Reception to Diplomats at the Taft White House
Washington March 12 Taft hosts a brilliant diplomatic reception at the White House the first since the Tafts took office Ambassadors ministers and envoys in full dress uniforms enter the east room where Secretary Knox welcomes them They proceed to the blue room for audience with the president and Mrs Taft Tea and ices are served in the state dining room Mrs Taft wears pink silk with gauze lace and carries a large bouquet of pink roses
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Washington
White House
Mia Taft
Executive
Mra Knox
Tait
Colonel Bramwell
Captain Butt
Knox
Taft
Real Count as Stoker on Battleship Georgia
Philadelphia March 23 The crew of the battleship Georgia now back in the Philadelphia navy yard claims the real count as stoker Paul Bernard Zurowski. He says he was disinherited by his Polish father while studying at Heidelberg six years ago. he came to the United States, settled in Milwaukee, enlisted after a brief work period, and is noted for speaking several languages and being a good musician.
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Albert T Patrick
Texas
William Marsh Rice
Lberty Patrick
United States Supreme Court
Patrick
Sing Sing
Higgins
Lfe
Philadelphia
Georgia
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Paul Bernard Zurows
Poland
Heidelberg
Milwaukee
Boston
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Russell Grigwold Colt
Samuel P Colt
United States Rubber Company
Colt
Miss Barrymore
Maurice and
Georgia Drew Barrymdre
John Drew
Central American tension prompts U S and Mexico to act
Washington reports a crisis in Nicaragua as Zelaya faces pressure over the Emery claim. The United States withdraws the American charge at Managua, places the legation under a non diplomatic consul, and warns that intervention could follow if peace treaties fail. Mexico and the U S align on a hard line to secure order.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Micaragua
Zelayas
Ailura
Emery
State Department
Gregory
Managua
Legation
Central American
la Barra
Merco
Wilson
Nicaraguan
Zelaya
United Stad
México
Nicaragua
Bacon May Succeed White As Ambassador To France
A Paris report says former Secretary of State Bacon may be chosen to succeed Henry White as Ambassador to France, surprising diplomatic and government circles which expected Mr White to remain in position.
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Bacon
White
Paris
United States
Henry White
France
Ramatin
Kerwin to Climbers in Montgomery Braves Pitcher Signed
March 12 in Montgomer Alabama reports that Birmingham will not get pitcher Kerwin from the Minneapolis team. He signed a Montgomery contract February 6, with the deal reported to Secretary Farrell.
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Kerwin
Montgomer
Ala
Birmingham
Erwin
Minneapolis
Montgomery
Farrell
Arnold Forster Dies Former War Secretary in London
London dated March 12 reports the death of Hugh Oakely Arnold-Forster, former secretary of state for war from 1903 to 1908. He had suffered long illness and was born in large.
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H. O. Arnold-Forster
London
Hugh Oakely Arnold-Forster
Arnold-Forster
Lage
Sailors Are Rewarded for Rescue at Sea
Santiago Chile March 2 The Chilean officer and the gallants who rescued part of the passengers and crew of the American bark Prosste wrecked in the Straits of Magellan in 1807 have been given respectively a gold watch and a medal by John Hicks the American minister to Chile for their courageous efforts.
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Santiago
Chile
Prosste
Straits of Magellan
John Hicks
Ito Ghile
Speaker Kennedy Faces Fire in Texas House
In Austin on March 12, the Texas House, amid many bills and an imminent noon adjournment, fought disruptive charges that Speaker Kennedy had drawn funds and excused a clerk from attendance without House knowledge. The Senate journal sought to rebut allegations of widespread corruption by legislators, as midnight crowds filled both galleries during a lengthy session.
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Austin
Texas
House of the
Texas Legislature
Kennedy
House
Senate
Record Journal
Genator Thomas
Assembly
Mayor Resignation Accepted in Los Angeles
City council accepts Mayor A C Harper resignation. Next Monday to decide if an appointment should hold office to March 26 recall election date or to January 1 end of current term. Debates whether to fill vacancy or wait for voters.
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Los Angeles
Cal
City Council
A C Harper
President Eliot Plans City Tour and Harvard Dinner
President Eliot will tour the city and county by auto this morning then address Georgia Tech students at chapel. He will attend a luncheon at 1240 hosted by Mayor Maddox and the Fortythree committee, speak on commission government. Tonight he attends a Harvard Georgia club dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club with notable speakers and crimson decorations.
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Gins
Georgia School of Technology
Eliot
New Kimball
Maddox
Athinta
Elot
Piedmont Driving Club
Harvard Club of Georgia
Harvard Lub
Atlanta
Adkinson
Leot Joasph M Brown
Harvard
Robert F Maddox
Pope Skips Lenten Service in Vatican Audience Row
Following medical advice the pope did not attend the Lenten sermon this morning. He remained in his apartment to conduct Vatican affairs with necessary audiences.
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Bia
Vatican
Gus Dundon Suffering Appendiitis In New Orleans
Gus Dundon of the Men Or Teune baseball club was taken to a hospital in New Orleans today with appendicitis. He will be operated on tomorrow.
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Gus Dundon
Orleans
Men Or- Teune Baseball Club
King Edward Arrives at Wright Field in March Visit
King Edward motored to Wright Field this afternoon amid a large crowd as his car pulled in for the aerial display where the Wright brothers conduct demonstrations. Spectators lined the route and cheered the royal arrival.
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King Edward
Pau
France
King Edwad
Biaritz
Wright Brothers
Wes
New Bank Opens Soon in Chipley Georgia
A Farmers and Merchants Bank is planned for Chipley Georgia with J H B Hogane as president R G Roberts as vice president and J T Knight as cashier. The Columbus report cites a March 12 opening and a later door opening in a few days.
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Chipley
Columbus
Chipley Ga
Farmers and Merchants Bank
J HB Hogane
R.G Roberts
J T Knight
Juarez Theater Destroyed by Fire in Juarez
The Juarez theater in Monterey was destroyed by a fire last night. Nine people are reported injured with damages estimated at 8.28 million dollars. The vacant building suffered the blaze with no occupants at the time.
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Juarez
Monterey Max
Juarex
Constitutional Court Afirms Public Service Commission Law
March 12 New York the appellate division of the Supreme court unanimously sustained the constitutionality of the public service commission law in a decision rendered here today.
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