La Follette Praises Wilson Handling of Mexican Situation
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette lauds President Wilson for managing the Mexican crisis. He predicts unanimous congressional backing, discusses New York election results, currency bill prospects, and his tariff vote while in Atlanta for a lecture. He cites reforms in Wisconsin as a model for Georgia.
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Congress
Mexico
New York
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Tabern
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William Schley Howard
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Tom
Murphy Waiting for Another Day After City Victory
New York observers reflect on Tammany Hall's rout in Tuesday's elections as Charles F Murphy deflects resignation questions. Edward McCall retreats to Hot Springs, Mitchel claims no White House involvement, while Wall Street bets tracking the outcomes show mixed confidence and rare predictive accuracy in local political wagering.
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Wilson
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Wall Street
Look’y Here Murph Classifieds in Constitution Columns
Page 11 column 5 of The Atlanta Constitution advertises a special 29 cent marked-down price for above items and asks readers if anyone else has lost anything. Readers urged to call Telephone Main 5900 or Atlanta 5001 with tridex IV.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Judge Frank Park Wins In Second District Special
Judge Frank Park of Sylvester won the second district special election to fill the late S A Roddenberg term, defeating Rosco Luke of Thomasville and W A Covington in a three corner race. Park carried seven of twelve counties with notable margins in Worth and Baker. Luke led in Grady and Thomas. Covington carried Colquitt county. Park’s biography notes a long Albany circuit judgeship, prior medical study, teaching, and strong campaign prowess across southwest Georgia.
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Roddenberg
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Thomasville
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Luke
Covington
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Colquitt
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Calhoun
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Dougherty
Early
Tift
Grady
Miller
Congress
S. A. Roddenberg
Albany
Second District Agricultural College
Tifton
Atlanta
Worth County
W. N. Spence
Judge Park
Georgia
Converts in Tennessee prison revival claim 300 of 500 convicts
A religious revival at Nashville main prison reports 300 of 500 negro prisoners converted in the past week. Tonight 57 converts shown as remarkable scenes unfold with fervor, some needing to be carried to their cells after the service.
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Nashville
Extension of crop news service to all states announced
Washington reports the department of agriculture will extend the telegraphic crop news service to newspapers in every state. Beginning with the November report crop conditions in each state will be wired to the central weather station within that state for distribution. The service expands an earlier nine state experiment.
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Department of Agriculture
Witthin
Six Year Old Fights Burglars by Calling Police
Six year old Joe Smith, home alone at 206 Ivy Street, called police after hearing noises, guiding officers to his house where they found no burglars. He crawled outside in pajamas to alert neighbors before his mother returned. she praised his courage and warned him to stay calm next time.
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Cochran
Garret
Mary Smith
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Tay
Metropolitan Club Cashier Held on Whisky Bond
J A Cheney cashier and two others were arrested near Forsyth and Mitchell for an alleged illicit whisky transaction involving the Metropolitan club. Cheney bond set at 300 dollars, Parks and Trout 200 dollars each. Police claim Parks arranged whisky for a Houston traveler via Trout from the Metropolis. Trial set for 2:30 pm before Recorder Broyles.
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Trout
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Childs’ Hotel
Houston
Texas
Metropoltan
Broyles
Farks
Trinity Students March For Football At Durham Rally
In Durham on November 5, about four hundred Trinity College students marched through the streets demanding football. They visited Ben Duke to seek comment. Mary Duke reported her father supports football, though not running the college. Trinity, a Methodist school, opposes football and warns no athletics will return without football.
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Congressmen, officials at Ansley Hotel in Atlanta cited
Atlanta police continue a probing inquiry into whiskey handling at the Ansley Hotel locker scene. Congressman Gordon Lee and other prominent figures including Herbert Clay, Dick Dobbs, and Robert La Follette are reported registered at the hotel while police subpoena club officials and plan a formal court appearance.
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Herbert Clay
Marietta
Geneaal
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Dick Dobbs
Ansley
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Mexican War Charts Spark Fort McPherson Alarm
Officers at Fort McPherson, Georgia, received through a messenger detailed Mexican charts showing coast fortifications and weak points. Officials anticipate possible intervention, drills intensify, and talk of aiding Mexican republicans with arms rises as tensions mount and plans consider a border deployment and potential conflict with Mexico and Japan.
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Seventeenth Infantry
United States Regular Army
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Constitution
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Arry
Ira Cruz
Japan
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Leader of the Band Sought for Atlanta Penitentiary
An urgent call seeks a band leader for the United States penitentiary in Atlanta. The role requires musical skill and knowledge of harmony and composition. candidates must pass an examination by the service commission in December. The position is offered by the government with pay for the right person.
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Jobe Dyeriman, Jr.shington
United States
Atlanta
Service Commission
Huerta calmly waits as U S seeks mediation in Mexico
Washington officials, tight lipped, await Huerta's reply to American mediation proposals. President Wilson pursues only peaceful means, with secrecy surrounding diplomatic steps. Uncertainty grows over Huerta's abdication and potential response from France or other powers.
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Huerta
Washington
United States
Wilson
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Idf
Fuerta
American Representationa
Huerta Asked Frange to Seek Mediation in Mexico Crisis
November 5 report from Washington notes Huerta sought mediation possibilities between the United States and Mexico. The French government indicated caution, with Ambassador Jusserand awaiting instructions. Secretary Bryan withheld comment pending official word. France may use its good offices if steps are decided.
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United States
Mexico
Washington
M. Jusserand
Huerta
Bryan
Paris
France
Weather Prophecy FAIR
Local weather bulletin notes fair conditions with minimum and maximum temperatures not stated precisely The report lists lowest and highest temperatures and mean values alongside rainfall data for the past 24 hours and month to date including a deficiency figure in inches and a note of units.
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