Seventeenth Infantry to Patrol Mexican Border from Atlanta
The Seventeenth Infantry ordered from Fort McPherson to Eagle Pass Texas for border patrol will depart Wednesday night in two detachments. Two trains will transport them via New Orleans and Memphis. Lt Colonel Griffith will command. one company will be split to cover about 250 miles along the boundary with tents and mess equipment. The last dress parade is at 4 PM today as troops pack their uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Eagle Pass
Texas
Ous
New Orleans
Memphis
Griffith
Nineteenth Infantry
Seventeenth Regiment
Boundary Line
St Louis
Atlanta
Gifford Walker Visits Atlanta Amid Attorney General Bid
Walton county attorney Gifford Walker, a candidate for state attorney general, spent Monday in Atlanta amid strong support from friends backing his election. Walker, well known in Georgia regal circles, previously served as solicitor general of the Walton County superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Walker
Walton County
Felder
Bacon
Atlanta
Walker
Superior Court
Extraction of Tooth Causes Veal's Death
Royston Ga March 16 Special James D Veal Jr eleven died at his home from blood poisoning. It is thought the death followed a tooth extraction several days earlier. The funeral will be in Royston cemetery tomorrow at 2 o clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royston
J— James D. Veal, Jr
Dolson
Hoyston
Shipping Men in Berlin Meet Behind Transatlantic Lines
Shipping men in Berlin gathered for a conference to arrange renewal of trans- Atlantic shipping lines. Preliminary talks between British and continental representatives were held today. A general mood of optimism prevailed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessat
Tyre
Berlin
Enemies move to block retirement of Speer
Washington dispatch reports Georgia lawmakers react to a push for a special act to retire Judge Emory Speer instead of facing impeachment. Debate centers on precedent from Justice Moody’s early retirement and the committee’s obligation to publish findings after an investigation.
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Speer
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Emory Speer
Congress
Wiliam H. Moody
Judge Speer
Minimum wage proposal seeks 2.50 a day in California
Sacramento reports a southern California initiative aims to set a daily wage floor of 2.50 for adults and 1.50 for under 13. Employers may deduct limited board or meals, but violations would be a misdemeanor with fines from 50 to 500 dollars or jail up to six months. The measure copies to the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
Secretary of State
Last body removed from St. Louis club ruins
The thirtieth body, believed to be the last, was removed from the Missouri Athletic Club ruins in St. Louis on March 16. It was identified as William Hunicke, a civil engineer employed by the Missouri Pacific Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Willem Hunicke
Missouri Pacific Railway
Boston Evacuation Anniversary Observed in 1776 Celebration
Boston observes the anniversary of the 1776 evacuation by King George LII forces begun March 11. The city flags and ceremonies mark the historic event, with events slated to conclude tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George LII
Wilson Approves Antitrust Bills in Senate Debate
President Wilson tells the House Judiciary subcommittee that the four anti trust bills to strengthen the Sherman law will be reported to the House within a fortnight. The draft holding company bill limits control by interlocking directors and preserves noncompetitor holdings. Labor union exemptions are not included, with possible amendments from Senator Hughes. A single consolidated bill is favored by administration and Senate leaders.
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Washington
Minarch
Wilson
House Judiciary Subcommittee
White House
House
Senate Interstate Commerce
House Judiciary Committee
Clayton
Alabama
Carlin
Virginia
Floyd
Arkansas
Border Affair to be Handled Ordinary Way
Statement declares the affair will be handled in the ordinary way. Every effort will be made to secure the arrest of the murderers and have them returned to California under extradition proceedings for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Reported Carranza Fled From Villa Near Border
Douglas, Ariz March 16 General Carranza first chief of the constitutionalists has not been heard from since leaving Agua Prieta last week He was expected to reach Callas Pusa between Sonora and Chihuahua states Meantime rumors say he plans to camp in the mountains and cut contact with the border until Villa's attitude is known He is also said to wish to avoid U S contact for a time Both reports were denied by rebels and branded false by EtertA agents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Agua Prieta
Callas Pusa
Sonora
Chihuahua
Villa
United States
Eterta
Villa Prepares to Attack Torreon in Mexican Crisis
March 16 dispatches from Faso Texas report General Villa telegraphed rebel aviator Salinas to reach Chihuahua within 24 hours as Juarez repairs delay, trains diverted for troop movement, while Angeles moves toward the front. Reports of large battles lack confirmation. federal rail line Eagle Pass Torreon remains open. Censorship tightens, with officials limiting dispatches. Also: anti Carranza consul dismissed at Nogales and conspirators arrested as opposition grows.
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Hi Faso
Texas
General Villa
Salinas
Juarez
Chihuahua
General Angeles
Armes
Villa
Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Torreonall
Torreon Front
Suarez
Wilson Deems Page Speech Satisfactory to President
President Wilson says Ambassador Page’s explanation of the London speech on the Monroe Doctrine and the Panama repeal is satisfactory and the incident is closed for the administration. He noted a full report will go to the Senate, and clarified the ambassador’s remark was about not to please England rather than not merely to please England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ambassador Page
London
Wilson
Senate
Champerlain
Page
England
Senator Kenyon Proposes Bill To Aid Wronged Shareholders
Senator Kenyon a Republican today introduced a bill to relieve wronged and defrauded minority shareholders in interstate corporations. The measure would empower minority stockholders to sue majority holders over losses tied to fraud and authorize the attorney general and Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate quasi public corporations to protect minority rights amid ongoing reviews in Washington on March 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Attorney General
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Aaa
Wilder Asked to Probe Death of His Daughter
Lexington March 6 It is reported here that Dr W H Wilder of Chicago father of Mrs Laura Wilder Simpson has been asked to send detectives to investigate the death of his daughter who was found shot through the head at her home near here. Autopsy physicians last week say the revolver was at least eight feet from her head and there were no powder burns on her face according to witnesses before the coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. H. Wilder
Chicago
Laura Wilder Simpson
Here
Grave prophecy ends in tragedy in Grove City
In Grove City Pennsylvania M K Yougan predicted the 2 year old would die within 24 hours. He visited the cemetery and pointed out the burial spot. Ten minutes after leaving the cemetery the child dropped dead from heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City
M. K. Yougan
Dor san Henry dies aged 118 in Liberal Missouri
Henry Dorsan aged 118 died in Liberal Missouri today. Born January 10, 179? in New York, he lived through the Mexican and Civil Wars according to family records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal
Henry Dorsaan
New York
Inheritance Wealth Surges From Deaths of Notables
New York officials tabulate vast fortunes passing to heirs after the deaths of George W. Vanderbilt, George Westinghouse, and John K. Cadwalader. Estates such as Morgan, Brady, Altman, Hearn, Flagler, and Straus show large valuations and hefty inheritance taxes. figures include Astor, Keene, and others, with art holdings noted for several collectors.
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New York
George W. Vanderbilt
George Westinghouse
John K. Cadwalader
State Comptroller’s Office
Albany
State Comptroller
Gal
J. Pierpont Morgan
Anthony N. Brady
Benjamin Altman
Charles E
Apo
George A. Hearn
Ben M. Flagit
Isaac V. Broeve
Brady
Morgan
John Jacob Astor
Jeaae' V. Brokaw
Isidor Straus
Altman
Metropolitan Museum
Hut
Hearn
Isaac V. Brokaw
Henry Flngler
Florida
D. ©. Mills
Edwin Hawley
James R. Keene
Trade Commission bill favorably reported in Congress
Washington March 16 democrats and republicans on the house committee on interstate commerce agreed to and favorably reported a state trade commission bill. It would create an independent three member commission to aid business operations, require regular and special corporate reports, and make investigations upon direction of the president the attorney general or either house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Trade Commission
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
House of Congress
Atlanta Bank to Expand Ground Floor Quarters
A major Atlanta bank plans extensive remodelings and enlargement of its quarters, aiming to occupy nearly the entire ground floor of a large office building due to increased business. The move signals a significant real estate and financial shift in the downtown area amid ongoing property transfers and title actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wenehiree
Martin-Ozborn Realty Company
BS. A. Bancker, Jr
Arthur G. Fowell
Peachtree Street
Ansle
Real estate deeds and building permits listed in Atlanta notices
A dense record of transfers, warranty deeds, security deeds and building permits dated February to November 1914. Entries mention J M Crawford, L B Eberhardt, Sheriff’s Deed actions, various lot descriptions in Peachtree corridors, Walnut Street, and Stone Mountain, with prices from $5 to $260 and dates from February 16 to March 14 1914. Organized by parcel, buyer, seller, and legal action.
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Luther Guyton
Lula Belle Guyton
Fort Streat
A. P. Bottenfield
Kistner
Virginia Place
Burcke Drive
Maren
F. G
M.A. Arnold
M. MM
Carson
Lovejoy Street
Pine Street
T. C. Collawey
A. O. Woodward
Galland Avenue
Pass Street
W. H. Wynne
Sarah Parker
Williams Mill Road
Auusta Svsbue
Ide A. Turner
Fulton
Jesse Boddars
Spri
Pearl C. Heapens
Elizabeth M. Cunningham
Northwencastle Tech Place
State Street
Arthur E. Fitts
Flow
Tremiwell
East North Avenue
Ational Bank of Atlante
J. M. Crawford
Peachtree Road
Belt Railroad of Southern Railway
Railway Postal Clerks’ Insurance Association
L. B. Eberhardt
Walnut Street
Thurman Street
Trust Company of Georgia
Atlanta
Ighland View
Wood
Albert Haas
South Avenue
Hii Street
Mre
Lanier
L. Ivey
Lenox Price Subdivision
Mielrose Avenue
Melroue
Hampshire Avenue
Fear
Sideewood Park Hextly Company
Wiliam HL Sasser
City of
Atunta
Hardendorf Avenue
Hardendorf and
Lula
Hnox Realty Company
Fitshugh’ Knox
Georgia Land Gun Improvement Company
A. Gregory
Decatur Heights
Hiltcrest Avenue
G. Boote
Vevlyn Duzens Callaway
W. P. Foote
East Side
Railroad Street
New Street
J. G. Foote
Sarah Belle Houston
W. R. Foote
J Junction Railroad
New Streets
Violet Jordan
G.athart Jordan
John A. Campbell
Stone Mountain
Alonzo Field
Porter Griffith
Central Bain Trust Corporation
City of Atlanta
Boulevard Dekalb
Anniston Avenue
Lost and found notices from Atlanta area page item
Lost dog a terrier with black eye and collar. Reward offered by Sam Weyman and others. Lost items include fraternity pin with owner's name and a lost card case initials B. Car location uptown near Brown & Allen's Between 8 and 3:20. Contact 1240 Ormond Street Atlanta or Evy 2945 for rewards.
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Sam Weyman
Sigma No Fraternity
Eal Evy
Iavallere
Brown & Allen's
Ormond Street
Atlanta
Uptown
Educational millinery schools advertise in Atlanta papers
An assortment of notices touts millinery education and professional services in Atlanta. The Educational Atlanta School of Practical Millinery promises a full two week course with low rates and endorsements from wholesale houses, led by Miss Rainwater. Other ads seek millinery tutors, shop positions, and sales roles at Whitehall Street stores, with scholarships and free work offers.
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Hale
Educational
Atlanta School OF Practical Millinery
Atlanta
Miss Rainwater
Whitehall SA
Mies Sparkman
Whitchel
Wales Indies
Whitehall
Whitehall St
Ur A. Witt
Sulea
Glover
Galesiadien
Grossman's
Highland Avenue
Adair
Franklin Institute
L. Rochester
N.Y
Ideal
Walls
North Avon
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Clifford Walker
Walton
Veal
Latte Atennlig
Aree
ST. Louis Club
Theater Trust
Hughes
New Jersey
American Federation of Labor
Senate Subcommittee On
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Trade Commission
New House
McHeynolds
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Trade Commission
Robinson
Inter~state Commerce Committee
Commission
Bureau of Corporations
Senace
The
Senate Committee
Torreon
Nogales
Ricardo Gayou
F. V. Anaya
Tucson
Apis
Atest
antiCarranza
Cne
Carranza Manuel Bonitlas
Fomento
Pressional
Lil He
Alberts Bona
Maxican
Pena
Bill
Wilder
House Committee
S.J. Parker
Myre
M. M
M. 2. Arnold
Mercer Avenue
Jackson Street
Juliane KR. Watts
Hugh ¢. Scott
George Grossman
Saytell Street
Richmland Avenue
Walter W. Strong
C. Chamberlain
Oak Street
Hopkins Street
Oéraber Bs
T. EF. Thornton
John S. Owens
Howell Mi
Ogale
Xander Barnet
A. T. Spataing
Ars
Janae "Parner
Lindsay Hopkins
Peachtree Place
Spring Street
Mims
Dumage
A. H. Davis
Lumptin
W. Evans
Irwin
Tom —Elvoor
Peters Street
State
McDuffie Bron
B. F. Yancey
Hubbard
American
Investment and Loan Company
Daxinge
Louise Smith
Longley Area
Battens
Thurmpson
Alice C. Tutweiler
Clifton Avenue
Clifton and
Tula Avenues
Courteoug
Georala
P.Q
Hoosier Society
Washington Street
Scheens Price & Thomas
Price
Thomas
Scheen Price & Thomas
Scheens
Erich & Thomas
Price & Thomas
Pryor
Clayton Co
Whitehall Street
Maternity
ARIUM
Infante
Mra
M. T
Mitchell
Windsor Street
George Brown
Westmoreland & Cooper
Zahn
J. Osney and Morris & Thomas
Edgewood
Charles
de Barker
P.O
Alice Gallwher
China
Dean Talignt
Whitehall Treet
Brewate Rie Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Herman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Wayman
Attorhesn-at- Lary
Kiser Building
Adiante
HALI
LA Voux
East Lake Junction
Miss Lynch
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company
N. Pryor Street
Auburn Ave
Arlington Outhows
Arlington
Greody
Davis Lintment Co
Fennlle
Hocheater
South Atlantic Teachers’ Agency
Natonal Bank
Sheridan's ‘Teaders Agency
Greenwood, & C. Ghartatte
N.C
Hi Aches Teachers Agency
Fone ‘Wy Ite
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