Huerta Officers Killed by Rebels near Guaymas
In Nogales May 11, officials report twenty five federal officers including an infantry and artillery colonel were executed after capture during fighting above Guaymas. The loss of about 200 state troops is admitted as federal forces retreat to a station north of the Gulf port. Reports confirm the deaths of Yaqui leader Chief Bula and Colonel Guideres of the state trepy. Nearby, rail lines are cut disrupting Huerta forces amid wider insurgent advances and refugee movements from Parral toward Chihuahua City as clashes extend across the region.
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Socialists to Probe West Virginia Strike
Victor L. Berger former socialist congressman Eugene V Debs presidential candidate and Rudolph Gormen were named by the Socialist Party national committee to investigate West Virginia miners conditions and report to President Wilson. They addressed a memorial asking a Justice Department inquiry amid alleged reign of terror in the state. The national committee announced next year’s committee designations. Miss Billy Long matinee today at 2:30.
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Illingls
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West Virginia
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National Committee
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Washington Horse Show Opens Social Season With VIP Guests
At the Washington Horse Show part of the third annual national capital events, society mingles with receptions for new administration members. Mrs Thomas Marshall hosts a gathering with Mrs Tho Wal, while Mrs May Pitney accompanies the new Supreme Court Justice's wife. Invitations go out for May 13 dinners with young guests, May 18 hosting the Iran Hungary ambassador, and May 17 featuring Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan.
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Wl Wat Rigrat
Tho Wal
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Pitney
United States Supreme Court
Windassadar
Wilson
Nover
Iran
Hungary
Bryan
Titanic’s Narrow Escape From Iceberg Collision Report
Montreal May 1 A steamer Chiltern Humes narrowly escaped disaster after a collision with an iceberg in fog near the Newfoundland banks on its voyage from flats to Montreal. Ice and dense fog surrounded the Brit ish freighter causing dented plates and a near capsizing.
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Montreal
Newfoundland
Bere
Bers
Votes for Women Move Through State Legislatures
The year 1913 saw several states advance suffrage efforts with Michigan already passing an amendment in a April election and initiatives planned in four others. New York and New Jersey legislatures approved suffrage bills with votes indicating broad support, while Iowa faced tougher margins in both chambers. In Michigan the next step is a petition campaign. other states plan to submit further questions at the 1914 general election.
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Dne
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New Jersey
Iowa
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Senate
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House
Rosens Chateaubriand tale of an American ambassador
In a London street a policeman challenges a lone American as he walks in the rain. The diplomat replies that he has no home because he is the American ambassador, revealing the humor and frustration in representing the United States abroad.
Washington relics presented for Mount Vernon display
On May 11 W Lanter Washington of New York presented relics tied to General Washington to the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association board of regents. The items include an oil portrait of Washington's mother, a 1674 patent deed signed by Lord Sulpepper for 5 000 acres linked to the Mount Vernon estate, and a reproduction of the only known portrait of Washington's mother. The board plans to display the relics for the first time this week.
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George Washington
W. Lanter Washington
New York City
Board of Regents
Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
Blount Vernon
Lord Sulpepper
MounteViion
Be Pacific But Strong Paris Peace Congress Inaugurated
Paris May 11. The eighth national Peace congress opened with a read letter from ex Premier Leon Bourgeois. He urged support for three years of military service, noting disasters in 1870 and 1871 and warning against German gains. Be pacific but strong.
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Paris
Leon Bourgeois
B. Bourgeoie
World Fetes Peace Centenary Invitation Across Nations
New York May 17 A hundred years of peace among English-speaking peoples is marked by an invitation from international conferees for the United States Great Britain Canada Newfoundland Australia and Ghent to join in a global celebration. The manifesto urges cooperation to prove to public opinion that conflicts may be settled without war and calls for governments to participate through proper channels. It stresses shared advances in science letters trade and culture as foundations for lasting harmony.
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United States
Great Britain
Canada
Newfoundland
Australia
Ghent
Dominion of
Canala
Commonwealth of Australia
Ma Yong
To Oppose Beef Combine
Buenos Ayres in May reports the Argentine government moving to oppose the American beef combine. The council of ministers will study measures to curb speculation harming the home market. Newspapers criticize the beet trust while cattle breeders plan protests. The agriculture minister invites managers of American refrigerating plants to explain their intentions.
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Buenos Ayres
Council of Ministe
Minister of Agriculture
Nine aldermen visit Atlanta to study Imhoff tank plans
A delegation of nine Orange N J aldermen and two advisory board members arrived to inspect Atlanta's Imhoff tank sewage disposal plants. They will tour Proctor and Peachtree Creeks, meet Captain Clayton, and then depart Monday for Savannah and a New York return, as Orange Hast Orange and Montclair plan a joint sewage system with bond issues anticipated.
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N. 7
al- Jata
P. Alen Smith
Henry T. Stetson
Charles F. Coyne
Charles A. Lemaster
John Keaster
Patrick A. Quinn
Owen C. Dolan
Gwen P. Casey
Coristanber Freeman
Dan
R. M. Clayton
Clayton
Proctor Creek
Peachtree Creek
United States
Stetson
Atlanta
Imhoff
Savannah
New York
Mortuary Notice for John M. Fisher of Darien
John M. Fisher born in Germany and longtime Barlen resident died last night at age 80. A Confederate veteran and member of Live Oak Lodge of Masons, he is survived by three sons John William and Frederick.
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Spevial
John M. Fisher
Germany
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Oak Lodge of Masons
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William
Frederick
Obituary notices for E W Caldwell and Mrs Hatcher
E W Caldwell aged 39 son of Girard avenue a pattern maker at the Southern stops died yesterday morning at a local hospital. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Junior Order of American Mechanics and is survived by his wife and five children. Funeral services will be at 2 this afternoon at the residence with interment in Atlanta Park cemetery. Mrs J J Hatcher died at her residence on Tolderness street last night she is survived by three sons and one daughter. Funeral at 3 30 this afternoon.
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Girard Avenue
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Order of
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Atlanta Park Cemetery
J. J. Hatcher
Tolderness Street
Pu‘neral
Funeral notices from Conley and Orchard Hill
Rev G W Morris aged 9% dies at home near Conley Ga funeral at Cedar Grove church interment in churchyard Interment at Oak land Inez McMullen 11 dies at private sanatorium body to Green berg and Bond chapel sent to Orchard Hill Ga Tuesday morning
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GW. Morris
Conley
Cedar Grove
Inez McMullen
Greenberg & Bond
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Hutcheson, L. P., 60, Dies at Summit Avenue
L P Hutcheson aged 60 of 145 Summit avenue died last night in a private sanatorium. The body has been removed to the Greenbers Bone chapel and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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L. P. Hutcheson
Summit Avenue
Greenbers & Bone Chapel
Miss Billy Long at 25 Cent Matinee Today
A brief notice advertises Miss Billy Long in a 25 cent matinee show today at 2 30 with contact for want ads via Main 5000 or At lanta 109.
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Atlanta
Harbison to Get Can Tenn M Beee Spe cial
Chattanooga today purchased Willy Playee Williams from Buffalo and Outfelder Detacer from Montreal Utility Player Harbison, the former At lantah WI be released anta 109.
Stop-String-Ant A Claim To Cure Gum Disease
An old home remedy from TeLamater-Lawrence Drug Co promises to cure Riggs disease and tighten loose teeth by rinsing the mouth. The ad claims the remedy eases bleeding inflamed gums and aids digestion. Available 0.5 and 5 cents by mail order and druggists.
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Wsatten
TeLamater-Lawrence Drug Company
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