Moheno Sails to United States Attacks U S Mexico Policy
Vera Cruz July 10 former Mexican minister of commerce and labor Querto Moheno sailed aboard the Espagne to address Americans on Mexicos crisis He charged a secret progressive platform in the United States led by Roosevelt and condemned President Wilson and party leaders for interference He predicted further interventions and promised to reveal letters proving political plots. General Joaquin Maas also aboard with his family awaiting possible ashore protection.
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Spend Your Pennies Save the Nickels Is John D New Maxim
New York July 10 John D Rockefeller reversed his wealth advice to a schoolteacher and told how to accumulate fortune. While walking his Pocantico Hills estate he gave six cents to several children of his employees and said there is a penny to spend and a nickel to save. He explained candy for children explains the shift in guidance.
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Porter Attacked by Judge Maddox in Rome Meeting
In Rome Georgia two hundred policyholders of State Mutual Life Insurance met to authorize a five member committee to aid in the receivership fight now before the Georgia Supreme Court. Judge John W Maddox accused former president Charles R Porter of instigating suits and urged action for possible criminal proceedings. The group proposed reorganizing the company by writing off fifteen percent of policy face values to restore solvency and continue business.
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The Constitution Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Informa tion
A city wide service invites public use to find rooms or board. The Constitution operates a free Bureau of Boarding and Rooming House Information and asks readers to list available rooms by contacting Telephone Main 600 or Atlanta 5001.
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Four Arrests Open First Defense Act Case Over Panama Forts
Warrants issued for Charles K. Field editor of Sunset Magazine Robert J. Fowler aviator Riley A Scott writer and Hay A Duhem photographer on charges of disclosing military secrets. Photos from an airplane showed Panama Canal fortifications and San Francisco Presidio. They were released on recognizance as grand jury proceeds.
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Three Men Indicted in Savannah Killing Case
Three men Aaron Brown Peter Alston and Honey Adams were indicted for the killing of Peter F Dewherry a white watchman at the American Agricultural Chemical plant in Savannah Ga Brown has confessed implicating the others police had little clue a week before the slayers were found
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Savannah saloonists escape penalty in July trial
Savannah reporters note that trial judges rejected spy testimony and discharged three white bar keepers accused by the Law Enforcement committee in Savannah, Georgia. Names Charle Abel Herman Chiet and Jack Kolman appear among the saloon personnel amid indictments pursued by two grand juries.
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Georgia Building at Panama Pacific Exposition Plans
A cut of the proposed Georgia building for the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco shows Edward Dougherty as designer. The Georgia site measures 200 by 206 feet facing Golden Gate Bay with an auditorium seating 400. Estimated costs include $30,000 legislative appropriation for exhibits and a $20,000 construction price, funded by Georgia residents.
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Ulster Unionists Form Provisional Government in Ulster
Sir Edward Carson arrives at Beltayt to a military reception as Ulster Unionists form a provisional government and mobilize volunteers. They authorize action to resist home rule while pledging loyalty to the crown and preserving rights under imperial parliament.
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Bonds for Hospital Vote Set in Bainbridge Georgia
Bainbridge voters will decide on a $20,005 city hospital bond issue. The council approved a resolution at the last meeting calling an election for August 12 to authorize the hospital project and related financing.
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Colquitt Near Death In Peculiar Motorcycle Accident
Savannah July 10 Special Walter W Colquitt prominent Savannah family member was badly burned when his motorcycle collided with a mule wagon on Waters Road. Gasoline leaked from the tank and ignition from the pips led to flames on his clothes. Convicts rushing back to camp aided by shoveling sand prevented worse burns. He was rushed to a hospital by ambulance after a severe crash.
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Double shackled escape from prison wagon near Eastman
John Houston, a self styled Primitive Baptist minister and lawyer, escaped from a double shackled prison wagon after attaching a two foot chain patch. He evaded capture in Gum Swamp with bloodhounds unavailable. Previously convicted of larceny, with ties claimed to bigamy in North and South Carolina, he was captured at J L Giddents farm near Eastman, hiding in a pond.
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Four Officers Duel With Negro Suspect in Athens
In White alley Athens four policemen including the chief and a night captain chased a wounded negro, Fane Jackson, who escaped. He later reached police HQ with injuries and may recover. He faced warrants for assault to murder, bearing a pistol, burglary, larceny, and other offenses. state cases. disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. a federal freight boxcar entering law will be docketed.
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Pythian Lodges Install Officers in Atlanta
The public installation of all Knights of Pythias lodges in Atlanta and the Fulton lodge of Fast Pont occurred Friday night at the Auditorium. Grand Chancellor H. M. Stanley installed the officers with assistance from acting grand officers. The event drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Notable speeches highlighted the unity of Atlanta lodges and the value of the Pythian order.
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Two Missing Nelms Sisters Still Sought in Portland
Victor Innes distances himself from the Nelms sisters case saying there is nothing to it. Police in Portland New Orleans and other cities press hotels and boarding houses for clues as Beatrice Nelms and Moss Beatrice Nelms Dennis remain unaccounted for. Officials weigh murder theories as searches continue.
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Weather Prophecy Partly Cloudy Outlook
Georgia sees partly cloudy skies Saturday and Sunday with a chance of focal thunderstorms. The forecast emphasizes limited rain activity but keeps a cautious note for localized storm development.
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