Habeas corpus wait refused in Innes case
Georgia readers learn the Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the denial of habeas corpus for Meter B Innes and his wife May Innes. The Texas case centers on requisition by Governor Colquitt and related indictments in Georgia for larceny after trust. Attorneys expect a writ of error to the United States Supreme Court. Innes refused to speak, saying his interests rest with his lawyers, as they consider a possible rehearing or federal appeal.
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Meter B. Innes
May Innes
Georgia
Anawer
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
W. EB. Anderson
Thirty-seventh District Court
Yocusing Innes
Swearingen &. Ward
Wyat Wall
United States Supreme Court
Altorpeye
Tanes
Gowrmnor Colquitt
Grutgiz
Nexis
United States
Ines
Hig
Miust
Burenne
Ore
Beatrice Nelms
Nelme-Dennis
Drabent
Texas
Aurel
Irma Tigie
Attornerd
Meath
Linden
Wen
Grand Jury
Atlanta
Innes
Innes Hn
Bloise Nelms-Dennis
Colquitt
Tobin
Attor
Attor | Beve
Oregon
Judgt Anderson
Harper
Col Gvitt
Wes Jegel
WW. L. Davidson
Yacht Goes Ashore Galveston Tes
The pacht Wakiva, owned by Huasteca Oil Company, ran aground off Tampico breakwater and its twenty two crew abandoned ship. It sailed from Galveston January six bound for Tampico carrying Henley Walker, head of the phantom department, with headquarters in Mexico City. Uncertain if Walker was landed at Tampico as the boat drifted ashore in a gale amid bad weather.
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Galveston
Tes
Pacht Waktiva
All Company
Tampico
Wakive
Hentley Walker
Phant Department
Huasteca Oi Company
Mexico City
Walker
Dave
Weather Local Forecast Across Cities
Weather data from multiple cities shows warmer conditions Wednesday with variable winds and cooler trend later. San Antonio, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Kansas City, Denver, New York, and Washington report temperatures ranging from the mid 20s to mid 40s with a mix of winds from the south, west, east, and northwest.
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OUIS
Tay
Vriago
Slowdy
Milwackee
Provatey Tair
ST. Paul
Elowdy
Phirslay
New York
Uewry
Washington
Wind Storm Sweeps Atlantic Coast Regions
Wind storms roared along the Atlantic coast causing flooding rivers and public damage. Reports describe high water and disrupted transport from New Jersey to Massachusetts with gusts up to sixty miles per hour impacting coastal cities including Norfolk and Boston areas.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
Walter
Norfolk
Jiney Cars Face $25 License Fee Enforcement
San Antonio police announce that after Thursday all jitneys and taxis used for hire must pay a $25 annual license per car or face arrest. Records show some carriers licensed while others lack permits, including a larger taxi firm with twenty cars. Police chief Lancaster vows enforcement and will order arrests of unlicensed drivers for public hire.
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Sai Antonio
Lancaster
Weakle i
Police
Fits Com
San Antonio Nickel Service Company
Asid Catef Lancaster
Navy bill seeks two battleships and 17 submarines in relief program
Washington debate outlines a naval building plan approved by the House naval committee. The package includes two battleships, six torpedo destroyers, 17 submarines, an oilier, a transport and a hospital ship with a total cost near 148 million dollars. It also adds a naval reserve, new flag offices, and coast defense provisions with changes to the army and marine corps.
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Washington, D. C
Bylal
House
Mavot Committee
Dan Jiels
Stephens
California
Ciebt
Ad~ Smteal
Euehr Ory
Atuntic
Pacifte
Ava
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Secretary of War
Jesus
Robbers Blow Safe and Escape With 7000 Dollars
Oklahoma report of bandits blowing the State Bank at Gerber near Enid with nitroglycerine, escaping with 7500 dollars. Police hunts ongoing as bill proposes rewards up to 1080 for bank robber capture. In Muskogee a separate bank raid leads to a running firefight. deputies kill one robber, three captured, another wounded. bandits aged about 28 to 30.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Tan
State
Gerber
Enid
Garfield County
Theank
Natice
Oklahoma
Raunt Hobbers
Muskogee
Oklo
First National Bank of
Terrion
Depetr
Robert Moors
Pawnee
Moore
Can
Sandies
City to Build Town Hall with 2 Seating Capacity Plan
Chicago plans to build a town hall with two seating areas. The Aggoriztion of Commerce submitted 31,000 proposals to a city council committee yesterday for a municipal bond issue of 1,250,002 dollars. The jail record was noted for confessions, amusement and athletic events. Plans announced in Chicago on January 3.
Rescue at Millionaire Shoe Boss Home Fire
At St Louis Missouri on January 19 firemen pulled Tack Tulinaga president of the International Shoe Company his wife son and daughter from their burning home after efforts had paused. The blaze caused about 110000 dollars in damage and involved nearby residents including a timber company official and a University City attorney.
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Louis
Tulinaga
Milionaire
International Shoe Company
Wite
Dango
Tremor Rocks Rome Damaging Historic Structures
A powerful January quake in Rome caused widespread panic and heavy damage. Historic landmarks including the Pilozze Church, the Column of Marcus Aurelius, and parts of the Piazza Colonna suffered damage. The city faced confusion as officials and residents assessed losses while communications strained under the shock.
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Rome
BeRren
Ely
Marcus Aggelus
Ihn
Andrea Alan
Polley
Marcus Aurelia
Calumn
President seeks bipartisan support for ship purchase bill
Washington reports President Wilcon aims to secure Republican votes to push a ship purchase bill while opposing the Parlip pioneer and conservation measures. Democratic opposition remains, and the president hopes to win enough Republican support to pass it. Philippine pine commissioner Manus Quexon says the Philippine bills will not pass in the current session.
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Washington, D. C
Wilcon P
Manus Quexon
Philipepine
Redent
Philippine Bs
Senate panel studies Panama treaty changes
The Senate foreign relations committee appointed a sub committee to draft edits to the pending Panama partition indemnity treaty with Colombia. Senator Rowl vigorously opposed the convention in its current form and objected to a proposed expression of sincere regret to Colombia.
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Washington
Inn
Colombia
Panama
Senate Foreign Relations
Day
Rowl
United States
Directors Cleared by Grand Jury in New York Transit Wreck Case
Interborough Rapid Transit Company officials including Theodore P Shoots Frank Medley and August Belmont faced no arrests as a grand jury cleared them in a fatal Sixth Avenue elevated wreck case. Bail set at 7 000 a man. Total charges previously listed at 25 990 000. Also noted are Indy windstorm losses exceeding 25 million to state funds with agricultural land damage cited.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Yes
Sixth Avenue
Theodore P. Shoots
Frank Medley
Indianapolis
Ind
Tullwad
Noad
Moreh
Inann State Fond Commission
Taraives
Ralston
Two Schooners In Distress Off Coast
Four masted schooner Florence M. Tiel ding and four others are reported ashore fourteen miles north of Lares. Crew of fourteen aboard are safe but the vessel is damaged. The Kentuckian wireless report also mentions the four masted schooner Hoary bringing Providence aid off Sandy Hook.
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New York
Florence M. Tielding
Crom Armswith
Gayfeere York
Lares
Providence
Mehor
Morgan Group Loans Russia 12 Million Confirmed
A New York banking group led by Morgth & Company arranged a purely banking loan to the Russian government totaling 12 million dollars. The move involves seconding short term drafts for payment to suppliers, with banks in Petrograd coordinating. American financiers hope to assist Russia’s exchange and financial stability amid the ongoing negotiations.
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Petmograd
New York
Morgth & Company
Jeanine
Russia
Petrogmi Hankora
Luis Je
Petrograd
Mass
Demir
Ea Ty Morgan & Company
Petrograd Ly
Rusela
Jydereda
British Sailors to Eat Texas Turkeys in Chicago Feed
British sailors in the Royal Navy will be supplied with Texan turkeys. Orders placed in Chicago amount to about 1,500,000 pounds of poultry. Ten carloads of Texan turkeys have already been ordered, with storage in the United States at present 26 percent less than last year and prices generally 10 percent lower.
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Chicago
Sre
Chicago Commission
Texes
Cominieston
Sala
United States
Top buggy stays popular despite auto boom in Kansas City
Kansas City reports show two committees from Western Metal Implement, Hardware Dealers Association found the farm boy’s buggy remains popular. They note 2 200 000 sulg gles were made and sold in the United States last year, while the horse-drawn vehicle is deemed a necessity despite auto growth.
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Kansas City
E- Wisle and Hardware Dealers’ Association
Reort
United States
British farmers enjoy prosperity as prices rise
London reports a shift from a long slack period to rising prices for crops and livestock. Wheat oats and other staples fetch excellent prices while holiday market stock sales surge. In New York a Japanese Red Cross unit to be stationed at Southampton's Nutter Hospital joins war duty.
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London
Nolday
New York
Megantic
Andi
Ciday
Suanki
England
Nutter Hhospital
Southampton
Mexico City News On Zapatis Reform and Oil Interests
A chaotic World War era dispatch reports Mexico City free of Zapatistas with fighting around Muctla and Vences. It notes Villa retreating toward Aquinacatienten, reinforcements evacuated, and oil companies Aguilar Petroleum and Mexican Oil tied to blocking operations. Government officials claim foreign stockholders aid Carranza enemies and execution rumors circulate about Ceier de Garcia Lugo.
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Copeman
Tolliwine
Penrequenus
Tie Vietary
Fae Martin
Sayelux
Fanelin
Morelos
Zaput Loree
Matty Ahipibeeed
Ajbayt
Landis
Aguilar Pane
Wenny
la Merge
Arena Iui
Sun Martin Te Ator al Sas P
Muctla
Moxtone Aureles Orcad Bayly
Hirpntis
Vertiraz
Awhore
Wietarhe
Vanes
Montern
Taraplen
Erar
Govermer
Nodus
Carration
Vera Genz
Carranza
Draath
Rink
Carranaa
Cenial
Céier de Garcia Lugo
Mexico
Families in Flight Over Tax and Refugees
Wives and families of Monterey high ranking officers were moved to Nuevo Laredo then crossed into Laredo, with some sent to Matamoros. A general commanding Nuevo Laredo left for San Antonio as border officials expect Nueva Laredo evacuation soon. Refugees crowded Laredo, carrying scant funds as currency plummets to about 12 cents per peso.
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Monterey
Nuevo Laredo
Laredo
Matamoros
Icaut
San Antonio
Nuevo Lared
Nueva Laredo
Refuge in Laredo as Villa forces threaten Nueva Laredo
About 1830 people crossed the border into Laredo Texas fearing an attack on Nueva Laredo by Villa forces. Authorities report about the same number returned to Laredo Monday as tension rose. Mexican side bans information on military operations with death as penalty. Crossings described amid siege fears and passport checks at the bridge.
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Nueva Laredo
Villa
Laredo
Tex
Laredo Mondas
Vila
Ove
Learans
Mexicwe
German Submarines Sunk Off Dover Reported
Reports claim German submarines were sunk off Dover but details remain unconfirmed. Public notices note conflicting phrases and unclear specifics about the incident and sources.
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Dover
Germans Adopt Shell Rejected by America
A fragmentary wartime wire style notice discusses German use of shell types rejected by the United States, detailing purported costs, defenses, and officer claims about armor piercing shells and their impact on American wartime strategy.
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America
Effigy of Typhoid Vaccination Shown At Fan Exhibit
War medical commission reports vaccination efficacy for native army. Typhoid cases declined after doctors vaccinated a whole army corps of 1000 men near front lines. By December the treatment produced clear results with remaining cases confined to resistances.
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Anie
Ter
Aid to Polanders Burian and Red Cross Mission Heads East
Jat 18 834 The Hague report that London Ir weekly notes the American Red Cross mission to Poland departs today for relief work. They will aid civilians in distressed cities, with industries halted and famine threatened as rail links are damaged. Accompanied by Dr Theodor Tanwald they plan visits to Czenstochowa Lodz Lawicz Skierniewice and other cities in Dolan.
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Burian
The
Hague
lLonden
Wiekliff Rosen
Bieknall
American Red Cross
Toda
Poland
Foolstafte
Jns
Theodor Tanwald
Ministry of the Inturiat
Czenstochowa
Odz
Lawicz
Skierniewice
Dolan
Turbulent War Updates From Front Lines In Caucasus And Poland
Turbulent reports describe Allied and German actions near the Caucasus frontier with heavy fighting and counterattacks. Turkish resistance remains stubborn, with claims of Turkish defeats contested amid continued clashes. In Poland and Persia regions, Russian and Austrian forces exchange advances and withdrawals while a Swedish ship is captured near Scania. Britain’s merchant tonnage falls as government work dominates shipyards, reducing civilian output for 1914.
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Ara Cruan
Ubakanish
Caucasus
Ani
Atheninia
Alfien
Prunns
Scumteis
Pear Berches
Apur
Schwuns Jy
Curces
Aidud Ly
Carrison
Kurslen
Denfy Xoon
Witterele
Metrosrad Divatehies
Clalin
Augstin
Peircarad
Persia
Tabriz
Constantinople
Poland
Nide
Cracow
Popenhagen
Eitte
Gerritt
Scinersunde
Totterdam
Stockholm
Britleh Sands
Mucheels
Hs Incon
Regiment 1s Race At Meting A Turbulent Meet
Fragmentary text describes a marching event with references to names and places, noting a rear attack and a tense scene. Mentions a figure called the Miter and a regiment’s actions during a charged gathering, with unclear outcomes and disrupted proceedings.
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Jude RB
B. Ward
Cauinel
Waive
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Mises
Orth Atlantic Coast
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New Pugian Suffern
Boston
Maas
Vtnwyids
Tthede Island
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Massachusetts
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Caihlier Farn
San Juan
Porto Rico
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Bork
Farn
Ie Agate Ser
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Henny D. Hatfield
Naval Committee
Untenga
Hnd
Teme
Prascott
Merind
Ther
Alban Hills
Trals
Bicily
Progerly
Senate
Interborough
Otti~elas
Pace Geond
Morgan Group
Repart
Ante
Obregon
Puebla
Capital
Angeles
Tate Laredo
Nuevo Taredo
Villy Porces
Ae Wieke
U. S
Hoth
Germany
I Winerites
Henao
PMU AL Haat
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Ford
Rowley
Gress Wort
Seaimang
Sois- Sons
Perthes
Regiment 1S
Autered
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Sierese
Ae AL
Fay
Kantes
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