Ultimatum by Japan Considered by China
Peking reports President Yuan and advisers weighing Japanese demands seen as an ultimatum. Tokyo seeks apology, punishment of officials, and reparations for insults to the flag and Japanese personnel after incidents in Nanking Hankow Shangtuan and consular matters. China silent on terms but cautious, fearing foreign intervention.
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Peking
Yuan Sasha
Hankow
Shang Tuan
Tater Demanga
Winkman
Jepatian
China
Japan
Sensatu
Jay
Tokta Ho
Ngvernin
Les Daun
Mrs Dave Keifer Sues Husband for Alimony
A court record shows Mrs Dave Keifer filed suit for alimony against her husband. The case references alimony terms and related financial matters amid a report of asset disposition and corporate proceeds.
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Dave Keifer
Southern Critics Write Of The Merry Countess
Southern critics praise The Merry Countess, calling it a tuneful, elegant operetta with stylish staging and strong performances by Mabel Baker, Carl Barden, Arthur Clough, and Charles Udell. Savannah and Charleston papers hail the show as metropolitan in flavor and likely to draw solid road audiences.
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Paul Stevenson
Savannah Morning News
Carl Barden
Dale Winter
Isa
Mabel Baker
Arthur Clough
Count Max Cliquot
Charles Udell
Ho.heimer
Jack Henderson
Mattoni
Charleston Post
New Age
Carl Hayden
Columbia
Atlanta Boy Hurt On Columbus Trolley
A four year old Atlanta boy, Maurice Davis, fell from a moving streetcar in Columbus about 11 am, suffering minor burns but not serious injuries. His grandmother Mrs A Morgan, visiting from Atlanta, was with him.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Maurice Davis
P Davis
Georgia Avenue
Morgan
A Godwinth
Winston
Eloped at Funeral of Her Grandfather
A 27 year old woman who married in secret fled to Wings Junction Ohio to attend her grandfather’s funeral and eloped with Bre d Roswite of Mingo. They married at Wellsburg and separated immediately after, seeking annulment of the marriage on grounds of minority.
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St Tour
Wolum Bem
Helen Dore
Wings Junction
Ohi
Roswiite
Mingo
Wellshirg Wova
Roschere
Marciax
Mother and Daughter Smuggling Case In New York
In New York on September 11 customs inspectors seized twenty trunks brought by Mrs Hrankh B Wiborg and her three daughters of Cincinnati. Declared omissions and undeclared goods valued around 5000 dollars led to a duty estimate near 3000 dollars. Case sent to federal attorney after a hearing.
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New York
Europe
Hrankh B Wiborg
Cincinnati
Rs Wiborg
Witnerss
Revivalist denounces suffragettes at Macon meeting
Dr Len G Broughton denounces the suffragette movement during a Macon revival address saying women belong in the home and not at the polls. He warns militant groups threaten church and state and vows to fight their influence while noting local women may support the cause.
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Mzcon
Len G Broughton
Broushton
England
Macon
Porter Charlton Defense Filed Before Trial Delay in Milan
Porter Charlton the young American accused of murdering his wife in 1910 has prepared a lengthy memorandum for his defense and handed it to interpreter Signor Vitale. Judge Ronioni, who led the case, has been promoted and transferred to Milan, with a new magistrate to be named. Charlton reportedly provides a different version of the murder than the one given in the United States. The investigation will be delayed, and the trial may not start before April.
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Italy
Porter Charlton
Signor
Vitale
Noni
Milan
Chartlyn
Strike Breaker Farley Dies at 29 in Plattsburg
James Farley, longtime strike breaker in the United States and Canada, dies at 29 in Plattsburg from tuberculosis. He built a fortune by supplying workers to strike efforts, earning large premiums for bonds and services during major labor actions including the Interborough Rapid Transit strike.
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New York
James Farley
United States
Canada
Plattsburg
Farley
Interborough
Itis Erty
Mellen Retired as President of New Haven Railroad
Stockholders through a protective committee forced the retirement of Charles Mellen as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. George L. Wiser, former secretary of the navy, chairs the committee. Wiser denounces Mellen’s administration as imprudent and says one man cannot oversee the vast system. The railroad seeks a 6,700,900 bond issue, while private examinations of accounts will be conducted. Morgan & Co has secured refunding work for multiple railroads, with commissions totaling 889,408 since 1910 and Morgan firms earning substantial profits.
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Rust
Charles & Milan
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Georse ¥ Nl Wiser
Navy
Weyer
En Haven
Mellen
Meyer
Mayer
New Haven
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
House of St Morgan & Co
New York
Martford
Boston
Maine
Maine Central
Morgan Orms
Have Railroad
Morgan & Co
Government flags off year for apples with expected lower output
Washington reports an off year for apples as frosts rains and blossoming delays trim orchard yields. Willam Taylor of the Agriculture Department notes reduced national output but promising prospects for Albemarle Pippin Jonathan Ozark Greenings Spys and York Imperial. Canada Great Britain France and Germany also see greatly reduced apple yields.
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Washington
Ff Sear
Ty Willam Taylor
Department of Agriculture
Pippin
Virginia
Jonathan
Ozark Mountains
Great Lakes
Reunion
York Imperial
Pennsylvania
Bureau
Inciwate
Canada
Great Britain
France
Germany
Unwritten Law Saves Wife From Gallows
MuAister Okla September 11 Mrs Byrda Turley acquitted today of murdering Lena Schumacher. Turley claimed unwritten law after her husband deserted her for Schumacher. Turley allegedly shot Schumacher in December. Schumacher was a bookkeeper for Mrs Turley's Wash and a cotton ginner.
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MuAister Okla
Byrda Turley
Lena Schumacher
Turley
Towa
Schumeicher
Tarteys Wash
Chumacher
Robbers Take 14800 From Bank Messenger on Street
Chicago sir robbers seized a satchel containing 34800 in currency and 10000 in checks from Garfield Park State Savings Bank messenger Warrington McAvoy 18. The theft happened on the sidewalk in front of the bank on the west side. The robbers used no gun and escaped. The satchel with $10000 in checks was later found by 12 laborers in a building basement several miles away.
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Chicago
Cour
Warrington McAvoy
Garfield Park State Savings Bank
Bardits
Atlanta Chamber Seeks Autodrome Plan at Board Meeting
Atlanta chamber directors form committee to study the proposed autodrome with Major John S Coher Frank Weldon and Wyle West directing contact with the Atlanta Autodrome Association. They plan to confer on general race venue plans while expanding the board to 15 to include broader interests and adding ex presidents as ex officio members. The group will promote toast envelopes for an upcoming automobile show.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Autodrome Athletic Association
John S Coher
Frank Weldon
Wyle West
Autodrome Association
Moore
WB Enegshaber
Mell R Wilkinson
Ivan F Allen
Sume
Sifteen
D Jones
Robert F Maddos
Ask & Candler
Frederic J Puan
Chamber of Commerce
Moving for merger of all the veterans in Zanesville
At the annual convention of the National Union Veteran Legion Colonel Georgel Playford of Zanesville was elected commander. A committee of three was named to confer with southern veterans on uniting northern and southern veteran organizations, with a report due at the next convention.
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Zanesville
Ses
Sian
National
Unon Veteran Legion
Georgel Playford
Hlayford
South
New Laughing Theory From British Scientist Supported
Dr W WeDougall of Oxford presented a theory at the British Association on a New Theory of Laughter. He argued laughter helps humanity by transforming minor suffering into a stimulant, countering the view that laughing at others misfortunes is wrong.
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Hirminghia Ala
British Association For the Advancement of Science
W WeDougall
Oxford
Funeral Notices for Moore and Abner Gil Families
Obituary notices list funeral details for Mr Moore, Mrs Gill, and relatives. Services set for Friday September 1, 1913 at 2 pm at Woodlawn Baptist Church with Rev VC Nutross officiating. Pallbearers named including J. Dougwerty, John Green, James Title, and others, with services at HM Patterson & Son chapel at 1.30.
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Tere
Borsst Avenue
Charles Wo Damel
Lirat Banus Church
WM Patterson & Son
Gentiamen
Jos Dougwerty
John Wo Green
James Ro
Wo Oa Ward
Thomson
Lugene Black
VC Nutross
HM Patterson & Son
Loclock
Ginse Peeples
Roy Ruggles
Saul Tockson
Batty E Moon
Paulsmoak
Thomas H 1
Smoat
Joseph
Shields
Wied Rinp
Ht W Crowe
HA Shields
Florence Shields
Joseph F Shields
Joseph M “Hela
Avluck
Payne Memorial Church
Larkie Street
WB Cady
Joe Curran
Pincher
A B Rogers
G & Hindon
J C Fincher
Oakland
Barclay & Brandon Company
Ivy Street
Nashville Lid Election Returns Show Bowse Ahead
In Nashville on September 11 incomplete returns from half the wards indicate Bowse leading over opponents with Viator Huw sentiment. Patterson, arrested after a raid on a House, claims the Bowse ran was unfair and that the crackdown violated the prohibition law.
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Nashville
Patterson
Bowse Patterson
Bowse
Homar
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