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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1913

Page

2

Rebels Defeated by Huerta Forces in Mexico

Reports from Piedras Negras indicate the constitutionalists were routed as Huerta’s forces pushed them toward the border. Refugees surge, mines and foreign property were destroyed to prevent seizure, while federal troops pursued retreating forces and Catholic support rumors swirl about upcoming elections and potential candidates.

Texas Coahola Rat Maas Aurawna Baby Gungales Sab Nay Mata Mores

Felix Diaz to Stand for the Presidency in Mexico

General Diaz declares candidacy amid political turmoil as he expresses support for freedom of conscience in the United States and outlines aims for justice. He notes ongoing travel from Havrest by steamer and discusses government powers and the election landscape with Gamboa and others.

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Diaz Denies Recall Of General Diaz In Mexico Recall Rumors

Washington dispatch reports uncertainty over a recall of General Porfirio Diaz amid Mexican political tension. Theories range from Huerta restoring calm to planning a transition, with election viability and communications hampered by uprisings and rail disruptions. Diaz denies any recall while U S officials weigh responses and possible mediation with constitutionalists.

Huerta Declares Revolution Ended Amid Political Moves

Reports say General Huerta declares the revolution over while backing Federico Gare for president. The text notes Huerta assures elections will be held by October and says Zapata loyalists are disorganized, with federal campaigns in the north claimed as successful.

Nera Cruz General Huerta Ersant Vitaon Federico Gare Tedas John Prsident Wilsons Huertas Hera Zapatt Wattar

Liberal Mexicans nominate candidates for president and vice president

Mexico City report states Colon Pave De Cr Purrte a former minister of communications and public works is named by the Liberal Republican party as presidential candidate with Dr Cregone Wendeibul a former senator as running mate. The party remains weak with few backers and no clear platform. General Porfirio Diaz rumors persist about his possible return to service during wartime. General Diaz reportedly reluctant due to age and foreign war duties.

Fuente Mexico City Colone Pave de Cr Gener Huystes Sa Cabst Liberal Republica Party Thiam Aes Cregone Wendeibul Colon Unis Chamber of Deputies Red Porfirio Diaz Geners Huert Ous War Council Ceneral Vorhuie Diez Arie Thagrecurth Geneaal Mondragen Diiz Tiazta

Revered Arrival as Universalist Pastor Welcomed in City

A formal installation service in the Universalist church welcomed Rev L Horrison of the Universalist church of Chittinoora and Rev T Risnake, with sermons and city officials praising the new pastor and urging community support for his mission. The event featured music, a sermon on heathen outreach and a pledge of cooperation from local congregations and Atlantic people.

Per L Lt Horrison Universilist Hurchet Chittinoora Robnson Universalist T XM Risnake Tine the Specter Reputaton Eigte Atlanti

New Pastor Installed Amid Warm Congregational Support

In a Presbytery gathering at Georgie Vine Jiesboter anchor Rev Robers Ivey, formerly of New Lorex, was installed as pastor last month. The installation sermon followed from a Paulus text and was read by Rev S Gaffaet, with commission read by LD Wornt Montgomery and others. The new pastor expressed readiness for finals duties and planned visits to unite the congregation.

Joan Georgie Vine Robers Ivey New Lorex Fey Tok Tounvers Druin Huich Boys High Pws Sony Armstrong Fieser Con Brewation

Missionary Century Now On Says Ogden

Dr Dunbar Ogden proclaimed in a Central Presbyterian sermon that today’s era will be remembered as the missionary century. He described Saul of Tarsus as a model, urged modern missionary work, and warned the world faces a crisis of character without gospel messengers guiding humanity.

Dunbar Ogden Ogden Presbsterian Saul of Taraus Pauls Sentration Paul

Dr Brecker Attends International Convention in Toronto

Dr Brecker of the Fire Christian Church travels by special train from Atlanta to Toronto for the International Convention of Christians of the Disciples. He will be absent from Sunday services and return the next week. Mr and Mrs H M Patterson join fellow Atlantans already north for the event.

Dr Brecker Toronto Disciples of Christ Atlanta Louieville Aan Nashville Georgia Tiorida LO Bricker Ehristian Church H OM Patterson North Tighta

Negros Parish School Destroyed by Flames

The St Pauls Parish and Industrial School at 241 Auburn Avenue for Negro children was destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon with about 2900 dollars in losses. Rector A Eustice Day said the cause was unknown and warned that without funds the school would have to meet outdoors. Bishop Coh Kelson, trustee, noted the institution was supported by the Totacopal church board and subscriptions.

S T Pauls Parish Auburn Avenue Institutun Eustice St Pauls Church Coh Kelson Atlanta Locesa

Morris Brown Opens Sessions Wednesday

Morris Brown University opens a new term this week with exceptionally large enrollment. Opening addresses will be delivered by W Woods White Dr WR Hendrix Dr Richard Orme Flinn Bev J Flipper Bishop HM Turner and others. Fred Fountain invites the general public to attend at 9 oclock Wednesday morning.

Morris Brown University Tovar W Woods White WR Hendrix Richard Orme Flinn Bev HM Turner Fred Fountain

Seaboard Announces Round Trip World Series Trip to New York

Seaboard lines offers a round trip to New York for World Series games at a price of 2810. The plan highlights Alt steel trains and associated travel package details for fans attending the event.

Seaboard New York

Ulster Parson Fights Home Rule Across Kerry and Ulster

Ulster and Irish leaders clashed over home rule as John Redmond urged restraint in Cahmnediveen Ireland. Protests and church services marked the day while Carson’s Ulster provisional government pressed opposition to Dublin measures. A London cabinet meeting assessed prospects amid nationalist obstinacy and protests.

London Trish John P. Redmond Cahnediveen Kerry Ireland Edward Carsons Ulster Church of Ireland Presbyterian Methodist Congressell Baptist Lister Wits Stir Baird Carson Frederick DC Smith Ulster Hall Beltist Patterson George Germany Liverpool Hooda Asquith Brodick Hay Scotland David Wlileyd George Winston Spencer Churchill Orst Admiralt Walter, Reneiman Board of Agriculture Finland August M. Birrel John Redmond Hdward Carson

Loving Tribute for Roddenbery in Georgia Funeral Rites

Funeral of Congressman Roddenbery held at 11 o clock from his residence with a large turnout from across the district. Delegations from Albany and Valdosta attended and the procession to Laurel Hill cemetery stretched over a mile. The congressional party traveled to Atlanta that evening and several members were hindered by injuries and car delays.

Georgia Thomasville Roddenbery Rushin Harrie Yansell Wart Washington Laurel Hill Cemetery Albany Mayor Tarver Valdosta WS Thomas Congressman Roaddenbery Cemertery Roddenberg Sylvester Gardner Nottingham John Yates Roddenberg Athens Danville Congressional Party Atlanta Tribbie Howard Silente

Oconee and Newton Free of Cattle Tick

Dr Peter F Bahnsen announced from the capital that Oconee and Newton counties are free from the cattle tick, bringing Georgia to fourteen tick-free counties. The eradication program has reduced tick-impacted areas from three to fourteen in three years, with three more counties likely tick-free by April. Removing the tick boosts livestock profits and reinforces Georgia as a growing cattle, cotton seed meal, and corn state.

Oconee Newton Peter F Bahnsen Georgia Union

Missing Walter Cox Sparks Family Search in Rome

Rome Ga September 28 Special Policemen and detectives search for Walter Cox a wealthy farmer who vanished days ago after selling cotton and getting a 300 dollar payment from a bank on large bills His team still at a local ivery stable and no clues to his whereabouts remain as frantic relatives urge answers.

Rome Walter Cox Cox Ccasa Ivery

Irish liberty vow amid British resistance in harbor

A speaker declared that Ireland would gain freedom without Britain if needed, dismissing opposition as a brutal non possumus. He asserted thirty years of effort had brought them to a pivotal point and their ship lay at the harbor mouth with orders set and steam on.

Ireland

Sunday School Attendance Jump Highlights Rally Day Boost

U S Sunday sebtel reports show average attendance rising from 244 to 378 across twenty three schools, totaling 697 and an average of 378 per school. The gain stems from the fall rally day preparations with events planned for next and following Sundays October 12.

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Julius Bukofzer Dies At Chattanooga Home

Julius Bukofzer aged 60, father of Bruno Bukofzer, manager of the Terminal hotel, died last night at his Chattanooga home. He had returned a week ago from a two year health trip to Europe. The retired business leader had headed several large Chattanooga wholesale firms and was noted for wealth. Surviving are his wife, two daughters Mrs Mose Simpson, and two sons Edwin Bukofzer of New York and Bruno Bukofzer of Atlanta.

Julius Bukofzer Bruno Bukofzer Terminal Chattanooga Europe Bukofzer Bukoefzer Mose Simpson Sna Edwin Bukofzer New York Brune Bukofzer Atlamia

Municipal campaign opens in New York

New York September 28 The municipal campaign, deferred after Mayor Gayner’s death, will open tomorrow. Edward Ho McCall, Democratic candidate, to begin campaign by meeting Uptown Democratic organization members. Fusion leaders plan formal notification of John Purroy Mitchell as mayor at Cooper Union.

New York Gayner Edward Ho McCall Tammany Hall John Purroy Mitchell Hon Cooper Union

Death of Sir Alfred East Led Royal Society of British Artists

London reports the death of Sir Alfred Hast president of the Royal Society of British Artists. Born 1849 he was knighted in 1910 and earned gold medals in London Paris Munich and Barcelona. While visiting Chicago in January 1914 he commented that Americans are courageous in action but cowards in judging art, urging the United States to develop its own art.

London Alfred Hast Royal Society of British Artists Slred East Paris Munich Barcelore Chicago Sir Alfred United States

Carolina evangelist draws big crowd at St Paul church

Rev L B Bridges, noted North Carolina preacher, attracts about 4000 worshippers as he opens a two week revival at St Paul Methodist Church at Sydney and Grant Streets. Morning, afternoon and evening services draw packed houses. sermons cite Matthew 11:28 and urge rest for the heavy laden through Christ. Daily 11 am and 7:30 pm sermons with a 30 minute song service before each morning message.

L. B Bridges North Carolina St Paul Methodist Church Sydney Grant Streets Mr Bridges Bridges St. Paul

Man Struck by Senator Helena Ga. Aims to Die

Early today a public safety incident left Jono Washington and his son William engaged in a violent dispute. William, who is Black, was struck below the heart and has not been found. Washington is expected to die within hours.

Helena Ga Jono Washington William Washington

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