Remarks In Jest Says Ambassador
London March 13 Ambassador Walter Hines Page received word from Secretary of State Bryan of the senate's resolution regarding his Panama canal and Monroe doctrine speech. Page will cable an explanation after reading fuller senate accounts. he says his remarks were too condensed and misinterpreted. Senator Chamberlain, author of the resolution, says Bryan acted on the request and warns ambassadors should not joke about matters that could provoke war.
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London
Walter Hines Page
Secretary of State
Bryan
United States Senate
Panama Canal
Association of the Chambers of Commerce
Cable
Page
Senate
Ambassador Page
United States
New World
Great Britain
Washington
Chamberlain
Wilson
Savings of Employees Lost in Siegel Crash
New York report of March 18 states that as the two major New York department stores once run by Henry Segel and Frank H Vogel near closure, District Attorney Whitman disclosed that the stores sick benefit fund was tied to deposits in the now defunct Siegel Private Bank. More than 10 employees fear losses as federal court orders proceed, with many already having funds in the Siegel bank.
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New York
Henry Segel
Frank H. Vogel
Whitman
Siegel
Siewel Bank
President's Message A Literary Classic
Lenton March 11 President Walls message on the Panama policy is deemed a literary classic by Alfred Gardiner editor of The Daily News who spoke at the American Luncheon club. He argues secret diplomacy is the greatest evil in Europe and that America has shown frank and candid diplomacy to the world.
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Lenton
Walsons
Panama
America
Frank and
Vandid
Diplo
Five Year Sentence For Post Office Robbery Case
A. J. Thomas alias Phil Archibald and Ray Predtore broke into Rex post office in Clayton County in February. Thomas was sentenced to five years in Atlanta Federal Penitentiary and fined $109. Accomplice was given two years. Sam Dibson, arrested at Terminal Station, was found guilty of stealing from parcel post between mail cars and terminal room and sentenced to eighteen months in federal prison near Atlanta.
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A. J. Thomas
Phil Archibald
Ray Predtore
Rex
Clayton County
United
W St
Postoffice
Trispector
Murginroth
Newman
Gibson
United States Penitentiary
Athaunta
Gainesville Man Weds His Old Love On Western Coast
M. B. Woodcock of Gainesville Georgia and Vera Noble of Los Angeles wed by Justice J. W. Summerfield just after midnight in Los Angeles after a three year quarrel. Woodcock located the longtime sweetheart following a chance street meeting. Cupid Sparks of the marriage licenses bureau was roused. he urged delaying until morning but the couple insisted, obtained the license, and were married.
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Los Angeles
M. B. Woodcock
Gainesville
Vera Noble
J. W. Summerfield
Cupid
Woorcock
Cupid Sparks
Marriage Icenes Bureau
Repeal Bill Faces Senate Fight Over Panama Toll Exemption
Washington talks of swift action as Senator Owen introduces repeal in the Senate to mirror the Sims bill in the House. Democrats push for quick committee action while President Wilson urges reversal and no compromise. Leaders foresee a strong committee battle and broad support from key senators for a full repeal.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Walson
Owen
Oklahoma
Committee On
Committee On Intereccantic Canals
Gwen
O'Gorman
Chilton
Thornton
Simmons
North Carolina
Charleston Gets Light House Service Depot
The new lighthouse service depot for the south Atlantic coast will be at Charleston on Chisworm's Mul landing. Secretary Redfield selected Charleston after months of contest with Wilmington Savannah Brunswick Fernandina and Jacksonville. Congress appropriated 125 000 for the depot to serve Light Harbor Inspection District No. 8. The site is described as safer after hearings on competing cities.
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Washington
Lighthouse Service
South Atlantic Coast
Charleston
Chisworm
Mul Landing
Redfield
Wilmington
Savannah
Brunswick
Fernandina
Jacksonville
Congress
Train crew shot during freight robbery near Peoria
Peoria Illinois March 1. Arthur Fisher a Chicago and Northwestern railroad freight engineer was fatally shot in the cab near Mantius while bandits looted the train. A deputy sheriff was shot in the head and may die. Langley station agent sustained a arm wound and the fireman a leg wound. Two robbers were captured.
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Peoria
Arthur Fisher
Chicago and Northwestern
Mantius
Langley
Will Test Validity of Income Tax Act in Court
New York March 15. To test the validity of the federal income tax act a Brooklyn stockholder Frank Brushaver sues to restrain the Buron Pacific Railroad from paying taxes under the new law. The action seeks to declare the act unconstitutional and halt tax payments.
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New York
United States District
Buron Pacific Railroad Company
Frank Brushaver
Brooklyn
Special Sale of Baking Dishes In North Window
In our North Window a special sale offers Covered Baking dishes at 5.00 each. Made of fine Quadruple Plate with iron porcelain lining, five half-pint capacity, footed and handled. Regularly 6.00 or more while in window. Mail orders by collect express. Display of extra fine Sheffield ware suggested for wedding gifts. Call or write for 160 page illustrated catalogue and booklet Facts About Diamonds.
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Collect Express
Sheffield
Victrola Concert at First Universalist Church
A Sunday evening program titled Night of Love featuring victrola selections and choral numbers. Performers include Alma Gluck Louise Homer and Victor Orchestra with hymns, Schubert Schumann, and religious readings. The morning service at 11 o'clock includes a sermon on The Bible Divine Truth Revelation and Inspiration by the pastor.
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Scott
Parra
Stanney
Bure
God
Christ
Harry Macdonough
Alma Gluck
Louise Homer
Uss
Victor Opera
Sousa
Camp Tige Anderson Meeting Notice
Camp Tige Anderson will meet at 1461 West Air Street Monday night. Neuralgia surrenders to a K tablets.
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Tige Anderson
West Air Street
Suffrage Leaders Plan Big Campaign in Georgia
Delegates from across Georgia gathered at the Hotel Ansley to outline plans for a statewide suffrage drive. Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association leaders urged local leagues to unite, pledged support from Macon and Atlanta groups, and announced affiliation with the Southern Conference and a permanent HQ push.
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Georgia
Georgian Woman's Suffrage Association
Hotel Ansley
Margaret Stoner
Washington, D.C
Congressional Committee
Medill McCormick
McLendon
Leonard J. Grossman
Georgia Men's League
CG. PB. A. Fuller
Macon Woman's Suffrage Association
State Association
Amelia R. Woodall
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Walter Woodall
Columbus
Madeline Wyite
Jonte de Journette
Rome
Georgia Womans Suffrage Association
Katherine Koch
Decatur Ileague
Athens
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association
Irs
Woman's Suffrage Party of
Olgin
McLenden
Suffrage Party
Atlanta
Southern Conference
New Orleans
Jg. J. Martin
Macon
Recordi Ag
South
Lucy Stanton
McMichael
C. A. Fuller
Hotel Lanier
F. W. Hooks
Men's Suffrage League
Anus Shaw
Anna Howard Shaw
National Association For Suffrage
Georgia Braach
The
National
Shaw
M .T. McLendon
Ansley
Armong
Mary I. Mec- Lendon
Leonard 3. Grossman
Men's
Nicp A. Puller
Macon Woman's Sufffrage Association
Emma T. Marain
Amelia R Woodall
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Sn Sociation
Madeline Wilie
Home
H. L. Brewer
Georgia Democratic officials discuss primary timing and Senate bid
Washington dispatch reports Senator West and William J. Harris dinner meeting to review Georgia political prospects. No decision on committee actions until all members weigh in. If West runs for Senate he would resign his state committee post as primary money timing remains tied to October election. Atlanta Journal editor James R. Gray discusses federal reserve bank for Atlanta with Wilson and McAdoo amid cautious optimism.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Senator West
William J. Harris
Harris
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Harms
West
Senate
James R. Gray
The
Atlanta Journal
Stoke Smith
Federal Reserve Bank For Atlanta
Wilson
McAdoo
Friends of Atlanta
National Bank
Paraguay Arbitration Treaty Extended by Senate
Washington March 1. The Senate today ratified a five year extension of the existing arbitration treaty between the United States and Paraguay which would have expired next October. The treaty remains in the general form of recent arbitration pacts.
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Paraguay
Washington
United
Senate
Servant Who Posed as Mistress Ends Life in Phoenix
A woman who passed as Madame Arriola, wife of a San Francisco musician, died by suicide in Phoenix after weeks of deception. Police say she was Lillian May Biechel from a wealthy Pittsburg family, formerly a cook, posing as a chaperon for a party and posing as Arriola to outsiders.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Madame Arriela
San Francisco
Mme. Arriola
Arizona School of Music
Lillian May Biechel
Pittsburg
Cook
Jia
Herxail
Acriola
Jend
Mme, Arricia
Bigamist charge filed after bride’s complaint in Savannah
Savannah March 13 Special Miss Carlotta Wickenberg after learning of Joseph Umberger’s trail signed a warrant charging him with bigamy. She had wed ten days earlier and then learned he had a wife in Newark New Jersey. He deserted his previous family in Atlanta a year prior and worked with a traveling show. Police say the baby girl was born January 1912 and Umberger’s landlord reports he never supported his wife.
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Savannah
Joseph Umberger
Joseph Uurberger
Carlotta Wickenberg
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Montgomery Amusement Company
Imberger
Houston Street
Umberger
X. J
Allanta
Umberpr
Felamon and Son Sued by Mrs Barton in San Francisco
San Francisco March 1 Telamon Smith Custer a Avanta business man faced a suit filed today by his former mother in law Mrs Isabella T Barton of the city seeking 6486 and interest alleging monies taken before her daughter divorced him. The action follows a sensational divorce suit earlier against Guyler. The Lawyer James We Aust appears in the case.
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San Francisco
Telamon Smith Custer
Avanta
Agalnathin
Theormer
Isabella T. Barton
Sity
Urateht
Guyler
Perryman Recovers Returns to Sales Work After Illness
Frank M Deryman, a well known and extensively traveled salesman for a large St. Louis shoe house, has recovered from a severe illness and plans to resume his duties after weeks at home in Athana.
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F. M. Perryman
Frank M Deryman
Athana
St. Louis
Requisition for Murderer Arrests Reach Louisiana
A murderer, Areusessien, previously granted Midas bh Governer Blatay for Wat Merson, escaped from the penitentiary Bang at Griffin. The Regre is now under arrest in Bossier parish Louisiana as deputy sheriff T. J. Mallory travels to Lunigiana to bring the suspect back.
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Areusessien
Midas
Wat Merson
Negio
Griffin
Regre
Bossier
Parish
Louisiana
T. J. Mallory
Lunigiana
Nexre
Over Fifty Testify To Oakley's Character In Trial
Montgomery March 1 More than fifty witnesses swore to Jamez G Oakley's good character as he faces embezzlement charges of 2207 state funds at the forenoon session of the trial of the former president of the Alabama board of convict inspectors Judge Gaston Gunter testified among character witnesses The fate of Theo Lacy's testimony looms as defense attorneys announce steps but Lacy shows no sign of appearing despite a tense crowd
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Montgomery
Ala
Jamez G. Oakley
Alabama Board of Convict Inspectors
Gaston Gunter
Oakley
Theo Lacy
Lacy
Taey
Man freed as Woman confesses in double homicide case
Chicago March 13 George Penrose on trial with Mis Louise Van Keuren for killing her husband last June was freed after Van Keuren confessed she shot her husband. She said he broke down the door to her apartment and she fired without knowing who was entering. The state rested its case after the confession was read and the court freed Penrose.
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Chicago
George Penrose
Louise van Keuren
Senate Restricts District Auto Use in DC Budget
Washington March 13 in approving the 13 000 600 annual District of Columbia appropriation the Senate added an amendment barring any funds from maintaining automobiles except for fire police or emergency health service If the House agrees storage of about thirty one district government automobiles would be sent Senator John Sharp Williams led the restriction saying officials could use streetcars or pay for their own vehicles.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Senate
House
John Sharp Williams
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