Price Placed On Bandit Herrero Head on Way to Mexico City
A price of 100,000 pesos was set for Villa or Herrero with Manuel Camaros offering it for Villa's body dead or alive. Officials vow stern justice for Rodolfo Herrero, rebel leader against Carranza, as reports say Herrero moves toward the capital with heavy guards. General Cardenas reports voluntary surrender of Potts at Coyula in Vera Cruz state.
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Francisco
Villa
Manuel Cameros
Chihuahua
Rodolfo Herre
Carranza
Cardenas
Obregon
Potts
Coyula
Vera Cruz
Herrero
Mexico City
Investigation Finds No Seizure Of Americans At Jiminez
A man reported to the state department that two American citizens were seized at Jiminez but authorities concluded the reports were untrue and there is no incident to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
State Department
Jiminez
Florence Alabama Grows Rapidly From Wilson Dam boom
Florence Alabama population reaches 10,529 as of preliminary census figures, a gain of 3,840 people or 57.4 percent in ten years. Analysts credit Wilson Dam construction near Florence for attracting growth and development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Florence
Ala
Wilson Dam
Mrs McAnear Dies At Home In Birmingham
Mrs Fannie McAnear mother of J B McAnear died at her son's residence 1405 Seventh avenue south this morning at 4 o clock. The remains will be conveyed to Oak Grove Road in ease county for interment Friday. She is survived by daughter Mrs Eto ns Joneson and son J R McAnear with other relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
J. BR. McAnear
Seventh Avenue
Oak Grove
Ryan
Crows Roads
Eas County
McAnear
Daugh
W. T
Prominent Citizen Died This Morning
William Gray longtime Louisville and Nashville shop employee died at his residence 7.1 Sixth Avenue West this morning around A o'clock. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 4 PM from the residence conducted by Rev. W. P. Wilks. Interment will be in the local area. He is survived by his wife two sons JM and J Gray of Albany a daughter Minnie Gray of Albany and Mrs alter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gray
Louisville
Nashville
Sixth Avenue West
W. P. Wilks
J. #. Gray
Albany
Mi Nie Gray
Mra
Alter
Knox Resolution Vetoed by Wilson
President Wilson vetoed the Knox resolution declaring the war with Germany and Austria at an end. He said it would stain the nation’s honor and surrender US rights, and that peace with Germany without demanding reparations is inconceivable and beneath the United States’ dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Austria
United States
Rome to land $22 million steel plant in Georgia
The International Steel and Motors company plans a $22,000,000 steel plant in Rome Georgia with immediate start on construction and road work. Capt T E Grafton backed the project through mineral resource surveys and will visit Albany and Decatur as local interest grows. Henry L Brittain of New York heads the venture with ties to Mobile shipbuilding and other steel ventures.
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Rome
Albany
Decatur
T. E. Grafton
Capt
Grafton
Georgia City
New Steel Company
H. A. Dean
International Steel and Motors Company
Henry L. Brittain
New York
Mobile
Barracks Burned in Ireland Report Confuses Details
Dublin statistics report a wave of fires with 400 barracks allegedly burned in Ireland. The text is garbled with unclear wording and mis-spellings but suggests widespread destruction around Easter per Dublin figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lusgimgan
Dublin
Armenian Mandate Refused by Senate in May Vote
The Senate, by a 11 to 4 vote, declined to grant President Wilson the authority to accept a mandate for Armenia. Senator Brandegee of Connecticut led the resolution, stating Congress respectfully declines the power to accept the Armenian mandate as requested in the May 24 message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinc Aever
Senate
Wilson
Armenia
Brandagee
Connecticut
Congress
Steamer Mobile City launched at Alabama port
The Mobile City, an all steel cargo steamer of 9 500 tons, is launched by the Chicago Ship Building company at Mobile. It is the first steel cargo carrier named after the city. A parade is planned at 8 o clock and Miss Mary Janet Smith of Mobile christens the vessel.
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Netwa
Mobile
Mobile City
Chicashaw Ship Building Company
Essel
Mary Janet Smith
Gordon Smith
Matlock's sale cited for purchase of four shirts
A telegram to C. A. Moore from George E. Lewis of Norfolk, Ca. asks Moore to attend Matlock's sale and buy four shirts in sizes fourteen by thirty ree, with assorted stripes, at about three or four pillars each, and to mail COD or advise the amount. Lewis says he will mail a check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock's
C. A. Moore
George E. Lewis
Norfolk
Matlock
Sutherland Leads In West Virginia Republican Preference
Charleston reports Senator Sutherland leading Maj. Gen. Wood by about five points in the Republican preferential vote as returns come in from 57 districts.
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Sutherland
International News Service
Charleston
W. Va
United States
Wood
Otes
Woolen Company Chief Indicted for Profiteering
William M. Wood president of the American Woollen Co of New York and the American Woolen Co of Massachusetts is to be arraigned in federal court on charges of profiteering under the Lever Act. Government accountants allege the firms earned 300 to 400 percent more profit than in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlews Service
Wm. M. Wood
American Woollen Co
New York
The
American Woolen Co
Massachusetts
Garth Heights Planned for Albany Area Auction Soon
The 1,200 acre Garth estate near Albany Danville Moulton road is to be developed into an exclusive suburban section named Garth Heights with 10 and 20 acre farms called Garth Meadows. Otto Moebes and local real estate men plan a two to three day auction with barbecue brass band and wide publicity from Canada to the Gulf. The site includes the old Col. Jesse Garth property and a potential Golf and Country Club site with the spring supplied land high rolling fields and red clay soil.
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Garth
Mickie
Danville
Moulton
Albany
Otto Mbebes
Lamar Penhey
E. D. Whitman
North Alabama
Moebes
Canada
Gulf
United States
Three Women Seek New Eagle Police Chief Job
In New Eagle Pennsylvania on May 27 three women express interest in becoming police chief after the resignation. The post pays 95 dollars a month for twelve hours work. one candidate, Eliza Lee, is a widow and mother of eight. Two others are out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Eagle
Eliza Lee
Money Behind Butler Campaign Witness Admits Details
Senate probe reveals campaign totaling 40350 dollars to date for Nicholas Murray Butler. Davies, campaign manager, cites five five dollar gifts including donors G Dunn and W C Demarest of New York. Opera star Margaret Romaine headlines a Mason Theatre benefit with strong ovation and reception after show.
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Butler
International News Service
Washington
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
John R. Davies
Senate
Davies
G. Dunn
Wm. C. Demarest
Wood campaign finances questioned in 1920 inquiry
John T. King testified at a campaign expenditures investigation that General Wood attended a Frick dinner in 1919 with 30 to 40 financiers. He said Dan Hanna raised 500000 for Wood and he personally raised 91000 before quitting. Dorst disputed job costs in West Virginia and noted Wood spent 4438.38 there. Harding manager Daugherty appeared after Dorst spoke, recalling Harding aimed for a restrained financial campaign with about 10000 to 11300 in contributions.
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Washing
Wood
Henry C. Frick
John T. King
Republican National
Connecticut
King
Dan Hanna
Gen. Wood
Mark Hanna
Frick
Dorst
West Virginia
H. M. Daugherty
Harding
Ohio
Miners Reject Settlement Plan in Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on May 11 the anthracite miners voted unanimously to reject Secretary of Labor Wilson's proposed settlement with mine operators.
Wilson insists Congress work before summer recess
President Wilson plans to curb any summer adjournment by demanding Senate action on his nominations and key issues. He pushes Congress to address the high cost of living and tax revision, and to maintain steady daily work, as Dr Grayson notes his gradual health improvement.
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International News Service
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Grayson
Final appeals made for books
Mrs. Neill urges Twin Cities clubs to collect and supply literature to state institutions. Mrs. L P Troup of Albany coordinates shipments, asking chairmen to send books and magazines promptly to her or fellow club chairmen listed in the notice.
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Neill
Twin Cities
L. P. Troup
Jackson St
Albany
Co Club
Mujlen
Berean Club
Ree Brown
Atur
Lambert Abany
Progressive
Cunningham
wal-Wrter
Tan Thy
First Workmen's Compensation Suit Filed Here
J E Cunningham sues contractor O W Baxter over a foot injury from a falling timber at the Brock and Spight building on Bank Street. E C Nix files the circuit court complaint seeking benefits under the new act. Advocate Nix denounces the act as unfair to labor citing two week non payment and jury trial restrictions. He argues permanent injury triggers public care and compensation limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Cunningham
O. W. Baxter
Brock and Spight
Bank Street
Circuit Court
E. C. Nix
Nix
Sean
Albany seeks federal census recount for Eighth district
Walter F Miller, census official for the Eighth district, will formally request a recount of Albany's population today. Mayor A C Dillehay said he will also write Miller to urge the census bureau to place Albany's recount application. The move hinges on discrepancies in the Second Ward where the second enumeration shows more residents than the federal count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Miller
Albany
Uncle Sam
A. C. Dillehay
Mr. Miller
Census Bureau
Mind Reader Madame Gavind Heads to Albany Decatur
Madame Marie Gavind a mind reader extraordinary will arrive today for a limited engagement in Albany Decatur The announcement promises to solve business and personal problems through readings during the appearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gavind
Albany-Decatur
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Bie Steel Plant
Georgia
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Daily Ad
Virginia City
Geo. N. Lewis
Fale
Woolen Company
Carth Heights
Big Plantation Justice
Tetal
Miss Romaine
Metropolitan Star
Margaret Romaine
Metropolitan Opera Company
Masonic Theatre
J. A. Miller
Charles Lurrey
the Masonic
Faust
Tosca
Wefose
Solons
C. W. Baxter
LABOR
Miller
Dillehay
Mind Reader
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