Senator Fall on Villa and Huerta at El Paso
Senator Fall accuses Villa of looting, holding up an American company with a $40 000 shipment and a $405 000 total, and lauds pursuing constitutional government in Mexico. He contrasts Villa with Huerta, saying neither Garza nor Carranza could restore order, and cites cases of violence against Americans as he urges careful policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Villa
Fatt
Huerta
Fatl
Villas
Mr Falls
Madero Mege
Juarez
Madero Villa
Mexico
Jones
Fall
Torreon
Chihuahua
Castro
Luis Terrazas
Chi Ruahua
United States
Bryan
Veco
Tenty
Mexaco
Mevico
Saladax
Senator Fall
Senelity
Bryans Lette
Shively
Sepistis
Hanman
Tueion Elations
Ottervention
Vosco
Department of State
New Mexico
Bamfesth
Carrans
Texas Senator Chides Colquitt Over Mexican Policy
Texas lawmakers debate Mexico policy, with Senator Sheppard defending President Wilson and criticizing Governor Colquitt. He argues intervention risks war and praises State Department efforts, noting border commerce and public sentiment favoring peace over conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Hia
Taft
State Department
Mexico
United States
Texas
Raps Gov. Colquitt
Sheppard
Is State
Wilton
Elies
High Exchange Rate In Mexican Capital
The article notes sharp exchange rate movements in Mexico City with mention of a tightened market. It references bankers and government action as the only alternative to stabilize the peso, hinting at a federal plan to establish a new bank and control mechanisms amid volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merxien
Toois
Totadir
Constancy Bing
Four Huerta Officials Held by United States
Four Huerta officials were arrested in Texas and charged with conspiring to violate federal neutrality laws. Miguel Diebold inspector Alfredo Margin his vice consul and Rosalina said to be a secret recruiting officer faced bonds of 660 each while two others posted 2000 bonds. The arrests followed the detention of Mexicans at Piedras Negras as they prepared to board a train toward Harle Pass Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Vaso
Texas
Federa
Tod
Ths
Agi
United States
Miguel
Diebold
Vassiss
Alfredo Margin
Rosalfina
Wuorta
Diebold We
de la Sierra
Harle Pass
Piedras Negras
Secutts
Mecvan
Rebels Beat Federals in Tampico Battle
Washington reports confirmation of a constitutionalist victory over Mexican federals at Alamira near Tampico. Admiral Fletcher relayed the dispatch to the navy department noting the defeat and signaling a strengthened position for the constitutionalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Washington
Alamira
Navy Department
Fletcher
Alami
Huerta orders army to take offensive in Mexico
The federal army, about four hundred strong, is to begin an offensive against Carranza’s forces while the garrison remains near 1,500. Huerta telegraphed governors and commanders to actively push the rebel northward and resolve the dangerous situation, warning followers to protect foreigners and accept responsibility for neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solace
Tampico
Hermione
Dresden
Vera Cruz
Des Moines
Huerta
Mexico City
Carranzas
Night Clubhouse Fire Kills 30 to 35 in St Louis
A deadly blaze swept the clubhouse shared by the Williamson Athletic Club and the Boalmens Bank, killing 30 to 35. Injured patrons include Theodore Ley and Jett top fracture victims. the building’s seven stories sustained severe damage and the intercollegiate track meet was canceled. Firefighters rescued others from upper floors as the fire alarm drew questions about possible dynamite causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Otis Company
St Loma
Norman Hancock
Curlo Clothing Company
St Louis
William J Kinser
Kinser Construction Company
St Lows Y
Theodore Ley
City
U M
Stott St Louis
Llaor
William Reerner
Howse
Vissouri Athletic Club
Beth Geet
Sith Uour
Tares
Walliams
New York
Globe Canwoy Company
Iast
Maine
Chicago
Lnce
F Walsh
John Hyver Engine Company
Robert Magu
Wisorn
Robert Magill
Uis
Storbardine
Wilsom Athletic Club
Boalmens Bank
St Lewis
Fie
Boatmens Bank
Florida Adds $3500 To Fund For Oglethorpe Endowment
Florida raises its Oglethorpe endowment effort with a $3500 contribution and reports 200 Sanford church members sending $2500, swelling the Florida total to $22,000. Dr Thornwell Jacobs, the project’s field agent, wires progress from Florida as the effort draws in donors from outside states. Newark Warch notes Liggett & Meyers Tobacco declares a 4 percent extra dividend and approves issuing $727,100 of 7 percent cumulative preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostethar
Aaversity Endowment
Thornwell Jacobs
Feld
Florida
Jacobs
Atlanta
Sanford Tla
Oxiethorpe
Tobacco
Newark Warch
Liggett & Meyers Tobacco Company
Breakout on Child's Head Cured by Cuticura Products
A mother describes a year old child scabbed scalp and watery pimples spreading to ears, causing distress during washing. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the scalp is cured. The ad promotes Cuticura Soap priced 25c and Cuticura Ointment 50c with a free Skin Book offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doison
William Davis
Dept
Boston
Exchange gambling in products of farne
Washington March 9. Representative Robert L Henry of Texas proposes a joint house and senate inquiry into exchange gambling in agricultural products. James Manahan of Minnesota authors a resolution on Chicago Board of Trade and cotton exchanges New York and New Orleans. Hearings over four years have yielded thousands of pages of testimony, with money and power at stake, while Henry argues outside experts and testimony are needed to examine trading methods and whether exchanges rob farmers. Henry opposes changes he says could demoralize cotton and grain markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Robert L Henry
Texas
Chaiman
House Rules Committee
James Manahan
Minnesota
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
New Orleans
Henry
Lachanges
Heary
Lexay
Texan
Keith Vaudeville at Mt Theaters Draws Big Crowds
The Keith Vaudeville program at Mt. theater features Matty Tighe and his collegians with Gordon Stepien and Loraine Lester. Turkish pianist Ismed Doviced, Alberta Moore, Wyllie Young, Lad we Chirore, Carl Ryu, Doraarly, and Will Kemp provide comedy, song, and novelty acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Matty Tighe
Wondar
Stepien Gordon
Loraine Lester
Ismed Doviced
Alberta Moore
Wyllie Young
Danner and Son
Alfl
Vandevalle
Carl Ryu
Doraarly
Will Kemp
County Sheriff Comedy Delights Bijou Audience
The Bijou audience enjoyed The County Sheriff a four act comedy drama with William McDonald as Vie Nadwinn and Walter Vanske as the village blacksmith. Strong support from Kate Gibbon Delmar and Delmar plus a lively chorus boosted the evening into a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
Che Pliv
William McDonald
Vie
Walter Vanske
Mace Cline
Kate
Misenna Brandt
Tomin Allen
Miedarick Baldwin
Geo We Rosy
Kate Pitz Gibbon
Ant Tim Cutter
Three Arrested on Kidnaping Charge in Asheville
Three individuals Tom Tintler Waites Tinsley and Besse Reynolds were arrested on kidnapping and abetting charges linked to the disappearance of Bettie Tina Cole daughter of prominent farmer Fo Cole. Warrants were issued for Betty Huebson and Carrie Tynslew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Noc
Bettie Tina Cole
Tole
Cheers
Tom Tintler Waites Tinsley
Besse Reynolds
Aing
Bette Huebson
Carrie Tynslew
Norfolk Southern foreman crushed on Newbern tracks
March 9 reports say George Washington Babsen, a Norfolk Southern repair foreman, was crushed to death this afternoon while working on a moving train yard track in Newbern. He was beneath a car as a winch shifted cars without warning.
Exhumed body of Vergara sparks cross border inquiry
News from Texas and Mexico reports that Clemente Vergara, a Texas ranch man, was exhumed from a Hidalgo cemetery and his body returned to the United States. Both state and federal officials investigate who crossed the border and who helped in the exhumation and transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarada
Texas
Clemente Vergara
Hidalgo
Mexico
O. B Colquitt
Bony Hutchings
Vergara
Vodalgo
Geen
Colqulit
Austin
Clemente Vernara Ameen Tanchman
United States
Colquitt
Texit
Henry Hutchings
Laredo
Hutchings
Theody
Colamitt
Iudalgo Mexico
Teras
Wilson
J J Sanders
Texas Rangers
Goverior Colywlt
Vergaras
Washington
Clamante Vergara
Huelgo
Rio Grande Sarh
State
War Departments
State Department
Garrett
Nuevo Laredo
Mil
Tess
Bryan
War Department
Gurmaon
Bliss
Horder
United Stati
Muerta
Keller hears high note despite deafness claim
Helen Keller announced in Los Angeles that she believes she heard the high note of a singer, Minna Saltzman Stevens, after a series of experiments. Keller, who is deaf and blind, previously doubted whether the singer's voice vibrations reached her ear drums, but now states she is convinced she could hear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Keller
Minna Saltzman
Vass Keller
Reopening Arrangements Re perfected for Americus Bank
Washington March 1 Special The defunct Americus National Bank will reopen under a plan agreed by Comptroller Walliams and bank representatives. Treasury conditions were outlined to be pursued by stockholders and depositors’ representatives to complete the reorganization and resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Americus National Bank
John Skelton
Walliams
W T Lane
Hollis Fort
TR Statham
Treasury Department
West mileage cut by choosing Savannah route
Washington March 9 Special Senator West surprised the senate clerk by filing mileage for a shorter route to Washington. He could claim 904 miles via Atlanta, but listed 774 miles via Savannah, saving 20 cents a mile and totaling about $26 per Congress season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator West
Senate
Atlanta
Savannah
Congress
Long obituary notices from Cedartown and area
A string of brief mortuary notices from Cedartown and nearby towns, listing residents who have died, their surviving relatives, and funeral arrangements. Entries name Augusta Houseal, Mrs K H Cithcart, Dickson Mondey, Kathley Lynen, and others, with churches, cemeteries, and funeral times noted.
Tuberculosis meeting set for neat Thursday
Atlant Anti Tuberculosis Association schedules its fifth annual meeting at Carnegie Library next Thursday at 4 PM. Hugh M Willet will summarize the year’s work, with department reports and discussions on the Battle Hill and Alto state sanitariums, plus Ragel Fund Foundation notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlant
Anti Tuberculosis
Carnegie Librars
Hugh M Willet
Battle HI
Alto
Ragel Fund Foundation
Hollingsworth Dies After Short Illness in Atlanta Home
James Hollingsworth died at his sun’s residence 4 Sibemanrle avenue after a several year decline. He moved from Conyers Ga to Atlanta about 35 years ago and served as elder in local churches. Survived by four sons, three daughters, and three sons in law and daughters in law. Funeral at 10:30 AM at the residence with interment in West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeaam Neton
Alice Doane Brunson
North Carolina
George W Brunson Jr
Greenville 5 C News
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Toda
Cedartown
Augusta Houseal
J Houseal
Philpot Street
Co. W Wood
BR. B Paris
Cuey
Clevier Houseal
Jin and
William House
Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
K OH Cithcart
Dallas
Puneral
Flint Hill
Hiram
TE GH
L Gathcart
Atlant
Woda Lester
Rockmuert
I & Woe
Charles Anderson
DuNan
Sinters
Wolf Wilson
Hi Rochdates
Dickson Nee Mondey
Mish Kathley Lynen
Priyie Ganitarium
Norcrous Street
Patterson
Thapel
Faneral
Titech
West View Cometers
Mry Moges
Tyaan
Fannie Sterne
East North Avenue
James
Ftullingsworth
Hla
Hollingswoth
Hollingsworth
Atlanta
Conyers
the Presbyterian Church
Moore Memorial
First Presbyterian
Mim
Allants
Weat View Cemetery
Core Coif in One Day Take Sanative Bromine Quinine Tablets
Fragmentary ad style note promises cure with Sanative Bromine Quinine tablets sold by druggists. Mentions Telung money and Groves signature on each box. Source text is incomplete but indicates a medicinal product with a personal endorsement.
Girl Confesses After Infant Found Dead in Rome Suburb
In a Rome Georgia suburb a dead infant was found in a fashionable yard prompting a coroner led inquiry. Hattie McCroskey confessed to being the mother and implicated 18 year old Raymond May as the father. May was arrested on a $20,000 bond to face the next term of Floyd Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hattie McCroskey
McCroskey
Miss McCroskey
Raymond
Bribe charges tied to Johnson in House hearing
In Washington, Johnson of Kentucky faced remarks in the House as an ex representative and district committee member, with accusations of influence peddling and connections to market brokers. The hearing touched on possible oil and market dealings and unverified moves within committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Tive Johnson
Kentucky
Chilioan
Columt
Todiy
Brainard
Washington
Wirner
Johnam
Todie
Rom Miler
Julsen
Warnes
Ube
Saloon ban approved by voters in Muncie
Voters in Muncie approved a measure barring saloons in March. The decision restricts license issuance and limits alcohol service, reflecting a shift in local policy and social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Blood Needs Tonic Touch To Boost Keen Health?
A fragmented note discusses blood and tonic, urging help for healthier hair and vitality. The text is garbled, but hints at tonic use and health benefits claimed by a famous blood product.
Blood Disorder Remedy From Georgia Plants
An advertisement extols a semi tropical medicinal remedy from Georgia grown plants for blood purification. It claims to remove impurities with every heart beat, reduce fatigue, and relieve nervous strain by improving blood quality. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle of Sa8 from The Swift Special Co in Atlanta, and to request their free book on impoverished blood.
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Ichorus
Mitton
Delmar
Columbia
Wilton
Frank Beaumont
Tenne Delmar
Atlanta
Diantaze
Oho
Funes
Cys
Densmore
Tharack
Georgia
Swift Specia Co Gis
Swift Blag
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Library Bureau
Hurt
Ivy
Oglethorpe
Farne
Alice Brunson
Americus Bank
Mortuary
Miss Houseal
R. H. Cathcart
W. H. Wilson
Kathleen Tyson
Suner
Osir Mane Mig
Frank Gibson
Smyrna
Ron
Fairlie and
Walton Streets
L. T. Cheek
Li Cheek
A_D Gheek
Glenn Street
Greenbers & Road
Wartinga
E. A. Longshore
LA Longshore
Poole
Ellen
Julia Longshore
W. A. Kelly, Jr
Orlock
PiLhett Street
Mae
Kelly Buneral
al & O
Donehoos Chapel
Carterstife
Inter Men
C. B. Mayfield
CB Mayfeid
Vic
Mayheid
McDonough Road
Antioch Cemetery
Susie Clinton
Peters Street
Greenberg & Ond
West View
Julia Kersey
Wis Tula Kersey
Wis
de Cléch
Konenaa Schipel
Ted Oak Cemetery
George Hangroanis
George Tangroanis
Sandee
Ley Greek Church
Johnson
J Cash Grocery
East
Mitchell ST
Hickor
Cash Grocery CO
South Broad
Sewell Commission Co
Whitehall
Decatur
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