Carranza rebuffs U S demand on Benton killing inquiry
Mexico's Carranza rejects Washington's request for information on the Benton case, saying he will answer only through proper diplomatic channels. The note notes he will respond to British and American queries via authorized representatives as tensions rise amid revolutionary turmoil in Nogales and Chihuahua.
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Taement
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Lenich
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Wade
Carrazza
Jeral Carranza
Bry
Citizens' League Formed to Seek Saner Government
A Citizens' League of Atlanta announces its formation to take an aggressive part in city politics. It aims to oppose agitation and support capable, reputable men for public office, establish a bureau of research, and challenge misrepresentations in public life. Continued on Page Six.
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Peiter
Ife
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Sredenn
Paxon
Tinta
Leagie
Ligue
Bureau of Research
Lis Cent
Spring Fashion Supplement Promises New Fashions
The Constitution announces a March 11 Spring Fashion Supplement to guide women and men in selecting apparel for spring and summer. It will showcase the newest designs from Europe and America and report on gowns and accessories from society leaders. Readers are urged to order the paper for full fashion coverage.
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Europe
America
Council to Agree on Sheet Monday Amid Budget Debate
The city council nears a final settlement on the 1924 money sheet at Monday’s afternoon session. Aldermen Nutting and Hingphrey announced concessions likely to pass, including $500 for Lucerne Avenue paving and $39 for an engine house in the fifth ward, with funding from the street fund and anticipated revenues under scrutiny.
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Comentman & Hingphrey
Finance Computtee
Finance Committee
Luerle Avenue
Ufth
James G Woodward
Shas Nan
Eridas Tught
Maddox
Engine House
Lees
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Orde
Maddon
Davis Street
Capitol Steps Scant Costume Dancer Miss Burke Sought
Deputies under Colonel Higems search the Capitol grounds for Miss Vannie Burke of New York after a scant costume dance on the front steps. Two men who accompanied her in a taxicab and a moving picture man who photographed the event are also wanted as officers pursue charges.
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Washington Tebruk
Charles C
Merchants of Atlanta Charge Discrimination Is Practiced
Atlanta merchants allege bias in Fort McPherson purchasing with NY city contracts for commissary supplies. They claim bids were limited last month, denying Atlanta bids while the army buys where cheapest, though officials say purchases follow lowest price regardless of location.
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Fort McPhergon
New York
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Army
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New York City
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Bible Conference Opens Today With Diverse Speakers
A Bible conference starts today at multiple churches including North Avenue Presbyterian and Westminster Presbyterian. Dr Dickey of Winona directs the event with speakers such as Rev. Peeclvsl Mergen of London and Dr Campbell Morgan’s son, plus Dr William Souper leading sessions. The schedule lists morning and evening talks at Central, Trinity, and Grace Methodist churches, featuring various clergy and visiting dignitaries.
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Sol C Dickey
Winona
Avenue
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Howden
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Wesbyterian Church
Peeclvsl Mergen
London
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Frank \. Palmer
Winenn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Prag Chen
Christian Teather
Sixteenth Atlanta Bible Conference Opens at Tabernacle
The sixteenth annual Atlanta Bible conference opens this afternoon at the Tabernacle auditorium at 3 oclock with Dr Lol C Dickey presiding and Dr G Campbell Morgan of London as principal speaker. About 5000 people are expected to attend. A brief address by Dr Dickey and a formal speech by Dr Morgan will cap the event with all conference speakers present on the mat. The conference runs through Sunday with daily sessions noted on page four.
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Atlanta
Bible fragments hurled at Dr Aked during cornerstone ceremony
A well dressed man disrupted the laying of the cornerstone at the First Congregational Church Federation in San Francisco by hurling Bible fragments at Rev Dr Charles Aked. The Bible cover, tagged with labels including Property of the San Francisco Church Federation, was left on the cornerstone and the man fled. Dr Aked, noted for opposing orthodoxy on the Virgin birth, attributed the act to a protest of his views.
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First Congregational Dimen
Charles
San Francisco Church Federation
Aked
Gornerstone
Wilson to honor Underwood at White House tribute
Washington reports President Wilson will pay tribute to Oscar W Underwood of Alabama for his work as Democratic House leader. A Gimmet at the White House is planned for March 9, with invitations to majority leaders and Mans members of Congress.
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Oscar W Underwood
Alabama
House
Waron
White House
Congress
Wiil
Helen Ferguson Tells Defense in Affidavit Of Advance
Mary Phagan witness Helen Ferguson, a factory girl, testifies she was frightened by a drunken African American man who approached her and prompted her to flee upstairs. The defense contends Mary Phagan was slain during the same period.
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Helen Ferguson
Conley
Leo Frank
Negro
Mary Phagan
Denies Repudiation of Testimony In Frank Trial
Helena Ferguson testified to drunken advances by Jam Conley on the murder spot and described fleeing up stairs. Nina Formby told the defense she did not swear to a prior affidavit, while C W Burke claimed Ferguson helped secure Frank’s conviction.
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Nina Formby
Helen Ferguson
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Leo Franks Tral
the Constitution
Jam Conley
Mary
Phagani Mas
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Theo Lacy Convicted Of 50000 Theft In Montgomery
Theo Lacy was found guilty by a Montgomery jury of a fifty thousand dollar theft. The verdict covers only one indictment among several accusing him, former chief clerk of the state probation department, of embezzling over 300 thousand dollars. The jury returned after forty seven minutes. Lacy showed no strong emotion. Judge Armistead Brown may sentence him Monday.
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Ala
Theo Lacy
Oelockh
State Convict Department
Adea
T- 39
Armistead Brown
Atchten
Brown
Burkes Talk on Conley Leads to Weather Report Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment references Burke, Conley, and Conyers, mentioning conversations and a weather report from Georgia. It notes temperatures, rainfall, and a deficient month tally, but details are unclear and disjointed.
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