American Exodus From Huerta Land Reported
William Bayard Hale, special investigator for President Wilson, arrived Key West by boat and boarded a train to Washington. He declined to discuss Mexico beyond saying Wilson’s proposal to General Huerta via John Lind would not be accepted and will present a detailed report to Wilson and Bryan.
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Hale
Wilson
Key West
Fle
William Bayard Hale
Mexico
Washhington
General Huerta
John Lind
Bryan
President Wilson to Meet Hale on Mexican Mission Update
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson returning to the capital to confer with William Bayerd Hale about Mexico policy. Hale arrives from a special mission while Huerta’s government stance prompts varied diplomatic signals. Secretary Bryan states no confirmation on Lind’s return, and U.S. efforts focus on protecting American property and citizens in Mexico amid ongoing tensions.
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Washington
Wilson
Carnish
Wiliam Bayerd Hale
Mexico
Hales
Juno Lind
Lind
Vera Cruz
Huerta
United States
State Department
Bryan Sai
York
Fousmie
Bryan
Mealon
House Appropriations Committee
Bryan Tetlis
Benator Swanson
Virginia
Vera Crux
Secretacy
Basan
Itaria
Monterey
Toricon
Bravo
John Sheedie
Ager
Tendebampu
Hearst Estate
Quotation on Job Help and Social Courtesy
A reflective passage questions if people should rely on neighbors or strangers for help. It argues against bothering friends and suggests seeking practical, independent avenues for assistance. The tone is advisory and slightly sardonic.
Woman Wins Fight To Prevent Change In Name Of Street
In Atlanta Miss Susie Wells, a major McDaniel street property owner, led a civic battle to block renaming the street. The Atlanta City Council voted to keep the name McDaniel Street, with Wells receiving support from Alderman Jim Maddox and others despite opposition led by State Rep. Bob Blackburn. The fight featured petition drives and political maneuvers, ending in a minority report and a unanimous council decision preserving the name.
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Susie Wells
Atlanta
Miss Wells
McDaniel Street
Bob" Blackburn
Georgia
House of Representatives
Mise Wells
McDantes Street
Councll
Jim Maddox
Maas Wells
I N Ragsdale
Maddox Talks
McDaniel
Oxford Terrace
Frazele
Sumority Street Committee
Madéaux
L Fanew
Modest Costume Rule Passes Council in City Theaters
The council amended a proposed ordinance restricting outfits deemed immodest for women in nights and dances at theaters. It now bans suggestive costumes only at smaller picture shows, not large venues, and sets a censorship board from the Carnegie Library to judge attire. Councilman Claude Ashley opposed, labeling it class legislation favoring big theaters.
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Jesse Wood
Board of Censors
Carnegie Lbrary Board
Claude Ashley
Councilman
Greer
Counci
Bloodhounds Used to Solve $44,000 Theft in Waverly
Waverly Iowa September 2 bloodhounds were used today in an effort to solve the theft of $44000 in cash and securities taken from the bedroom of Henry Woodford one of the wealthiest men in this section early Sunday morning Bonds to the amount of $48000 were found just inside the window of Woodford s home but no trace of the cash has been discovered.
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Waverly
Iowa
Henry Woodford
Toda
Woodford
Aviator and Woman Die in Plane Crash Near Buoy
Rheims reports Lieutenant Paul Lefranc of the French naval flying corps and his passenger Mme Lefevre, wife of an artillery officer, were fatally injured when their aircraft capsized and fell near Buoy last night. The machine caught fire, villagers reached the scene, and found them hopelessly injured.
Locals Take Jump Game From Gulls Two Behind Now
Gilbert Price delivered one of his finest efforts as Caver endured a hard hit. Agler provided timely hitting and a running catch on the last man up. Dent will face the Gulls today in front of the best midweek crowd of the year.
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Gilbert Price
Caver
Agler
Long
Dent
Gulls
Scoreline hotline for Crackers vs Gulls game
A newspaper notice directs readers to call Main 5000 for live scores during the day’s game between the Crackers and the Gulls or any series match. The Constitution promises to provide the score at any time if contacted, and the operator will relay the result upon request.
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Crackers
Gulls
Crackers Edge Gulls In Nail Biter To Grab Lead In Series
Tommy Long's leaping catch in deep left saved a 1 0 lead as the Crackers won a tense Southern league opener. Gilbert Price hurled well for the Gulls, while Agler and Lang sparked the offense with key hits and a late run cushion. Dent may start today’s second game as Hogg faces a crucial test for Bradley Hogg’s pitching to halt the Crackers.
Lola Norris Testifies On Reno Trip In Mann Act Trial
In San Francisco on September 2 the defense plans to rest Thursday as Lola Norris and Marsha Warrington testify in the Mann Act trial of F Drew Caminetti. Norris recounts journeys from Sacramento to Reno and Caminetti’s pressure to marry after a divorce. The courtroom drew a large female audience and Judge Van Fleet urged Norris to project her voice to reach all spectators.
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Cal
F. Drew Caminatti
Lola Norris
Bacramento
Reno
New
Marsha Warrington
Miss Warrington
Maury I Diges
Tris
Miss Norris
Diggs
Carminett
Miss Worms
Caminetti
Camiinetti
Stockton
San Jose
Jackson
Carbinetti
Atkinson
Drew Cammnett
Drew
van Fleet
Governor Sulzer Pardons Bank Wrecker Robin
Albany announces Governor Sulzer pardons Joseph G Robin, jailed for wrecking the Northern Bank and the Washington Savings Bank of New York. Writs challenge the pardon as impeachment looms. legal officials split on authority and status. Robin’s term to end in about two months after a year’s sentence last November.
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Albany
Sulzer
Joseph G. Robin
Cal Blackwell
Washington’ Saving Bank
New York
Supreme Court
G. B. R. Hasbrouck
Kingston
D. Cady Herrick
Glynn
Carmody
Whitman
Robin
Frank Moss
New York County
Children of Mills Thrown Out of Work
Boston reports thousands of child workers, under 14, affected as a new state law bans their employment in workshops. The rule limits to eight hours daily and 48 hours weekly, impacting about fifty thousand employees.
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Boston
Thousands Owed in City Sewer Tax Debts
City council adopts resolution to force City Marshal James M Fuller to levy fines on more than 200 delinquent property owners for sewer assessments dating 1912 and 1913. Delinquent totals about 7000 dollars. collector’s final of about 8000 dollars also to be enforced. Busines s leaders named in the records threaten injunctions to block the city.
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James M. Fuller
Marshal Fuller
Fuller
Mayson
Barrow Sworn Savannah Port Collector
Savannah Georgia September 2 Colonel David Barrow was sworn in as collector of the port of Savannah today. Brief ceremonies surrounded the installation. Barrow's commission came yesterday and he succeeds W R Leaken whose term expired last month.
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Savannah
David Barrow
Barrow
W. R. Leaken
Dawson Public Schools Open With New Commercial Dept
Dawson Ga September 2 opening exercises held in the auditorium under new superintendent Professor J C Dukes. The first fall session opened Monday morning with favorable prospects. The board of education members spoke brief remarks. An innovation in the course of study is the addition of a commercial department. The faculty is strong.
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Dawson
Dawson Public Schools
J. C. Dukes
Board of Education
Brothers Fight Over Bible Argument Ends In Insanity
In Knoxville Tennessee on September 2 Matthew and Luke Duncan two Baptist preachers from Frost Bottom Anderson County fought over who has supreme power the Lord or the devil. After the clash they fled to the woods. Matthew was captured and imprisoned at Oliver Springs then sent to the State Hospital in Lyon s View while Luke remains at large. Both men ages about 35 to 40.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Matthew
Luke Duncan
Frost Bottom
Anderson County
Tennessee
Oliver Springs
Lyon
Luke Fa St
God
Luke
Trains Crash Kills Twenty Six and Injures Fifty
President Wilson observed the wreck near New Haven as the White Mountain Express rear ended the Bar Harbor train in dense fog. At least 26 dead and about 50 injured, many campers among the victims, with a long list of the deceased announced by railroad officials.
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White Mountain Express
Bar “Harbor
New Haven
Wilson
Conn
Cornish
N. H
Washington
Bar Harbor
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Here
New York
White Mountain
Monmouth
Maine
Howard Elliot
Elliott
New Hampshire
Crozier Fox
Elkina Park
Fox
Isr
William Altschul
Norfolk
Harold Avery
Margaret Armstrong
Washington, D.C
Marie L. Buliatt
Weather Prophecy Moderate North Winds
Forecast calls for fair weather in Georgia with moderate north winds on Wednesday. Local report lists temperatures with a mean near normal values and rainfall of 0.08 inches in the last 24 hours. Deficiencies since the month and year totals shown.
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Georgia
Oesee
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