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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1913

Page

7

Atlanta Trial Record of Dan Conley Evidence Objections

A long motion lists objections to courtroom rulings in the Atlanta trial involving Frank and Conley. It alleges improper testimony about nervousness, moral conduct, factory activity, and witness behavior, plus alleged prejudicial remarks to jurors and gaps in the court’s charge.

Newt Lee Black Tenger House Frank Lea Arnold Sterner Lee Btarnes Jake i Pencn Tis Conley Van Dorsey State Board of Earth Dr. Pickett Minola McKnight Selig Maggie Griffith Myrtis Cato Mate Carst Nellie Petty May Davis Estelle Winkie Mesdames CD. Donagan HH. Johnson RH Wallace L T Kentick Hooper Henslee Joheaning Con

Piedras Negras City Saved by U S Forces

In Piedras Negras Mexico October 1 the city will not be destroyed and American property will be protected during hostilities between constitutionalists and federal armies. Carranza assured final safeguards after protests to the state department. Martial law is in force with fifty guards protecting property as Americans patrol the river front to deter filibustering across the border.

Piedras Negras Mexico Jesus Carranza State Department United States Blocker Cave Here Carranza Consul Blocker Caldwel Fourteenth United States Infantry Eagie Pass

Facts and Fanciers Prom ae Philadelphia Teer

Young ddédror delivers tawdicin styr adv in a clipped, fragmentary note. Readers see unclear names and a stray reference to Philadelphia but the context remains unresolved and lacks concrete events or dates.

Prom Philadelphia

Indianapolis businessman dies by suicide in Houston detention

William Dammeyer a prosperous Indianapolis business man killed himself in a Houston city prison while in detention. He severed the arteries in his wrists with a tin tobacco tag and bled to death after being moved from a hotel yesterday due to strange actions. A coroner jury ruled the wounds self inflicted and related to personal safety. Dammeyer had traveled to Houston two weeks earlier seeking health benefits and had not been in contact with relatives since his departure.

Houston Texas William Dammeyer Indianapolis Ind City Dammeyer Wilam M. Dammeyer Hiroselt Bis

John D Rack Beeler Tops New York Personalty List

New York on October 1 reports John D Rack Beeler owns the most personal property in the city for 1913 assessments. John D Rockefeller is listed at 6 million. other notable figures include Mrs Russell Sage 460000 and Jacob H Bouif 406000.

New York John D. Rack- Beeler New York City Hockefellers John Daciekelter, Jr Wiliam Mackefeller Thomas FT Ryan Russell Sage

Five Persons Cremated in Kentucky Fire

New Haven Kentucky October 1 Five persons perished in flames that swept the business section early today The victims were the wife three children and sisters of James Dovers who were trapped by the Green Dovers hotel The loss of several buildings destroyed amounted to about 60000 dollars

New Haven James Dovers Green Dovers

Piedras Negras Under Siege as Bridges Burned

From the front today a railroad bridge between this place and Piedras Negras was burned to hinder retreat as constitutionalist forces rally for their last stand before the federals march to the border. Crowds of wagons wait to cross to the American side while women guard children and possessions amid tense conditions.

International Bridge Peyotes Piedras Negran Radi Piedras N. Gras Constitution Eagle Pass

No American Troops to Cross the Border

Washington orders that no American troops be sent into Mexican territory at Piedras Negras without specific Washington instructions. Bliss receives pull devices as the situation remains delicate, but policy of non intervention is upheld. Fugitives seeking cross border routes will be detained. Mexican wounded may be cared for by General Bisa. Border tensions appear limited, with rebels largely driven from the border west of Sonora.

Washington Mevitan Piedras Negras War Department Bliss United States Cone Blocker Caldwell Eagle Pass Texas Pladras Negras Constitutionalista Bisa Rio Grande Hagle Pass Department Coahuila Matamoros Brownsville Mexico Sonora Carranz

Strong protest over Mexican rebels neutrality ruling

Washington October 1 Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas raised with Assistant Secretary Hamlin a complaint from H L Beach publisher of The San Antonio Light about alleged government bias in neutrality proclamations. Beach says Huertistas buy horses saddles and forage in San Antonio while Hamlin ruled purchases not for military use. Beach also says Colonel Ortega of the constitutionalists was blocked from exporting lard flour and sugar for troops and Daglé Pass and Laredo merchants were arrested for buying overalls deemed for military use. The message asks why the war last.

Washington Morris Sheppard Texas the Treasury Hamlin H. L. Beach The San Antonio Ir. Bereh Ortega Daglé Pass Laredo Treasury

Dandeline Promises Dandruff-Free Gloss for Heavy Hair

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as the solution for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims one application doubles hair beauty, dissolves dandruff, stops itching, and prevents hair loss, urging readers to buy a 25-cent bottle at drug stores or counters.

Knowlton

Hearts Confront Policy At Nogales In Trade Turmoil

Confused report describes a government department blocking certain individuals from entering the country via Eagle Pass while Heart leaders claim privilege at Nogales, with references to Maco and other unclear terms. The item notes a clash over control and access, hinting at political tensions and cross border issues without clear actions or outcomes.

Assens Prinelog Eagie Nogales

Water Flooding Gamboa Dike Area In Panama

Water was released into the Gulebra cut from Gatun Lakes through four pipes to flood the canal reach from the Cucaracha slide to the Gamboa dike. With current flow, the five mile stretch should fill to 36 feet by October 10, exact date set for destroying the dike. The Cucaracha slide blocks the cut at PR foot level, so the lake may reach 68 feet. planners consider steering water through the slide to breach the obstacle.

Panama Gulebra Gamboa Dike Cucaracia Slide

If Back Hurts Use Salts for Kidneys Inexpensive Aid

Advertisement-style notice touts Dad Salts as a simple remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims four ounces of rad Salis daily clears clogged kidneys, calms urine acidity, and promotes normal kidney activity with a lemon grape acid base and lithia water.

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