Maderos Take Refuge in the U. S. Consulate General
Evaristo Madero and relatives sought asylum at the U S consulate in Vera Cruz after being released from Fortress San Juan Ulua. They planned to sail on the Morro Castle to Havena but faced potential arrest warrants. Consul Canada arranged temporary asylum with Washington awaiting instructions.
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Vera Cruz
Evaristo Madero
Daniel Madero
Leandro Aguilar
Res Aguilar
Antonio de la Paz
Santro Mora
President Madero
Coasulate
San Juan Ulia
Maderos
Havena
Morro Castle
Banda
Morio Castle
Maderas
Mexico City
Canada
Washington
Hart Schaffner and Marx Good Clothes Makers Ad
You can afford to pay 25 dollars for one of our suits or overcoats. We know what the clothes are worth and what 25 dollars buys. We aim for best quality and style so the goods sell themselves. Other makers offer 18 to 20 dollar options, but start at 25.
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New York
It Is Crumbling Says Washington Continues On Page One
Washington officials say no future plans or negotiations were authorized. Hale’s mission sought to learn the constitutionalists chiefs dispositions and general character, not map future actions. No credentials requested, no formal talks affecting U.S. plans.
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Eral Carranza
William Basaid Hale
Bayle
Mames
Juerta
White House
M. Hale
Hale
Delegates Named At C M E Conference In Georgia
Georgia annual conference ends its second day with four ballots to decide delegates to the general conference in St Louis next May. Winners include R A Carter C W Holsey C L Bonner J Colclough N A Haygood and W C Livingston and J o H Wiggins. Alternates are C C Meal HL Stallworth and A F Bailey. Rev Idieman and Hayes advocate Gammon Theological seminary to recruit more ministers. Tonight Rev C C Neal speaks on Sunday School and presents its annual report. Various well known colored divines will preside as collectors and speakers. Washington notes: Edward Braig nomination for Tennessee internal revenue collector forwarded to the Senate.
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Colored Methodist Episopal Church
St Louis
Georgia
R. A Carter
C W Holsey
C. L. Bonner
J. Colclough
Haygood
WC. Livingstons
J O H. Wiggins
C C Meal
Hl, Stallworth
A F Bailey
Idieman
Hayes
Gammon Theological Seminary
C. C. Neal
Hopkins Fined for Striking Sims in Downtown Fights
Prominent attorney Lawton C Hopkins was fined 1075 by Recorder Nash R Broyles after three fist fights downtown on Wednesday afternoon. Ambry S Sims grain dealer and G R Sabin Dunning Son salesman face disorderly conduct arraignments. Hopkins says Sims accused him of altering drayman contracts. hearings and arrests followed at the Third National Bank building Five Points.
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Lawton C. Hopkins
Nash R. Broyles
Ambry S Sims
G. R Sabin
Dunning & Son
Third National Bank
Hopkins
Sims
R PF Jones
Sabin
Slims
Onduet
Bank
Broyles
Fims
Babin
Victory for Douglas in rail rate fight
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that Douglas Georgia faced higher freight rates than Fitzgerald group cities. Beginning February 1, railroads including Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic and Georgia and Florida must apply rates no higher than Fitzgerald and Pillts group. The decision followed a complaint by Douglas mayor, council and board of trade.
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Washington
Douglas
Fitzgerald, Ga
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Atlanta
Birmingham
Alantic
Georgia and Florida
Atlantic Coast Line
Fitzgerald
Pillts
Mayor
Council and Board of Trade
Pin dell Nominated as Ambassador to Russia
President Wilson sent nominations to the Senate naming Henry M Pin dell of Illinois as Ambassador to Russia. Also named were Lewis N Haskell of South Carolina as Consul to Belgrade Servia and Douglas Jenkins of South Carolina as Consul to Riga Russia.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Russia
Henry M Pindell
Illinois
Belgrade
Servia
Lewis N Haskell
South Carolina
Riga
Douglas Jenkins
National Conservation group denounces private water power control
The National Conservation congress denounced oligopolistic control of water power in private hands and declared that public water power rights should never be removed from public ownership. Key officers were elected, including Charles Latrhrop Pack as president, with varied regional and auxiliary posts. The event included plans to recruit state delegates and continue conservation efforts despite Arkansas opposition.
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Congress
Benito Jaurez
Washington
National Conservation Congress
Charles Lathrop Pack
Lakewood
Kimmons Crocker
Fitchbore
Mass
McLoud
GD C
Henry S Drinker
South
Bethlehem
Thomas F. Shipp
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Walter Powell
Liittle Rock
Malaria To Be Driven From Southern States
In Lexington Kentucky during the Southern Medical association closing session, the malarial committee report urged a vigorous publicity campaign to educate the South about malaria’s economic cost and the need for prevention and control. Richmond Virginia was chosen for next year’s meeting of the association.
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Lexington
Southern Medical Association
Richmond
Hotel Breslin Promises Southern Welcome in New York
Southerners visiting New York are offered a warm welcome at the Hotel Breslin on Broadway at 29th Street with special attention and individualized service. The Dixie Dining Room features Southern dishes and Southern music, inviting guests to write the manager for terms and a booklet.
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New York
Breslin
Broadway
29Th St
Dixie
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Tennessee
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Control OF Water Power
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Avport
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