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Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26

As We understand it, the only thing the Colonel will hunt in Arizona will ->e the shade.-St. Louis Republican.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
What Really Hurts.

It isn't the Iosing of $5,0ao worth of ChaE tas2Qzaa dates that is worrying MT Watson It Is the heartbreak of the disappointed Chautauquans that Is racking hinn--Indianapo News.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
Douhie crossina the Double Crossers

Some Denver women are moving a recall for Judge Lindsey. Thus does Progressivism progress boomerang wfse.-Phi1adel Record.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-26
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
Situation Quiet as
Wilson Goes to Mobile.

WASHINGTON, oct. 25.-The Of
fetal excitement which yesterday led
to wild rumors OF war with Mexico
and a rupture of friendly relations
with other foreign powers, had Gained
down too day as the result of General
Huerta's action in declaring that he
would not accept the Presidency of
Mexico at to-morrow's election and
The release of the liner MORO Castle
at Vera Cruz.
The situation was so encouraging to
the administration that President
Wilson left for Philadelphia shortly
before 10 o'clock to participate in the
dedication of the restored Congress
Hall The President also decided to
leave here tonight for a four days
Trip to Mobile, Ala, to address the
Southern Commercial Congress.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels an
bounced that he would accompany the
President to Mobile. Secretary OF
State Bryan was campaigning in
Maryland To-day and would not re
turn until tomorrow. The only evil
dence that there is still some anxiety
over the Mexican situation was the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
Huerta Sends Train
To Summon Diaz.

Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.
VERA CRUZ, MEXICO, oct. 25.-
General Nidaurrazaga arrived here
to-day from Mexico City on a spe-
ciaI train, bearing an invitation from
General Huerta to Felix Diaz. :,
which the provisional President asked
Diaz to return to the Capital at once.
Huerta's envoy went from the rail
road station to the German Hotel
with two other army officers and de-
liyered the note to Diaz. He said
that he would not answer the invita-
ton at once, but that he probably
would not return to Mexico City.
General Vidaurrazaga later said
that he had no order to arrest D.az
If he should refuse to go to Mexico
City and to bear out his statement
the military guard which had beer
watching the German Hotel since
piaz took refuge there in close proX
unity to the American Legation was
Withdrawn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25

organ argued for hands off poll
cy' 1t said:
1--WE can not possibly take the same
liabilities and responsibilities as the
United states, although our not doing
so constitutes no sort OF hostility or
criticism toward the United States.
All we demand is that there be some
form of orderly government in Mex
leo. But We can not take any atti-
tude which would involve us in Mex
ico's domestic affairs"
The Evening standard, a CouserNa-
tive paper, declared in favor of strict
neutrality. saying;
our only possible attitude can be
one of strict neutrality"
The Star Liberal:
I'VE have no doubt that the MeNi-
can situation will be cleared up with
out involving the United States in
war with Mexico. AS far as this
country is concerned We want only
free commerce intercourse so that We
can buy from and sell freely to Mex
leans, and We want nothing else"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25

those brought against this young man
here
We have had to contend against
two hydraheaded propositions which
confront us at every turn-prejudice
and ignorance-the twin evils. We
have had to contend with the spirit Of
the mob. This is no idle dream. 1t
is fact of which your honor is well
aware.
Courts. Not Public, to Judge.
The courts are organized to be eX-
perls. not the public. The public
doesn't hear the whole thing thrashed
out. They are not in a position to
appreciate the merits of a case. no
matter how much they want to do
the right thing. The law is receiving
critical test right now. I've trem-
bled more for the law than ever be-
fore. I have thought that the law
has been more on trial than Leo
Frank.
We have been so circumvented and
hedged about by hatred and prejudice
that their influence constantly has
been felt in the courtroom where a
man was guaranteed a fair and i'm
partial trial. The day when such a
condition can not exist will CONS
soon. It's here now with the enlight-
somewhat with the benighted.
We've got the best people on earth
right here in this Southland We
really are the only American people.
It will not be long before we are com
pletely Invested of all this prejudice,
hut this time, I am sorry to say, is
not yet here, if one may Judge by
what occurred at the courthouse dur
ing the trial last August. when mobs
We're pushing their way into the
courtroom to misbehave, when peo-
pie rejoiced and smiled and threw up
their caps in delight because a man
was condemned to death.
Il don't believe there is another
case on record that a wretch. con-
fessed to witnessing the commission
of a crime against nature and lied in
each of four successive affidavits on
material points in his story, where
his evidence would have been taken
against that of sheep killing dog.
ConIey's Evidence All.
Yet, you would believe the infa-
nous lies told against this man now
under a sentence of death in the
Tower You would believe the charge
OF perversion, as base lie as ever
was heard in a courtroom The re-
voting story created an impression
va u Vii, lnOuSn IL was the greatest
strain ever put upon the credulity of
a civilized and law abiding people.
Il ask your honor: Outside the tes-
timony of that miserable wretch, Con-
ley, would there be any pretense of
having enough evidence to convict
Leo Frank? Would you do anything
more than pick up your pen to grant
a new triEl? Would you have done
anything else than discharge the jury
from their box?
Then, what is there to constrain
you to act differently than in any
other case? Would anyone hesitate
minute? In an ordinary case, the
int1ammatory speech of Mr.. Dorsey
would have Disguised the court and
the spectators. The jury would have
returned a verdict of not guilty with
out leaving their seats. Why was it
different in this case?
Have we taken leave OF our senses Z?
II so, a man was conference.-the death
on as flimsy a fabrication as ever
was devised. No man in darkest
Russia ever suffered more unjustly.
would not have believed it.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
MEXICAN ELECTION SUNDAY
To Be FARCE; HUERTA WILL
eTAY|NOFF|CEA As DICTATOR
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian
MEXICo CITY. oct 25.-secret
ORDERS were sent to-day TO all mill
larry commanders in the Republic
notifying them as to their duties at
Sundays presidential election.
After an all-night conference at
The National Palace between Genera
Huerta and his cabinet official an
nouncement was made that all can
didates would have the fun protec-
lion OF the government
The follow ing outline of General
Huertss plan was learned to-day
from q semi official source
The election viii he held
80 candidate will receive ma
iority OF the votes,
The new Congress Will declare no
election"
Huerta viii then tender his resig-
nation
Congress will refuse to accept IT,
Huerta VIII remain President.
Friends of Felix Diaz admitted to-
day that he had lost all chance Of
election by his failure to come 20
Mexico City Immediately after land
ing at Vera Cruz.
The Diaz leaders attempted TO sir
sentiment for their candidate by cir
ruIating reports that he had been
ASA ssinated at Vera Cruz.
There is less excitement here than
ever before at a national election,
undoubtedly due to the foregone con-
clusion that Huerta will remain in
power
Eneasiness was manifested among
foreigners, who fear violence. but the
movements OF police and troops about
the city indicated that any attempted
rioting would be met Immediately.
Foreign diplomats. with the excep-
ton of Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the
American charge d'affaires. appeared
Today to be doing more worrying
tnan anybody else.
The French Minister notified his
colleagues that there would be
meeting at his home this afternoon
1t was reported he planned to breach
scheme by which 1t would be posi-
bile to gain the recognition OF the
United states for any candidate who
might be chosen, even were it Huerta
himself
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
U. S. Denies Planning
Warning to Powers.

WASHINGTON, oct. 25.-Baseless
reports sent broadcast from here yes
'terday that the United States intend.
ed to warn the foreign powers to keep
their hands off Mexico met with com
plete denial at the State Department
to-day. Acting Secretary of State
John Bassett Moore said:
Il know nothing about any such
note or communication. SO far as !
know, no such note has been sent ~
is being prepared"
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels de-
MED that orders had been sent to
United states war vessels .n Mex,-
can waters during the past week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
British Press
Supports u. S. Policy.
Special Gable to The Atlanta Geor

Special Gable to The Atlanta GEORGIAN.
LONDON, oct 25.-"Back up the
United States in its Mexican policy"
is the tenor of an editorial published
to-day in The Pail Mall Gazette on
the situation involving the United
States and its southern neighbor. This
advice Is directed at the British Gov
eminent
The Pail Mali Gazette said.
ut is not unreasonable to assume
that despite the self denying ordi-
nance by which he withdraws his
candidacy for the Mexican presidency,
General Hucrta viii remain dictator
when the poll is declared. American
national interests are deeply involved
in good government in Mexico. our
commercial interests ana those OF the
other European interests are small
by comparison with the more vital
stake Of the American people. We can
have no completely in any league Of
Europe TO thwart the policy OF the
United States on the American con.
tlnen,'
The Conservative Globe takes a
somewhat different view. saying:
General Huertas assurance is one
which the United States might well
accept II they don't they Will place
themselves in wrong with the other
powers. The duty OF the United
states Is clear--to leave to the Next
can people their choice as to their
leader and then give that leader
every chance for ruline
The Wes, minister Gazette, a Liberal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
6PR|SON GUARDS
DISMISSED BY
WARDEN
Will Garry Their Cases to Con-
gresham Howard, 1t Is Said.
and Face Probe,

Six guards at the Federal pri.o,
have lost their official heads if u.,.
reliably reported Saturday, in Ward.
Meyers radical move to crush H.
storm of criticism to which the hi,
penitentiary has recently been s,,b
jected.
The men singled out by the warda,
were suspected of having fostere1
rebellious spirit among the prisopors
However, one of them declared Sa,.
urday that there was no fosterfr,
necessary, as the men are sullen am
bitter over the food served in the in
stitution and over certain methods If
punishment. They pointed to the oman
outburst of feeling last Sunday WHOM
church workers, who had expressed
approval of Warden Meyers methods
were Missed.
No official confirmation could he
gained at the prison of the alleged
removal Of guards, but the warden
had announced that that would lie
his course and he lost no time in car
rying out his intentions.
1t was reported that the dis
charged men would carry their cases
to Congressman William Schley How
ard, who is determined to force
complete investigation of the meth
DDS in force at the prison. Warden
Meyer himself has said that he court
ed probe of the chargese made bv
Julian Hawthorne and others, and no
one will stand sponsor for the myste
rious movement to hush the matter
I'D
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
FIVE CANDIDATES FOR
MEXICAN PRESIDENT

Here are the Presidential and Vice
Presidential candidates in the MexI.
can election:
Catholic Party Federico Camboa
and General Eugenio Rascon.
FeIicIsts Party-FeIix Diaz and Jose
Luis Requena.
Liberal Party-Msnuel Calero and
Jesus Flores Magon.
Liberal Progressive Party-DsvId
de Ia Fuente and Or. Mendoza.
Anti Reelection Party-Vasquez Co
rez and Luis Cabrera.
Republican Party-Rodolto Reyes.
Although General Huerts has re-
pudIated any desire 70 be elected. his
name is printed on Official ballots at
centers where there are strong mill
tary bodies soldiers being allowed to
vote.
Vasauez Gomez is a political exile;
Rodofo Reyes and Luis Cabrera are
In prison.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
Wilson's Cabinet
To Take Stump in
Congress Campaign

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-That
members of President Wilson's Cab
met are to take active part in the
present campaign was evidenced to-
day in the announcement that Sec
rotary of the Navy Daniels will speak
at Annapolis, Md, on November l.,
and will add other dates in Mary
land and in New Jersey.
Secretary or State Bryan will de-
vote three days to campaigning in
New Jersey and a like number in
Maryland.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt is scheduled to speak at
Indian Head, Md, on october 20, and
former Governor Folk. of Missouri,
now Solicitor Of the State Depart
ment, at Salisbury, Md, on Novem-
Der l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
BOB NJ WHORTER
REAL HOPE Of
GEORGIA
Continued From Page I

far, having tackled nothing preten-
tious to date, however.
The Virginia team this year will
present a different proposition in one
respect from the past few seasons.
They have discarded the plan of plac-
ing the captain Of one season in the
position of head coach for the TO-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
U. S. Ships Ordered
Ready for Sailing.

BOSTON oct, 25.--Ffve torpedo
boat destroyers in the CharIestown
navy yard were to-day ordered to
hurry completion OF their sea prep
arations. This is believed to be due
to the Mexican situation.
Two other torpedo boat destroyers,
equipped for actual fighting, are being
held at the navy yard ready at a mo-
ments notice 10 dash out and Join
the Atlantic fleet.
Work of fitting out the battleship
Georgia, which is lying in the navy
yard in an almost dismantled condi-
ton, is being rushed night and day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
Promises Protection
For All Candidates.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS, oct 25.-AssuranCes that
General Huerta has no intention of
molestiug General FenN Diaz or any
Of the other Mexican political candi-
dates were given here to-day by the
Mexican legation.
Senior de- la Barra. the Mexican
Minister TO France. announced that
he had received the most emphatic
pleoge from Mexico city that no harm
would befsll any Of the Presidential
candidates If Huerta could prevent it,
The message explained that mem
bers Of Huerta's Stan had been ar
rested FOR ms differentiation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
RAVENOUS MOB
ARNOLD CALLS
TRIAL CROWD
Continued From Page

throughout the case has been an open
bid to those who hate responsibility
and honor and who are envious of
success TO come and appear as wit
nesses.
Mr., Arnold made a thorough review
Of every phase of the mystery. enter
ing into the merits OF the testimony
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
MotOrman Hurt in
Auto Accident Sues

Suit for $4,000 damages has been
filed against DR.. J. II. Conway, man
ager of the Keely Institute, by NJ L.
Stollard, a street car motorman who
alleges personal injuries received
when struck by the defendants auto
mobile at the corner of Mitchell and
Pryor streets on September /. Leo
Sudderth is the plaintiffs attorney
Stollard alleges he was permanently
injured
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25

fact that Mr. Bryan decided not 10
go to Mobile
John Bassett Moore. counselor of
the state Department. was practically
the only Government official left here
with power to handle any Important
development in the Mexican situation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
6RAMwELL BOOTH COMING

LONDON, oct 10 -Bramweu Booth.
head ~ the salvation Army. TODAY
sailed for New York where he will
visit relatives and look over the work
done by the Army in the United States.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25

| lowing year Like other big Eastern
eleVenS, they have found that the plan
sounds all right, and probably pal
| liates the conSCienCes of few ultra =
| fastidious who dislike the idea of en-
| ploying a professional coach to in
struct football candidates in an anna
| teur sport.
Where the Plan Fails.
They have also found that it fa,s
| to produce winning teams when
| stacked up against others with equal
resources, over which experienced
football strategists are given control
Hence the presence this season with
the team of Rice Warren. former Nir-
ginia football star of real magnitude
and more recently successful Goa n
Of winning eleVens.
Coach Warren has handled the
I Randolph Macon squad for several
years, and his success has been
marked. When casting about for
suitable man to assume charge Of
The team after the eX-Captain plan
had been relegated, the Virginia du-
thorities settled on Warren. Those
who have seen the team work this
season Nouch for the wisdom Of the
selection. Local bugs will have an
opportunity either TO add their sane
ton or the move or rise and vote
may" before another sun sets
one of the stars OF the game for
Virginia is expected to loom up N
;ho person of Quarterback Bob GooCh.
He was member of the team last
wear ana was a close second in efTeC-
tiNoness TO Captain Hardy Todd the
dimlnutiNe haltback Yhis year GooCn
is said to be even better. and he IS
figured strongly in the strength Of the
visitors
Mayer Also Star,
Also Halfhack Ma, = will carry -
large parcel OF the hopes Of followers
of the Orange and Blue These men,
With the big, hefty line. are expected
To sound the death kneil FOR Georgia
hopes in to-daN's battle.
Referring to the change in coach.
ing systems, evidence of the benefit
derived from the change may he not Il
In the personnel Of the Virgin ENDS
When the squad reported this fall 81
count Of noses showed that things
appeared To be fair TO midGin' an
along he line, except on the TANKS.
Nothing that resembled a lirst-Cla>s
end put in an appearance. That is,
nothing that had reSembled an end u,
until that time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-25
ROAD BOND ELECTION CALLED

CALHOUN, Oct. 25.-The Commits
sioners of Roads and Revenues of
Gordon County have called a special
election for November 5 on 500 600
of bonds for roads
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