Carranza Poised To Leave For Chihuahua Palace Provisional
A report from the frontier describes General Venusti Carranza y kterda delaying departure to Chihuahua. He plans to proceed to a provisional executive mansion there after a stay here. A liquor sale ban goes into effect tonight after 10 oclock to prevent possible disorder and restricts river crossings from the American side without a special permit. A front letter recounts a fatal clash when 300 federals attempted surrender. 200 surrendered earlier, 100 more arrived, rapid-fire guns opened, and rebels paused.
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Ginor
Chihuahua
Venustiano Carranza Y
Carranza
Carranzas
Bhief
Gomez Palacio
Wark Steadi
Rebels suffer heavy losses near Torreon in federal assault
Eyewitness accounts describe a brutal clash outside Torreon as Federal forces shell and enter the city. Rebels suffer hundreds of wounded and several officers killed or fatally wounded, with evacuees and littered streets reported along the railway 490 miles south.
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Tor
Eit
Phe
Trinidad Rodrizace
Maximo Garcia Periquil
Villa
Drink Habit Free From Drink Craving Promise
An advertisement for a book by Edward F Woods claiming to cure drink addiction. It asserts thousands of drinkers saved and praise from physicians judges clergymen and others. It invites readers to send 300 for a free book of simple, hopeful information. It stresses relief from craving and happiness for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F Woods
New York
Atlanta Realty Gain Expected At Six and Half Million
Chief Clerk George Beauchamp projects 1914 realty assessments will rise by about six million to six and a half million though exact acreage and personal assessments are unavailable. Early figures suggested a much larger jump but incomplete returns and central realty data may reduce spending in departments as the finance committee prepares the half year budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beauchamp
City Tax Assessors Office
Lax Committee
Finance Committee
Light musical farce at Columbia Theater
Columbia Theater pivots from burlesque to a light summer musical farce The Irish Millionaire opens Monday with a matinee The show features breezy music and chorus showcases and will include more vaudeville acts Reduced prices will apply throughout the summer season with a notably enlarged program.
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Allante
Columbia Theater
Thief Cuts Open Hip Pocket on Last Hunter Car
A Constitution employee on a Last Hunter car between 6 and 7 pm had a pocketbook with $10 taken after a thief cut the pocket and lifted the item on the rear platform. Clark discovered the loss at home and said he had been ridiculed by several men but reported no police. He lives at 19 Logan Street.
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Hunter Suset
The
Constitution
Bishop Hoss Visits Nashville Town Today
Bishop HF Hoss of Nashville Town arrives in the city for several days as guest of Dr. MC DuBose pastor of the First Methodist Church. An old friend, Hoss comes from Baltimore on official business and will likely preach at the First Methodist Church today.
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HF Hoss
Nashville
MC DuBose
First Methodist Church
Tishop Hoy
Baltmore
Kansas Architect Inspecting Prison Plans for State Penitentiary
H. Chandler of Topeka Kansas state architect is in Atlanta inspecting the architecture and construction of the federal penitentiary to glean ideas for plans for Kansas’s new state penitentiary. The visit aims to inform design choices for the upcoming state project.
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H. Chandler
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Atlanta
Hangas
Bnai Brith Program At The Temple Tonight
The Temple on Pryor Street hosts a Bnai Brith public exercises tonight with Rev DOr David Mars presiding. An organ prelude by Prof Chas Sheldon, prayers, vocal solos by Miss Syivig Spritz and Mr Solon Drukenroller, and a closing prayer are planned. Delegates and visitors will be received in the vestry after the program.
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Pryor Street
Baa
Brith
Dor David Mars
Chas Sheldon Srennitz
Rulenstein
Tschalkowsky
Chas Sheldon
Bella Peysner
Syivig Spritz
David P Stern
Solon Drukenroller
Ss Mendelsohn
Sisitora
Federal Court Reform Hurdles Move in House
March 28 report from the judiciary committee shows a bill aimed at reorganizing pleading procedures in lower federal courts, backed by President Wilson officials, Taft aides, and National City Federation leaders. The measure faces favorable housing committee sentiment and broad support from governors and major commercial groups.
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Wilson
Taft
McReynolds
Alton R Parker
New York
Natonal
House
Representative Webb
North Carolina
Judiciary Committee
Wilson to Attend Good Roads Meet in Atlanta
President Wilson is expected to attend the Good Roads Congress opening in Atlanta on November 9, with the event likely the largest road gathering ever held. Officials anticipate about 15,000 visitors from 40 states Cuba and the Hawaiian Islands, plus a lecture by Massachusetts highway commissioner on European highway systems.
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Presdent Wilson
Atlanta
The
Good Roads Congress
Schley Howard
Hoke Smith
Rome
Atanta
Fred Mouser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Fom
Cuba
Hawian Islands
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Report of Cruelty to Child at Atlanta Home
Investigation begins into alleged beating of Willie Kendrick, a bear old child, by matron Meeks at the Home for the Friendless. Mrs W Kendricks, mother of three, sick at Grady Hospital, placed her children there. Police report finds body markings. Mrs Woodside promises thorough inquiry.
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John J Woodside
Atlanta
Mre
Meeks
Willie Kendrick
Mse
W. Kendricks
Wyman Street
Grady Hospital
Highland Avenue
Woodside
Lonely Men and Girls Meet at Dances
New York March 28. The Young Men's and Young Women's Christian associations discuss joint dances to help lonely men and women meet socially. William Cellowes Morgan, president, and Mrs James Stewart Cushman, head of YCWA, support expanding the experiment after a successful West Side event.
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New York
Young Mens and
Young Womens Christian
William Cellowes Morgan
Morgan
Young Mene Christian Association
James Stewart Cushman
Young Womens Christian Association Ag
Mia Cushman
West Side
Young Mens Christian Association Te Samals
Man poses as woman to swindle men sentenced in Chicago
Chicago March 23 August Pajonk, using aliases Mrs Anna Schwartz and Miss Eva Kline, posed as a marriageable woman to defraud men. She was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary after obtaining over $2000 from suitors and selling non existent Choice Sere nium via mail orders. The scheme centered on a fictitious matrimonial venture in Pittsburg and a fake gem bedstead near Chicago.
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Chicago
Pajonk
Anna Schwartz
Eva Kline
Mas
Pajon
25000 Men Dismissed By New York Central
New York March 28 Dismissal of 25000 men by the New York Central railroad since December 1 said A T Hardin vice president of that road today is only a barometer of the companys business I cannot see any immediate prospect that business will pick up and these men come back to work Mr Haran said this condition affected most of the eastern railroads Compared with 1913 said Mr Haran the business of this year on the New York Central altered a reduction of from 5 to 10 per cent The reduction of the working force has been on the same ratio.
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New York Mareh
New York Central Railroad
T Hardin ‘Tce
Haran
New York Central
Teachers Meet at Cordele for Grip County Spring Term
The third meeting of Grip county teachers for the spring term was held today in the Cordele school auditorium. Superintendent WooR Lanier of the Deaf high school directed the institute.
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Grip County
Cordele School
Woor Lanier
The
Deaf High School
Good Roads Scouts Back in Washington
The good roads scouts of the government returned to Washington. Engineer Scales will supervise the maintenance of the Atlanta to Columbia route for a year, with continuation possible if counties cooperate. Professor Strahan notes expectations for road upkeep and compares past Georgia politics to needs for smooth highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Roads
Washington
Fiedmont Hotel
C M Strahan
The
Georgia University
New Jerusalem
Georgia
Champion Father of German Empire Has 35 Children
Berlin reports Ferdinand Alin Aki, a tailor from Ahtberk, claims to be Germanys champion father after seven marriages produced 35 children, 26 living. His sixth son joined the army in 1913, earning a private audience with the Kaiser, who funded a week of entertainment. He also sells picture postcards of himself.
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Berlin
Ferdinand
Alinaki
Ahtberk
Germany
Vielageblatt
Eglinski
Eglinska
Three Boys Charged in Griffin Horse and Buggy Theft
No white youths and a negro are held at the county jail after confessing to stealing a horse and buggy from a Griffin livery stable Saturday morning. Gwen Tolan Dotlet Harrison and Arthur Tanner allegedly drove the team to Atlanta, tried to sell it to Frank Cawley for 50 dollars, arousing suspicion. Sheriff Hudson retrieved the thieves from the county jail, with the team rented from Griffin as the plan to go twelve miles to aid a sick man.
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Griffin
Atlanta
Gwen Tolan Dotlet Harrison
Arthur Tanner
Jones & Oglabys Stables
Frank Cawley
Cawley
Hudson
Jml
Gnitfin
Parasitic Woman Center of All Evils
Kansas City March 28 professor H J Davenport of the University of Missouri defined the parasitic woman at a meeting of the Kansas City Credit Men's association. He said the woman of the wealthy home bears no children and does no work except to show the world the husband’s financial success. He called her the center of all modern evils though not her fault and as the chief sufferer.
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Kansas City Mo
H J Davenport
University of Missouri
Kansas City Credit Mens Association
Davenport
Augusta's Memorial to Major Archie Butt
Washington reports plans for a memorial bridge dedication in Augusta Georgia two years after the Titanic disaster. Major Archibald Butt is honored with attendance expected from former President Taft and veterans groups including Temple Lodge 32 and colonial and revolutionary societies. The city and a memorial association have raised funds for the bridge’s erection and decoration.
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Washington
Archibald W Butt
Augusta
Taft
Hutt
Oves Lodge
FP & A
Soety
Sons of Colonial Wars
Carranza to be received in Chihuahua as provisional capital
Exiled Mexican officials stripped homes of furniture and valuables to furnish a palace for General Carranza in Chihuahua City. The site faces the U S consulate with towers overlooking the capital, as the envoys prepare a formal ball to welcome him. Villas notes unlikely meeting with Carranza soon.
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Chinanaa
Mexico
Warengra
el Yaso
Texas
Rlch
Rehels
Carranza
Wazons
Enrique Creel
Washington
Carranzas
Huerta
Chihua Oa
General Villas
General Carranza
Dayton Shriners Secure Quarters for Big Atlanta Meet
Greene of the Dayton Herald said Antioch Temple will host over 15 Shrine members in Atlanta for May. He expects the May gathering to be among the largest in Shrine history and urged city effort to accommodate the crowd.
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Cbr Greene
Dayton
Herald
Atlanta
Antioch Temple
Greene
Darton
Mas
Shriners
Costly weddings blamed for family poverty in Chicago district
A University of Chicago Settlement investigators report that in Chicago's stock yards district costly weddings push 184 families toward poverty. Among them 88 are Polish or Lithuanian and 28 mixed. average yearly female income is 841.3 dollars while some weddings exceed 3.00 dollars in cost. The Clara family spent 3206 28 on a wedding with 628 in cash, 150 borrowed, 1000 from the groom, and a feast totaling 9 63 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilapo
Stock Yards
Chicago
University of Chicago
Clara
Ohio Coal Mines to Close Amid Proposed Delays
Ohio coal operations will shut down Wednesday April and remain idle until a labor contract is reached. Mauret, president of the Ohio Coal Operators association, said about 900 miners and related workers will be affected by the closure as production payments are suspended pending agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Unieres
Albumlo Coal Mines
Mauret
Ohio
Uptown Registration Bureau to Open for Businessmen
Lavien Harris deputy treasurer announced on Saturday that an uptown registration bureau would open on Monday at No 2 Edgewood Avenue to help businessmen register for the primaries without inconvenience. Harris said the registration books close in about one week and noted current registration levels are similar to the last county election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavien Harris
Tay Receser
No & Edgewood
Harris
Not Mrs. Gunness Suspect Sought Near Belle Gunness Case
A fragmentary note from Neville Sesk Canada dated March 28 mentions a woman found on a local homestead near here and suspected in a Belle Gunness linked case. The description references an alleged Laporte order and a person seen walking with someone, but details are unclear.
Favorable Report of Iowa Auditor Endorses National Life Association Directors
The Auditor of State of Iowa and officers endorse the newly elected bond of directors of the National Life Association of Dex Moimes. Judge T P Hewitt and Meredith, with officers Baynes and Gress, are praised for integrity and business ability. The auditor expresses confidence in the association's revised prospects under Hewitt's leadership. March 3, 1914.
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Des Woines
John L Blakey
H Baynes
Insurance Department
National Life Association of
Dex Moimes
State
State of Laws
Atonal Lita
P Hewitt
Meredith & 2
Tlunter and
Uary
Wew Association
Tudge T P
Ind
Maren
Jacobs Liver Salt advertised as a liver stimulant and laxative
An advertisement promotes TACGoes Liver Salt as superior to calomel, warning that calomel injects mercury and causes rheumatism. It claims Jacobs Liver Salt cleanses the bowels, aids digestion, removes toxins, and improves liver function without griping or nausea. It urges daily use and lists Jacobs Pharmacy Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Jacobs Liver
Yeaes Evlomel Evers
Jacobs Pharmacy Co
Wanta Ga
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