Sentries commended after wounding two Mexicans at Fort Bliss
Melvin L Switzer and A T Flaney of the Twentieth Infantry were praised by Captain Estes after an investigation into the incident at Fort Bliss prison camp. Jesus Zarro was shot in the hand and thigh during an attempt to sling shot Flanery, while Jesus Pallares was shot in the stomach while fleeing a fence line. The two sentries were technically under arrest and face court martial for exoneration.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Melvin L. Switzer
A. T. Flaney
Twentieth Infantry
Fort Bliss
Estes
Jesus Zarro
Flanery
Jesus Pallares
University of Georgia inspection delayed by Col. Robinson
Yesterday’s inspection at the University of Georgia was delayed when Col. Robinson of Washington arrived from Milledgeville at 1 39 PM. A dress parade was replaced by a review and the drilling and field movements were well executed. The report on the institution’s rank under the new trading will be issued in a few weeks.
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University of Georgia
Col. Robinson
Washington
Milledgeville
Probably Was Finding Out
A stray story quotes a man denying being a professional beggar and claiming his job is to collect statistics on heartless people in the town. The line showcases local humor and social observation in a compact vignette.
Germany's Army League pushes another billion marks for defense
Berlin reports Major General Keim, head of the German Army League, urging a further one billion marks for army purposes to deter potential French and Russian attacks. He attacks Count von Hertling calling for renewed wars taxes and stronger fortifications to ensure peace.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Keim
German Army League
Army League
Essen
Krupp
Count von Hertling
Bavaria
von Hertling
Germany
France
Bismark
Alsace-Lorraine
Russia
West Prussia
von Bernhardt
Cologne
St. Petersburg
England
Count Witte
United States
Portsmouth
Edward VII
Paris
Edward
Great Britain
Rominten
Taegsche Rundschau
William II
Europe
Morocco
Lord Lansdowne
Fairview development shown to Athens readers
The Banner reports a car tour with Mr. W. J. Russell to Fairview University Heights noting view prospects in the city extension. Russell owns about thirty lots and a rebuilt modern house on Morton avenue offered with options including a car and savings to balance the deal. Streets are being opened as Fairview grows inviting prospective buyers to visit today.
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W. J. Russell
Fairview
University Heights
Athens
Russell
Piedmont
Morton Avenue
Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet Offer From Hamilton Drug Co
An advertisement for an emergency medicine cabinet boasting general purpose remedies for aches, pains, rashes, and ailments. It promises safety under the pure food law with items like ointments, laxatives, bronchial and cold tablets, digestive aids, and catarrh balm. Regular price 3.00. introductory sale in Hamilton, Ohio at 1.00 each.
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Hamilton Drug CO
Hamilton
Ohio
Dinner Guests Listed At S A E Chapter Event
Dinner at the S A E chapter in Louse chaperoned by Mrs Walter Childs will host Miss Nellie Phinizy and her guest Miss Helen Barnes of Macon plus Miss Dorothy Daves of Atlanta Miss Swift of Columbus and Miss White Head. Sir Charles Harding the British ambassador at St Petersburg is noted in the report. The narrative links a 1906 behind the scenes play at Algeciras and Russian alignment with Britain to a 1907 outcome amid Isvolski’s role and German influence.
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Walter Childs
Nellie Phinizy
Helen Barnes
Macon
Dorothy Daves
Atlanta
Swift
Columbus
Whitehead
St. Petersburg
Charles Harding
Algeciras
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Isvolski
London Plans Defense Conference for Great Britain Dominions
A London dispatch reports plans for a defense conference among Great Britain and dominions led by Australia and New Zealand. Canada may join as debate centers on Pacific security, Anglo Japanese ties, and imperial naval coordination. Australia presses for real fleet commitments and equal voice in imperial defense.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
Pacific
France
Germany
Tholland
United States
Maurice Fitzmaurice
Iaa Hamilton
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
William Ferguson Massey
Greymouth
Antipodes
J. Hume Cook
Commonwealth of Australia
Dominions
Churchill
South Africa
Imperial
Australia Plans Independent Fleet as New Zealand Protests
Australia builds its own naval force while New Zealand warns it will follow unless the Imperial government strengthens Pacific defenses. NZ previously lent its dreadnought to Britain and now seeks firm fleet obligations.
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Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Mio Na relief for stomach distress promoted in ad
A medical advertisement urges readers to guard against stomach distress and take Mio Na tablets for relief. It promotes a fifty-cent box from N. R. Palmer & Sons and notes tablets cost nothing if not benefited, with Druggists everywhere selling them.
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N. R. Palmer & Sons
Are Colds Catching and Remedies Warned
Public health notice warns colds spread like measles and advises avoiding kissing a child by someone with a cold. It recommends avoiding crowded cars and poorly ventilated rooms and using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as directed to recover quickly. For sale by dealers.
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Chamberlain
Adv
Money's Voice and Pediment in Sterne Reread
A fragmentary note discusses Money’s voice and a pediment in their rereading of Sterne, highlighting interpretive tensions and architectural hints across the text.
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Tm Sterne
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Athens Gas, Light & Fuel Company
Athens Engineering CO
Smith Bldg
Gracedale Greenhouse
S. Lumpkin Bo
Amonia
Empire State Chemical CO
Athens, Ga
Georgia Phosphate CO
Southern Refining CO
Johnson Shu
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