Formal sanction by Wilson for Pan American recognition plan
Washington moves to extend recognition to Carranza government in Mexico. Carranza pledges reforms and constitutional return amid foreign ministerial talks with Arredondo and Lansing. Villa disputes foreign regulator claims as Carranza builds governance across 24 states with 180,000 troops. arms embargo tightens at border as Carranza sails from Vera Cruz aboard the gunboat Bravo.
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Mexico
United States
Great Britain
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Italy
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Lansing
Pan-American Conference
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Carrenza
Francisco — Madero
Villa
Geeral Carranza
Arredonde
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Republic
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Effectso
Paso
Texas
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Vera Cruz
Bravo
Dr William M Baird Dies In Baltimore At Son Residence
Dr William M Baird a renowned physician in the south died Sunday at the Baltimore home of his son Renard J Baird after several months illness. He had retired to his country home on the Marietta car line and visited his son recently. Born in New Jersey he was active in state politics and once speaker of the New Jersey house. He practiced in Atlanta about fifteen years after study at Bellevue Hospital and Pennington seminary. Survived by wife, daughter of Senator Silverthorn, and two sons Edward J Baird of Baltimore and William M Baird Jr
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South
Renard J. Baird
Baltimore
Baird
Marietta
Flint
Flo
Western Plains
Senator Silverthorn
New Jersey
Edward J. Baird
Jana Wiliams M. Baird, Jr
Quarter Million Estimated Loss In Waycross Fire
Waycross Ga October 11 Special. Until ruins of the LaGrande building are fully examined the exact loss cannot be determined estimates today place the damage at about a quarter of a million dollars. Many firms and individuals listed as losers including Waycross Hotel company Wilson & Bennett and the Georgia Timber company among others. Funeral held for W B Ellington. several injured mostly burned. streetcar traffic suspended and police guard ruins as firemen continue work.
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LaGrande
Waycross Hotel Company
Wilson & Bennett
J. F. Inman
PB. J. Weisser
Smith Pool Parlor
Overstreet's
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gleanor Pubishing Company
Calhoun & Caile
Herbert W. Wilson
Slrman Realty Company
W. H. Hughes
W. W. Sharpe, Jr
Georgia, Lana and ‘Timber’ Company
D. Blalock
J. N. ‘Stinsson
Summerall
Crawley
Sweat
Deen Realty Company
J. Eb. Harvey
Buchanan & Miler
J. G. Sessoms
H. H. Burnett
Drs. Bagley & Clincock
George R. Youmans
W. B. Eilington
W. W. Sharpe
Ellington
E. E. Jordan
Raleigh
N. C
Bessie Ellington
Asheville
N.C
Frank Ellington
John B. Green
Atlanta
Margaret Ellington
Wike Redmond
Mack Strickland
Chier & C
Jim Tatuma
Tom Strickland
Lane Street
Walker
Ousa
Freeman Plans Battle Over Grant Street Pavement
Councilman George P. Freeman seeks a special council session to repass Grant street paving to force the Georgia Railway and Power Co to install a concrete base and T rail. The dispute follows a court ruling that allowed the street car company to avoid the base ordinance. Freeman argues work should halt until proper track installation is guaranteed.
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Georgia Railway and Power Comany
Grant Street
George P. Freeman
wMow
Freeman
City Officials Plan for Festival Parade
Mayor Woodward convenes a morning meeting with all department heads in his office to coordinate the Georgia Harvest Festival parade arrangements. Each head must outline what their department will contribute for the event.
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Owners and Managers Hold Luncheon Today
A large attendance is expected at the regular monthly luncheon of the Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers at the Winecoft hotel today at 1 o'clock. Rawson Ollier of the Georgia Airway and Power Company will not speak. he will discuss Light Power and Heat Service for office buildings. Fred Shaefer, secretary, is handling reservations.
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Atlanta Association of Building Owners and Managers
Winecoft
Rawson Ollier
Georgia Airway and Power Company
Fred Shaefer
Birmingham voters approve larger five member commission
Birmingham Alabama October 11 voters backed a five member city commission by a 432 vote margin replacing the prior three member panel. The change takes effect in December. Arlie Barber trails in the commissioner race with a second contest set for next Monday against A O Lane. Also announced tonight the consolidation of Jefferson County Bank Merchants and Sayings sayings into a merged bank under Jackeen 8 president and W Potter board chair with assets around 2 000 901.
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Arlie
Barber
A. O- Lane
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Ham
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Potter
Kew
Danks
Anglo-French Bonds Reach Atlanta Early
In a telegram from J. P. Morgan & Co to the Trust Company of Georgia, about $500,000 in Anglo-French bonds will reach Atlanta in days to be marketed by a syndicate led by New York bankers. The bonds, called baby bonds, will be $100 each, five-year maturities, 6 percent interest, with an underwriting viewed as a sign of Georgia's prosperity.
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Trust Company of Georgia
J. P. Morgan & Ico
New York
Georgia
Chief Mayo’s Turkey Fight Damages Police Car
The Atlanta chief of police Mayo faces tribulations as a rival gobbler clashes with his official auto. A turkey gobbler placed near the car by Mayo triggers a liveliest bout in the police yard with claw marks maring one side of the vehicle. Mayo denies dynamite and any attack on the car.
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Atlanta
Turk
Entertainment Plans For Highway Tourists To Be Finished Today
A meeting of the arrangements committee led by R. N. Reed at the Ansley hotel will finalize details for welcoming Dixie highway tourists. The group will host an oyster supper at the Auditorium after their Friday arrival from Chattanooga, with four dozen or more cars from civic bodies escorting the visit to Atlanta and 100 additional cars meeting the tour within Fulton County limits.
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R. N. Reed
Ansley Hotel
Reed
Dixie Highway
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Suditorium
Civic
Fulton County
Hotel Men Of Atlanta Guests At John Falks
Hotel men of Atlanta gathered at John H. Falks waffle and oyster house 142 Peachtree Street for the opening of Falls new ladies dining room. The event featured substantial fare and speeches with guests including E. H. Cone Ivan Afien H W Anderson A S Adams J Les Barnes Fred Patterson T R Gentry George Beattie Sherman Thaxton A C Higgins Gustave Kuhn and others.
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Atlanta
John H. Falks
Hotel Men of
Falls
New Ladies
Waffle and Oyster House
Peachtree Street
E. H. Cone
Ivan Afien
Atlanta Convention’ Bureau
H.W. Anderson
A. 8. Adama
J. Les Barnes
Fred Patterson
T. RK. Gentry
George Beattie
Sherwoon Thaxton
A.C. Higginbothjam
Gustave Kuhn
R. BE. J. Grant
Fred Housex
Fred Linnell
W. T. Winn
Wall Zimmer
Inspection Tour of Forrest Highway Begins Rome Plan
An inspection of the Forrest highway from Birmingham to Rome and connecting with the Dixie Highway is led by Richard W. Massey president of the association. He is joined by H A Wheeling secretary Judge Moses Wright and T E Grafton chief engineer. Meetings are set for Center Gadsden Asheville and Birmingham ahead of the Alabama good roads convention in Birmingham on Tuesday and Wednesday. The highway work progresses steadily and satisfactorily.
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Birmingham
Richard W. Massey
H. A. Wheeling
Moses Wright
Home Chamber of Commerce
T. E. Grafton
Center
Gadsden
Asheville
Dallas farmer fined for tearing up home in Atlanta dispute
Lloyd Culpepper of Dallas Georgia faced a court ruling after a Sunday night disturbance at 204 South Leryer Street. A fine of 16.75 was imposed and a compromise arranged on funds held in trust, with Mrs Culpepper planning to return to Dallas to safeguard possessions.
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Mattie Davis
Leryer Street
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Atlanta
Culpepper
Mattie Davidson
Shumate
Dodd
Recorder Johnson
Toohey
Johnson
Mayo
Judge Park Denounces Lynch Law in Georgia
Athens Ga October 11 Special Presiding for Judge Grand over Clarke Superior court Judge Jv 8 Park of the Qemulgee circuit organized the court in his charge to the grand jury denouncing lynch law in Georgia He warned that violence begets more violence and urged grand and trial juries to uphold their oaths and convict when evidence is present
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Grand
Clarke Superior Court
Park
Qemulgee
Georgia
Thompson Killed in Mill Accident at Waycross
In Waycross Georgia Marvin H Thompson 25 was killed at the Hobara Cypress mill when a metal fuel hog exploded striking him in the Bend. His home was Deenwood and he left a wife and three small children. The cause of the blast remains unknown.
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Hobara
Cypress Company
Marvin H. Thompson
Deenwood
Nurses Strike At Columbus Hospital In Georgia
Five nurses quit Columbus city county hospital prompting a strike over discrimination claims and a two month probation rule. The board refutes grievances while citing 27 current patients and 15 in surgical or critical care. Names cited include Wronaberger Mack ley Milas McKendree Rose and Mrs Gray.
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Wronaberger
Mcak Jley
Milas McKendree
Rose
Gray
J . Vic(special
Hospital Board of Managers
State Board of Nurses
Trial of Key Will Be Held Thursday
The preliminary trial of Will Key, charged with murdering his brother in law Strickland and shooting Basa Strickland, will likely be held in Decatur Thursday. Russ Strickland remains in an Atlanta hospital with a wounded leg and may be unable to attend. his testimony will be taken via deposition.
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Strickland
Basa Strickland
Decatur
McCurdy
Russ Stricklans
Atlanta
Vaughn Remains In Jail Over $5,000 Bond
English Vaughn, a young clubman linked to an alleged shortage at Hed Rack Ginger Ale, remained in Fulton county jail after failing to post a $5,000 bond. His wife Mrs Vaughn has tried unsuccessfully to secure bond for him. Vaughn denies any admission of a shortage despite conflicting statements from Red Rock Ginger Ale officials. Barney Williams and his Girls are entertaining at the Forsyth.
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Hed Rack
Fulton County
Vaughn
Red Rock Ginger Ale Company
Workmen Hurt as Girder Falls at Lakewood Park
Rogers Bartlett aged 22 of East Point and W B Allen aged 24 of Lakewood Heights were injured when a girder fell while hoisting at the Lakewood fair grounds. Bartlett returned home after treatment, Allen remained in hospital for examination.
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Rogers Bartlett
East Point
W. B. Allen
Lakewood Heights
Lakewood Fair Grounds
Alien
Barts
Allen
Chattooga Court Convenes in Summerville
The Chattooga County court opened in Summerville with Judge J M Beliah presiding. A sizable docket of criminal cases is to be heard and disposed of during the week, officials said.
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Lyerly
Chattodea
Summerville
J. M. Beliah
Dodson’s Liver Tone replaces calomel in liver care
Calomel is blamed for salivation and stomach distress. Dodson’s Liver Tone is advertised as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver, relieves biliousness and constipation, and leaves users feeling energetic and ready for work or play. The ad targets adults and children, promising safety and ease with a $0-cent bottle.
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Childre
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