Mobile to hold three day city clean up in April
City health officer Dr. Charles A. Mohr and Mobile officials announce April 15 16 and 17 as general clean up days. Carts will remove trash left on sidewalks and residents urged to have materials out for disposal. The effort aims to improve health by eliminating flies mosquitoes and disease carriers with expanded city cleaning operations.
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Charles A. Mohr
Mobile
Dr. Mohr
Harry Pillans
Heller
Mrs Pankhurst in Hospital After Hunger Strike
Mrs Emeline Pankhurst the suffragist leader is reported in serious condition after refusing food since imprisonment. She has been moved to Holloway prison hospital, with forcible feeding and nervous prostration prompting possible outside medical review. Her solicitor visits daily.
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Mexican officer accuses Wilson of double conduct in Mexico crisis
Louis M Rojas Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Mexico City files charges against U S Ambassador Joseph P Wilson alleging mixed messages to Mexico and urging Huerta to act. The note includes Secretary Knox reply acknowledging U S concern over Madero and Pino Suarez treatment and urging proper authorities’ action.
New York American debunks charges on Mexico diplomats
The New York American reports that Mexican charges are false and cites Ambassador Wilson’s reply. Wilson says Luis Rojas held a minor post, no meetings with Huerta or Diaz occurred before Madero’s fall, and he offered protection to Ernesto Madero which was declined.
Madero Family Back Charges Made by Rojas
International News Service reports on charges associated with Ambassador Wilson tied to the 1913 Madero overthrow and the murder of Francisco I Madero and Vice President Pino Suarez. The Maderos seek State Department action and recount an alleged February interview at the American embassy in Mexico City. Mercedes Madero also appears as a witness in the United States.
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Suffragette Leader Majorie Hasler Dies From Old Injuries
London reports the death of Majorie Hasler a 25 year old English suffragette leader from injuries sustained more than two years earlier when leading a deputation to the house of commons. She fainted after being struck by police and trampled in the street. She later served a Dublin prison sentence for window smashing against the post office.
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Ambassadors and American Residents React to Madero Caso
A Washington report details reactions to the Madero and Pino Suarez killings. Ambassade r Wilson is defended by colleagues who say their lives were not in danger and charges against him are unfounded. American residents of Mexico City favor retaining Wilson amid Huerta and Diaz coup discussions at the embassy.
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International News Service
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Tackaberry
Big Bond Tax Shield May Shape Income Tax Bill
A 1894 clause ensuring bond interest and principal are paid without tax deductions could force changes to the income tax bill. Carnegie’s steel trust bonds paying 5 to 6 percent would shift tax to stockholders or cut dividends, affecting most recent twenty years of corporate bonds.
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International News Ser
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Financial District
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Steel Trust
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Skibo
United States
Mrs Heinze’s Remains Buried in Calvary Toledo
Funeral services for Bernice Golden Heinze divorced wife of the copper king were held from her Toledo home and at St Patrick's church. The service followed a dramatic reconciliation at her deathbed. Chief mourners included Mrs Mary Golden Augustus Heinzard and Mr and Mrs George Potter of New York. Burial took place at Calvary Cemetery.
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International News Service
Toledo
Bernice Golden Heinze
Copper King
John Cavanaugh
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Richard Roach
St. Patrick’s Church
Mary Golden Augustus Heinzard
George Potter
New York City
Heinze
Calvary Cemetery
White offers one million for Hamilton flood recovery
Archibald S. White, a New York capitalist, wires from Pittsburgh that he has 1,000,000 on hand and can raise 10,000,000 more for Hamilton’s financial rehabilitation after last week’s flood. He would loan the 1,000,000 long term at low or no interest, backed by major financial interests. Hamilton businessmen appeal to Rockefeller Carnegie Harriman circles for aid, citing 44,000,000 of taxable property to back loans. Dayton citizens push for a 50,000,000 federal loan, but Senator Burton warns Congress may block such a precedent. relief for Dayton may rely on outright federal appropriations.
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John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Harriman
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Citizens Committee
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Ohio
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Berton
Congress
Mobile Dominates in YMCA Southern Membership Contest
Complete returns from the YMCA Southern membership contest, excluding Greenville and Columbus, were tabulated at the local YMCA. Mobile's sweeping victory leads the standings among all competitors.
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Mobile
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