Immediate Recall of Captain Boy-Ed Demands U S Action
TheState Department requested the immediate withdrawal of Captains Boy-Ed and Von Papen with full presidential approval. Obnoxious activities in military and naval matters led to the decision, with anticipated safe conduct for the pair but likely no German consent for successors. The case rests on suspicions, not provable crimes, amid broader diplomatic tension and ongoing inquiries into Austrian plots.
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Associated Press
Washington
Boy-Ekd
von Papen
State Department
Lansing
von Bernsteif
Germany
United States
Department
Boy-Ed
Austria
James F. J. Archibald
Boy-ld
von Nuber
Department of Justice
Geriar
Penfield
Embargo Declared to Relieve Coast Port Congestion
New York December 3 embargoes on flour and lumber for through export bills of lading to New York by eastern railroads were announced by the committee formed to ease freight congestion at Atlantic ports. The embargoes add to those already declared by New York Central Erie Central of New Jersey Lackawanna Pennsylvania and Lehigh railroads.
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Associated Press
New York
Eastern
Atlantic Seaboard
New York Central
Erie
Central of New Jersey
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
Le-high
Bank Messenger Shot in Station
New York December 3 Alan Gardner a bank messenger was fatally shot and George DeBrosa his assailant dangerously wounded by Walter F Orle a fellow messenger during a bold attempt to steal a bag containing 4000 dollars in a crowded subway station DeBrosa was captured and carried firearms cartridges and black powder could be tied to the heist details
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Associated Press
New York
Alan Gardner
George DeBrosa
Walter F. Orle
de Brosa
DeBrosa
Southern Traveling Secretary to Speak at Athens Church
Mr. Car Lehmann, the Southern traveling secretary of the Christian Endeavor Societies, will be in Athens today and this evening at 8:00 will speak at the Christian church. All are cordially invited to hear him.
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Car Lehmann
The
Christian Endeavor Societies
Athens
Christian Church
Auburn Tech schedule shows 1916 football slate
Montgomery Dec 3 Thos Bragg Auburn manager lists seven definite games for the 1916 season with Mercer Baptists Oct 14 and Georgia Tech Nov 30 in Atlanta as the Thanksgiving game. Lucy Hairston named captain unanimously of the 1916 eleven. Other dates include Clemson Oct 21 and Florida Nov 11 with Vanderbilt Nov 18 in Birmingham.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thos. Bragg
Auburn
Mercer Baptists
Atlanta
Auburn 1515
Legdre
Lucy
Hairston
M Hairston
Mercer
Clemson
Mississippi A. & M
University of Georgia
University of Florida
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Georgia Tech
Harry Hull 15 Appointed Assistant to Senate Sergeant at Arms
Harry Hull of Athens Georgia has been named an assistant to the sergeant at arms of the senate. He has arrived in Washington to begin his duties.
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U. S. Senate
Washington, D. C
Harry Hull
Athens
Senate
Washington
Epsilon Delta Sigma Joins Phi Epsilon Pi At UGA
The Epsilon Delta Sigma at the University of Georgia affiliates with Phi Epsilon Pi, with the Mu chapter installed by a national representative. The merged group includes about ninety alumni, and charter members include Max L. Segall I M Levy Eugene Oberdorfer Jr Y Lions Joel George Scheer L B Steyerman H Heyman S Kassewitz and George Farkas. Alumni associates Ridward M. Cohen and Joe S. Myers.
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Epsilon Delta Sigma
University of Georgia
Phi Epsilon Pi
Georgia
City College of New York
Messrs
Max L. Segall
I. M. Levy
Eugene Oberdorfer, Jr
Y. Lyons Joel
George Scheer
L. B. Steyerman
H. Heyman
S. Kassewitz
George Farkas
Ridward M. Cohen
Joe S. Myers
Dr Soule to Meet With the Bankers
Atlanta reports that a Georgia delegation will travel to New Orleans for the Cotton States bankers conference. The group includes Col. W. L. Peel and F. S. Etheridge among others, with aims to discuss warehouse construction and cotton marketing strategies for the South.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Georgia
Cotton States
South
Col
W. L. Peel
American National Bank
Clearing House Association of Atlanta
F. S. Etheridge
Georgia Bankers Association
G. Gundy Jordan
Third National Bank
Columbus
Fuller E. Callaway
la Grange
Indictments in Chicago labor graft cases tally 46
Forty six indictments naming fifty four defendants, from union leaders to plate glass manufacturers and alleged thugs, were returned. Bills charge extortion and conspiracy as unions intimidated property owners and contractors with gangs in automobiles breaking windows.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Serbia Campaign Ends as Central Powers Move on Other Fronts
London reports the Serbia campaign concluded with Monastir occupation. Germans and Turks may push against Russia and Romania. Gallipoli action linked to German ammo. Greek stance unsettled. Italian gains on Austria front minor amid fog. UK peace talk/derby recruiting. Hocking affair easing. Whitlock removal rumors rise.
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Associated Press
London
Serbia
Monastir
Bulgaria
Reichstag
Prize Ballot Offer Ends Tonight in Athens Banner Campaign
The Athens Banner Christmas Gift Subscription Campaign wraps up at ten tonight with 150 000 extra votes offered for every twenty dollars in subscriptions. Ten big prize ballots and premiums including a Hudson Six car and a piano await the ten top candidates. Campaign HQ stays open tonight until ten. out of town entrants can mail returns to arrive Monday.
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Athens Banner
Hudson
Ford Peace Mission Ship Sails Toward Christiana
Fifty four reporters and sixty three peace advocates travel aboard the Oscar II on Henry Ford’s peace mission voyage set to depart New York for Christiana Norway arriving December 14. Stops include Stockholm Copenhagen and The Hague with potential further capitals. W J Bryan plans to join at The Hague while remaining in the U S to oppose preparedness. Ford says mediation offers will decide war end plans aboard ship.
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Associated Press
New York
Limer
Oscar
Henry Ford
Christiana
Norway
Stockholm
Copenhagen
The
Hague
Ford
W. J. Bryan
United States
Clarke Re-elected President Pro Tempore of the Senate
Clarke of Arkansas was re-elected president pro tempore by a 28 to 23 caucus vote over Pomerene of Ohio. The victory may threaten support for adopting the cloture rule at tomorrow’s caucus. The fight centered on his opposition to the administration ship purchase bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Clarke
Arkansas
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Clark
Difference Over Money Orders With Greece Sparks Claim
Washington reports a dispute between the United States and Greece over postal money order balances. The postmaster says Greece demands payment in gold francs checked on Paris, but France bans gold exports during the war, so the U S cannot comply. Greece will be paid by any method it accepts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Greece
Paris
Burleson
United States
France
Lucy Cobb Institute Fair Opens With Afternoon Entertainment
The Lucy Cobb Institute hosts its annual fair starting at 11 o'clock this morning with strong interest from students and alumnae. An entertainment program runs at 5 PM in the gym, featuring a Christmas tree and gifts for every child. Admission is fifteen and ten cents.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Specials at Costa's Delicatessen Shop
Spinach lettuce cauliflower carrots spring onions squash grape fruit Indian River oranges tangerines Satyman Winesap apples Malaga Crapes Cornishon Grapes Catawba Grapes California Paper Shell Almonds walnuts large filberts ashed Brazil nuts extra large cocoanuts. Phone 1131.
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Malaga
California
Brazil
J N Webb Property For Sale In City
Trustee F C Shackelford announces sale of the J N Webb house and lot on Prince Avenue. The property is described as one of the citys most desirable homes and will be sold within thirty days by court order. December 1 1915.
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J. N. Webb
Prince Avenue
F. C. Shackelford
Local Produce List Mentions Fresh Cabbage and Orchard Fruits
A compact list highlights smoked herring and tongue, rolled herring, scotch herring, fresh green cabbage, head lettuce, Indian River grapefruit and oranges. The item sequence suggests a grocery or market display with multiple preserved and fresh goods.
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O'Farrellis
Arnold & Abney
Madison County Father Seeks Help for Daughter Missing in Mann Act Case
United States Commissioner Walter G. Cornett received a statement from E. L. Streetman of Madison County alleging his eighteen year old daughter Eula left home with Harrison Pitts. Investigators seek to locate them and determine if evidence supports Mann Act charges. Pitts, a saw mill worker, may have taken the girl by auto to Maysville and North Carolina.
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United States
Walter G. Cornett
Department
E. L. Streatman
Madison County
Streetman
Eula
Harrison Pitts
Athens
Pitts
Maysville
North Carolina
Josssey's Specials for Today
Fresh country eggs 35c Nice broilers 30c Sage fatr ies 87¢ A few large fat hens 50c Special fresh Jersey butter 25c Fresh Florida oranges 20c dozen Best Winesap apples 20¢ dozen Fresh prunes 12½¢ per pound Best raisins 1 ¼¢ per pound Best can tomatoes 8c Ben Hur English peas 10c can Best farm brand corn 10c can Whole pod okra 10c can Select Irish potatoes 25c peck Lady and black eye peas 10c quart Pumpkin yam potatoes 2c peck Ash hopper hominy 3 for 25c Best sauerkraut 2 for 25c Fresh turnips 10c bunch Large head collard 5c each Many other fresh items. TELEPHONE 1176.
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Jersey
Florida
Specials Today at Central Market and Normal School Pharmacy
Local market ads list prices for beef steak roast and mixed sausage by the pound. Other pork and hen specials noted alongside bulk flour and bacon cuts. Dutch hyacinths and tulips offered by the hundred at bulbs sale. Hormel dairy brand pork sausage and bacon priced per pound at the Normal School Pharmacy.
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Central Market
D. Axelrod
Normal School Pharmacy
Hormel
Arnold & Abney
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Brand Whitlock
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