Balkan War Updates Reach Europe and Balkans
London reports speculate on Emperor William’s Vienna visit tied to Austria’s politics and a possible German Zollverein. Bulgarians end campaign against Serbia while Monastir remains Serbian. Austria and Montenegro clash in the Sanjak of Novipazar. Britain discusses the London declaration and arbitration’s role in disputes. A tied assault case against W C Denny and brother is postponed.
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Associated Press
London
William
Vienna
Germany
Austria
Peror Francis Joseph
Pope Benedict
Bulgaria
Serbia
Balkan
Piiszend
Greece
Monastir
Montenegro
Symec
Sanjak
Novipazar
Teutons
Sjenica
Priepolje
Fotchs
Bosnia
Britain
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
United States
Lewis Jones to be given a preliminary hearing
Lewis Jones, colored man charged with shooting Mr. J. C. Jr. on Hull Broad Street on King Day, will be given a jury hearing before the justice. University Club meets with G Mell this evening and will be addressed by Prof.
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Lewis Jones
Hull
Broad
University Club
G. ‘A.mell
Hon J Young Williams Dies After Long Illness
Hon J Young Williams aged 50 and longtime Madison county legislator died at his home near Hull after a months long illness. He served several terms in the legislature and sat on the board of trustees for the Eighth District Agricultural School at Madison. He was a noted public figure in Madison and surrounding counties. burial will be at Hull cemetery today.
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J. Young Williams
Madison County
Eighth District Agricultural School
Madison
Lla
Williams
Athens
Hull Cemetery
Ranking Survivor of Pickett's Charge Dies at Virginia Home
Colonel Edmund Berkeley aged ninety one, believed to be the ranking survivor of Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, died at his home near Haymarket Virginia, on December 1.
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Pickett
Virginia
Associated Press
Manassas
Edmund Berkeley
Gettysburg
Haymarket
New Haven Directors Score Point in Antitrust Case
William Rockefeller and ten co-defendants, once directors of the New Haven Railroad, are found innocent of a major charge accusing unlawful 1907 acquisition of the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad to stifle competition. Judge Hunt excludes part of the government’s testimony and signals readiness to hear more, if strong.
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Associated Press
New York
William Rockefeller
New Haven
New York, West Chester and
Boston
Hunt
Capitol Gossip Dinner Honors Thomas Moore in Atlanta
Governor Harris attended a Capital City club dinner in Atlanta with guests including Judge Cobb and Thomas Moore of Philadelphia. Plans to refinance Empire Life Insurance Co. involve a new office building in Augusta and a proposed outline to address previous court objections.
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Atlanta
Harris
Capital City Club
Thomas Moore
Philadelphia
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta Law School
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Empire Insurance CO
Empire Life Insurance Company
Piedmont Hotel
Augusta
State Insurance Department
Cobb
Higgins
Robert C. Alston
Record height reached by plane with passenger
Washington reports Lieutenant Sauffley set a new hydro aeroplane altitude record carrying a passenger at Pensacola. The Navy department notes he reached eight thousand four hundred feet.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sauffley
Pensacola
Navy Department
Arnold and Abndey Offer Fruit Cakes and Pound Cakes
Local bakery Arnold and Abndey advertises fruit cake old fashioned pound cake and angel food cake selections. The listing highlights affordable options and seasonal flavors for shoppers seeking classic desserts.
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Angel Food
Arnold & Abndey
Pomerene Emerges as Candidate for Senate Pro Tempore
Pomerene of Ohio becomes a candidate for president pro tempore against Clark of Arkansas after the Democratic caucus meeting. Clark faces opposition tied to his ship purchase bill clash, as party unity aims to avoid a filibuster fight on rules debate pending Friday caucus.
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Associated Presaye
Washington
Pomerene
Ohio
Senate
Clark
Arkansas
Regular election yields record mayoral vote in four wards
The regular election to ratify prior primary choices produced the largest turnout in years. Voters in each ward cast totals of 121, 144, 201, and 383 for mayor and council candidates. Elected officials: Mayor R. O. Arnold. first ward alderman A. G. Dudley. second ward Harold Tuck. third ward Albert E. Davison. fourth ward E. K. Lumpkin Jr.
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R. O. Arnold
A. G. Dudley
Triangle Tuesday brings Pickford films to Athens today
Mary Pickford headlines a Triangle service launch in Athens with Sennett Griffith and Ince joining forces for a new film wave. Today features her new play alongside popular features as the Elute theater touts a five or fifteen cent admission and a Tuesday showcase you cannot miss.
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Triangle
Sennett
Griffith
Ince
Athens
Valet
Raymond Hitchcock
Mabel Normand
Mary Pickford
Sixteen die in Boomer mine explosion in West Virginia
Boomer West Virginia report states sixteen people died in the Boomer Coal and Coke Company mine explosion yesterday. Nine Americans and seven Italians perished. all sixteen bodies were recovered. Four men found overcome today are expected to recover, according to physicians.
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Associated Press
Boomer
W .Va
Boomer Coal & Coke Company
Musical theater The Gopher at Musical Theatre
Advertisement listing The Gopher at 101 Eison starring Rawlinson and Anna Little with two other comedies. Also promotes Cranberries two quarts for 25c and various fresh produce prices. Buys BUCHIWALD'S and ARNOLD & ABNEY offerings noted with contact.
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Rawlinson
Anna Little
Musical Theatre
Turn in Road of Banner's Campaign Expected This Week
The Hudson-Six star hots interest in the Christmas Gift Campaign at Athens Banner. A half million votes and a prize ballot are to be awarded this week with a touring car as top prize. Ten candidates will compete for the big rewards as subscriptions boost efforts.
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Athens
Athens Business College
Hudson-Six
Webster
Eight felony convicts escape Estes camp by knife
Early yesterday eight shackled inmates, several serving murder terms, escaped Estes county camp after a night guard slept. A 10 inch plank was cut to form a hole for the escapees, one outfitted in striped convict clothing found on Baxter street. A $25 reward was posted for each fugitive as search continues.
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Estes
Sammie Jackson
Burke County
Raz Allen
Coffee County
Willoughby Jefferson
Clarke
Singlefield Harris
Troupe County
Grady Harris
Warren County
Robert Young
Clarke County
Sanders
Kenney
Henry Love
Bibb County
Baxter Street
Bogart Road
Gene Jackson
Debt dispute leads to shooting injuring boy in leg
Robert Gunter, a colored worker for Atlantic Ice and Coal, was shot in the leg by Edldie Johnson over a debt paid to Johnson's mother. Johnson is being sought by police after firing five shots, with only one taking effect. Miss Jane Addams at Hull House is in satisfactory condition and may require an operation.
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Robert Gunter
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Edldie Johnson
Gunter
Johnson
Villa's Yaqui chieftain surrender signals collapse of strength
Reports from Nogales indicate General Urbalejo with 1,400 Villa troops has surrendered to Carranza forces at Corbo. Court martialed Villa lieutenants and 50 officers were executed after battles on the Furente river. Carranza ends military railroad supervision and prepares for possible further Villa attacks. A Jaurez meeting may discuss reorganizing Villa government and electing a new president.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Arizona
Urbalejo
Villa
Carranza
Corbo
Here
Furente
Soncro
Obregon
Los Angeles
Chihuahua
Juraez
Laredo
Monterey
Mexico
Douglas
Dato Campbell
Aguare
United States
Funston
Washington
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Paso
Tex
Jaurez
Women to Hear Suffrage Bill Presented
Washington December 1 Speaker Clark invited Dr Anna Howard Shaw and other suffragists to occupy the speaker gallery on opening day of congress as Mendell of Montana introduces the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clark
Anna Howard Shaw
Congress
Mendell
Montana
Susan B. Anthony
Martial Law Proclaimed in Jefferson Parish
Governor Hall formalizes martial law across Jefferson Parish amid a lawless climate. Troops burn seized slot machines and confiscate gambling paraphernalia as actions continue through the day.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Jefferson Parish
Geissler Talks Psychology At Brenau Gainesville
Dr L R Geissler of the University will this afternoon address Brenau College students in Gainesville on Recent Applications of Psychology He will also speak to Gainesville citizens on a civic subject through the same visit
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DR. Geissler
Gainesville
L. R. Geissler
University
Brenau College
Fruit Cake Offer from Arnold and Abney
Fruit cake materials cost more than selling price. The ad offers fruit cake at 35 cents a pound or three pounds for $1.00 from Arnold and Abney.
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Arnold & Abney
Devonshire Style Pork Sausage and All Pork Sausage
Arnold and Abney advertise Kinghans all pork sausage alongside Devonshire style pork sausage in a concise food advertisement listing multiple sausage varieties and brands.
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Kinghans
Arnold & Abney
Good Women of Athens Vote Fails on Hospital Financing
Athens voters narrowly rejected funding for a city hospital by 812 to 85 with 844 needed. The vote showed strong turnout and active campaigning by local women and physicians, while results to be announced at the next council meeting.
Mission Conducted at Emmanuel Church
Announcement for a seven day mission at Emmanuel Episcopal Church invites attendance and a friend. Services run daily December 6 to 13 1915 with Holy Communion at 7 30 am Evening Prayer 4 30 pm and a shortened Evening Prayer with sermon at 8 pm Rev Troy Beatty rector leads assisted by Rev Leonard B Richards of Atlanta and offers private consultations by appointment at the rectory 160.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Troy Beatty
Leonard B. Richards
Church of the Incarnation
Atlanta
Bulbs on Sale at Normal School Pharmacy
Dutch hyacinths in double and single clusters priced at four dollars and fifty cents per hundred. Tulips offered in double and single forms at one dollar seventy five cents per hundred.
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Normal School
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