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18 Jan 1916
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Thomasville Times Enterprise in Thomasville, Georgia
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1916
Page
1
Passports for Executed Americans Stir Mexican Crisis
Washington reports evidence from El Paso that Carranza authorities in Chihuahua assured a party of Americans killed near Ysabel that they would be safe and that passports were issued for their travel. State Department officials say investigations are ongoing and unclear who bears responsibility. Consuls note Americans gathering at Torreon and Monterey for protection as joint neutral zone proposals surface in Senate by Senator Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
el Paso
Chihuahua
Jaturda
C. R. Watson
Erryst
Ysabel
Notfield
Carranza
Chima Filleua
Watson
Carnans
Juarez Nhapja
Callese
Snza
State Department
M. Kirkolven
Cusi
Teredict
Chihuanua
Oole
Hun
Mexico
United States
Senate
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Birthday Dinner Plans for General Lee Observance
The meeting of the John B. Gordon Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy discussed observing General Robert E. Lee's Birthday on Wednesday January 19. Due to Aize Temple Shriners from Savannah visiting Thomasville that day the town would be busy, so only a county veterans dinner will be held at the courthouse starting at noon with a procession to the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gordon
Angie
Dee
Jonn B. Gordon
Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert B. Lee
Aize
Shrinerg
Savannan
Thomasville
Six Thousand Garment Workers Strike In Philadelphia
About six thousand workers mainly women and girls walked off the job in Philadelphia. The walkout led to the closure of around 250 factories as they demand higher wages and improved conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Montenegro Seeks Peace Unconditionally Surrender
The Hungarian Premier announced in Parliament that Montenegro requested peace and would lay down arms unconditionally, with the promise to do so immediately. Includes note of telegraphic report from Berlin via Sayville. Count Tisza stated Montenegro’s commitment to cease fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Rae
Count Tisza
Montenegro
One Session Decides School Schedule in Thomasville
The Thomasville Board of Education voted to shift to one session per day after reviewing votes from parents. The plan, supported by a majority of patrons, keeps nearly full school hours with high school reduced by forty minutes and younger students dismissed at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Cochran
Chastain
Culpepper
Thomasville
Messrs
Watt
Upchurch
Oklahoma Officials Pardoned by Wilson
President Wilson grants full pardon to Frank Gunn and J. J. Beal two Oklahoma election officials convicted in federal court of intimidating blacks and blocking their voting under the Grandfather Clause in the Oklahoma Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Frank Gunn
J. J. Beal
Oklahoma
Probation officer Ida Fischer takes on Thom asville work
Thom asville and Thomas County begin probation efforts led by Ida L. Fischer who, after one week, has made fifteen calls and investigated five cases involving children and families. She placed two girls in Vashti Home, secured a temporary home for a mother and child, and seeks a central fund for charity work across local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida L. Fischer
Thomasville
Thomas County
Fischer
Cold Wave Reaches Deep South With Freezing Temps
Reports say a second cold wave and freeze sweep the East and South, reaching Florida as a sharp cold spell spreads from the Mississippi region. Washington noted the extraordinary cold on January 17, with many areas affected by freezing temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Florida
Washington
Mississippi
Belled Buzzard Sighted Near Thomas County
A rare belled buzzard was seen on Captain Maclean’s land eleven miles from town in the Glascow district. Mr. W. T. Redfearn reported the bird perched on a limb within fifteen feet, ringing a small silver bell on one foot. A similar sighting occurred about thirteen years earlier at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Captain Maclean
Glascow
W. T. Redfearn
Mr. Redfearn
Potash Amine Ownership Case Heads to Superior Court
A suit over about twenty five thousand acres of potash deposits at Searles Lake in San Bernardino County goes to the Superior Court tomorrow. Plaintiffs R Waymire and E Thompson claim ownership dating to 1910 and say they were barred by an armed force. California Trona Company and others deny the 1910 ownership claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Searles Lake
San Bernardino County
Superior Court
United States
R. Waymire
E. Thompson
California Trona Company
Trona Company
Supreme Court Dismisses Kitchens Appeal in Georgia Murder Case
The Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction the appeal of Robert Kitchens, a Black man, from a Georgia federal court ruling upholding his conviction and death sentence for the murder of a white man named Brantley. Kitchens argued jury bias due to no Black jurors being summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert Kitchens
Federal Court of the Southern District of Georgia
Brantley
Cold Wave Forecast Across the South and Midwest
The region faces heavy rains and snows in the East and South with sleet reaching Mobile. A cold wave will persist tonight and Tuesday from the South Atlantic States into Central Florida. Interior districts east of the Mississippi may see slightly warmer conditions over the next twenty four hours.
Linters Showed Increase in Cotton Output to Jan First
Washington reports the linters from the 1915 cotton crop reached 532 552 bales by January first, up from 462 073 bales a year earlier. Seed crushed totaled 2 628 610 tons vs 3 338 176 tons up to January first, 1916, per Census Bureau release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cotton consumption and stocks report for December 1915
The Census Bureau reports December 1915 cotton use at 654 725 bales, up from 450 869 in December 1914. Five month totals show 2 532 599 bales used versus 2 122 018 last year. On hand stocks total 5 191 188 bales in public storage and compresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of the Census S
Belgica Sunk. 23 Crew Saved
The Spanish steamer Belgica has been sunk but twenty three crew members were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Thomasville, Ga
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North Carolina
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Tennessee
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Handsome
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Waycross
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Fitzgerald
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Albany
Bainbridge
Dawson
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Messrs. Archbold, Payne and Wade
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Alec Temple
K. E. Mack
Alee Temple
Stetsons
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