Mystery of Dead Woman Reappears in Divorce Case
In Atlanta a strange inquest unfolds over a dead woman found at the Maine hotel. Five identifications failed as Georgia Schafer, thought dead by her husband John Schafer and daughter, reappears alive. Police pursue the mystery of her true identity and the man who accompanied her to the hotel.
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Georgia Schafer
John Schafer
John Schefer
Georgi Schafer
Mains
Moray
Maine
Flemch
Fleisch
Grady Hospital
Nora Willams
Ner
Fingtst
Ara Willams
Maude Hyangs
Allen
Piedmont Avenue
Georg's
Schafer
Atlanta
Behhafer
Georgia Eades
Mrs. Schafer
A. L. Johnson
AL I. Johnson
John Schater
A. I Johnson
AL Johnson
Schafers
Ed Royal
Brandon
Georgia Shafer
Uoly
Barclay and Brandon
Torque
Decatur Street
Tima Sunday
L Johnson
Johnson
Matt
Hart
Ybanwez Shot In Tampa Love Affair Incident
Antonio Fleaner a West Tampa cigar maker was shot three times while intervening in a love affair between his sister in law Conception Alvares and Trancisco Foretra. Ybanwez, a Cuban circles figure, is said to be mortally wounded. Foretra claims self defense.
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Tampa
Fla
Antonio Fleaner
Conception Alvares
Trancisco Foretra
Ybanez
Treaty 10 Die In The Senate Or White House
Roosevelt era political dispute as Treaty 10 faces defeat in the Senate or at the White House. Dominican convention referenced as a political pressure point and potential ballot outcome is implied. No clear resolution or dates provided in readable text.
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Senate
White House
Democrats Will Vote Loudly Against Santo Domingo Treaty
Washington March 4 strong probability Santo Domingo treaty will be withdrawn from the senate and action postponed for thorough investigations. Republicans split not enthusiastic majority senators oppose ratification while many hope to defeat it. Democrats solid against. Senator Garman credited with proposing delay for inquiry though some prefer vote.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
Senate
Republic
Soliajy
Norman
San Domingo
Garman
Teller
Morgan
Lynching at Wilcox County After Fatal Shooting
Selma reports two Black men Selma, Alabama March 14 were lynched by a mob near Loul Jenton in Wilcox County after one shot and fatally wounded Professor Claude Hardy at Pine Apple. A posse tracked the suspects to a house near Allenton and hanged them from a tree in a swamp.
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Selma
Ala
Will
Jomey
Oul Jenton
Wilcox County
Claude Hardy
Pine Apple
Professor Hardy
Promey
Allenton
Fire damages university medical department in Nashville
Nashville on March 14 reports fire damages the Medical Department of the University at Engrevee causing about 20 960 dollars loss, fully covered by insurance. The incident affected the institution located in Nashville with no further details on injuries.
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Medical Department of Tennessee Institution
Nashville
Medical Department
The
University At
Engrevee
Sbck
Surance
French bankers threaten Russia loan if no peace talks
The Daily Mail says Paris bankers demand peace negotiations before Russia can secure the loan. The proposed Russian loan is postponed, seen as a de facto rejection. Russia may seek Germany as France is unavailable, with Japan likely to seek an indemnity of 500 to 750 million dollars.
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Ondon
The
Daily Mail
Russia
London
Japan
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Germany
France
Foreign Office
Forest Office
Oyama
Russia eyes last-ditch fighting despite diplomats foresee peace near
Report from Saint Petersburg cites War Minister Sakharov and generals debating war aims at Taarekoe Selo. While some nominate Grippenburg or Grotikoff as successor to Kuro-Ratkin, others prefer Sulkhomlimoff. Delays on armistice and peace talks persist amid skepticism, with calls for a Moscow state appeal by Nicholas to rally support.
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Russia
P. m
Taarekoe- Selo
Sakharoff
Dragomiroff
Kuro- Ratkin
Grand Duke
Wichomsviteh
Grippenburg Fe
Grotiekoff
Sulkhomlimoff
Kiel
S Y Petersburg
Nicholas
Moscow
Semstvos
Kremlin
Zemsky Zebor
Reentry of Dan Sully Triggers Cotton Market Rally
New York March 14 Special The reentry of Dan Sully into the cotton market sparked a rise of up to 28 points in later quotations as bulls back him with vast backing. J H Hoadley and associates back Sully, with Atwoog Violet & Co and others supporting, aiming to reestablish him as a major market force. Bears linger, but southern holders and high consumption sustain an active, expanding speculative mood.
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New York
Dan
Sully
Bears
Hoadley
J. H. Hoadley and Associates
Florida
Bully
New Orleans
Atwoog Violet & Co
Alabama Consolidated Coatangeron Company
Coal Nd Iron Companies
Alabama
Tennessee Coal and Iron Railroad Company
Heastley
Dolar
Hoasley
South
Plummer shoots father of bride in Clarendon Arkansas
In Clarendon Arkansas on March 8 Lawrence A. Plummer wed Miss Pansey Perry. After doubts about his previous marriage surfaced Perry pursued the groom with his daughter homes. A fight broke out today resulting in Plummer shooting Perry in the head and Perry fatally wounding Plummer. Sheriff Black reported Plummer too badly injured to transport.
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Clarendon
Ark
Lawrence A. Plummer
Pansey Perry
W. H Perry
Plummer
Perry
Plammer
Sheriff Black
Atlanta
Boissour
Brother of Girl Denies Innocence in Infant Disappearance
Miss Mattie Wit Nama of Greenville and her brother Jay Williams are linked to the disappearance of a two month old boy after being seen with the infant at a river. She says the brother arranged for a family to raise the child and left him on the bridge. police pursue the man while the girl is held for questioning. The case unfolds with authorities tracing the stolen infant to the river area and awaiting further leads.
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Mattie Wit- Nama
Greenville
Miss Williams
Jay Williams
Coounty
Atlanta
Columbus
Dunbar
Twe
G. F. Sisk Laving
Borne
Thompson
8. C
Greenville Misa Williams
AH Williams
Allie
Panic From Russian Retreat At Tie Pass Described
Graphic account from March reports field marshal Oyama aiding Kuropatkin in reorganizing scattered Russian units after retreat toward Tie Pass. Japanese forces slow advance with potential turning movement while Russians contemplate leadership changes and financial strain worsens. Chaos subsides as regiments reform and rear guards evacuate, but panic origins lie in mixed troops and constant bombardment under fire.
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Russia
Tie Pass
Oyama
Kuropatx
Miles
Mukden
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Sukhomlimoff
Dragomiroff
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Chace
Tle Pass
Dsor
Ares
Anevitch
Tlepases
Aler
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Heer
Mamma
George Shafer
Shafer
Ybanwez
Foreira
Roosevelt
University
Great Bull
Lear Foes
Cotton King
Father
Qyama
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