Atlanta Politicians Struggle Over Harris Rival Bid
Atlanta leaders press day and night to field a candidate to beat W. J. Harris and Hardwick for the Senate seats. Candler and Howard were floated without response, Dorsey won’t run, Park considered briefly, while Harris’ organized support grows, aided by major press backing and statewide papers.
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United States
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Hardwick
Harris
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Schley Howard
Dorsey
Frank Park
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Congress
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Journal
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Hearst
Constitution
Macon
Butterfly catching becomes serious duty in German towns
The Hague, Oct. 23. In western Germany, butterfly catching has shifted from a schoolyard hobby to a municipal effort. Solingen and Dusseldorf offered a premium of 1 pfennig per harmful butterfly, prompting about 50,000 caught in Solingen and 150,000 in Dusseldorf to curb a caterpillar outbreak threatening crops and trees.
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Netherlands
Dusseldorf
Germany
Solingen
Daily Thought on Quiet Influence and Courage
A reflection on how the calm, faithful lives of everyday people offer the deepest inspiration. The speaker compares them to stars whose steady light pours over our world, lending calm and courage to those who observe.
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Brooke
Syrians starved at rate of one thousand daily amid war toll
New York report cites Rev William H Hall of the Syrian Protestant College detailing famine in the Lebanon Mountains near Beirut. He says 1000 deaths daily from starvation among 350000 people, worsened by delayed Red Cross aid ships and Turkish food hoarding. He warns winter deaths unless immediate relief arrives and notes widespread hunger in Beirut and Jerusalem alongside pillaged fields and blockade. He adds Hall's background and mission in Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Beirut
Syria
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Hall
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Whch
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Austria-Hungary
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Navy
Joe
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Jerusalem
Sind Palestine
American Red Cross
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Union College
McCormick Theological Seminary
Kalamazoo
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Germans Fraternize With Russian Troops Reported
London reports an army order captured from General Linsingen’s front showing high command encouraging fraternization between Russian and German soldiers before the Russian Revolution. It directs officers to engage lightly, accept gifts, and use conversations to suggest England and France are the true aggressors while noting peacemaking offers by Germany and Austria were spurned by Russia due to British influence.
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Linsingen
England
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
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