Five Injured When Car Turns Turtle on Roswell Road
A car carrying Cole Whitehead of 107 Trinity Avenue and three girls plus two young men rolled over on Roswell Road near Clyde Hill at about 10 last night. Julia Lewis 18 and Miss Smithers 168 Nelson Street Myrile Smithers 168 Nelson Street Ralph Smith of Winder Ga and Wood 703 Edgewood Avenue were injured. one girl pinned under the car for about fifteen minutes. Whitehead said the front right wheel locked as the car descended the steep grade and the steering buckled. The party had just left the Walk of a Mile and called a garage, which sent a relief machine to Grady Hospital for treatment.
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Clyde Hill
Roswell Road
Cole Whitehead
Trinity Avenue
Julia Lewis
Nelson
Alse Lewis
Nelson Street
Myrile Sinthers
Ralph South
Winder, Ga
W. Woou
Edgewood Avenue
Aaa
Miss Smithers
Lewis Girls
Ralph Smith
Star
Hone
Moss Smithers
Tonneau
Grady Hospital
Howard seeks 1,004000 for Atlanta post office site building
Representative Howard introduced a bill proposing a $1,004,000 appropriation for a site and building for a Atlanta Georgia post office. The measure includes a safeguard that the building be unexposed to fire danger by an open space of at least 40 feet on all sides.
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Washington
Atlanta
How
Rich Girl Weds Gardener Then Leaves Him
New York March 2. Miss Juliet Breitung, daughter of Edward N Breitung president of Ky. Breitung & Co bankers, wed Mas Wient a gardener employed on an estate near the Breitung home in Maristique Michigan. A church ceremony took place November 22, 1915 Grace church New York City before the bride returned to St. Regis hotel and has remained there.
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New York
Juliet Brettanng
Edward N. Breitang
Ky. N. Breitang & c
Wis
Mas Wient
Brettang
Maristique
Mich
Breitung
Grace Church
New York City
Julist Breitung
St. Regis Hotel
Two Boys Die in Nitro Explosion Near Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia on March 23 Frank Earlwine and John Stackhouse both 13 were blown to pieces after finding two cans of nitroglycerin on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Prostar. A section of track was torn up and a fast passenger train was delayed to avert a wreck.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Frank Earlwine
John Stackhouse
Prostar
Baltimore
Pretty Wife Declares Innocence for Alleged Yegg Husband
Mrs Rexford P Fields vows to prove her husband innocent of train robbery and $40 000 Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis hold up charges. She says she employed a lawyer and spent every spare moment seeking an alibi with a physician and two young children supporting her claim. Detectives weave a web of evidence around Fields Perry and another suspect while a veggman outfit and a notebook of prominent Ga. names with money noted are found in Fields residence.
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Robbystere
Milledgeville
Queen and Crescent
Rexford P. Fields
Mrs. Wells
Nashville
Chattanooga
St Louis
Vinings
Perry
James Fields
Fields
Brook- Tine Street
Welds
la Grange Newnan West Port
Griffin
Javisor
A. O. Perry
Rexford Fields
Brookline Street
Durham Suffered Major Fire Destroying Duke Building
A massive blaze in Durham North Carolina began in the five story Duke Building and swept through a one block area. Firemen faced water pressure breaks as mains failed and winds fanned flames. Estimated damage reached one million dollars with the Academy of Music in the fire line.
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Durham
N. C
Entie
Duke
Ihelack
Academy of Music
Rioting at Buffalo troops ordered on strike duty
Rioting at the Gould Coupler plant in Buffalo led to a deadly clash with law enforcement. The Seven ty-Fourth regiment was dispatched for guard duty after a mob of about 200 attacked workers, injuring many and fatally wounding Stanislaus Skolouski. Sheriff Becker prepared deputies armed with repeating shotguns, with orders to shoot to kill.
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Buffalo
Gould Coupler Company
Depew
Stanislaus Skolouski
Becker
Shariff
Changes announced by the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis
Nashville Tenn March 28 It was announced today by President John Howe Peyton that changes take effect April 1 D B Carson becomes acting general manager A B M Wrenne named assistant superintendent of transportation G D Hicks heads Nashville division Theodore Spieden named assistant superintendent Chattanooga division W J Templeton named acting superintendent Kuantsville division
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Nashville
Ten
Toda
John Howe Peyton
Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis
Ehut
D. B. Carson
AB. M. Wrenne
G. D. Hicks
Theodore Spieden
Chattanooga
W. J. Templeton
Kuutsville
Pig's Eye Cornea Grafted On Baby’s Sight in First U S Case
Baltimore March 23. A 3 month old boy received a pig’s eye cornea graft in a local hospital, reportedly the first operation of its kind in the country. Previous human cornea grafts failed. scientists hope pig corneas are more adaptable. The eye was anesthetized, the eyeball removed, cornea cut and sewn in place with fine needle and thread. Bandage to stay about a week.
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Baltimore
Citizens denounce judge and prosecutor in Shreveport murder case
A mass meeting denounces District Judge Land and District Attorney Mabrey who presided over the Henry Tuttle murder trial and acquittal of J J VanCleave relatives. The seven member committee accuses judge bias and tactical errors while the sheriff's office is blamed for juror liquor. Resolutions call for stricter enforcement of criminal laws for all.
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Shreveport
Land
Ma~brey
Henry Tuttle
J. J. VanCleave
Littles
Judge Land
Mabrey
Little
Lanit Shreveport
Roosevelt party fate sought by American Museum dispatch
New York officials requested details on the Roosevelt exploration party in Brazil. The American Museum of Natural History asked the American consul at Santarem for any information, promising all expenses. A Fiala wireless from Sunday indicated the party was safe but the exact status remained unclear.
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New York
Marenas
Brasil
American Museum of Natural History
Fara
Informa
Fiala
Roosevelt
Wilson Calls Nation to Guard Honor on Panama Toll Debate
President Wilson urged repeal of the Panama tolls exemption as a duty to the nation and a Democratic majority belief, citing past votes and predicting broad party support in the House and substantial Republican backing. He warned against filibustering and expected at least 200 Democrats and many Republicans to back repeal. Senate support was projected at 58 to 42. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Wilson
Panama
Tie
House of Representatives
Baltimore
Presentia
Jers
James
Kentucky
Senate
Thornton
Louisana
New Orleans
Louisiana
Ransdell
Pinkerton Defends Agency in Frank Probe
Allan Pinkerton's National Detective Agency denies ties to the Frank case amid Burns attacks. A letter to The Constitution declares no current involvement since Leo Frank's trial and conviction and states Pinkerton employees can testify if required by court. Lehon to head investigation in Burns' absence. Biddinger to join Atlanta later in the week. An extraordinary motion for a new trial for Frank nears completion.
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Pinkerton
Frank
The
Constitution
Allan Pinkerton
Willian J. Burns
Phagan
Pinkertons
Leo Prank
Burns
Branch
New York Sun
Mary Phagan
the Sun
National
Erective Ageney
National Pencil Company
Instiante
Doris
Gotham
Atlana
New York
Leonard Haas
Brank
Iena- Paper
Guil
Marr Phagan
Ban Lehon
Atlanta
Mississippi
Guy Biddinger
Burns Service
Ben HU
Reuben Arnold
Haas
H. P. Becker
Infant hangs self in buggy bonnet string in Cleveland
Baby son of mine owner Henry Yeomans died after a bonnet string around the infant’s bonnet hooked on the buggy caused strangulation while the nurse was away on the porch. Father William Yeomans was traveling to Colorado properties when notified. he will return to Cleveland soon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William Henry Yeomans
Henry Yeomans
Tell
Colorado
Chicago
Jonghstanrs
Yeomans
Great Battle in Suburbs of Torreon Mexico
Fragmented report describes a fierce border clash near Torreon with U S and Mexican federals. Rebels reportedly routed, dozens of casualties on both sides, and reinforcements moved toward Las Vacas while Washington backs border patrol retaliation.
Postal Rates for Plants in Senate Passed Bill
Washington March 25 a bill advancing through the senate provides postal rate changes for plant material shipments. It sets 1 cent for two ounces and allows packages up to eight ounces at that rate, with larger items to be mailed at higher charges. State departments and gardeners anticipate the new rates affecting wills and cuttings sent by mail.
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Senate
Ta House
Great Battle Raging Near Torreon Outskirts
The report describes General Villa’s forces advancing from Gomez Palacio toward Torreon and Lerdo in Durango, with Gomez Palacio and Lerdo described as weakly defended. The battle centers on Torreon where federal troops under Velasco hold the line, and Villa’s strategic goal is to control the railway and surrounding passes to isolate Torreon. The fighting follows Villa’s earlier pushes that cleared outposts from Mapim and nearby towns as rail lines connect the three cities.
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Torreon
BI Verjil
Durango
Mealce
Villa
Leria
Welock
Gomez Palacia
Refugio Velasco
Gomez Palacio
Lerdo
Torreau
Nalle
Cerro de la Pilas
Games Palacio
Gomez Palavia
Wassel
Ti Ig
Canmars
Mapim
Brouinghem Junction
Weather Beery Paler Aniz Warmer
Weather report fragment notes fluctuating temperatures with paler and warmer phrasing. Mentions Vivian temperatures, high and low estimates, and a reference to since January 1 and past 21 days. Data incomplete, locations unclear, no definite readings.
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Howard
Panama Canal
William J. Burns
Lehon
Baby
Mexico
Huerta
United States
U.S
Magic Pass
Texas
Border Patrol
del Rio
Rio Grande
Sibley
Fort Clarke
Rl Tio
Eagle Pass
Winterburn
Monteenth
Wien
Melkce
Acoss
Cav Alrymen
Las Vacas
Santry
War Department
Army
Bliss Tn H
Ufe
Buss
Border‘patrol
Juarez
EL Verhil
Guamex
Fain
Tate
Benve Chleas
Galveston
Kansas City
Eleal
New Orlean Montgomery
Oklahoma
Pienrn
Futtsberg
Portland
Eldy
Naletech
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