Lindsey Endorses Mobile Gulf Coast Exposition at dinner
Martin Lindsey a leading Mobile businessman publicly endorsed the Mobile Gulf Coast Exposition at a noon Thursday dinner in Battle House Parlor C. Cliff Williams outlined fair merits to newspaper representatives while Very Rev Gardiner Tucker urged strong local backing and new slogans were unveiled.
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Martin Lindsey
Mobile
Battle House
Lindsey
O'Connell
Cliff Williams
Central Fair Committee
Williams
W. M. Evans
Rice Gaither
L. E. Warner
W. J. Gorry
St. Louis
Leon Schwarz
Constable Charged With Embezzlement
Floyd Lewis former deputy sheriff and constable for several justices of the peace was arrested in Creola Alabama Thursday morning on an embezzlement warrant issued by the Inferior Criminal Court. Deputy J H Maddox made the arrest. Lewis posted bond for appearance and waived examination in city court, then was released on a $150 bond.
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Floyd Lewis
Justices of the Peace
Creola
Ala
Ursday
Inferior Criminal Court
J. H. Maddox
Lewis
Igeain
Two Battalions of Ninth to Leave Fort Thomas
Two battalions of the Ninth Infantry Regiment No. 8 A. C rane commanding comprising 690 men and 25 officers will leave Fort Thomas Ky late today for Laredo Tex where they will take up the duty of patrolling the Mexican border.
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Cincinnati
Ninth Infantry Regiment
Crane
Fort Thomas
Laredo
Tex
Prohibition on Hitching to Young Oak Trees
Notice from the city landscape gardener and police chief ordering immediate arrest of anyone hitching to young oak trees planted citywide to protect the saplings.
Highest Circle Contest Solution Mentioned
The article notes that the top Circle Contest solution checked yesterday reached 23 179 and mentions Seas of Tata Government in reference to high results and a solution metric.
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Tata
Senate probes hit jurisdiction in De Knight case
The Senate lobby committee struggled with legal limits after Clarence W. De Knight refused to produce books on advice that the panel lacked authority. Testimony showed De Knight had earned $1,000 from a ship company over efforts to block canal use by railroad ships. If compelled papers are unavailable, Senate action may seek broader authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Clarence W. de Knight
de Knight
Overman
Panama Canal
de’ Knight
Senate
Orleanians Endorse Proposed Canal Treaty
New Orleans march 19 copies of resolutions adopted by directors of the Association of Commerce endorsing the proposed canal treaty between the United States and Nicaragua were forwarded to President Wilson Secretary Bryan and foreign relations committee members. Copies were also sent to the Louisiana delegation.
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New Orleans
Association of Commerce
United States
Nicaragua
Wilson
Bryan
Foreign Relations Committee
Louisiana
New Depot at Laine Enlivens Small Town
The new Louisville & Nashville depot at Laine Mississippi is finished and painted, a credit to the railroad company and the town. The depot is modern and would do credit to a city many times Laine’s size, underscoring the railway’s investment in the area.
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Laine
Miss
Louisville &* Nashville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
French minister of marine resigns from cabinet
Paris March 19 The death of Gaston Calmette editor of Figaro prompted a cabinet reshuffle Ernest Monis resigns as minister of marine joining Joseph Caillaux in leaving the cabinet Albert Lebrun takes over marine duties for now Mme Caillaux remains in custody at Saint Lazare prison crowds gather to view visitors to the jail as curiosity runs high The resignation stems from accusations of pressuring the prosecutor to delay a trial involving Henri Rochette in a fraud case
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Associated Press
Paris
Gaston
Calamette
Figaro
Ernest Monis
Marine
Joseph Caillaux
Finance
Albert F. Lebrun
Colonies
Mme. Caillaux
Calmette
Death of Mobile writer Thomas De Leon at 75
Thomas Cooper De Leon, a Mobile author and editor born in South Carolina, died at 8 a m after paralysis struck last Sunday. He lived in Mobile for 46 years and never married, with a Baltimore niece as his sole relative. Dixon and McKay handled his remains as tributes recalled his Civil War era novels and Mardi Gras revival efforts.
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Thomas Cooper de Leon
South Carolina
Mobile
Mra
F. J. McCoy
Dauphin Street
de Leon
Baltimore
Dixon & McKay
Doweller
Thrilling Stories
South
Mr. de Leon
Mobile Register
W. D. Mann
Town Topics
New York City
Rebel Capitals
John Holden
Jung
John Eston Cooke
Snow and cold snap hit the Deep South and Tennessee
Snow and rain with a NW wind disrupted the region from Oklahoma and Texas to Arkansas and central Alabama. Four inches fell at Stevenson Alabama as Chattanooga and nearby areas reported a sharp temperature drop and light snow. Prognosis warned of frost risk for early peach blossoms.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Oklahoma
West
Texas
Arkansas
Stevenson
Ala
Chattanooga
Here
Upper East Tennessee
Snow Quietly Falls Over Nashville and State
Snow fell in Nashville all morning and melted later as temperatures cooled. Reports indicate snow across much of the state with a slight dip in temperatures predicted to bring heavier moisture later.
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Nashville
Nashville. Tenn
Striking Red Coat Costumes For Paris Event
In Parig on March 19, among the notable strik costumes at the Revi this week Mrs te Rabe and Mrs Hart Mo are highlighted as drawing attention. Friends plan a supper for the absent Sir, while a long single braid of natural hair ends in a curl like a shepherds crook as part of the ensemble. The men wore red evening coats and knee breeches that same night.
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Strik
Rabe
Hart Mo
Conley Denies Jail Visitation Ban in Phagan Case
Atlanta report says James Conley denied filing a claim that visitors could be barred without consent at the county jail. Conley testified he helped conceal Mary Phagan's body after Leo Frank killed her and received a year for this act. An independent investigation claimed to be near release to the solicitor general.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
James Conley
Mary Phagan
Conley
Leo M. Frank
Frank
Colimbis Merchants to Cooperate with Mobile Trade
Columbus Mississippi merchants seek to boost Tombigbee river trade with Mobile. John P. Mayo asks for Mobile merchants list to link Columbus firms with Mobile trade. The river steamer May from Mobile will visit Columbus this week and return within ten days.
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Mobile and
Columbus
Miss
Tombighbee River
Chamber of Commerce
John P. Mayo
Tombigbee River
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Mayo
Mobile
Mobile-Columbus
May
Northwest Storm Warning Reaches Mobile
A storm warning issued from Washington reports a disturbance over Louisiana moving eastward. Winds are expected to shift to brisk northerly by Friday affecting Pensacola and Mobile.
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Mobile
Washington, D. C
Pensacola
Louisiana
Prominent Ulster Unionists Face Arrest Warrants Claims
London dispatch reports the Globe falsely claimed warrants had been signed for arrest of Sir Edward Carson and other Ulster Unionists. The article cites Carson’s past pledges to oppose Dublin rule and notes Ulster forces, said to be 90,000 strong, prepared to act if needed. Official word denies any warrants.
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Ulster
Associated Press
London
The
Globe Today
Edward Carson
Ulster Unionists
Aes
Ireland
of Ulster
Dublin
Bir
Edward
House of Com
Canty Aaa
Nottingham
Ulster ‘v
Globe
Uni
Burns Focuses on Pageant of Justice in Frank Case
Leo M. Frank, convicted of murdering 14 year old Mary Phagan, hopes his fate shifts as detective William J. Burns probes key witness Jim Conley. The report notes Burns plans to question Conley while regional turmoil unfolds in Mexico with rebels moving toward Torreon and Mazatlan, threatening central railroad hubs and Guanajuato’s capital.
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Atlanta
Leo’ M. Frank
Cornell
William J. Burns
Frank
Mary Phagan
Aec
Burns
Jim Conldy
Associated Press
Juarez
Mexico
Torreon
Centralia
Guadalajara
California Gulf Port
Mazatlan
Carranza
Chihuahua
Rescued After 37 Hours Beneath Fallen Wall
In St Louis on March 19 Thomas Burke was rescued from the ruins of the St Louis Seed Company building thirty seven hours after a wall of the Missouri Athletic Club toppled onto it. Rescue workers had dug through the night and finally extracted him after he cried out for water. He was removed to a hospital with injuries from the collapse.
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ST. Louis
Thomas Burke
St. Louis Seed Company
Seed Company
Missouri Athletic Club
Burke
Es Hospital
Nore
Washington Awaits Clashes Results in Mexican Crisis
Washington officials expect to hear proposals for a peaceful settlement with Mexico as Huerta may reopen talks via Jose Roba in Vera Cruz. John Lind and Senor Gamboa exchange notes last autumn shape U S stance. Constitutionalists hold Torreon’s fate could influence overall outcome.
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Washington
W House
Huerta
United States
Jose Roja
Vera Cruz
John Lind
Torreon
Senor Gamboa
Charge O’shaunessy
Kington
Mexico
Wn Huerta
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