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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
10
Tug Madison Sinks After Collision With Old Dominion Ship
Newport News Va March 9 the Old Dominion line steamer Madison collided with the tug Daniel Willard in Hampton Roads near Cra ney Island. The Willard sank, four men injured and one missing. The Madison continued toward Norfolk from New York, while the Willard, carrying a barge, was bound for Hampton Road to finish coal barge to Boston service. The sinking left the tug resting on the mud bottom with stern above water as crews witnessed the event. The Willard is owned by Whiteman Brothers of New Africans.
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Newport News
Old Dominion Line
Madison New York
Norfolk
Daniel Willard
Hampton Roada
Buahbiutf
Madison
Creney ‘S Land
Fred A Johnson
Angel Rio
Manuel Mosquero
T Hf Thompson
Igamea
Don
Willard
Hampton Road
Boston
Craney Island
New York
Whiteman Brothers
New Africans
German War Loan Subscriptions Hit New Total
Berlin reports further subscriptions to the fourth war loan amounting to 65 million marks. Banks and societies list large bids including Cologne Savings Bank 20 million, Provincial Bank of Westphalia 25.1 million, and War Leather Society 20.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Today
Cologne
Provincial Bank of Westphalia
War Leather Society, Limited
Eternal Triangle in Pannell Murder Case
Read like a sensational courtroom narrative Mrs Pannell describes years of desertion and public shame as her husband pursued multiple affairs across cities from Atlanta to Clarksdale He allegedly exploited funds meant for the family and forced her and their children to endure neglect while a woman named Malie Crawford flaunted luxury and provoked conflict She recalls violence toward her and her daughter Elva and asserts support for a defense portraying him as ungovernable and unfaithful.
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Bore
Pannell
Elva
Mra Parnell
Greensboro
John A Rovkin
Flva
Mrs Pannells
Forsyth County
Atlanta
Ed Pannell
Orme Street
Helens, Ark
Clarksdale
Miss
Malle Crawford
Greemabore
Hot Springs
Memphis
Tenn
Roan
Momes
Sha
Greenaboro
Wwedie Mayer
Seamn
Lve
Liva
Dra Wolf
Mattie
Plan to investigate charges fuels tense family tragedy
Mrs Pannell is detained at police HQ without bond as investigators probe the slaying of her husband. The family battles over funeral arrangements and pursuit of legal action, while neighbors recall a devoted husband and father. Elva and other children describe a loving home prior to the breakfast incident.
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Chis
Mayo
Greensboro
Pannell
Chief Mayo
Buriel
Cane Pannells
Charles Holt
Pannells
Luckie Street
Elva
Date Set for Vote on Armor Plant Bill
Washington March 9 Senator Tillmans bill to fund and construct a government armor plant was brought up in the senate with agreement for a vote on Tuesday March 21. A heated debate ensued as Senators Swanson and Gallinger clashed over delaying tactics and the absence of Senator Lodge who was away on personal business but would speak against the bill upon return.
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Tillmans
Senate
Swanson
Gallinger
Lodge
Loge
Senator Gailinger
Senator Swanson
Massachusetts
Virginia
Senator Tilman
Senator Lodge
Naval Committee
Tillman
Britain to hold Germans as naval vessel transfers raise tension
Washington reports confidential advices say Britain will not release thirty eight Germans and others from the American steamship Chins bound from Shanghai to San Francisco. A British reply to the U.S. note is expected within two weeks as inquiries review prisoners as to age and military status. The United States argues no international law justifies removal of neutrals to a war zone.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Chins
Shanghai
China
Foreign Office
Ambassador Page
London
Europe
Department
Pierpentrink
Wenzel
Raed Oso
Earl Russell
Trent
Baker sworn in as secretary of war in Washington
Newton D Baker was sworn in today as secretary of war in Washington. The oath was administered by John Randolph, assistant chief clerk, with nearly fifty years in the service. Baker was introduced to staff officers and General Scott, and held an informal reception with most Army officers stationed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newton D Baker
John Randolph
Baker
Taniels
General Scott
Bottle Neck refund clash with Mayor Woodward at city council
Mayor Woodward είπε he would not sign the $5,000 payment to Central Bank and Trust for widening Peachtree bottle neck after aldermen overrode his veto. He cited constitutional limits on city obligations while council members argued approved plans dating to 1912 and earlier installments, with Maddox present to recount the history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Board of Aldermen
Central Bank and Trust Company
Peachtree
Bottle Neck
Aldermanic Board
State Supreme Court
Edwin F Johnson
Supreme Court
Edward Inman
Forsyth Street
Peachires
Cts
Thomson
Kelley
Maddox
Hardening Arteries Relief Claims Promised Without Drugs
Recent notice from The R Von Walden Institute in Cincinnati Ohio offers a guaranteed relief method for hardening arteries and related heart conditions. A free booklet, credentials, and a scientific exam chart are provided, with refunds if satisfactory results are not obtained for those sending a complete symptom description.
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R von Walden Institute
Mitchell Bldg
Cincinnati
O—tadv
City Borrowing Debate Delays Work and Repayment
In a Thursday meeting Mayor Woodward explained that citizens funded the project as the city could not proceed. He would not sign the repayment check until court clarity. he opposed city borrowing for improvements, arguing that only those who can advance funds receive benefits while the city’s finances remain strained.
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Woodward
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