Mellen Tired Of Hearing The Goat Label In Hearings
Washington May 13 A day of heated talks with the Justice Department and the Interstate Commerce Commission ended with a unanimous plan to resume hearings at 10 tomorrow to decide whether former New Haven president Charles Mellen and other directors should testify The attorney general may pursue criminal prosecutions against subpoenaed witnesses if plans change officials indicated Mellen expected to be called and questioned for days while Justice protested the witnesses immunity risks and potential interference with dissolution actions involving the New Haven and Boston and Maine rail lines
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Weashington
Interstate Commerce Commission Paas
Mellen
New Haven Directora
Folk
New Haven
New England
Massachusetts Public Utilities Committee
Lewis Casa Ledyard
William Rockefeller
George F Baker
George MacCulloch Muller
Chigé
Falk
Physiciana
Mfeller
Miller
Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Georgia
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Directory
Boston
Mainarail
Commission
Norris
Nebraska
McChord
Thas
Congress
MecChord
Yew Haven- Bulard Company
Melien
New Haven Inquiry Move Prompted by Otis Folk Departure
After a New Haven inquiry conference Senator Norris noted Folk and Commissioner McChord left under pressure from the attorney general. Folk pledged to proceed with the investigation, asserting Mellen and New Haven directors would not testify and promising to reveal the truth regardless of who it harms.
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The
New Haven
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Atlanta area
A collection of obituary notices and funeral details for multiple Atlanta area residents. Items mention Mrs Masry susgutz of Fulton Street. Mrs Texana Lynn of Ringgold. RL Simmons, 62, dies. Mrs VE Micpail. John M Hudson, 77. James P Hall, 83. Harvie Glass infant. Martin of Cuthbert. Elizabeth Dowda. R L Simmons, 68, interment in Mansfield. Funeral times and burial locations listed.
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Masry Susgutz
Atlanta
Fulton Street
Mra. Lose M. Lyle
Charles H. William and Paul
Albert Stieglitz
Columbia
Mra
C Poll
Terre Haute
Ind
Valentine Gotlted
Newport News
Harvie Glass
WC Glags
Ashland Avenue
North View
WC Glasa
Steven C Glass
SH Ray
Harvie Qus
Thored
Ashlind Avenue
Gaman Park
North View Cemetery
Barclay & Brandons
Lacy, Dowd
EG Dowdy
Weushber
Elizabeth
Pook
West View
Thomas Mn
Harper
George Lenka
Harper Rey
Eahs Ail Offerte
At The Theaters Weekly Showings Amid Summer Policy
The Grand hosts a ten piece orchestra and two prima donna singers with war news reels. Alexander Dumas The Three Musketeers in pix reels opens today at top prices. Lyra and Ania present hot farce and vaudeville acts. Olympia Opera at Bijou promises a strong season with The Beggar Prince and The Mascot, plus The Conspirator next week.
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Aran
Olympia Opera Company
Bijou
Eged
Rebels Ready for Mexico City Campaign
The Villa faction broadcasts the slogan On to Mexico City as they claim readiness to advance from Saltillo and San Luis Potosi towards the capital. Amunition stocks are centralized at Saltillo Monterey and food supplies are ample while wounded care and medical resources are expanded. Mounted troops are emphasized for mobility and support, with vehicles commandeered and horses allocated to maximize rapid force deployment.
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Forreon
Saltillo
San Luie Roteal
Mexico City
Ingway
Mexico
United States
Villa Army
Saltilio
Monterey
Willa
Then and Now Whittier Barefoot Boy and the Butcher
A fragment from The London Union presented in Chicago News offers a humorous exchange about a bride elect and an older married friend. The dialogue turns on loyalty to a butcher, with a quip about choosing a good honest butcher and “standing by him” while he cuts meat.
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Whittier
Chicago News
London Union
Tampico Evacuation and Mediation Steps Reported
Far up the rival shore gunboats withdrew by 2pm signaling out of range of rebel artillery. Admiral Mayo announced the evacuation was beginning while Tampico’s capture raised questions over arms embargo and international commerce.
Mob surrounds American consulate as refugees flee
Morro Castle brings 152 Americans to quarantine port in Veracruz area. Dr Ryan linked to Red Cross was jailed at Zacatecas and Consul Bonney and wife hid with British envoy family for eight days. Bonney says mob torched doors and desecrated flags on April 11, American evacuees later reach Mexico City and Puerta Mexico before voyage to New Orleans planned after quarantine ends.
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Ryan
Wilbert L. Bonney
Amacicun
Conaul
San Luis Potost
Morre Castle
American Red Cross
Zacatecas
Bonney
Sia
Hiden
Brtishobswiar
Morro Castle
New York
BT Finney
Kansas
Newark
Consul Bonney
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Puerto Mexico
United States
Washington
Esperance
Vera Crus
J L. Jennings
Memphis Tonn
Mexico
Esperanza
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Huerta General Questioned Over Private Parks
Secretary Garrison directs General Funston at Vera Cruz to ask General Maus of Mexico about the fate of Samuel Parks the U S private who reportedly rode through Mexican lines while insane and has not been heard from. A similar inquiry went to General Huerta via the Brazilian minister in Mexico City. Pending official reports the fate remains unverified with no cause for excitement until facts are known.
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Tampico
Carranza
Saltillo
Ban Luta
Teple
Guadalajara
Mexico City
Lonos Island
Navy Department
Daniels
Admiral Fadger
Jeffers
Fanning
Charles M Maisne
War Department
Mewcan Federal
Garrison
Maigns
United Stains
Maigne
Mexico
Badger
Daniels NO Gourt-Martial
State Department
Gallada
Vera Cruz
Key West
Gifleals
Huerta
Ige Himite Bahar
Huertas
Washington
Felgtions
Schiof of Law
Guye
ERS
The
Republic
Louis Biguero
Interventir
National and
Central Banks of
National Railways
Funston
Vera Crus
Maus
Samuel Parks
United States
Bryan
Parks
Panic Barred by New Bank Law Across Nation
Raleigh May 13 news service reports Comptroller of the Currency John Skelton Williams touts a new federal banking law as a decentralizing measure designed to prevent panics. He says it will move control from a few centralized financiers to local banks, promote open competition, and shield the economy from past panic conditions.
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Raleigh
John Skelton Williams
North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Williams
X Williams
Willams
Ananders
Financial New York
Firearms outlawed in Colorado counties
Trinidad Colo May 13 authorities announce guns outlawed in Las Animas and Huerfino counties as a 50 o clock deadline for surrender passes. Federal troops confiscate weapons but exact counts are withheld. Officials discuss further disarmament steps and potential house to house searches as mine work resumes and labor shortages grow.
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Trinidad
Colo
Las Animas
Huerfina
James Lockett
Washington Ly Oder
Lochett
Military Department
Mediation Knocked By Sir Lionel Carden
London May 1 The Standard states that Sir Edward Grey secretary for foreign affairs has considered a dispatch from Sir Lionel Carden British minister at Mexico regarding the Mexican situation. The report will go to a cabinet meeting. It is understood that Grey advises no assault upon mediation by South American powers and will indicate a policy to minimize further bloodshed.
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London
Sir Edward Gres
Jaonel Carden
Mexico
Edward
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Wellen
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Senator Norris
MaChola
Hupmobile
Ino. M. Smith Co
Georgia Distributors
Auburn Ave
Atlanta, Ga
Mortuary
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Texana Lynn
Ringgold
G Albert Lynn
Lynn
JT Wade
R. L. Simmons
RL Simmons
Maysville
V. E. McFail
VE MicPail
Axen
East Avenue
Grace Methodist Church
Charlea E. Bass Wall
Decatur Cemetery
John M. Hudson
John M Hudson
Patterson
Hamilton
James P. Hall
James P Hall
Dorr
Army of Virginia
Pooles
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Martin
Cuthbert, Ga
Cuthbert
Elizabeth Dowda
Elzabeth Dowds
G Dowda
Mansfield
Atznia
Veel
Atania
Shriners
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Elguero
Louis Elguerg
Manuel Martinez del Campo
North Carolina
Bankers—Square
Earl & Wilson
E. 17Th St
New York City
Redman Collars
Daniel Bros. CO
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Terminal CA
Cabinet Shop
BAY, JR
Bell Phone Main Banc
W. Hunter Strex
Rie
Silver Building
Weoawesa Ave
aAtlanta
Beemer ST
Icts
Harry May Rane
PT LE
Santarium
Bolton & Fraz
Bal Woolley
Atlante
Vico
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
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Colorado
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Lodge
Capital City
Can—te
Kiser
LEON C_GREER
P Oronheim K
Fo & AM
Temple Corner
Peach Tree and
Wain Streets
James M Fuller
Thomas Vans
Veleria T McFail
GB A Warlich
James E Warnell
Florence McFail
Velie E
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Key
H M Patterson & Ben
Howard M McPail
Tudson Warlich
Fibert Hale
Mar Sin
Barclay & Brandon CO
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B. M. Srandon
Es-Selamu
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Adriatic
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Woodside, Sharp, Boylston & Day
South Broad
Gilo
CoCo
Weyman & Connors
Dunson & Gay 409 Trust Company OF Georgia
Georgian Terrace
Ivy
Chalmers Motor Cars
HB. Odell
North Georgia
Tlanta, GA
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