a bullet wound but is not seriously harmed and aims for Torreon. Salazar case strains U S relations as authorities seek transfer.
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Brownsville
Texas
Concepcion del Oro
Zacatecas
Metameros
Saltillo
Villa
Juarez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Monagder
General Tulla
Parral
United States
Con
Washington
American Seaman Killed by Huerta Officers in Vera Cruz
The American consul at Tampico reports that Frank Smith, once a U S regular, was killed January 16 by two federal army officers a lieutenant and a sergeant who have been placed under arrest General Ignacio Morelos Beragora the federal commander at Game Bico promises that dies will be shot on conviction
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Huerta
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Tampico
Frank Smith
United States
Ignacio Morelos Beragora
Game Bico
Dies
Owls Mark Third Anniversary With Dutch Lunch Concert
More than 200 members and guests attended the Order of Owls third anniversary celebration in Thrower building clubrooms. A Dutch lunch, concert and dance filled the evening, organized by committee chair Dr IS West and committee members Fred Bipps and Paul Camp.
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Order of Owls
Thrower
Order
IS. West
Fred Bipps
Paut Camp
Ad Wolgast Stops Rudolph Unholtz in Second Round
In a scheduled ten round bout at Wond du bac on January 29 Ad Wolgast former lightweight champion stopped Rudolph Unholy in the second round after Unholy twice hit the mat in the first round and again before the towel was thrown by his seconds.
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Wond du Bac
Rudolph Unholy
Ad Welgast
Seath Atrican Tuok
Meteor streak scares Albuquerque residents near mountains
A blazing meteor of large size sped earthward and struck near the mountains east of Albuquerque causing a terrine detonation that shook the city as residents described a loud explosion and tremors. No injuries were immediately reported and authorities investigated the sighting.
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Albuquerque
Here
The Lyne At The Lyric This Week At Theaters
At the Lyne theater the Lyric presents crowds and fund drives with profits donated to the Home for the Homeless. The Spendthrift is praised as the best production since It Was put in the Eyrie. Next week promises Richard Mansfelds Old Heidelbers with a Fosyth punch show and special Tech student attendance.
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the Lyne
Ate Lyric
Eyrie
Wells
Richard Mansfeld
Uncle
Eva Booth Improving in New York Health News
Miss Hyva Booth head of the Salvation Army in this country spent a restful night and was improving this morning at the army barracks where she has been ill in bed for over a week. An announcement said she would probably be out again within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Booth
New York
Hyva Booth
Salvation Army
Army Barracks
Farm homes blamed for civilizational decline in U S
Washington January 29 The farm architect from the department of agriculture concludes after extended study that the average American farm home is a rebuke to civilization. He stresses economical well built homes with a priority kitchen to improve health comfort and happiness of farm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
America
Department of Agriculture
Office of Farm Management
Sing
Williams Defended by Secretary McAdoo in Seattle
In Seattle on January 29 Secretary McAdoo defended the nomination of John Sketton Williams of Richmond as comptroller of the currency, accusing “hellish interests” of trying to defeat the confirmation. He warned that anti trust legislation would worsen tariff and currency issues. Secretary Foster commented on Federal Reserve Board vacancies, noting ample candidates and a merit-based selection.
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Seattre
Wash
John Sketton Williams
Richmond
Adoo
Commercial Club
McAdoo
Frouston
Federal Reserve Board
Georgian Is On Guard In Haiti Disturbances
Captain Robert E. Russell of the battleship South Carolina, a Georgia man and brother of Judge Richard Russell, reports Port au Prince quiet. He says no reinforcement of bluejackets is needed and has sent ashore ace with marines to aid wounded Islanders. The U.S. and German cruisers patrol to guard legations as revolts push toward Port au Prince with cabinet members fleeing.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Robert E. Russell
South Olina
Ait
Republic
Georgia
Richard Russell
Court of Appeals
Russell
Port Au Prince
Montana
Ace
Oreste
United States
Haiti
Itebela
Davilmar Theodore
Cape Haitien
Gonaives
Zamor
Hinche
Vinetasts
Legations
Champ Clark Eyeing White House Ambition Speech in Baltimore
In Baltimore on January 29 Speaker Champ Clark at the Merchants and Manufacturers Association dinner quipped about praise and hinted past elections. He urged backing the 1915 primary law and warned about Europe’s meddling in the Monroe doctrine while predicting Mexico’s rise. Secretary Daniels urged businessmen to engage in politics and study needed legislation.
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Baltimore
White House
Champ Clark
Merchants and Manufacturers
Europe
Republic
Mexico
Wilson
Tam
Daniels
Gompers defends AFL at United Mine Workers convention
Indianapolis January 23 Samuel Gompers AFL president defended the federation and its executive council against charges by Charles H. Moyer and others. He denied calls for assessments on Michigan copper strike workers and rejected claims the AFL is reactionary. He noted eight of eleven council members are teetotalers and defended efforts to promote industrial unionism and federal inquiry into strikes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Duncan McDonald
Iinois
Moyer
Michigan
Gompers
Campers
Ukacixen
Frank J. Hayes
The
Ininers
Gampers
Federation
Meonald
McDonald
Executive Council
Aato
Colorado
Mr. Gompers
United Bine
Suertek Peatsui
Western Electric Sales Conference Closes With Banquet
The Western Electric sales conference for the southern district ends after a banquet at the Capital City club. Today, salesmen will host customers in the Ansley hotel exhibition hall to display the company’s lines. Prominent officials include M. A. Oberlander and R. W. Van Valkenburgh, with other managers from Dallas, New Orleans, and Richmond. Delegates from New York offices attended the session on the scope of the southern advertising campaign and its link to sales. The dinner at the club was informal and featured no formal program.
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Western Electric Company
Capital City Club
Ansley Hotel
M. A. Oberlander
Assivtamt
New York
R. W. van Valkenburgh
Law
W. J. Drewry
Dallas
H. McFall
New Orleans
H. W. Hail
Richmond
Wallis
T. A. Burke
Laler
Ajanta
G. K. Heyer
Telephone Department
H. A. Montague
Automobile Supply Department
H. B. Marshall
Polo Department
D. L. Thompson
South
Woman's Body Found Wedged Under Bed in Cincinnati Flat
The body of 22 year old Mrs. Ollie Hurrell was found wedged under a bed in her Cincinnati flat. A stab wound to the temple was reported. She had not been seen since Tuesday and was discovered by her father Frank Crutchton and cousin John Mason who broke down the door. Her husband Jacob Hurrell was abroad, reportedly at his father’s home in Craig Kentucky, Owen County.
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Cincinnati
Goethals Nominated for Canal Governor
Washington reports President Wilson named Colonel George W. Goethals to be governor of the Panama canal zone after April 1. Goethals accepts, plans to organize the permanent operating force of about 2,600 employees, with a salary context of $10,000 to $16,000 depending on the act and term.
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Washington
Wilson
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal Zone
Senate
Garrison
Panama Canal
Goethals
Gurrison
Goethals Pon
Britten
Illinois
Colo~nel Goethals
Garbigon
Co- Noebra
Canal Vane
Culebra
Secretary of Wars
Célene Goethals
Adamson
Canal
Senate debate denounces Wilson trust policy amid anti trust hearings
Senators denounce the administrations trust policy as favorable to corporations while hearings on anti trust bills proceed. Cummins and Bristow clash over methods to punish violations, and Adamson discusses capitalizations with President Wilson as trade commission hearings loom.
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Commins
Democratic Party
Cummins
Bristow
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Interstate Trade Commission
Bittard Rites Held After Clarke County Death
Athens Georgia January 3 special T Bittard longtime Clarke county native dies at home after long illness. Funeral Friday at Winterville conducted by Rev C L Patillo and Rev Eb Hill. Survived by widow and son M B Pittard. former representative from Oglethorpe county in legislature. Norcross and Kingston obituaries follow with multiple local figures noted.
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Athens
Bittard
Clarke County
Mason
Methodist Church
Winterville
C. L. Patillo
Decatur
EB. T. Hill
M. B Pittard
Oglethorpe County
Waycross Postmaster to Take Office Monday
Waycross Georgia January 35 Special Waycross will have a new postmaster Harvey Hunn who was recently appointed to fill the position made vacant by the resignation of Postmaster Charles I sturphy has received his commission and will be checked in Saturday week The new postmaster is well known through this section having been connected with the Citizens bank for several years as assistant cashier The retiring post master has given Waycross an excellent administration in the postoffice.
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Waycross
Harvey
Hunn
Charles I. Sturphy
Citizens’ Bank
Postettte
Government 10 Fight Smelting Combine headline item
Washington reports the Department of Justice will seek to dissolve the American Smelting and Refining Company under the Sherman Act. A bill in equity is being prepared. F W Lehmann may aid the so called trust. The case ranks with major antitrust actions against Standard Oil and U S Steel after years of investigation.
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Washington
Department of Justice
American Smelting and Refining Company
Smelting Trust
Department
F. W. Lehmann
United States
Eniciting Corporation
Standard, Ou
Steel Corporation
American, Smelting and Refining
American Smelters Sucubles — Company
New Jersey
Securites Company
Mexico
American Smeltered Steamship Company
Daniel Guggenheim
Barton Sewell
Edward Brush
WI Merrius
Isaac Guggenheim
S. R. Guggenheim
Tillman and Blease Called by Committee
Columbia January 24 Senator Tillman and Governor Blease will appear before legislative committees appointed to investigate alleged scandalous conditions at the state hospital for the insane. The committee organized this afternoon with Senator T J Mauldin of Henriken as chairman and Representative Wrythe of Spartanburg as secretary. First testimony will be taken Tuesday afternoon. Subpoenas will be issued for the asylum superintendent, the board of regents secretary, the secretary of the asylum commission and members of the commission.
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Columbia, & C
Tillman
Blease
State Hospital For the
T. J. Mauldin
Hekens
Ee . Wrythe
Spartanburg
Board of Regents
Radium Aids Quayle Daughter as Recovery Seen
In Baltimore on January 29 Miss Margaret Quayle daughter of Bishop Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal church shows strength gains during radium treatment. No information on Congressman Brenner's condition was available.
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Baltimore
Margaret Quayle
Bishop Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bremner
Scott Signs with Boston After Declining Indianapolis Offer
Everett Scott, infielder from Bluffton Indiana, signed with the Boston American League club today. He will earn a salary of 2500 dollars after refusing an offer of 4000 dollars to join the Indianapolis Federals.
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Scott
Red Sox
Bluffton
Ind
Everett Scott
Boston
Indianapolis Federals
Funeral notices for Burton Simpson and Miss Mary Scott
Funeral services announced for Horace Burton Simpson with pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Also obituary for Miss Mary Scott of Smyrna Georgia, survived by three sisters and two brothers, with services in Powder Springs and interment plans.
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Mary Scott
Merntime
Gunner Station
H. A. DuPree
Mixa Sara Scott
Mra
A. White
J. Scott
W. M. Scott
Marietta
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Etowah Te
WW. Scott
Atlanta
Yeluck
Powder Springs
Methodist
Patterson & San
Barclay and Brandon Co Funeral Directors Ad
Barclay and Brandon co. Funeral Directors at 246 Ivy GH. Brandon serves as president with R T M Brandon as vice president and J W Awtry as secretary and treasurer.
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Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy
GH. Brandon
R. ™. Brandon
J. W. Awtry
Supreme Court of Ga Case List with Multiple Parties
Supreme Court of Georgia heard and submitted a long docket listing numerous civil cases from various counties including Wilkes and Franklin. Names include William Williams, Stayer, Cougell, Walton, Ward, Parker, Haley, Webb, Deadwrist, Rickardaen, Phillips, Mize, Syracuse Chilled Plow, J T Langston, Watts, Brown, Magid, Rogers, First National Bank of Walsenburg, Bowling, Morrison, Smithy Jones, Moss, Kirby, Malley, Cheatham, Hamilten, Shaw, Manufacturers' Finance Company, and others from Georgia Florida Alabama and beyond.
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William Willams
Stayer and Cougell
Washington
Wilkes
Churchill
Hero Neat
Ren
M. J. Walton
H. Ward
A. H
S. Ginn
Aveler Ghin
Madfanm
Haley
CP. Ray
Franklin, AL
M. Parker
Hart
Webb
V. AM
Deadwrist
Eibert
Derri
L. Rickardaen
Duke Chatoils
A. Phillips
Franklin
A. M.eutham
Fegin Ebert
V. B. B. Mize
Syracuse Chilled
Welly-Hardin Hardware Company
Duckson
J.T Langston
M. B. Watts
Rabun
J.D. Brown
UL. v. Matheson
Stephens
Magid v. C
First National Bank of Walsenburg
Gordon
Birs
W. Bowling v. O. M. Mime
Gordon i
Tofitches
W. G. Morrison
Dade
Salih Ve
C. Smithy Jones
Mowy
Jack Moss
Floyd
K. B. Kirby
Johnson County
Ings Banke
Douglan
TW Malley Vo H.C Pomel
Georgia
Miorida
Alabama Bellway Company
V. Maye & Bittock
Miller
Taye Wort
B. Cheatham
Errell
Die Hamilten
W. B. Duvall
Wilcox
F. A Shaw
J. N. Bray
Former Postmaster Sought for Embezzlement in Maryland
Solomon P. Sheers once postmaster at Larg Leigh Heights in Anne Arundel county is accused by the government of embezzling about 6000 dollars. He disappeared from his home last Thursday and has eluded government agents up to tonight. The little Syrians church in Minneapolis is 20 feet from sill to cross on the spire and holds fifteen pews. In Russell Massachusetts at Mt Shatterack a 100 ton granite balance rock rests on a pinpoint. It first tilted 17 inches and has withstood many attempts to dislodge it.
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Balttimore
Solomon P. Sheers
Larleigh Heights
Anne Arundel County
Minneapolis
Minn
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Norman Hackett
Keith
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Bui
Marshall P. Wilder
Che
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Felis Bianche
Comedienne
Pretty Gownie
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Mrs. Fiske
Flake
Mary Paga
Ed Ward
Williams
M’adoo
E. Rich & Bros. CO
Majestic
WAM. Rich. & Bros. CO
Captain Russell
Battleship
South Carolina
R. B. Russell
Speaker
Federation of Labor
Western Electric
Rouse Judiciary Committee
Manning
Towa
Combine
Martine
Bouse Interstate Commerce Committee
Capitalization and Trade Commission
Davies
Corporation Bureau
Ishamah
Pittard
J. Wootten
Norcross
Soesial
W. J. Wootten
Ida Wootte
May Wootten
Merriam Sholax
Bessemer
N. C
W. H. Harper
Kingston
W. H.’ Harper
Azea
Joe
Frank
Broory Harper
E. Gaines
Rome
John Clark
Calhoun
Frank Wilkins
Esther Holley
Asther Holley
C. HB. Holley
Blounstown
Tia
Greenberg & Bond's
Bloonstown
W. B. Thomas
Ceballos
Cuba
Russel Thomas
J. M. Caldwell
Jusst Point
Shadnor Church
T. Jones
Rome, Ga
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Marr Ga
Richard Jones
O. EF. Snellgrove
A. Gugenheim
Birmingham
Aaron Gugenhelm
Alo
A. B. Bourquard
Greenberg & Bond
Ohio
Anna Pybas
Dudley Glass
Mont Magle
Tenn
William H. Austin
James W. Austin
Greenville
Louise Swanson
Louise
Swanson
Cobb County
Mar’s Hill
B. Benjamin
Benamin
Vicon Sauberhue Aitente
Geortien
Yierdl
Bughes
Third National Bank
Broad Street
Government
Great
Guggenheim Corporation
Tillman and
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Trinity Avenue
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Peachtree Street
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George Adair
Forrest Avenue
Bedford Place
John J. Woodside Real Estate
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BELL
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Foerth
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