Carranza Likely To Resign As Mexican Leader
Washington dispatches report General Carranza likely to resign as first chief of the constitutionalists at the Mexico City convention, with a delay on provisional government until pacification talks at Zacatecas conclude. Calderon expected to be chosen provisional president pending convention approval.
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Washington
Constitutionalist
Mexico City
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Zacatecas
Conention
Ville
Fernando Islesias Calderon
Calderon
Huerta
State Department
Ura
Inwa
Mixno
Yacatecas
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Committee of Pacification
Villa
Iz 19
Saltillo
Paso Texas
Villas
Chihuthur
Salile
Coahuila
Pareden
Torreon
Monterey
Satillo
Sutil
Saii
Vaelowo Horie Fomminder
Hind
Tarai
Herrers
Tor Xeon O
Herrera
Diabetes Cure Claim From Old Diabetes Advert
An advertisement claims candies cause diabetes and kidney damage, listing symptoms and urging a Staads Buchu and Juniper Compound with four tablespoonfuls per meal. It promises to strengthen kidneys and bladder, reduce swelling, and cure diabetes, labeling the piece an advertisement.
Stanley Honored by Local Pythians Banquet In Atlanta
A banquet at the Piedmont Hotel honored Grand Chancellor H M Stanley. Speeches by Wir Stanley and others covered Pythian history and aims. The Past Chancellors association was organized with officers elected, signaling benefits for Pythianism locally and statewide.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Hotel
Knights of Pythias
H M Stanley
Young H Fraser
Wir Stanley
Daman
Pythos
W G Moore
Bob Blackburn
John FP Cheney
David Bailey
RW Eubanks
Maregilug Anderson
Blus
FP Andrews
Atlanta
Walter P Andrews
R Eubanks
Lee Terrell
Marcellus Manderson
Young Ho Fraser
HM. Stanley
John F Cheney
David Briley
Mortuary notice appears on last page
A funeral notice appears on the newspaper’s last page, listing the deceased’s name and services. The brief item indicates arrangements and a local funeral home managing details.
Sevier Aswagen Dies at Private Sanitarium at Two
Sevier Aswagen died Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock in a private sanitarium. He is survived by two sisters Mrs L L Wacoclift of Texas City Texas and Mrs SA Barker of Atlanta. The body is at Pattersons chapel and will be taken this afternoon at 12:06 oclock to Gainesville Ga for funeral and interment. Jennie Tidwell dies at 63 at residence of daughter 163 Hopkins Street West End. Survived by one daughter Mrs Alne Reynolds one son Frank B Dodwell and five sisters Mrs J E B Brewer Monroe Miss Sulia Childress Miss Mattie Gay Mrs Ballie Reynolds and Mrs Wille Barnette. Charlie Lestoff age 39 died Tuesday morning at a private sanitarium. Body removed to Greenberg & Bonds undertaking establishment for funeral arrangements. The deceased resided at 19 Jennings Street.
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Sevier
Aswagen
Wacoclift
Texas City
Texas
SA Barker
Atlanta
Pattersons Chapel
Gainesville
Jennie Tidwell
Hopkins Strel West End
Alne Reynolds
Frank B .Dodwell
J EB Brewer
Monroe
Sulia ‘Childress
Mattie Gay
Ballie Reynolds
Wille Barnete
Charlie Lestoff
Greenberg & Bonds Undertaking Establishment
Jennings Street
Raywond
Frank Raymond
Wan Parmach
Frank Raymond Tis
Greenwood Cemetery
Harry G Toole
LS Bing
Mo Lowe
Lowe
West Wen
Karry
G Poole
Sheton
John Shelton
John Robt Shelton
Nelle
GB Murphy
Shelton
L Jefferson
John St Shelton
Burkert Simmons. Company
J Deming
Central Railroad
Griffin Ga
Jennie Gay Tidwell
Frank EB Tydwell
Annie Reynolds
J . Bremer
Womon Ga
Julia Childress
Matta
Shible Reynolds
Willie Barnett
Jennie Gay Tidwellth
Hopkins Stre West
Acta Miarers
Tom Hughs
James Wardwell
Cearg
Ter Dale
Cliff Anslew
Jaex Mchriia
Charles Goohist
Mages
Barclay & Branens
West Vic
Wizard of Wire Performs Novel Circus Act on High Wire
Fungling Brothers bring Ringling program to town on Monday October 12 featuring al vardo Mijares from Spain who performs a complete back and forth somersault on a fifty foot slack wire. The act includes headstands, wobbling and comic loss of balance while remaining on the wire. Also on show are I tis brothers Juan and Antonio, and other famed troupes like the Nelson ack Rooner Tyhel Melnotte La Nole Ban ulini Kierkonian families. Ernest Glanmark showcases triple twisting somersaults in a season of spectacular aerial feats alongside Solomon and the Queen of Sheba production with 1250 cast and numerous dancers.
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Alvardo Mijares
Spain
Juan
Antonio
Europe
Mijares
Ringling Brothers
Nelson Ack Rooner
Ulini
Kierkonian
Mrs Lowenstein Faces Hat Fraud Trial This Friday
Lena Lowenstein of 285 Central Avenue will appear in commitment court on charges of obtaining a $65 hat under suspicious circumstances. Store records show the hat was ordered under the name Mrs W Hite and delivered to Ponce de Leon apartments. a store representative accompanied the delivery and Lowenstein was arrested when she accepted the package at the door.
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Lena Lowenstein
Central Avenue
Lowenstein
W Hite
Ponce de Leon
Tiley
Aater
Anderson
Lowenstern
Miss Lucy Burleson Offers Cotton Prizes
Washington dispatch reports Miss Lucy Burleson daughter of the post master general offers prizes of 20, 10 and 4 dollars in gold for photographs showing the best and most magnetic display of cotton goods by merchants at October sales. The contest is under the National Cotton Factions Show supervision in Atlanta. several rail and telegraph firms courts and attorneys are named in related cases and appeals across Georgia.
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Washington
Jucy Burleson
Post
Pinchot II Con fined by Ptomaine Poisoning in Pa Hotel
Gifford Pinchot II, a Washington party candidate for the United States Senate, is confined in a Pennsylvania hotel today after a severe ptomaine poisoning attack. He fainted following an address last night. Mrs Pinchot accompanied him and spent the day visiting towns where he was to speak while explaining his absence to audiences.
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Gifford Pinchot II
Cafford [ Pinchot
Washington
United States
Pinchot
Democrats 10 Begin Fight for Congress
Washington reports that. with adjournment planned for next month, administration leaders move to actively back Democratic nominees in November. President Wilson will letter campaign and support open primaries while cabinet members join efforts. adjournment, campaign plans, and the shipping bill timing dominate Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Deremus
Democratic Congressional Committee
Wilson
White House
Illinois
Bryan
Hoger Belhivan
McCombs
Democraticational Committee
Sullivan
Henry of
Lewes
Underwood
Intio
Kern
At Theaters Presenting Greater Minstrels and Dramatic Offering
The Atlanta crowds tonight and Saturday will see the Greater Minstrels at Alts Field with a large cast and new faces led by Bert Syer. Seats go on sale at 9 o clock this morning. Also for the Forsyth this week the Cheerberts Manchurians, a Chinese quad, perform remarkable gymnastic stunts headlining a varied bill. The Salon Singers and other acts round out a strong vaudeville show with wholesome, entertaining performances across multiple venues.
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Alts Field
Atlanta
Vengon 5
Field Dno
Cumedans
Uke
Bert Syer
Secon
Acta
Forsyth
Cheerberts Manchurians
Chinass
Darayth
Bon Ryan
Heurlette Tee
Smith Cook
Brandon Score
The Gay Morning Glories at Lyric Grand and Globe theaters
A fragmentary review notes the Gay Morning Glories show at the Lyric and Friday and Saturday attractions at the Grand. It highlights a mix of preteen girl performers comedians music and scenery, with audiences growing for matinees and evenings and tickets as low as ten cents.
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Lyria
Avery Twinan
Blue Ribbon Belles
Jack Birger
Palm Wash
Germans Take Autos Of American Guests In Munich
Boston crowds report that German officials seized private automobiles of American travelers after a Parsifal performance at the Munich theater. Charles E Russell of New York, returning from Vienna via Liverpool with 200 Americans, described the ruse and confiscation of cars parked in front of the venue.
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Boston
Mass
Alaine
Liverpool
Charles E Russell
New York
Vienna
Munich
Finals
Cnly
Jogat Theater
Flood of Immigrants Stopped by the War
New York reports September arrivals at 22 000 aliens compared with 168 504 a year earlier. More American refugees arrived than immigrants as immigration started falling off before the war. June and July showed a noticeable migration decline officials noted.
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New York
Japanese Pressing Attack on Tsing-Tau
Tokio reports a Japanese landing seizure at Lao-Che harbor near Tsing-Tau and the capture of four German field guns. Japanese aircraft claim bombing a German vessel at Kiao Chow with two biplanes and a monoplane sustaining wing damage yet returning safely to base.
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Tokio
Lao-Che
Tsing-Tau
Kiao Chow
Steamer Ashore Near Tybee Light Reported
Reports from Savannah Georgia say an unknown steamer is ashore a short distance off Tybee Light amid several days of high seas. Tybee pilot boat delivered the message, and ocean tugs Taggart and Cynthia have gone to assist the vessel.
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Savannah Ga
Tybee
Savannah
Taggart
Cynthia
Cotton Seed Prices Under Investigation in Washington
Senator Wake Smith and Representative Lever met with justice department officials to discuss alleged price depression in cotton seed caused by a combination. They offered no definite data but noted seed prices are about half of last year while seed oil fell only a few cents. The department has begun an inquiry.
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Washington
Wake Smith
Representative Lever
Justice Department
Unions Form Alliance To Prevent Strikes
New York September 39 Delegated of six international unions in the building trades form an alliance to settle jurisdictional disputes without strikes. The unions Bricklayers and Masons Journeymen Stone Cutters International Engineers Carpenters and Joiners Plain and Ornamental Plasterers Hod Carriers and Building Laborers represent over 500000 workers in the US and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bricklayers and Masons International Union
Journeymen Stone Cutters International Union
International Union of Engineers
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Plain and Ornamental Operative Plaster Era Society
International Hod Carriers and Building Laborers Society of America
United States
Canada
Close Watch on Delevan's Comet Visible This October
Washington observers at the Naval Observatory track Delevan's comet as it becomes visible this month and stays observable through October. It appears near the Pole star at about 10 p.m. on clear nights, low in the sky, and by early morning between 2 and 4 a.m. it reaches its greatest altitude before fading.
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Washington
Naval Observatory
Nelms Case Reward Offered for Missing Sisters
In Antonio Texas on September 30 District Attorney WC Linden announced a $5000 reward for proof that Mrs Elol¢ Nelms Dennis and Miss Beat rice Nelms are alive or dead. Relatives authorized the reward and the sisters have been missing since last June, traced to the city. The grand jury is to convene Monday. Mr and Mrs Victor B Innes of Cu gene Oregon were brought here charged with murder and accessory before the fact in the disappearance. The reward supersedes the original reward.
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Antonio
Texas
WC Linden
Elol¢ Nelms
Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
J W Wells
Marshall Nelms
Victor B Innes
Cu Gena
Oregon
M. C. A. in Americus on its feet again
Americus resumes MCA activity after two year lapse with a public reception planned for tomorrow evening. About 2000 names were added to the membership list and all debts cancelled. Glen Calby, noted veteran player and MCA director, will serve as superintendent as the building opens under favorable auspices.
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Americus
Amercus Young “Mena Christian Association
Llixens
the Americas Assomation
Glen Calby
MCA
Catholics Name Whalen and Matre to Federation Posts
The American Federation of Catholic Societies holds its annual convention electing John Whalen of New York as president and Anthony Matre of St Quis as secretary. Both named figures are listed among the convention attendees and officials.
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Bawmore
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Conay
John Whalen
New York
Anthony Matre
St Quis
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R. Denton
Simpes
Copenhagen
Ae Paul Jones
FT Com
Masonville
Ar M. Rich & Bros, CO
Stanley
Sevier C. Law
Wizard OF Wire
BIG Circus
Mrs. Lowenstein
Lucy Burleson
Supreme Court OF GA
Western Union Telegraph Company
Stats of Georgia
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Fulton Superior Court
Dell Fidements
Dorsey
Jarewster Howell
aAtlanta
Atlante
Elas
America
Keith Vaudeville
Cabiria
Grand
Garnin
al Pictures
Globe Theater
Amult
Tybee Light
Delevan
Nelms
Whalen
Harwood
Earl & Wilson Marks OF Troy
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Brookwood
North Ave
Tech School
Tech
Woodside
SHARP
Boylston
Day
Auburn Avenue
W. Co. Alston
Third National Bank
Peachitree
North Side
GEO. P. Moore Real Estate and Renting
Auburn Ave
Lodge
PO of Elks
Bika
Wit
RBNRL
Vmlaer
Theo Mast
Pythagoras Lodge No
Ma+souri
Decatur
Coral
Kimse W
Georgi Scott Candema
Fulton
Masonic Temple
Rexree
Byrder
Richardson
Empire Lodge No 47
Castle Hail At & Oelock
Girardeau
Hanbury
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St GH
Brandon
R. M. Brandon
Seety and Treas
Joel Hunter
Certified Public Accountants
Empire
Nome
Senteriom
Bal Woolley
Bagee
Harry
Riqrrow Transfer and Storage Co
Glabama St
Korthwread
Maretta St
Third Nations
Adena Geatga
Sriiin
Bruty
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