Villa drives rebels to seize Torreon in desperate assault
General Villa consolidates forces with General Herrera to storm Torreon as federal defenders retreat toward western positions. Gomez Palacio report says rebels control most of the city including the business district while Villa and Herrera men press the attack with heavy artillery and renewed assaults.
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Herrera
Torreon
Pena, Reyna
Anaya
Ocaranza
Her~tera
General Angeles
Gomez Palacio
Juarez
General Villa
Carranza
Lerdo
Guaman
Villas
Carrance
Benavides
Ortega
Urbina
Egsant
Angeles
Jefe Suprem
Gomez Palacios
Villa and
Morelos
Wetter
Generadl Urbina
Repac
Constitutionaliet
Red Cross
Bank bandit Rhynata held on $10,000 bond in Auburn Avenue case
Police court crowd packs Recorder Brovies as Edward Marshall alias Rhynata faces parallel charges for entering the Auburn Avenue Bank of Savings. Witnesses identify him by number and bleary testimony reveals a violent confrontation with a bank clerk. His attorney seeks bond reduction while his wife sobs.
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Bank Bandit
Great Crowd
Auburn Avenue Bank
Rhynata
Brovies
Edward Marshall
Edward Rhynata
Grand Jury
Marshall
Harvey Hull
White Rata
Gall
Atlanta State Bank For Savings
Auburn Avenue
Heme
Vantts
Cain and
Willliams Streets
Rignata
J . Ross
Rops
Marshal
J.C. Ross
Savings Institution
Ross
Velin
Singleton Johnson
Bell Street
J.C. Smith
Houston Street
Bell
R. F. Dobbs
Martha
James Conley's Alley Sighting Shapes New Trial Plea
Solicitor General Dorsey served with formal notice of Lea M. Frank extraordinary motion for a new trial within twenty days. Mary Rich testifies Conley emerged from rear pencil factory alley around 2:15 PM on murder day, buying lunch then vanishing. Dalton repudiates prosecution testimony as new alibi witnesses surface and coaching claims arise against Dorsey.
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Dorsey
Hugh M. Dorsey Wee
Lea M. Frank
Mary Bieh
Yiemnity
Jim Conley
Mary Phagan
Conley
Hepudiete Teylmant
Brutia Dalton
Dewey Hewell
Cincinnati
Hewell
Pathy Robinsau
Maggia Griffin
Griffin
Helen Kern
Frank
Daffy
J. B. Simmons
Leo Frank
Simmons
Mary Rich
Jim Consey
Penvil
Hastilunter Street
Agnes Scott Wins First Intercollegiate Debate in Dixie
Agnes Scott college Decatur Ga defeats H Sophie Newcomb college New Orleans by a unanimous judges decision on the telegraph nationalization resolution. Debaters Mary Helen Schneider Emma Jones Marguerita Wells, reception follows as 300 students celebrate with a snake dance.
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Agnes Scott
Dixie
New Orleans
Southern Colleges
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
H. Sophie Newcomb Callage
Asnes Scott
Atve
Newcomb
Georgia
Helen Schneider
Emma Jones
Mar-guerite Wells
Gladys Gibbons
Margaret Foules
Newcomb College
Agnes, Scott
Mary Helen Schneider
Chattanooga
Decatur, Principale
Marguerita Wells
Augusta
Murphy Candler
Hooper Alexander
Charles D. McKinney
Mise Jones
Propylean Society
Sophie Newcomb
Atlanta Welcomes Good Roads Scouts In Welcome to Highway Plan
A Good Roads scouting party from the American Highway Association and the U.S. Office of Public Roads arrived in Atlanta to view the proposed national route between Atlanta and Washington. The delegation, including E W James and I J Pennypacker, was welcomed by Mayors Woodward and local officials. They planned to study route maintenance rather than building new roads, with Scales to lead Georgia coordination.
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Good Roads
American Highway Association
United States Office of Public R
Atlanta
Washington
Piedmont Jhotel
Auto
E. W. James
Office of Good Roads
I. &. Pennypacker
D. C. Scales
W. L. Spoon
Ivision
W. McCabe
DeKalb County
Ivan Allen
Fred Houser
W. H. Leahy
F. J. Paxon
M .R. Wilkinson
Hotel Piedmont
American Road Congress
Woodward
Allens
Lexington
Monroe
Scales
Georgia Division
Georgia Railroad
Spence Confirmed for Alaska District Attorney Post
Washington reports Judge W. N. Spence of Camilla was confirmed as district attorney for the third division of Alaska. A heated Senate debate over party platforms touched on appointing residents to district offices as Jones noted a nominee living 3,000 miles from Alaska. Spence will be sworn in despite the controversy.
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Washington
W. N. Spence
Camilla
Alaska
Owen
O'Gorman
Jones
Spence
Catholic Missionary Dies at Germantown Rectory
Grace a Roman Catholic missionary died at St. Vincent De Paul rectory Germantown after long illness. He was 60 born in Brooklyn NJ.
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Poussenpua
Maren
Luke
Grace
St. Vincent de Paul
Germantown
Brooklyn
Young husband with smallpox ends his life in Waycross
Waycross Ga March 27 Special Taylated in a house at Haylow because of smubipos W L Freeman age 27 for three months a rent for the Atlantic Coast Line suicided early today by firing a bullet through his head. His home was originally in Tennessee and he has a brother in Morristown Tenn. His wife and a young kid survive. Freeman was given sick leave a few days ago by the Coast Line.
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Waycross
Haylow
Smubipos
W. L. Freeman
Atlantic Coast Line
Tennessee
Morristown
Tenn
Freeman
Coast Line
Crawford Will In Court Again
Plaintiffs led by Colonel James and Albert Kemper file a petition to strike portions of Auditor James L. Anderson's ruling in the Crawford will case seeking to purge the record of his conclusions. A 250 page brief accompanies the filing as objections to most auditor rulings. The April 4 hearing before Judge George Bell's chambers will determine whether the auditor's conclusions remain.
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J. 3
James
Albert Kemper
Crawford
Mary Belle Crawford
Joshua B. Craawford
James L. Anderson
Superior Court
George Bell
Rehearing Sought in Vanderbilt Case in Tennessee
Nashville March 27 claim that Supreme Court decision erred prompts petition for rehearing. Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church South challenge Vanderbilt ownership claims, arguing the Board of Trust is not self perpetuating and that initial trustee selection rested with the annual conference. The petition, a sixty page document, attacks multiple points of the court's last opinion. The board’s answer to the bishops is expected before the court tomorrow.
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Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Vanderbilt University
State Supreme Court
Yt Ia
Board of Trust
Methodist Annual Conference
Trim
Cotton Futures Bill Advances Amid Reform Debate
Washington reports the Senate passed a bill to regulate cotton futures trading after a debate over pooling and spooling operations. A compromise measure imposes delivery and mail transmission rules, with penalties up to a $5,000 fine or one year in prison, while addressing Patten v. United States concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Kenyon
Supreme Court
Patten
Audi
Department of Agriculture
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Tom
Smith
South Carolina
Senatora Smith
Ransadli
Louisiana
New York Cotton Exchange
Ranadell
New Orleans
Angry Diner Shoots Indifferent Waiter in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Ind March 27 Anthony Trestman a wealthy brewer is jailed after shooting H J Brace a negro waiter at a local hotel cafe. He says the waiter ignored his request for his overcoat provoking the act. Brace died at a hospital.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Anthony Trestman
H. J. Brace
Trentman
Bruce
Wilson Triumph In Panama Toll Repeal Fight
President Wilson won the opening battle of the Panama canal toll repeal fight as the House adopted a special rule for consideration of the bill amid fierce opposition. The rule passed 207 to 176, with 189 Democrats voting to sustain it against minority leaders, signaling likely passage of the repeal bill by a substantial margin.
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Wilson
House
Clark
Underwood
Mann
Murdock
Congress
Tinderwood
Uien
Adamson
Hardwick
Fitzgerald
Representative Henry
Chaiman
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Palmer
Pennalvania
Georgia
Sheiles
Kentucky
Eldes
Kansas
Weather Prophecy CLOUDY Georgia Forecast
Local report indicates cloudy conditions for Saturday and Sunday with possible rain. Temperature range expected with low and high not specified. Normal temperatures referenced. Rainfall in past 24 hours not provided. Deficiency figures for the period unclear.
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Drouet
Norman Walker
Edward Wisner
J. E. Friend
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