Huerta Favours Diaz for Presidency in Mexico
After Madero’s murder General Huerta pledges support to Felix Diaz for the presidency and is urged by Catholic factions. Diaz, now in Europe, is expected to return to Mexico. Huerta may back Diaz, or shift support, as Diaz clubs organize while Huerta’s cabinet post awaits.
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Madero
Gen. Huerta
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Cire
Huerte
Felix Blaz
Europe
Juuerta
Amelean
Diag Fan
Huerta
Diag
Diaz
Owset
Taty
General Diaz
Thanty
Fauselret
Jose Maria Larana
Department of Commaritions
Nadie
Tamir
Wilson accepts Huerta message as not opposing U S note
President Wilson today said Huerta’s Mexican congress message aligns with the United States interpretation of the Gamboa note. The administration expects no candidate for provisional president while American policy remains, with no friction anticipated as naval protection continues until next month. Reports confirm the killings of American citizens Robertson and Root in separate incidents in September, with details received at the State Department.
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Wilson
Huerta
Wilson Lett
Dasay
Mewrean
Robertson
Mour
Root
State Department
Guadalajara
Horrors of Mexico Told by Refugees in New York
New York dispatch reports about 4 dozen American refugees arriving from Tampico on the steamship San Quazo. They describe rebel violence and near-lynching threats in Mexican towns, with women like Mrs Gonzales recounting forced flight and firing to defend homes near San Luis Potosi and coast towns, while others from New Orleans note escape from plantations south of Tampico.
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Mexico
New York
Tampico
San Qlazo
Lillian Onzales
Atlante City
San Uis Patosi
Gonzales
Baners
Bird Lagiens
New Orleanz
Bride Arrested By Police After Short Marriage
Mrs Bessie Rich aged 16 was arrested with a male companion after leaving a downtown theater on a tip from her husband 18-year-old Rich. Police took her to headquarters where she agreed to accompany him to Cincinnati for confinement. They had been married less than four weeks.
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Bessie Rich
Armstrong Street
Palmer
Milim
Cincinnati
Rich
Milam
Peiny
Mrs Slaton Talks With Chief Beavers In Secret Visit
Reporters chase a confidential meeting as Mrs John J Slaton visits Philadelphia police chief James L Beavers in his office. The governor’s wife, unseen by all, leaves with no public statement, while rumors fly about the purpose of the confidential talk and potential political implications. Nearby notes mention Archbishop Pender East and various sums tied to a probate will, as others discuss fortunes from the printing business and charitable foundations.
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Beavers
Baen
Tie
Law
Imen
Phladelphia Ser
Pender East
I Chanel
Cornelius \ Lam
Tame
Fifty American Refugees Reported Safe Amid Mexican Turmoil
Washington reports fifty American refugees, mostly women and children, traveling from Torreón to board a Paylie steamship for the United States. They were deemed safe today at Zacate City from Durango after rebel forces under Generals Contreras and Yerovia retreated from Gomez Palacio, with Larrean federal garrison claiming the losses.
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Washington
Torron
United States
Zacates City
Durango
Yxcea
Generais Contreras
Ereyia
Gomez Palacio
Larrean
Trade with Mexico heavier than ever in 1918
Figures from the Department of Commerce show U S imports from Mexico in 1918 reached 77.5 million dollars, up 12.2 million from the prior year, while exports to Mexico rose to about 24.0 million dollars, up 1.75 million. Manufacturing materials comprised the major import from Mexico and manufactured goods formed the bulk of exports.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Department
American refugees protest to Bryan in San Diego
More than 100 American refugees arrived in San Diego aboard the steamship But Tale after leaving the Yanitalles region of Southern Sonora. They petition Secretary Bryan to send protection or return them home, arguing they fled under government guidance to safeguard property.
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Los Angeles
Cal
State Departments
Yanitalles
Sonora
Tommit
Brean Uy
San Diego
United States
Charles F Obrien
Puchacdison Construction Company
Robert Vail
Guaymzs
RL. Henley
The
Buffalo
State Department
Washington
Vail
Tucson
Mexico
Sautter Named Head by Sons of Veterans in Chattanooga
John E Sautter of Pittsburgh was elected commander in chief of the Sons of Union Veterans at the annual session in Chattanooga. Officers elected include Harry L Streit and Robert W Blese, with Mrs Ida McBride named president of the Woman's Relief Corps. General Alfred Beere delivered an annual address noting more than 11,000 Civil War veterans died in the year. The event saw strict security and limited attendance, with women barred from the auditorium and a GAR reception held that evening.
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Chattanooga Tenn
John E Sautter
Pittsburghalate
Sons of Leven
Harry L Streit
Bultt- Tiere
Robert W Blese
Chattanooga
Henry F Weller Easton
William B Moynihan
Rochester
Charles Behnte
St Louis Mo
Wil
The
Sons of Detans
Banks de Fant Ubioning
Alfred Beere
Immanders
Beers
Sulid
Gyor
de Cusillars
Mrs White Berewits
Columbus
Ohio
Storm
Mise Fiith & i Brown
Los Angeles
Forrest Camm
United
Forrest
Detroit
Sing Nz
Farmers see Wilson about $50,000,000 fund gains and aims
Washington report notes Secretary McAdoo and Senator Smith of South Carolina meeting with President Wilson. A Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of America committee urged changes to the $200 million treasury fund for crop movements. They argued for a material increase and for withdrawals every two months rather than monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McAdon
Smith
South Carlina
Farmers Education and Cooperative Union of America
Warships of World and Panama Canal
Invitations are prepared at the state department to send a great international fleet to Hampton Roads for the Panama Canal opening. The powers are expected to send up to four warships, aiming to assemble the largest naval show ever gathered.
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Washington
State Department
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
Georgia Medical College Opens Second Session
The Medical College of the University of Georgia began the 1913 14 session in Augusta under favorable conditions after receiving a $320,000 appropriation. Two days were spent on entrance exams and enrollment began this morning. Last year the total enrollment was 80, with many students delayed by fees. Enrollment will continue through the week.
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Augusta
Medical College of the
University of Georgia
College Nis
Millionaire Accuses Girls of Blackmail in Los Angeles Case
George H Blaby, a Long Beach millionaire, faces cross-examination as he seeks to prove he was blackmailed. One accuser, Cleo Helen Barker, testified she received about 2600 and a gold cross from him after meeting at a resort known as the Jonquil. The defense pressed for details on other alleged plots and benefactors, and the trial paused with Barker fainting during cross examination.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George H Blaby
Long Beach
Cleo Helen Balker
Miss Barker
Bixby
Jonquil
Emma Goodman
Elsie Rosenberg
Lecamine Davis
Wintevens
Kelvey
Davis
Helped Couple Seeks Aid From Mrs Russell
A frail elderly man and his wife in Atlanta face long unemployment due to age and finances. Despite charity support, they cannot sustain basic needs like clothing and food. Mrs Russell solicits contributions via Main 3740 or Main £286 cc, or by sending help to 222 Must Fair Street.
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Jacethe
Atlanta
Associated Charities
Tly
Russel
Main
Fair Street
Spooner spying case dismissed in court
The cases against J A Grenner and H A Munher, arrested Friday in Piedmont Park for alleged spying on couples, were dismissed in Recorder 4 Court. Grenner said he was carrying field glasses to his mother. No evidence showed guilt.
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J A Grenner
Hampton Street
H A Munher
Enter Fil
Biedmont Park
Grenner
Many Damage Suits In Americus Court
Americus on September 18 damages suits aggregating 76000 appeared today in the city court of Americus presided by Judea Wilmr M Harper Ten suits for personal damages from accidents were brought against Central and Seaboard railroads Americus Gas and Electric Company and the city of Americus. Plaintiffs are residents here and two weeks will be required to clear the dockets.
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Amercus
City Court of
Americus
Judea Wilmr M Harper
Central and Seaboard
Americus Gas and Electric Company
City of
Umbrella Wielding Wife Fends Off Stalker in Divorce Case
Mrs Dan Walker, in Glenwood Avenue incident, used a parasol to fend off a man tailing her after a visit from friends. She later filed for divorce from Dan Walker, claiming years of separation and abuse. she blamed her husband for the stalking. Police assisted as she feared further trouble.
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Dan Walker
Grenwood Avenue
Glenwood Wenuc
Mra Walker
Short Street
Mrs Walker
Glenwood Avenue
Sol
Walker
Muam and
Palmer
Milan
Mrs Pankhurst to sail for America on October 11
Mrs Emeline Pankhurst, leader of the British militant suffragettes, announced in Paris that she will sail for America on October 11 and has booked passages. She warned American immigration authorities will not detain her and declared she is not afraid of deportation. Pankhurst will lecture in several United States cities.
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Paris
Emeline Pankhurst
America
Vira Pankhurst
United States
Colonial Trust Company Bank Statement Atlanta 1914
A period bank statement from the Colonial Trust Company in Atlanta Georgia lists assets including demand loans time loans furniture and fixtures cash items and totals. It records liabilities such as stock paid in undivided profits deposits and reserves with an affidavit by HO Graddy secretary sworn September 13 1914 before Notary Lee G Williams.
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Stars OF Georgia
Fulton County
HO Graddy
Colonial Trust Company
Lee G Williams
Notary Public
Georgia
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Republic
Bryan
Sautter
Sons OF Veterans
Warships OF
GA Medical College
George Bixby
Russell
Spooner
Mrs. Pankhurst
Hurt
Courtland Street
Edgewood Avenue
George Adair
Peachtree Tn
Elysee
Peachtree
John
Woodside
Phonus Bell Ivy
Inspiration
Langhorn Street
Lucile Avenue
Se.m. Grant & Co
Grant Building
James L. Logan
Alabama St
Atlanta Optical CO
Optical Center of
Athen. Polk
Hnl
Atlanta Ga
Busines
Durand, Georgia
Durand
Central of
Durand Realty Company
Atlanta, Ga
Boatwright
Durand, Ga
Asa G. Candler
Charles T. Page
Edwin EK. Large
Edwin P. Ansley
W. Floyd Johnson
Ansley & Johnson
Hartford
Ivy
Forsyth
Lodge
Palestine Lodge
Evan
Bexinnse Tang
Howard § Cole
David CL Shumaker
Knights of Thins
Kiger
Vanc Smith
Lanier K of
BR & S
East Ag+ Janta
Frnds
Glenwood
Darke
WD Luckin Lodge
Lee
Gordon Streets
John R Byington
Hunnicutt
Piedmont
Tong Lou
Greenbera & Bond
Warwick
West View
P Strickland
ON Martin
Ingll
Anya M Ingle
Ken Witt Co
Ingle
John Piotte
Brockett Ingle
Carrie Ingle
W H H Anderson
CT Brockett
Ohss
Ann M
Grace MU Ehurch
Patterson & Sen
P Jackson
AD. Thomson
WN Kellogg
Joe Kitpen
Woc Warwick
W & Ballard
John FoWartes
Jarnest Warwick
Joe Gifford
IA Gifford
WC Warwick
Greenberg & Bond Cos
Houston Street
Hendrix
Meyers G & Barrett
Peavy
Aldine Chambers
I’ & Smith
Matin
Fiedmont
Lodge of Odd Yellows
G Shears
A W Bok
HW Pearson
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy Street
Corner Baker Auto Ambulance
Aly Petmarr
Orphine
Atlan, Georgie
Adea Yately Carta
DR. Huches
N. Broad St
Trid National Bank
Atlanta, Sa
PHI Delt
Eni Delta Theta Alumni Association of
Ansley Hotel
Georgia Tech
Tech
Nie Wapa Sry
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