Gamboa says Huerta ineligible and plans breach of faith
The second note by Frederico Gamboa, Mexican foreign minister, argues at length that Huerta is ineligible to succeed himself and that any move by Huerta to resign in advance to clear a path for a provisional president would breach faith before the world. Officials stress Gamboa’s withdrawal of initial recognition demands and note Washington’s stance on Huerta’s status amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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Frederico Gamboa
Mexico
Aimself
Huerta
Senor Gamboa
United States
Washington
Lah
Efuerte
Chasin
Mesio
Ly Willa
Gambo
Eatory
Neris
Chirge Ophaugh
Huerta Not Likely to Seek Presidency Says Wilson Aide
Amb and Lang Wil son report Huerta told them he would not run for president. Despite admin doubts, Mexico City papers push rumors of Huerta candidacy. US weighing early armistice talks and continued non recognition until elections pass scrutiny. White House notes Hale’s briefing without urging action.
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Huerta
Henry Lang Wilson
Mexico City
Senate
Senor Gamboay
Huerte
Geronimo Trevino
United States
John
Howard Secures 41250 for Atlanta Federal Building
Representative William Schley Howard spoke forcefully to win approval for 41 250 to complete the Atlanta Federal Building. The item was authorized but not funded, with opposition from committee chair Fitzgerald. The $41 250 will finish the fourth floor and be available after the bill is signed.
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John Corrigan
Washington
House
William Schley Howard
Atlanta
Appropriations Committee
Howard
Futzgerald
Mr Howard
Representativesdamson
Bart Jett
Federal
Curtis Bound Over For Auto Accident
Curtis bound over in reunidars court on $6000 bond for auto accident that killed Samuel Goldstein at Waslington and Crumley streets. No trial held. bond set after defendant waived preliminary hearing. Curtis discussed as the case involves his sister Mary delivering meals to him at police headquarters and later transfer to the Tower for criminal court action.
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PA Curts
Samuel Goldstein
Waslington
Crumley Streets
Curtis
Broytes
Goldstein
Mary
Han
Criminal Court
Hin
Three a Crowd Not When the Third Party Arrives
The notice notes John B. Moore and Sons at 42 North Broad Street operate as a furniture and furnishing house. It references Eastman Kodak and suggests a collaboration or public display drawing attention from multiple parties. No further specifics are provided on dates or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Kodak
Cupid
John B. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Tlady
Maddox Speaks on Money Reform before Senate Panel
Robert F Maddox vice president of the American National Bank of Atlanta tells the Senate banking and currency committee that bankers seek a patriotic cooperative role in shaping a new banking and currency bill. He argues the reform would strain small banks and reduce exchange profits while praising the value of local banks and suggesting regulation by local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Jobhin Corrison, Jr
Washington
Robert F Maddox
American National Bank of Atlanta
Banking and Currency Committee
The
Senate
Maddox
Chicago
Congress
National Bankera Patriotic
Our
Republic
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Jim
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
George Mc Reynolds
J FR Forgan
Mc Maddox
Atlanta Couple Held by St Louis Police
Walter H Thumler a 46 year old neckwear factory superintendent and his companion Miss Salle May Worley 19 were arrested at a rooming house in St Louis and held as federal warrants consider Mann Act charges. Thumler’s wife and daughter traced him from Atlanta where he had disappeared after dyeing his hair and began a relationship with Worley who had also quit her job at the factory. The pair used the names Mr and Mrs W H Tumiln and faced police scrutiny while Thumler refused to return to Atlanta.
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St Louis Mo
Walter H Thumler
Salle May Worley
Aouthern
Thumler
North Compton Avenue
Polie
Thumlers
Harriet
Factor
Thurnler
Atlanta
Mics Warley
St Louis
Compton Atenur
Miss Worley
Wiss Worley
Wiss Thumler
Compton Avenue
W H
Beavers Predicts Fashion Cycles Return with Hoopskirts
Chief James L. Beavers comments on modern dress, noting history repeats itself. He wryly predicts a possible comeback of hoopskirts with ankle pantaloon and long fluffy sleeves, while noting men may adopt Sir Walter Raleigh style with feathers. He compares fashion to the farmer’s old suit that always returns. Women, he adds, fail to grasp the pattern.
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James L. Beavers
Eve
Edens
Pippin
Walter Taleigh
Georgia Governor Slaton Reviews Western Crops Visit
Governor John M Slaton returned from Colorado Springs where he attended the governors convention and praised southern hospitality while noting western crops lag. He compared drought stricken Kansas to Georgia, saying Georgia crops are superior, and said he would address delayed state business promptly.
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Atanta
John M
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Slaton
Atlanta
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Georgia
West
Kansas
Georgia Income Tax on Railroad Lease Debated
Senator Hoke Smith weighed whether Georgia must pay income tax on lease revenue from the Western and Atlantic railroad owning state property. The $180 000 yearly lease income could be taxable. Smith doubted it under current bill language, while debate continued in the Senate. He also advocated denatured alcohol to aid farmers against Standard Oil prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan
Washington LD
Georgia
Federal Treasury
Western and
Sap
Standard Oil Company
Dr Ogden Returns to Pulpit After Absence
After a month away from the Central Presbyterian church pulpit, Dr Dunbar Ogden returned with his family and will preach at both services next Sunday. He spoke at Monteagle Tennessee chautauqua and spent two weeks in the Nacooches valley in north Georgia. The morning sermon is The Supreme Victory and the evening sermon Conquering Circumstances.
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Mii
Dunbar Ogden
Nacooches Valley
North Georgia
Cohan Daughter Fatally Injured In Hartford Crash
A speeding car carrying George M. Cohan and his party collided with a garbage wagon south of Hartford. Georgia Cohan Wallace Eddinger lies critically injured with internal risks. George M. Cohan and others seriously hurt but hoped to recover. Driver Vanburen and others are hospitalized as investigators blame wagon driver John Gabriel for entering the auto’s path.
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Hartford
Conn
Sep Mber
George M. Cohan
Georgia Cohan Wallace Eddinger
Cohan
Francis Xavier Hope
Miss Cohan
Georgia Cohan
Wallace Eddingers
Francis Hope
Vanburen
John Gabriel
Pope Pius X Shows Improvement After Throat Illness
Rome reports Pope Pius X is improving after a brief throat ailment. His temperature is normal and hoarseness wanes. Cardinal Ferrari, with four prelates, attended an audience at St Damaso, and the pope appeared on the balcony to give the apostolic benediction to the crowd including 740 pilgrims who journeyed to see him.
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Rome
Pious X
Cardinal Ferrari of
Wilan
Ferrari
Pigrima
St Damaso
Thaw on Border Deportation in Canadian Hearing
Harry K Thaw faced a special board of Inquiry in Coaticook Quebec as deportation fears rose. The inquiry ran from morning to late afternoon with Thaw testifying on sanity while lawyers failed to block his removal. Ottawa immigration expert RC McInnes joined the defense as prospects for deportation to the United States grew stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaticook
Quebec
Harry K Thaw
Thaw
Hutchinson
Sherbrooke
Canada
Jack Johnson
William Travers Jeror
New York
Isis
Grand Trunk Railway
Jerome
Vermont
New York State
RC McInnes
Ottawa
Harris to reorganize census department
Washington September director W J Harris of the census bureau today appointed a committee to reorganize that service. He named Dr S ND North and William R. Merriam, both former directors, Professor Walter F Willcox of Cornell, W B Rossiter of Boston and Daniel Cooper, first assistant postmaster general. The committee will review remaining thirteenth census work and publication delays, set precedence for law inquiries, and seek prompt publication of statistics on production and consumption data and related subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W J Harris
Census Bureau Today
S ND North
Wiliam R. Merriam
Bureau
Walter F Willcox
Cornell University
Rossiter
Boston
Daniel Cooper
Warris
Census Bureau
Man Dies After 56 Day Fast in Harrisburg
Harrisburg Pa September William Heidleman died here today after a fast of fifty six days. He ate only two small pieces of toast during the period. Mr Heidleman was nearly sixty years old and the fast was due to grief over a close relative's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Willam Heidleman
Groves Tasteless Tonic Promoted For Malaria Relief
An advertising note touts Groves Tasteless Tonic as invigorating for pale people and aiding blood strength. Marketed as suitable for both adults and children, it claims to drive out malaria and improve vitality.
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Sam Mann & Co
I Wizard Simms & Co
Alexnander
Scott ‘Gasoh
Mamie Simore
Camille
Roane
Emma Bunting
Lawrifice
Wetec
Call OF the Heart
Marit
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Renanm
Douglas
Oltanary
Epccel Foe
W. L. Douglas Shge CO
Peachtree Street
Federal Building
ST. Louis
Walter 3
Rawson Street
Walter 5S
Peter Hil Company
Sally May Worley
Peter Hill Company
Glyven
DR. Ogden
Borger
Maxwell House
Jones’ Cash Stores
Whitshalt
PraneGcom
Miarletta
Jewell
Athe
Sewell Commission CO
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Essig Bros. Co
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