Huerta Denies Resignation as He Defends Position
General Huerta declares he has not resigned or fled the capital and will only quit to rest six feet under soil if he quits. He says rumors are lies and promises to restore peace within the law, with troops moving toward Torreon and Durango pacification, while asserting American and Mexican citizens have protection under his rule.
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Sulzer Loyalists Pack Mansion in City Supporting Reform
Amid rain and a brass band at the Albany executive mansion, several hundred Sulzer supporters pressed forward to present a loving cup. Mrs Sulzer spoke briefly as the crowd hissed at Charles F Murphy, with calls to Lynch him. Continued on Page Six.
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Index to Want Ads page six section B Columbus column one
The Atlanta Constitution lists a business directory on page six of the classified section. It highlights firms accessible primarily through this medium and serves as a reference for future lookups in column one of section B.
Mrs Pankhurst Takes Her Case to Washington
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, English militant suffragist, arrives in America aboard the Provence and faces deportation at Ellis Island after a board of inquiry ruled she was an undesirable alien for moral turpitude. An appeal to Washington is pending with possible bond release and habeas corpus options. The Madison Square Garden meeting is postponed to Monday.
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Trial of Watson Begins Tomorrow in Augusta Ga
Augusta Ga October 18 No church officials have been summoned as witnesses in the trial of Thomas E Watson charged with mailing obscene matter through magazines. The defense contends the liberty of the press would be violated by a conviction. Watson expected to arrive tomorrow as Judge Rufus E Foster presides with Emory Speer replaced.
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Four Die As Auto Is Hit By Train At City Park
New Orleans report of a released terminal switch engine colliding with a family car at City Park avenue and terminal crossing. Mrs Jerolleman, Samuel Jerolleman Jr, Mrs Gutierrez, driver Samuel Close killed. Jerolleman dies later. Engine crew arrested amid shock at gruesome scene.
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LaPorte
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Tragic Pole Dare Ends In Teenager Claude Bowles Death
Claude Eugene Bowles, 13, fell from a thirty foot power pole after touching a live wire during a dare with two friends at Rawson street and Central avenue. His mother and twin sister watched in horror as a blue flame flashed and he plummeted to the pavement. He died at once. funeral plans to be announced after body is moved to Chester, D. C. for interment.
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Burkert-Simmons Undertaking Establishment
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Fath Albert
Ernest Harwell
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Iain
Ernest
Clauda
Harwell
Train Collision Tragedy Kills Four Women and Driver
An accident at a highway railroad crossing left Schurz dead after his car was struck by a moving box car. He survived briefly but was cut in two as four prominent city women were dashed under the wheels. The crossing lies in a deep cut and visibility was limited. The driver failed to see the approaching engine pushing the box car ahead. Brace, the wife of a Washington druggist, was among the victims.
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Washington
Birmingham Witness Claims Not Leo Frank in Atlanta Murder
A Birmingham man claiming to have witnessed the Mary Phagan murder and asserting Leo Frank is not guilty leaves for Atlanta with a detective. He says the real culprit is a prominent Atlanta citizen and will reveal details upon arrival. Sheriff Mangum denies knowledge of such a man or detective. The story is reported by L W Friedman of The Birmingham News.
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Leo M. Frank
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Bride's Queer Tale Jails Her Husband On Murder Charge
Rome Ga October 18 Arthur Davis son of a Rome merchant jailed on assault with intent to murder his wife Mrs Paulins Davis a Rome society girl After hours he was released on bond and it was expected the case would be dropped by her relatives who admit her tale of murder attempt was a hallucination She revived from chloroform said her husband sent her for the poison and administered it Yet the husband proclaimed innocence and alibi while the wife after recovery withdrew her earlier statements and exonerated him The couple widely connected here were married in Chattanooga weeks earlier and had just returned from a bridal tour to Little Rock
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Arthur Davis
Paulins Davis
Ihem
Chattanooga
Weather Prophecy Local Rains forecast
Georgia locals are warned of rains and cooler air with overcast skies. The outlook calls for showers on Sunday and a cloudy Monday as temperatures dip slightly. Local authorities urge residents to plan for wet conditions and possible brief showers.
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