Turbulent Mexican War News and Draft Controversy
A long dispatch reports ongoing rail traffic disruption near San Luis Potosí and Saltillo due to rebel activity. Government measures include drafting tens of thousands, with women and children of rebel leaders seen as potential targets. Military strength, foreign defense efforts, and fears of uprisings affect Morales and Morelos regions while German and Austrian circles coordinate in defense.
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San Luis Potos
Saltino
Wil
San Luis Potosi Rives
Mariano Sandoval
Santos Coy
Huerta
Muertas
Soldaderas
Mght
Morelos
Morales
Tony
Erwlat Ursing Chen
Legation
Irriman Army
Germany
Burrtt
Huerta Boycott By Great Powers Reported
Maushington November 23 Sir William Tyrrel private secretary to Sir Edward Gres the British foreign secretary held a brief conference with President Wilson at the White House. He declined to reveal the subject discussed saying it was personal. Sir William has been in town several weeks as illness of Sn Ced Spring Rice keeps him engaged.
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Maushington
Sir William Tyrrel
Edward Gres
Wilson
White House
William
Washington and Great Britain back Wilson Mexico policy
The article notes a second White House conference with the president and a frank talk on Mexican affairs. It describes Britain’s warm support for Wilson’s policy toward Mexico, the Huerta regime’s lack of external funding, and Washington’s hope to push Huerta aside. It mentions uncertain next moves and Henry and Wilson giving a paid lecture near the White House.
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Great Britain
United States
Mexico
Washington
Huerta
Wailson
New Mexican Congress
Juarez
State Department
Henry and Wilson
White House
Huerta Witnesses Bull Fight in Mexico City Thrilling Start
General Huerta attended a bull fight in Mexico City with two staff members and many detectives. About 20 000 spectators gathered as Gaona inaugurated the season. Huerta occupied a box near the arena, the band played the national hymn, and the crowd rose without cheering before the president left after the killing of the fourth bull.
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Mexico City
Weneral Huerta
Gaona
Mexico
Huerta
Eastern Stars Form Association in Crisp County
A new East ern Stars association named the Alpha association was organized last night in Crisp County at Tallulah Atkins chapter in the Masonic temple. Wis Hose Wo Ashley of Atlanta, Georgia’s worthy grand matron, attended with delegates from nearby chapters. Officers elected for the year include Miss Talullah Atkins president Wo E Bedgood Arabi vice president Mrs Ella Harris Warwick secretary treasurer Mrs G Griffin Pleasant Grove marshal and Mrs Mary Middleton Vienna chaplain. An elaborate banquet and honors accompanied the visit.
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Cordelea
Spe
Order of Eastern Star
Tallullah Atkins
Masonic Temple
Wis Hose Wo
Talullah Atkins
Wo E Bedgood
Arabi
Ella Harris
Warwick
G Griffin
Pleasant Grove
Mary Middleton
Vienna
Ashleys
Rules Were the Work of Subcommittees Judge States Says
Judge Thomas Judse E D .Thomas of the municipal court says the rules discussed last week and not agreed upon were the work of a subcommittee not Attorney Walter McElreath. He notes the rules committee adjourned without voting and asserts it would be unfair to imply McElreath urged rules the committee found unacceptable.
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Judse E D .Thomas
Walter McElreath
Thomas
McElreath
Stricken Pastor Dies After Conference in Atlanta
Dr Robins, 60 plus year pastor of Trinity church, Atlanta, died after a severe illness following a pulpit strike during a conference. He had led Trinity through major rebuilds and authored books, with a liberal theology and strong evangelistic record. Funeral plans were set for Trinity church with services to be announced.
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Atlanta
Rev & T Robins
Hogansville
Elbertom
Robins
W R Robins
Denist
Harlem
George A ‘Cunningham
Capitol Avenue
Mae
Victorine Robins
Elberton
Fata
Victorine Robing
John A Manger
Trinity Church
T Robins
John D Walker
Sparta
Manget
Seaboard
Union
West View Cemetery
North Georgia
Tiberton
Emory College
Hi EB OW Palmer
Emory
University of Georgia
North Georgia Conference
Park Street Church
Rome
Liberte
Trinity
Washington Street
Trinity Avenue
Trimity Church
Whitehall
Methodism Church
Dr Rotngs
Organist Hugo Goodwin Delivers Flawed Yet Pleasing Recital
Hugo Philler Godwin of Chicago conducted a free organ recital at the Atlanta Musical Festival Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Despite unfamiliarity with the Atlanta instrument and occasional organ quirks, the performance drew a large audience. Debut piece Devry's Moonlight produced a roaring start before settling. Bonnet's Can Rice Heroique had a hoarse section due to a pipe issue. Goodwin's touch in delicate pieces was praised.
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Hugo Philler Godwin
Chicago
Atlanta Musical Festival Association
Auditorium
Atlanta
Devrys
Grant Park Zoo
Bonnet
Health food given to worthy old sow in Georgia
Thomasville, Ga., November 23 Special report: A hog age twenty years, owned by Will Billingsly of Sunny Hill near Thomasville, would not eat and was found toothless. The old sow, which has raised many litters, is now fed a specially prepared health food in a pen on the property.
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Thomasville
Will Billingsly
Sunny Hill
Billingsly
Grove's The Old Standard General Tonic Claim
An advertising blurb touts Grove's The Old Standard Tasteless Tonic as a valuable general tonic with quinine and iron. It promises to combat malaria, enrich blood, and build up the whole system.
Hellfire Doctrine Debate Guides Utah Sermon on Gospel Roots
Dr Lo Bricker of the First Christian church condemns the hellfire view as a mistaken doctrine of fear, urging the gospel to spread the kingdom of heaven in hearts and communities. He contrasts Repent for the kingdom of heaven with Repent or the devil will get you, urging love over fear. The sermon argues genuine happiness comes from aligning hearts with God rather than chasing heaven. In Salt Lake City Raith Lopez, a Mexican desperado who killed three peace officers, remains at large after a daring escape as a large posse closes in.
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Hell
Lo. Bricker
First Christian Church
Bricker
Heaven
Pearly Gates
Bri
Brecker
Latin Church
Bunyan
Trogreas
Jesus Christ
Salt Lake City
Utah
Raith Lopez
Lake Mountains
Lopez
Cedar Valey
Q and C Install Telephone Over Its Entire Line
Cincinnati announces rapid construction of a four mile Oakdale Tennessee to Chattanooga line for dispatching trains on the Queen and Crescent route. The system already covers Oakdale to Danville and Danville to Cincinnati, improving safety and speed over the existing telegraph.
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Cincinnati
TC Powell
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Trailway
Oakdale
Tenn
Chattanooga
Danville
C Ngo & TP
O & TP
Queen and Crescent
Southern Railway
Soldiers to Quell Outbreak of Navajos
Traveling in two special trains four troops of the Twelfth United States cavalry accompanied by a detachment of the hospital corps and a commissary wagon train passed Albuquerque on the way to Gallup to march 100 miles overland to Shiprock Agency on the Navajo reservation to quell an uprising. General Hugh Scott reached Gallup and started for Shiprock to map a campaign with Agent W T Shelton. The renegade band had been defying authorities over charges of bigamy rioting and assault on the reservation.
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Albuquerque
NS M
Twelfth
United States Cavalry
Hospital Corps
Gallup
Shiprock Agency
Navajo
Hugh Scott
War Department
I A_ Galusha
United States
Shiprock
Scott
W T Shelton
Kavajos
Beautiful Mountain
Body shipped to girl proves stranger in wedding tale
In Avoca the body sent for Miss Ella Rynders as James Greene turns out to be a stranger. Identification made in Jackson by Thomas Hatch was wrong, and the girl ordered the body sent home. Greene had vanished weeks earlier on the eve of their wedding, leaving a deep mystery unresolved.
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Avoca
Jackson
Mick
James Greene
Ella Rynders
Thomas Hatch
Greene
Miss Rynders
Greane
Rochester
Salvation Army Chief Hailed By Thousands At Carnegie Hall
New York November 2. Several thousand people of many creeds welcomed General Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army at Carnegie Hall. District Attorney Charles Whitman chaired the meeting. Eva Booth, sister of General Booth, introduced him as a fighter for the right. Booth honored his father William Booth founder of the Salvation Army. It was reported Eva Booth was to be transferred to England to head the international bureau, a report Booth refused to discuss.
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York
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
Carnegie Hall
Charles Whitman
Whitman
Eva Booth
General Booth
Metropolitan Use
General Booths
Wiliam Booth
America
England
Booth
Debate on Home Missions at Second Baptist Church
On Friday night November 28 a debate under the Young Peoples Union will discuss the resolution Home Missions are More Important Than Foreign Missions. The program starts at 8 o'clock in the Sunday School auditorium with four speakers per side. Each speaker has 10 minutes. Stereopticon views of home and foreign mission flags will be shown after the debate. Monoclettes in golf and shell with ribbon priced 30 cents and 1 dollar. Moore & Sons, opticians, advertise.
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Second Baptist Church
Young Peoples’ Union
Misigiona
Homesand Foreign Mission Fleigs
Man Found at County Hospital With Amnesia
A 40 year old man, well dressed, arrived at the county hospital unable to recall his name or home. He later said he was born in Liverpool and once taught a Sunday school class. He recalled he was married with an eight year old son but cannot remember their names. He wore a collar marked with a letter C.
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Chicago
the County Hospital
Liverpool
Fire destroys seven houses in Key West
Fire early this morning in Key West destroyed seven houses on James and Grinnell streets. Dickinson bottas works and stable were also burned. A number of fine horses perished. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Key West
James and Grinnell Streets
Dickinson + botthas
Making Up a Quarrel in a Chicago Daily News Tone
A quarrel between Mrs Simpson and her husband over domestic friction escalates as she pleads to please him and he deflects with sarcasm. She laments exhausting efforts, he rejects hot weather dining, and they momentarily reconcile after apologies and affectionate pleas.
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Oscar Carson
Simpson
Scott
Mrs Simpson
Salvation Army
Chicago Daily News
Greasing the Bullet and New Army Saber Adopted
Lieutenant Townsend Whelan notes that coating each cartridge bullet with a thin layer of automobile grease prevents bore fouling improves accuracy and extends rifle life. A new saber design has been adopted for army officers, replacing the older clumsy model used at weddings and other ceremonies.
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Townsend Whelan
Tift County Farmers Seek County Supervisor of Roads
The Tift county farmers urged the Board of County Commissioners to hire a county supervisor of public roads. They want a civil engineer experienced in road building to design and oversee a complete county road system and ensure proper care of existing roads. The resolution passed unanimously at the November farmers meeting cites inadequate returns on road funds and favors centralized supervision to improve efficiency and save costs.
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Tifton
Tift County
U S Soldiers Killed in Auto Accident in Texas City
Four United States soldiers and a chauffeur were killed when their car crossed the Texan track and was struck by a train near Texas City. One soldier was seriously injured but expected to recover. The dead were Private John M Livingston, Private John W Parkinson, Private Frederick Proctor, Private A Freedenthal. all with the Fourth Field Artillery and Eleventh Infantry. The chauffeur Wyly Sloman is identified as Henry Le Smith of Co L Twenty sixth Infantry. All were stationed at Texas City.
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Houston
Texas
United States
Texas City
Galvestron
Harrisburge
Henderson
John M Livingston
Fourth Field Artillery
John WM Parkinson
Frederick 1
Proctor
Fleventh Infantry
A. Freedenthal
Eleventh Infantry
Henry le Smith
Co L
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Badi
If You Eat Heartily Educate Your Bowels
Advertises Jacobs' Liver Salt as a gentle natural laxative to flush waste and reduce fermentation from a heavy diet. Claims it prevents constipation bilious headaches and fatigue without harsh calomel or mercurial drugs. Promotes use before breakfast and guarantees at Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta adv.
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Jacobé
Angie
Jacoba' Pharmacy
Atlants
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Columbia Burlesque Theater
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