Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-10
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SACRAMENTO. CAL, March o.
Thirty persons we're injured in a riot
to day when a big force of police and
deputy sheriffs invaded the camp Of
tie unemployed and drove out 500 of
the men. The police and deputies
we're trying to entrain the men TO
have them taken out of town when
they resisted, The militia has bean
under arms since last night and IL is
reported they will be called out at
once.
GLASGOW, March "a wild riot.
in which many were Infused, followed
the arrest of Mrs. Pankhurst. Two
bombs were thrown and the fray-
ments caused by the explosion seri-
ously wounded a number c: bystand-
ers. The arrest Of the militant leader
was made during an informal speech
to suffragettes who greeted her upon
Ter arrival.
VIENNA, March 9.-Lieutensnt Es-
ner, Of the aviation corps of the Aus
TRAN army, and a passenger were
killed to-day while making a flight
over the Asperen AerodreH1e.
WASHINGTON, March '9.-Repre-
sentative Edwards, of Georgia, to day
introduced bills appropriating $4,000
Melville and SpringVille.
MILWAUKEE, March e.-The man
who shouted fire" in the Calumet,
Mich, lodge hall and caused a panic
that ended in 70 deaths, was believed
to have been arrested here to-day.
Larry Richie, of the Burns Agency,
arrested a man and with his prisoner
handcuffed to himself, boarded a
train for North Michigan. The great
est secrecy was maintained to pre-
vent any chance Of habeas corpus pa
pers being served.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Frank r.
Poss, millionaire automobile manu-
facturer and president of the Detroit
Baseball Club, was sued for $4,000
damages on charge of assault to-
day by Percy M. Thorn. Thorn is CO.
respondent in a divorce suit that Poss
has instituted.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, March 9.
Mrs. Emmeine Pankhurst, the mill
tant suffrasist, was arrested here to-
day whom she arrived to address a
time the great militant has been ar
rested under the "eat and mouse" act. |
INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.-Conf-
dent assurances that Mrs. Belle Gun
ness, the LaPorte woman of murder |
farm" notoriety, is in custody were
received from Saskatchewan in tele
grams and letters to day to CULLEN e. |
attorneys. The advioes came |
from Henry Vogt an attorney at Ne |
Vile, Sask., who stated that, while no |
official Identification had been made, |
Deputy Prosecutor Worden, of La
Porte, had instructed attorneys there |
to hold the woman at Neville pending |
Ell PAso, TEXAS, March o.
Charged with violating the neutral
ity laws by conducting offices in this |
city for the recruiting of Federal SOL
diers, MikueI e. Diebold, inspector of
the Mexican Consulate; Antonio De
La Sierra, Mexican Consulate; Fredo
Margain, Mexican Vice Consul, and
R. Saldano were arrested here to day
by United States Marshal Ed Bryant
Blamford, special agent of the De-
partment of Justice.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-seere-
tary Of War Garrison received the
following telegram late to-day from
Erigadier General Bliss: "lnVestiga
ton of Vergara affair being made. |!
AS soon as facts are learned will re-
port to Washington. Thus far moth
ing known here, except as published |
in press. The affair occurred 35 miles |
above Laredo, not on railroad or
telegraph line
ATHENS, March 9.-Less than SO |
hours after William of WED assumed |
the throne of Albania, revolution
broke out to-day in that country |
against the new government.
NEW YORK, March Six hun.
dred and sixty seven Storage pas
seneers on the French liner Savoe |
were Guaranteed on the ship to-day |
following the discovery of case of
typhus.
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