Huerta Defends Dismissal of Congress and Calls Elections
General Huerta defends dissolving Congress amid alleged executive judicial friction and rebels. He pledges a noble act to save the nation, promises a detailed report on finance and defense moves, and signals elections. The message seeks congressional sanction and possible provisional leadership if needed.
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Wendell Ambition Pills Ad Promises Quick Vitality Boost
An advertisement hawks Wendell's Ambithon Pills at fifty cents, claiming quick relief from nervous fatigue, loss of appetite, and vitality issues. It touts rapid improvement within days and compares one box to a two week vacation, urging readers to buy at druggists nationwide.
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British Squadron Ordered to Mexico from West Indies
Bridgetown Barbados November 19 The British cruiser squadron in West Indian waters last night received peremptory orders to proceed to Vera Cruz and the vessels sailed at midnight Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Craddock commands the three armored cruisers Suffolk Lancaster and Berwick each displacing about 9800 tons They carry fourteen 6 inch guns eight 12 pounders and three 3 pounders all from American sources.
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Exodus of Americans to Vera Cruz Port
Vera Cruz Mexico November 19 The exodus of American citizens from Mexico City continues Forty persons most of them women and children arrived here this morning by train The fugitives report that only a few American women and children remain in the federal capital.
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Wilson Indorsed by National Grange in New Hampshire
Manchester November 19 The National Grange endorsed President Wilson over the Mexican situation sending a telegram of approval. A foreign affairs committee report urged free ports at both ends of the Panama Canal and on the Pacific slope, and a resolution favored higher income taxes.
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Washington Muni Reports Mexican Border Tensions
Washington dispatches detail military moves on the border as General Bliss is authorized to detain indefinitely the Second Cavalry at Fort Bliss and the Fifth at Fort Huachuca. Officials note foreign warships near Veracruz and discuss Huerta, Carranza, and U S policy amid cautious diplomacy and possible congress actions.
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Hollins and Partners Stripped by Failure
New York witnesses describe HW Hollins Co collapse with $5 million loss. Clarry B Hollins says he has $150 in bank, earlier invested $400,000 lost. Briton Busch reports under $200. Walter Kurgleb says no tangible resources. Bankruptcy hearing to resume Monday.
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Praise for Wilson From Rabbi Wise
Washington November 19 After a conference with President Wilson today Rabbi Stephen S Wise of New York issues a statement declaring the president has not abandoned the idea of pressing a new commercial treaty with Russia that would recognize passports of American citizens without distinction of religion or race The president is in a better position to negotiate the treaty and has gained confidence and respect of the American people Russia will know that he represents the American people as well as his own fixed convictions.
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Jones Sues Thomasville City Over Son's Death
Mrs. Nancy T. Jones files a $25,000 damages suit against the city of Thomasville through attorney Theo Titus for the death of her son Malcolm Jones. She contends the Chero-Cola Bottling Works incident stemmed from 2300 volts flowing through a small incandescent wire due to alleged negligence of electric plant workers. The case will be heard at the upcoming city court term.
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Chero-Cola
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Counterfeiting and fake liquor raid nets suspects in Troy
Troy authorities report Charles Ash and Edward Barry in custody after a raid uncovered a money making plant with unfinished bills and a setup for producing counterfeit brandy. Police seized four hundred bottles of counterfeit liquor and forged labels found at Barry's home. The probe links the pair to making bogus liquor and money in a local operation.
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Atlanta Suffragists Propose Atlanta Products Day
At a meeting of the Atlanta Equal Suffrage association a plan for an Atlanta Products Day on the third Wednesday of the new year was unveiled. Local manufacturers pledged exhibits and support, with Mrs. Amelia Woodall urging women as the purse strings for merchants. The effort seeks Chamber of Commerce cooperation and may station suffrage meetings in the city Auditorium.
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May Kline
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Funeral notices from Mount Pleasant to Talbotton area
Morning at Mount Pleasant cemetery for P. P. Stewart who died from injuries in the Okefenokee swamp tram road accident. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics led the service. Survived by father, a brother, and three sisters. Also reported are deaths of Joseph E. Flint near Hiram, and short funeral details for T. J. Care of Maysville, J. J. Johnson of Howard, and Paul Fr. Hammond of Fraser Street with survivors listed and interment locations.
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Mount Pleasant Cemetery
P. P. Stewart
Okefenokee Swamp
Order of United American Mechanics
Vaul
P. Hammond
Paul Fr. Hammond
Fraser Street
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Hammond
Alice Malcohn
Judge George fines delinquent jurors in Crisp county
Cordele Georgia November 19 Judge W J George presiding over Crisp county superior court fined several jurors after they pleaded pressing business. An unusual number of divorce cases have come to trial this term and will be disposed of rapidly. The civil docket should close this week and the criminal docket starts Monday.
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W. J. George
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Mrs Ashley to visit Cordele Eastern Star chapter
Cordele Georgia November 19 special Mrs Rose M Ashley of Atlanta worthy grand mason of the Order of Eastern Star of Georgia will pay an official visit to the Tallulah Aiking chapter Cordele on Saturday evening November 22 Representatives of nearby chapters will meet here with Mrs Ashley for the visit followed by a social session with talks and refreshments Also an advertisement notes Best Lump Coal four dollars seventy five cents from Piedmont Coal Co.
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Rose M. Ashley
Atlanta
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Ashley
Elam Admits Killing and Willing to Hang
Dr William T Elam of St Joseph Missouri was charged with first degree murder after a coroner's inquest into the death of W Putnam Cramer of Chicago. Cramer was shot in a downtown hotel after a private detective shadowed Elams wife. Elam confessed remorse saying he would rather be hanged than have his wifes conduct judged.
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W. Putnam Cramer
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Fragmented Reader Note on Family Visit Plans
The speaker states they came to visit their mother and is unsure about going to the husband’s assistance. They request more information about the affair to decide their next step. The fragment suggests personal planning and uncertain social obligations.
Thanks Atlanta People for Aid to the Blind
The blind of Santa express deep gratitude to Atlanta residents for support of the Industrial Home for the Blind. A $3,000 donation enabled continued operation and plans for a new print shop to employ many workers, with aims to produce marketable goods and foster self reliance. Leaders praised include J. K. Orr, Mrs. Spenger Atkinson, and local papers The Constitution and The Atlanta Journal.
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Eight Prisoners Escape From Emanuel Jail in Swainsboro
Swainsboro Ga November 19 Special eight of nine negro inmates escaped Emanuel county jail while Sheriff R W Coursey was in Savannah on official business. They undermined walls by digging through tile floor and under the wall using broken tile. One awaiting a life sentence two held for murder others for minor offenses. none recaptured. The ninth prisoner preferred liberty to prison. Sheriff Coursey had taken L A Kennedy to Chatham county jail for safekeeping.
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Savannah
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Coursey
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Chatham County
Latimer Chosen to Lead Druggists Association
The Wholesale Druggist association met in Jacksonville on November 19 and elected George Latimer of Columbus Ohio as president. Elected vice presidents were F C Grover, Jacksonville. C F McMichaels, San Francisco. Charles B Potts, Wichita Kansas. G S Fileete, Memphis. Little, New York. Joseph Toms of New York was named secretary and Samuel E Strong of Cleveland treasurer.
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Cascarets promise quick relief with a 16 cent box
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches and dizziness caused by digestive issues. It claims the product cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels, removes sour undigested food and foul gases, and leaves a clean feeling by morning. It targets both adults and children, emphasizing pleasant taste and no stomach upset.
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