Mrs Pankhurst Attacks Rulers Of Her Country In New York
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst spoke at Madison Square Garden outlining why militant methods are used in England but not America. She criticized the British government as conservative and urged action on issues like white slavery and industrial evils. The crowd, largely women, hissed ministers as she defended militant tactics and praised immigration authorities.
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Madison Square Garden
England
America
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Gada
Hisle McKenzie
Mary Kovogan
Lucy Burns
Elizabeth Freeman
Bilis
Washington
Wilson
Pankhhurst
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Asquith
Lloyd-George
Ife
United States
Benjamin Franklin
France
Berah
Sorah
Idaho
American Embassy in Mexico City Under OShaughnessy
Nelson O Shaughnessy, the American charge d affaires, leads the embassy in Mexico City after Henry Lane Wilson’s resignation. He manages strained U S Huerta relations and is described as a seasoned diplomat who maintains good standing with the Huerta government.
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Nelson O’shaughnessy
Mexico City
United States
Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Henry Lane Wilson
O’shaughnessy
Meek Transfers from Knoxville to Chattanooga Chiefs Change Rail Posts
John Lamar Meek will be transferred from Knoxville to Chattanooga as assistant general passenger agent, succeeding C. A. Benscotter, who moves to Knoxville to fill a new office. Bermar will move from St Louis to Atlanta as assistant general passenger agent, replacing Meek. F N Westerman will be promoted from chief rate clerk in the general passenger office at Washington to succeed Bermar.
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John Lamar Meek
Southern Railroad
Chattanooga
C. A Benscotter
Bermar
St Louis
Atlanta
Meek
Meek F N Westerman
Washington
Beam
Prince Reunites with Divorced Wife in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on October 21 a man claiming to be Prince Paul Jon Preston, also Annette De Clairmont of St Pitt ersburg, married his former wife Rose Peck Thehinst, ex Countess Marietta of Spain whom he divorced in Paris years ago. The couple, aged 28 and 32, arrive with their five year old daughter Trenette and have been here several days.
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Annette de Clairmont
St Pitersburg
Russia
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Marietta
Spain
Paris
Trenette
Tampa steamer crew rescued near Escambia Bay after storm
A long distance telephone message from Mil tor in Pensacola reports the steamer city of Tampa arriving with Captain 5kes and four others aboard the launch High Bath. The group was picked up on the eastern shore of Escambia Bay after their boat was driven ashore during the storm. They had been there about forty eight hours and were almost frozen and sick from exposure.
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Pensacola
Fla
Miltor
City of
Tampa
5Kes
Dusty Davenport Becomes $5 Bill
Mrs J found old furniture in the attic used only by hibernating June bugs. She aired and polished it, then placed a want ad with The Constitution Want Ad Man. A buyer offered five dollars, paid in a single $5 bill, and both were pleased.
Seven Miners Rescued After Five Days in Texas Mine
In Rockdale Texas seven Mexican miners entombed for more than five days in Vogel and Lawrence Lignite workings were found alive after a 90 foot shaft was drilled to reach them. Rescuers entered the tunnel near the collapse as air was admitted and the trapped men, lying unconscious, were pulled to safety. A second group of two miners is believed dead.
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Rockdale
Texas
Outrage tales from Durango haunt Red Cross refugees
Refugees arriving aboard the Buford from Gulf ports describe alleged abuses in Durango Mexico. A young American and his wife were seized and killed after being tied. Rebels robbed the wealthy and burned mansions, while some Americans were spared after pleas. One man traveled naked from Durango. another reached Guaymas with only a shirt and trousers.
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Cal
Durango
Mexico
Red Cross
Buford
Gulf of California
Mary Towelston
Duurango
Carizoza
Carranza
Manzanile
W. S. Dawson
Guaymas
Many affidavits defend the jury in Frank case
The day brings more affidavits from deputies and bailiffs denying that court officers influenced jurors. Jurors A Henslee and M Johenning face potential impeachment, while Aaron and others contend jurors were not swayed by outside cheering or pretrial discussions. Hearing planned for Wednesday. location to be decided amid old City Hall court rooms.
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Aaren
Samuel Aaren
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Elks’ Club
Frank Hang
Justice C
M Webb
Aaron
W. J. Clayton
Central Carriage Company
Hugh M. Dorsey
Clayton
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Neill
Johenning
Georgia
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Reuben R Arnold
Rosser
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Mr. Arnold
Dorsey
Judge L. &. Roan
Thrower
Andrew E. Calhoun
Roan
Make- O
Old City Hall
Superior Court
Frank
Board Dismisses Southard Bravery Charge Row
The Macon police board unanimously acquitted Patrolman John D Wood after hearing Mrs Elisabeth Southard accuse him of brutality. The case featured testimony from her sister Miss Allen Benton and Chief James L Beavers, with debates over provocation and misconduct.
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John D Wood
James L. Beavers
Atlanta
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Lewis Thomas
Southard
Wood
James G. Woodward
Piedmont Street
Moreland Avenue
Faith Street
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Broyles
Fire spreads through Walton street store in early morning blaze
A fire at 29 Walton Street, the Post Office Cafe, quickly reached Williams House No 2. More than fifty people fled in their nightclothes as firefighters battled the flames. Dr. G. Ford, unconscious from smoke, was treated and expected to recover. The cause is likely a defective wire, with losses around $5,000. Meanwhile British and U S officials clashed diplomatically over Mexico policy, signaling continued non interference until after Mexican elections.
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Mexico
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London
Walter H. Page
Yeaturday
Sir Edward Grey
Page
Edward Grey
Wilson
Lionil Carden
Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
Gilded Youths of Rome Taught Better Manners by Sweethearts' Mammas
Rome, Ga October 21 Special The Mothers' Club of Rome has drawn up rules for young society men to observe. Rules forbid cigarette smoking in the parlor and provisional acceptance of invitations without notice to the hostess. They prohibit calling young women by first names on short acquaintance and asking to speak by telephone without parental knowledge. The club notes social obligations and expects mutual courtesy.
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Fist Battle Fought in Crowded Movie Over Feud
At a Whitehall Street theater Tuesday night, W F P Bruffey owner of the show and James P Bowen a plumber fought a fifteen minute fist battle amid screams of frightened patrons. Patrolman Freeman states a private grievance sparked the fight. both men were charged with disorderly conduct and will face a recorder's court hearing this afternoon.
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W. F P. Bruffey
James P. Bowen
Pulliam Street
J. D. Freeman
Bowen
Bruffey
Freeman
Recorder’s Court
WARRING ON VAGRANTS
Four men arrested for vagrancy after being found loitering near the Terminal station by Patrolmen Riley and Jackson. Named as O. E. Foster, T. J. Foster from Dayton Ohio. John E Eliott of Atlanta and John Halley with unknown address. Hearing set in recorder's court this afternoon.
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Riley
Jackson
O. E
T. J. Foster
Dayton
Ohio
John E. Eliott
Carnegie Way
Atlanta
John Halley
Recorder’s Court
Five Men Drowned In River Near Middletown Ohio
Five foreigners employed at a construction camp near the Big Four bridge were drowned when their rowboat capsized in the Big Miami river at night. Bodies recovered. five other men in the chest were rescued.
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Middletown
Ohio
Here
Big Miami River
Big Four Bridge
Franklin
Weather Prophecy Fair And Warmer Across Georgia
Georgia forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions. Wednesday will be fair or partly sunny with warmer temperatures, while Thursday looks unsettled with variable winds.
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