Southern Railway chief urges home growth for agrarian progress
Selma Alabama March 3 President Harrison of the Southern Railway company addressed the Selma Chamber of Commerce on Railroad Co operation for Southern Agricultural Development. He outlined the land and industrial department goals, immigration considerations, and keeping Southern natives at home to boost progress.
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Selma
Ala
Harrison
Southern Railway Company
Selma Chamber of Commerce
Southern Agricultural Development
Harmann
Southern Railway Land and Industrial Department
Spencer
Finley
Hoth
South
Alabama
Europe
Southern Development
Southrn
Religious Educators Gather in New Haven
New Haven Conn March 3 Maniny delegates to the eleventh annual international convention of the Religious Education association arrive for four days of talks and preliminary conferences. Foreign visitors are among the group. Taft is listed as a speaker.
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New Haven
Conn
Wormer
Taft
Adamson Sees Wilson About the Dam Act
Washingley May hi Chairman Adamson of the House committee on interstate commerce discussed with President Wilson the draft or general act proposed by Secretary Garrison to regulate water power projects in navigable streams. Representative Rainey of Sinvis also obtained the president’s views, who endorses the principle but Rainey doubts final agreement and foresees changes. Adamson will discuss the interview with the president.
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Washingley
Adamaon
House
Wilson
Oday
Or & Genera
Garrison
Rainey
Sinvis
Rarrison
Rainew
Adamson
Mexican Tension Eases Amid U S Mexico Talks
Cabinet notes show a reduced Mexican tension as Secretary Bryan hints at U S inquiries for Spanish subjects. Carranza's stance draws mixed views while officials push peaceful settlement before possible intervention. Marines aboard Hancock stay in New Orleans as Mondell criticizes policy.
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Carranza
United States
Great Britain
Benton
Daniels
Hancock
New Orleans
Gulf Water
Britain Keeps Hands Off Benton Case in Commons
In London on March 2, Sir Edward Grey stated the British government sees no immediate action in the Benton death investigation. He warned Britain may seek reparation if U S action is insufficient, while stressing reliance on diplomacy and arbitration with Mexico and Central American republics.
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Britain
London
William
Benton
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Edwards
Great Britain
United States
British Isles
Venustiano Carranza
England
Edward
Mexico
Mexico City deadlock limits action over Benton case
Extracts show a cautious reply from London noting Britain cannot force Mexican action. Officials say they cannot send force into Mexico, or blockade ports, as such steps would aid opposing factions. They promise to pursue further steps if circumstances change, and confirm Britain has not recognized Villa as belligerent nor secured protections for British subjects from Huerta.
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United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Benton
Howard Grey
Great ‘Britain
Villa
Edward
Huerta
Huerta seeks to free 5000 Mexican refugees
In Al Jaso Texas March 6 Huerta representatives say there is no treaty or international law to justify holding 5000 Mexicans who fled after the Ojinaga battle and are interned at Fort Bliss. Habeas corpus may be sought. officials argue The Hague treaty covers wartime internment only.
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al Jaso
Texas
United Btates
Ojinaga
Fort Bliss
Car
Huerta
Harris Walthall
H. R. Gamble
Miguel 5. Diebold
Mr. Walthall
United States
Mexico
State Department
American Held Prisoner at Torreon Reported by Arrivals
An American said to have been held prisoner at Torreon for two months is described by arrivals from Durango. Federal forces accuse Dent, former superintendent of construction for the Mexican National railway at Torreon, of rebel spying. Consul Hamm is reportedly seeking his release. The American, who dealt in hides, traveled from Durango to Torreon, and is said to have large sums of money seized by captors.
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Justes
Mex
Parente
Torreon
Smith
Dent
Terreon
Mexican National Railway
Hamm
Durango
Foreign affairs in hands of Carranza in Mexico
General Villa cleared up the origin of an order that stopped the Benton commission as it prepared to depart Juarez. Villa said Carranza sent the request and the Juarez garrison carried it out, placing foreign relations under the supreme chief. Villa also cited Carranza’s plan to educate forty poor Mexican children in the United States at public expense amid demoralized schools. The report notes a bomb-dropping aeroplane and 990 shrapnel shells arriving.
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Marcn
Benton Commission
Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Benton
United States
Street Bond Issue Discussed by City Committee
Chief Clayton told the committee Hugh Richardson plans a proposition to remove old buildings for new ones. The street panel authorized Councilman Boynton to confer with Richardson and adjust plans, with tentative focus on Peachtrea area. The committee will review streets daily with engineers, aiming to finish much of the work this year with 15000 available.
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Carnegie Way
Clayton
Hugh Richardson
George Boynton
Richardson
Weat Peach— Trea
Glenn Street
Kelley
McDonald
Ashley
Lee
Boynton
Dallas
Reynolds
White
Mason
Wardlaw
Miss Aileen Heppner Acquitted of Perjury
Chicago March 3. Miss Aileen Heppner was found not guilty by jury on perjury charges tied to the alienation suit involving John C. Henning, Clarence Funk, and Mrs Henning. The case followed a vindicated outcome for Funk and later conspiracy charges against others. Daniel Donahoe, Henning's attorney, was convicted.
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Chicago
Aileen Heppner
John C. Henning
Clarence 3
Punk
International Harvester Company
Henning
Funk
Daniel Donahoe
I. Ming Heppner
John Drew Shines In A Rare Double Bill At The Atlanta
Sidney Ormond reviews John Drew in a rare two play double bill at the Atlanta Theater. The performances blend humor, philosophy and pathos with strong turns by Laura Hope Crews Mary Boland and Ernest Lawford. The Tyranny of Tears and The Wil powerfully contrast, offering wit and mature insight into love ambition and the ironies of life. Continuous praise for Drew and the company.
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Sidney Ormond
John Drew
Atlanta
Ani Evenine
C. Haddon Chambers
Mr. Drew
Laura Hope Drews
Mary Boland
Gaever
Mies Woodward
Harnest Lawford
George Gunning
Mortuary notices batch reports multiple deaths and funerals
Death notices list BF Cook 56 at 488 Woodward avenue with services at 4 PM from home and interment in Convers Ga. Laura Moss 35 died near Union City. Bethesda church service and churchyard interment. Paul Rainwater 4 died at 28 Weyman avenue. funeral Poole's chapel and interment in Roswell Ga. Mrs va Croker died at 382 Glennwood avenue. Union Hesena mission service with West View cemetery interment. Loula Roye died at 67 Kennedy street. burial at Hollywood cemetery after 2 PM. Charley Smith 31 at 6 Boss avenue. one child. Poole's chapel arrangements. Mrs W D Smith died at 24 Druid place. service 11 AM at home, Oakland cemetery. J B Boyle died Sunday. body taken to Blue Ridge Ga for funeral and interment.
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BF. Cook
Woodward Avenue
Convers
Gam
Frank
Howard
Pierce
Louis Cook
C. Caleman
Mary
Vivian Cook
John
J. R. Cook
Laura Moss
Monay
Union City
Aes
Bethesda Church
Paul Rainwater
J. W. Rainwater
Weyman Avenue
Poole's Chapel
Roswell
Va. T. Croker
Glennword Avenue
Union Hesena Mission
Afarletta Street
West View ‘Cemetery
Loula Roye
Kennedy Street
Hollywood
Cemdry
Charley Smith
Boss Avenue
Poole’s
W. D. Smith
Druid Place
Oakland Cemetery
Kk. J. Haynie
Cascade Avenue
A. O
Roy Donehue
Marietta Street
James G. Woodward
John Jentzen
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Robert ™. Clayton
A. Thaden
Kelly
Walter Taylor
John Malone
West Iew
Smith
Martha & and
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Mie
Willams
Meridian
Cromer
Worner Carlisle
James Davie
Duluth
A. E. Smith
John Smith
D. F. Walter M
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AD. Mays
AL Patterson & Son
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Far Wilson
BG. Weet
BL. Abe, Collough
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CW. Matthews
Cook
B. F. Cook
BP. Praser
T. T. Davis
Conyers. A
Emma Bell
J. M. Cutler
Macon
Richard W. Bell
Peachtres Street
Richard Orme Flinn
West View Cemetery
H. M. Patterson
Bon
G. EB. Guerrier
W.s.bikin
Myron E. Freeman
WW. Kingston
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J. C. Haskell
Percy H. Adams
Joan F. Denton
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy Street
W. A. Stewart
TA. Stewart
Drew Stewart
Stewart McGinty
Culberson
GT. A. Pise
L. B. Richards
Ad Croker
GL. Croker
EY. White
High Paint
N.C
Cl. Croker
Union Rescue Mission
Marietta Streat
Glenwood Avenue
Patterson
M. Caster
Fred H. Wheeler
W. L. Hardin
Burge
Ulysses Lewis
M. Hanes
Barclay & Brandon's
Ivy
Lardock
Carroll and Hunter advertise coal at five dollars a ton
Best high grade Ji and NCOG coal advertised at five dollars per ton by Carroll and Hunter. The brief notice emphasizes reduced price and availability.
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Ji&sncog
Carroll & Hunter
Keen Public Appeal for Georgia Secretary Post
G Keen of Foster Valley Georgia urges voters to elect him secretary of state. He emphasizes his desire and asks readers to vote, repeating the call in strong terms.
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State of Georgia
G. Keen
Fost Valley, Ga
New York Digs Self From Snow Blanket
New York began to emerge from a heavy snow and ice cover as 16 000 shovelers 3 000 extra teams and the city street cleaning department worked with water and civic cooperation to clear trunk routes. Some side streets remained blocked and railroad access was limited while delayed trains continued to run late.
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New York
Milchin
No C. O. D. Shipments for the Thirsty Texans
Jefferson City March 3 The Missouri supreme court upheld the right of express companies to refuse C O D liquor shipments to Texas based on Texas law prohibiting such shipments. Liquor dealer Abraham Hesenberger claimed shipments were delivered to Pacifle Express and Wells Fargo for Texas hauls before the Texas law took effect. The express companies refused delivery after the law became effective.
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Jefferson City
Texas
Missouri Supreme Court
Abraham Hesenberger
Kansas City
Pagifle ,ExPress Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express
Final Briefs Against Thaw Delayed In Extradition Case
Quacord a s Azarens final briefs for the date of New York on the extradition of Harry K Thaw were to have been filed here today but William T Jerome representing the New York attorney general was granted five additional days. The document will likely be filed next Monday after which Thaw counsel will have thirteen days to reply.
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Quacord
A. S. Azarens
New York
Harry K. Thaw
William T. Jerome
Thaw
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