Pellagra hospital case tied to Savannah kinship rumors
In Savannah a woman seeking pellagra hospital care told the mayor she wanted an uncle placed for treatment. Her mother reported her separation from husband Bill Bailes, a Tampa printer formerly with the Macon Telegraph. The narrative links Florence Bailey to the Yates family and notes arrangements for funeral as relatives prepare to move the body to Fort Valley. Roy Bailey, her husband, admitted knowledge of her affair but would not discuss the cause.
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Pellagra
Savannah
Bailey
Bill Bailes
Tampa ‘Tribune
Macon Telegraph
Paliey
Tampa
Florence Yates
Yates
Georgia
A. J. Yates
Yatesville
M. RB
Fagan
Fort Valley
Bailey Bay
Rot Atkinson
Blythe
Augusta
C.R. Warbill
Maco
L. 8. Higer
Columbus
M. L. W. Lynch
Charlesten
3. C
Joe’ Yates
United States Navy
Fla
Roy Bailey
Florence Bailey
Macon
Wilson To Pardon Dynamiters Hopes Rise In Indy Case
Indianapolis March 13 The certified copy of the US Supreme Court judgment in the Indianapolis dynamite case was sent to the Chicago court of appeals for action. It is expected the court will remand the convicts to Fort Leavenworth, while one defendant Edward Smythe already serves his sentence there. Chicago reports an impending petition to President Wilson for clemency by the defendants counsel Elijah N. Zotine. The appeals mandate decision and rehearing motions cloud the timing of any pardon.
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Indianapolis
United States Supreme Court
United States District
Frank
Dailey
Court of Appeals
Chicara
Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary
District Court
Edward Smythe
Peoria
Supreme Court
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago
Wilson
Elijah N. Zotine
Washington
United States Cunt of Appeals
Leavenworth
Federal District Court
Indiana
More affidavits made public amid tense encounter
A witness describes a confrontation where an unnamed man pressed for money, noting nervousness about a coworker named Carlos and recounting footsteps and a retreat down stairs before leaving. The account mentions persistent affidavits and concerns among employees about Conley.
Alabama witness affidavits in National Pencil case unfold
An affiant Mrs Simmons, Birmingham, Alabama, recalls April 26 1913 in Atlanta near 25 West Alabama Street during a religious argument with Riley and a Decoration Day procession. She describes hearing screams from the National Pencil company basement, suggests possible domestic abuse, and states she reported to the Fulton county solicitor general. She notes she was subpoenaed and gave a sworn statement but was not subpoenaed to testify at Leo Frank trial.
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Ruby Snipes
Leopold Haas
Sutton’ County
Simmons
Alabama
County of Jefferson
Griffin Lamkin
Mrs. J. & Simmons
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
West Alabama
Atlanta Shoe Company
Barrons
Riley
Deponent
Whitehall Street
Hunter Street
Pryor Street
Avanta Shoe Company
Alabama Street
Forsyth Street
National Pencil Company
Haynes Street
Ana
Fulton County
Juck Dorkey
Dorsey
Net
Mir
Feark
Denonent
Onunent
de Houent
Solicitor General
Leo Rank
Freight rate advances spark protests across industry
Washington reports a large number of protests and demands following material freight rate increases on certain commodities under a interstate commerce commission decision. Major firms including Carnegie Steel, National Tube, Universal Portland Cement, and American Steel and Wire filed petitions for rehearing. Shippers fear unjust spotting car service charges and some railroads have begun charging. Tariffs seek suspension pending final adjudication.
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Washington
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Carnegie Steel Company
National Tube Companys
Pittsburg
Universal Portland’ Cement Company
Univer- 1
American Steel and Wire Company
Cleveland
Newburs
Ohio
Charles 8. Beisterling
Wilson cabinet weighs protest over German oil bill
Washington March 13 President Wilson and his cabinet considered whether to protest to Germany over a Reichstag measure that would create an oil monopoly, with Standard Oil claiming it would injure its business. Officials noted potential discrimination and that arbitration had been arranged with Germany.
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Washington
Wilson
Standard Oil Company
Reichstag
Germany
Taft
Bryan
Gerard
Standard Oil
United States
Standard Oi Company
Ale J
Fuimania
Waly
Austria
Army of unemployed spends day fishing in California
March 15. Sacramento and Yolo county authorities quarrel over Unerr iis position as the unemployed army, which began from San Francisco for Washington, enjoy sun and fishing on the levee. Sacramento abas fence, Yolo lacks money to enforce ultimatum. sheriff warns of move eastward in units of fifty. Deputies girded by governors, while the army seems to savor the stand and officials dispute who bears the burden.
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Sacramento
Cali
Yolo County
San Franisco
Washington
Asm
Monroe
Tacor
Nevada
World Acres
Cda
Wes Pre
Yolo Sherif
Soliison
Miss Hampton Named Sponsor by General Young in Columbia
Columbia March 14 Miss Jeann e Hampton of Columbia daughter of G Me buffe Hampton and granddaughter of General Wade Hampton was named sponsor for the south at the United Confederate Veterans reunion to be held in Jacksonville Florida early in May. The appointing officer was General Bennett H Youre of Louisville commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans association
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Columbia
Jomnne Hampton
G. Mebuffe Hampton
Wade Hampton
South
United Confederate Veterans
Tacksonville
Fla
Bennett H. Youre
Louisville
United Confederate Veterans’ Association
At Theaters Atlanta Big Comedy Musical Hits
A clean lively comedy arrives at the Atlanta theater with bright musical numbers and the song Goodbye, Everybody. The show runs with a Tuesday matinee and features a widely praised company. Tickets are on sale now.
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Atlanta
Vilumang
Vyuniry
Vnte
Naval appropriation in Japan reduced by peers
Tokio March 13 The house of peers reduced the naval construction appropriation by 315 900 000 bringing the total to 45 000 000. The vote passed 240 to 44 amid cabinet condemnation over a naval armament scandal with officers alleged to have accepted commissions to influence contracts.
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Tokio
House of Peers
Americus Man Near Death After Druggist Error
Valdosta Georgia March 18 A traveling salesman from Americus F F J Mosten lies at the Valdea hotel with dichloride or mercury poisoning from a mistaken dose given by a druggist clerk. His condition improved but doctors fear the insidious poison may still threaten recovery. He asked for an eruption remedy and skin care and was given tablets that caused rapid sickness. A physician was called when the danger became clear.
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Valdosta
FF J. Mosten
Americus
Valdea Hotel
Mosten
No Agreement Reached in Ecuadoran Dispute
Judge Miller reports the arbitration over the Quito and Guayaquil railroad failed as the U S representative Judge Moller and Dr Alfre Paquerizo could not reach an accord. A third arbitrator will be appointed by the presidents of the two republics. American capitalists are involved in the stake and past efforts faced criticism of the previous arbiter.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Moller
Macon
Ecuador
United States
Miller
Alfre Paquerizo
Ecnadorean Senate
Quito and
Guayaquil
Pacific Coast
Henry L. Jones
America
Bacon
Directors to End Express Company
A. L Roberts of United States Express says directors ended express operations due to real conditions not a government threat. Contracts once covered 38000 miles with many expiring, some valuable, likely to pass to Wells Fargo. He cites parcel post cuts and ICC rate reductions as forcing the move, noting half stockholders are women.
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Express
Lhe Company
Wells
Argo & Co
Harriman
A. L Roberts
United States Express Company
Meht
Roberts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Appeal Allowed In Yaryan Stores Case In Tampa
United States judge W B Sheppard today allowed an appeal from a decree ordering the sale of Brunswick and Gulfport property of the Yaryan Naval Stores Co. Receivers in the Southern District of Georgia were directed to preserve custody of the assets. The property is valued at about 1.56 million dollars, with land in Georgia and Alabama and a Bruns wick reducing plant valued at 500 thousand dollars.
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Tampa
Fla
Maron
Hig
Macon
Brunswick and Gulfport
Yaryan Naval Stores Company
United States Tudse
W. B. Sheppard
Gyor+giz
Clarence Brown
King & Spalding
Atlanta
Reese, Twitt & Bennett
Georgia
Alabama
Brunswick
Federal refugees fight for release disrupts Houston case
Federal refugees oppose their own release as General Ott blocks attorneys from reaching clients to sign writ applications. Attorney General McReynolds directs district attorney in Houston to represent General Biles. Department of justice resists release citing public policy and threat to community from thousands of homeless, sheltered, and unfed Mexicans.
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Ott
Biles
McReynolds
Houston
General Biles
Senate committee probes Mexico conditions and seeks subpoenas
The senate foreign relations committee moves toward inquiry into Mexican conditions with authorization to issue subpoenas. Senator Shively notes no fixed Mexico program but plans to gather available information and hear witnesses as part of the wider inquiry into prisoners and international law. The piece also contains a drug advert unrelated to the main item.
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Mexico
Senate
Shively
Cegand
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