Fragmented report on northern rebellion and Carranza’s plans
The Zaragoza brigade under General Aguirre Benavides was wiped out, with reports of escapes. Rebels faced unexpected Federals near Torreón, prompting a temporary withdrawal after three days of fighting. Carranza’s reception plans were scaled back due to casualties. Northern republic prospects, Villas and Willígs movements, and a looming money crisis with million pesos in circulation in Chihuahua, Durango, Zacatecas are noted.
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Aguirre Benavides
Benavides
Ami
Torré¢on
Iased
Carranza
Chihuahua
Willig
South
Caik
Villas
Torreon
Hag
Durangu
Zacatecas
Haslent Spot Opens Clean Hemp Hats and Accessories
Local merchant Frye Hillinery Co at TY W Mitchell St offers genuine hemp hats with color options including Algrettes Plume and Paradise SoS. Large sale features hats valued at seven dollars now priced at one dollar. Spring line announced at The Haslent Spot on Buay St.
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Paradise
Peso Values and Mexican Political Turmoil Report
The piece notes a peso worth about 18 cents and discusses threats to execution of Luis Terranae Jr. It details political maneuvers around President Huerta, Portillo, and Villa, and mentions plans for congress opening amid concerns over a 56.96 million peso loan arranged with bankers.
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United States
State Department
Luis Terranae Jr
Terrazas
Huerta Shows Concern Over Torreon Battle Developments
Mexico City reports growing concern in the Huerta government over Villa's push on Torreon. Velasco's dispatches are sparse and officials race reinforcements as battles intensify. diplomats gauge Torreon’s loss impact on relations with the United States and prospects for recognition of belligerency.
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Mexico
Marco
Velasco
Torreon
War Department
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Huertas
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Blanquet
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Huertalg
Velanco
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United States
Carranza greeted by Juarez crowds after parade
Carranza was welcomed by Juarez residents as troops arrived for new uniforms and equipment. A festive mood spread through the city with cavalcades, illuminated arches, and dressing rooms improvised from boxes and empty houses. Carranza spoke from a designated house and indicated he would stay several days in Juarez while plans for the Turreon battle continued.
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Carranza
Brown Mesa
Avieda Juarez
Sylvestre Terraz
Sathuahua
Villa Gustavo Padres
Juarez
Frederico Gonzales Zara
Turreon
Cartooned His Way Out Of Penitentiary
Evan Burton Johnson, aged 49, of Portland, Oregon, who drew a panel cartoon in prison, had his sentence for forgery commuted by Governor Hiram Johnson. He was sent from Folsom Penitentiary to San Francisco, arriving today en route to a new assignment.
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San Francisco
Cal
Evan Burton Johnson
Folsom Penitentiary
San
Johnson
Hiram
Johnson Johnson
Portland
Medley Named Leader of Columbus Agricultural Fair Effort
Special Matenee R Madley has been appointed chairman of the agricultural committee of the board of trade in Columbus to lead the movement for a large agricultural fair there next fall.
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Columbus
Matenee R Madley
The
Board of Trade
Unsettled Weather Forecast Across Nation This Week
Washington reports unsettled weather with frequent rain across nearly all regions. Temps will average above normal in the eastern and southern states. A disturbance moves from the southern plains toward the northeast with general rains, followed by another system crossing the central valleys bringing cooler air to northern and central states.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Tonieht
Mississippi Valley
Great Central
High Praise for Officers in Atlantic Landing at Culebra
Washington reports Captain W S Sims Navy fleet observer lauds officers and men for their role in the Atlantic fleet landing at Culebra Cuba. The shore installations reveal extensive planning and administration, with rugged rock soil and inadequate tools overcome by disciplined esprit de corps and devotion to duty.
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Washington
Culebra
Cuba
W S Sims
Sims
80 000 Railroad Men Threaten to Strike
Eighty thousand railway employees press for improved conditions, seeking a $100,000 budget increase. A major meeting in Ancona warned of a general strike if the government does not respond, with threats of militarization and armed enforcement. Anarchist leader Barro and Malatesta pledge support to the railway workers.
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Tome Wareh
Italy
Ancona
Barreo
Malatesta
Boy Evangelist Draws Record Crowds in Atlanta Revival
Luther R Bridgers, a youthful evangelist, drew crowds to the First Methodist Church where about 300 people responded at the altar. The message The Gift of Eternal Life focused on the woman at the well. Dr BOM Du Bose praised the unique size of the meetings, likening it to an old time camp gathering. Bridgers continues the series this week with services at 10:30 am and 4:30 pm, with the Bear den sisters providing solos tonight.
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First Methodist Church
Bridgers
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Thas Senes
Bom du Bose
Atlanta
Bear den Sisters
Bnai Brith Delegate Praises Atlanta Spirit Encounter
RA Banks of Norfolk Virginia, a Bnai Brith delegate and Atlanta Orphans Home director, extolled the Atlanta spirit during a casual talk. He praised the warmth and charm he found on the Georgia hills, remarking that his prior impressions were surpassed by the reality.
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RA Banks
Norfolk Va
Atlanta
Prominent Speaker Calls for New Trial in Leo Frank Case
Mr Banks, a 30 year old Norfolk public figure and Galaxy Magazine editor, urges a new and impartial trial for Leo Frank. He argues that, despite the charges, justice and the dignity of his people demand thorough reconsideration and innocence prior to any punishment.
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New York
Banks
Cornes of
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Varginia
Galaxy Magazine
Frank
Banka
Leo Frank
Gil
Mark
Graduating class to receive diplomas tonight in Atlanta
The Atlanta College of Pharmacy will hold commencement at 8 PM at the Atlanta Theater. Speakers include William Tee Morgan satutatorion Stanley Cleveland Davis historian Robert Calvin Powell poet and Samuel Chern Woon valedictorian. The 1914 graduates list names Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Cuba tied to various states and institutions.
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Atlanta College of Pharmacy
Atlanta
William Tee Morgan
Stanley Cleveland Davis
Robert Calvin Powell
Samuel Chern Woon
He Beasley
Georgia
Bethany
Alabama
Carter
Ros Carter
Cole
Arkansas
Crow
South Carolina
Coody Wississipmt
DuBose
North Carolina
Cuba
Hemingway
Hillerman
Mississippi
Johnson
Florida
Jameson
Kitchens
Knight
Lamkin
Minyard
Wississippi
Melendez
James H
Morgan
Moon
O Miler
Texas
McDougal
Tennessee
Norton
Odom South Casoiina
Graflex camera sample display and speed claim
A fragmentary note touts Graflex as a highly efficient camera with a sample time exposure of 11000 of a second. The snippet invites readers to view window displays and sample pictures while Sion presents the machines, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Sion
Mit
Nodal Bast Sa Wints Hall
Visiting Star System Promised in Sumner Stock Debut in Atlanta
Representatives of Jake Wells and Lucille Laverne announce a visiting star system for a Sum mer stock company to premiere in Atlanta. The ensemble includes Edna Goldrich Nanse Oneil Florence Roberts Wise Edeson Scott and Scott, with hopes John Bunny may join. Strong female leads and eight male actors compose the troupe as they present The Lily on Easter Friday at the Grand or the Lyric.
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Jake Wells
Laverne Han
Edna Goldrich
Nanse Onel
Florence Roberts
Thomas A Wise
Robert Edeson
Academy of Music
Astor
New York
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Cara Kendell
William Gillette
John Drew
Misa Laverne
Coneommensely
Allanta
Gme
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Lid
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Olive Blakenes
Billla Burke
Vaiss Helen Haskill
Columbus Ohio
LaVerne Company
Percival Ajlmet
Oxford
Little Theater Company
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Robert Middlemass
Harvard
Eugene Stewart
Yale
Guy Malham
Columbia
Easter Vienday
Welcome Given to Ena B Rith Welcome Given to Ena
A speech by Mr Stern urged Jews to maintain vision and cooperate to improve economic and social conditions in America. He warned against apathy and cited Kipling as inspiration. Charles Sheldon led organ music as delegates gathered in the temple vestry with Dr Marz Rabb Rubenstein and others present.
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Ton Perludes
Israel
America
Mr Stern
Kipling
Charles Sheldon
Marz
Stern Rabb
Cr Rubenstein
Dr S Mendiesohn
Simon Wolf
Bandit Wars on Missions Amid Far East Attacks
The Times reports Dr Parker of the China Inland Mission escaped the sacking of Ho Nan's King Tze Kwan province and states that the bandit White Wolf, aged 83, has declared war on the missions.
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Times
Dr Parker
China Inland Mission
Tze Kwan
Ho Nan
White Wolf
Witness for Frank sought as Burns probe advances
In Chicago March 29 HK J Haas counsel for Lean Frank of Atlanta Ga says a key witness who could win a new trial may testify. A notice in Atlanta sets an extraordinary motion for April 16 before Franks execution. Detective Burns returns to Atlanta amid new angles in the Phagan murder case as Leon relays generalities about the evolving investigation.
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Chicago
HK J Haas
Lean Frank
Atlanta
Marchagan
Franks
Frank Ig
Haas
William J Burns
Phagan
Dan Lehon
Burns
Burn
Leon
Burne
Leono Frank
Largest Memorial Day Parade Planned in Atlanta
Memorial day exercises in Atlanta set for Sunday April 26 or Monday April 27 with Colonel B E Pomeroy commanding the Fifth Regiment as grand marshal and Major F M Cochran as chief of staff. Lawton W. Wank of Augusta will deliver the oration, civic groups pledge grandeur, and parade plans await final details.
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Atlanta
B E Pomero Ea
F M Cochran
Department of the Adjutant General of the State
Fia
Cochran
Fomero
Lawton Wank
Augusta
Clement Evans
Pomerous
Fifth Regiment
Carter to Begin Work Despite Turner Edict
Carter, a contracting electrician, says he will start work this morning despite City Electrician Turner’s threat of legal action. The board of electrical control has authorized his application, and he claims to be bonded and licensed after passing the required examination. He calls for a new board of technical examiners if Turner resists.
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Carter
Turner
City
Ture
Aira Mi
Board of Electrical Control
Mycle
Sammers
Ritchie to Meet White In Milwaukee Title Bout
Lightweight champion Ritchie agreed to meet Charlie White in Milwaukee for a ten round bout. Ritchie will receive a $10 000 guarantee or 40 percent of gross receipts, White 5 percent, per manager. The weight class topic reportedly remained unsettled.
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Ritchie
Charlie White
Milwaukee
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