Georgia Assembly Considers Tax and Law Reforms
June 17 report notes Georgia Assembly to meet June 25 to debate a state highway system tax overhaul and local school tax method while updating bank laws and railroad regulations. The session also weighs ratifying the federal Susan B. Anthony amendment granting women the vote with Minnesota urging rapid action. Officials in Georgia express doubt over ratification.
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Assembly of Georgia
Minnesota
Dorsey
Union
Georgia
Suffrage Meetings Barred by Y W C A Directors
June 17. Members of the Macon Y W C A board of directors met in called session and voted to bar political meetings at the association. The action aims to keep the organization free of political influence, with voting on the question completed at the meeting.
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ION
Y. W
Dir
Macon County Negro Eludes Huge Posse
Sims 0 escaped convict from county gang, wanted for assaults, eluded pursuers five miles from here near Ideal. Counties Macon and Taylor request manpower from Talbot area to intensify hunt as farm labor in region dwindles due to presence of the fugitive.
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Iutton
Sims
Ideal
Macon
Taylor
Talbot
Germany's Losses Under Peace Terms Mapped by Allies
A National Geographic Society bulletin explains Germany's postwar territorial losses with a USA scale map. It details outright losses such as Alsace Lorraine and Danzig, plus plebiscite areas like East Prussia and Schleswig, and outlines former colonies handed to mandates. It notes population shifts, coal and mineral belts, and the Saar region's strategic value, alongside the broader land-area and demographic impact.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Germany
United States
Sea of Texas
Michigan
Panhandle
Rio Grand
Il Paso
Alsace-Lorraine
Silesia
Posen
West Prussia
Danzig
Eupen
Malmedy
Saar
France
Schleswig
Denmark
East Prussia
Poland
Kamerun Togoland
German Southwest
German East Africa
Tsingsiau
German New Guinea
Carolines
Marshall Islands
Samoa
Pleasant Island
Texas
New England States
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Oregon
Connecticut
United States of America
Pittsburg
Saarbrucken
Italy
Switzerland
Hanseatic League
Marienburg
Teutonic Order of Knights
Silesian
Seles
Wig
Gremany
Baltic
Mexico Silent On U S Troops Crossing
Mexico City reports no information for publication on U S troops crossing from El Paso into Juarez as General Barragan, Carranza’s chief of staff, says. El Paso notes all American troops returned late Monday after crossing near Ysleta. Cavalry and artillery carried 100 Villa horse and nine prisoners. four Villa followers were killed, and five Carranza soldiers died with eight wounded found in adobe structures. El Paso Mayor Davis says the Juarez expedition worsens U S Mexico interests.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
el Paso
Juarez
Barragan
Carranza
U. S
Texas
Ysleta
Here
Mexico
Villa
Charles Davis
Austrians Clamor for Union With Bolsheviki
June 17 report from Innsbruck states Bolsheviki placards appeared across Austria. The telegram claims the people are clamoring for annexation with Bolshevik Russia.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Austria
Annsbruck
Russia
Wifes Slayer Granted New Trial in Talbotton
J Fred Edwards of Am tus has been granted a new trial by Judge W E H Searcy Jr after a Talbotton jury convicted him of wife murder in Mich. Edwards, barber shop proprietor on West street, argued his wife died by her own hand. He was brought here winter ago with his wealthy Talbot county widow wife and children in the home. Prosecutors included C F McLaughlin H A Hall and A J Perry with defense lawyers G C Palmer J H McGehee A P Persons and J A Smith.
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Tal N
J. Fred Edwards
Amtus
Mich
W. E. H. Searcy, Jr
Edwards
West Street
Talbot County
Talbotton
Columbus
J. H. McGehee
A. P. Persons
J. A. Smith
C. F. McLaughlin
H. A. Hall
Newnan
A. J. Perry
Mexican diplomat named minister to Bolivia
Jose Ugarte, a veteran Mexican diplomat who has served in several South and Central American nations, is appointed resident minister to Bolivia by President Carranza. He will assume the post at an early date.
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Bolivia
Mexico City
I Assciated
Jose Ugarte
Mexico
Carranza
What Hurts Sometimes a Man Faces Henpecking and Mockery
A fragmented line hints at social tensions and ridicule faced by a man in a humorous or editorial context. The piece references hens, laughter, and a place or group, suggesting a lighthearted column or caption with colloquial tone.
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Macon County
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Bruck
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Stuttgart
Munich
Sweden
Berlin
Leipzig
Dresden
Morierl
Krotoschit
Breslau Oppeln
Czecho
Slovakia
Eigsberg ’ Seermany
Rzburg
Neustei
Warsaw
Lan
Zurich
O8ern
Washington, D.C
Vinion
Sheffield Company
U.S
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