Tribble in Critical Condition After Apoplexy
Washington reports Congressman Tribble of Georgia collapsed in his office from a neck vein blood clot causing left side paralysis. Mrs Tribble and daughter Ruth traveled from Atlanta to be with him as doctors warned little hope for recovery. colleagues and officials sent messages of concern.
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William
Schley Howard
Frank Park
Carl
Vinson
J. W. Wise
Charles
R. Crisp
Hoke Smith
Mr. Tribble
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congressman Tribble
Tribble
Athens
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Washington
Representative Tribble
Georgia
Les
Representative Pratt
Representative Park of
Judge Park
J. J. Peirchild
Fairchild
Providence Hospital
Electric Week At Athens Electric Building Opens
Athens guests flock to the Electric Building for American Electrical Week with Saturday marking the first day of displays and demonstrations. Visitors, especially city ladies, viewed labor saving washing and cooking appliances as the week promises more events and a grand prize giveaway totaling about one hundred dollars in electrical articles.
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Athens
Electric Company
Progressives Seek Unified Voice in GOP Reforms
Progressive leaders in Chicago propose merging aims with Republicans within four months to reorganize the party. A statement says a permanent Progressive advance through the Democratic party is impossible and suggests using the current campaign committee as an executive body.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Consulate Robbed of 40000 Rubles in Vladivostok
Tokyo reports the American consulate in Vladivostok was robbed of 40000 rubles. A Russian employee, Alexander Lange, is suspected of stealing the funds, said to be Red Cross money for German prisoners of war, with the employee alleged to have fled to Japan with a young Cossack girl from Vladivostok.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Vladivostock
Alexander Lange
Japan
Red Cross
Russia
Belgian Protest on Deportation Crisis
The Belgian government delivered its appeal to Secretary Lansing urging U S intervention to stop deportations to Germany. It accuses German forces of a calculated plan to remove Belgians from work and conscript them, freeing Germans for the army. Officials fear neutrals relief efforts in Belgium may fail.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Germany
Lansing
London
Belgium
Eight men bound for murder in Crawford lynching
In Abbeville South Carolina on December 5 eight white men were bound over to the circuit court for trial on a murder charge connected to the lynching of Anthony Crawford, a Negro, following a preliminary hearing before Magistrate Hammond.
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Associated Press
Abbeville
8. C
Anthony Crawford
Hammond
Officials deny reports from Mexico in El Paso dispatch
In response to a state department message on behalf of the German embassy General Trevino sent a reply from Chihuahua City to German consul and residents. A later message says Charles Elmsdorf, an American reported willed, is safe and his daughter is in Arizona.
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Associated Press
el Paso
State Department
Washington
General Trevino
Chihuahua City
Charles Ketelson
Charles Elmsdorf
Arizona
The Unborn Praised by Birmingham Citizens
Leading Birmingham figures express strong approval for The Unborn, calling it wholesome and educational. Clergy, officials, and business leaders urge both adults and mothers to see the film during its Thursday run at the Co Journal theater for a full day.
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Birmingham
Specials Today at Costas Delicatessen
Specials today at Costa's Delicatessen include Fancy Grapefruit at 80c per dozen Extra Fancy Tangerines 20c per dozen Extra Fancy Florida Oranges Extra Fancy Celery Extra Fancy Lettuce Carrots Beets Fresh Tender Snap Beans Cluster Malaga Grapes Papershell California Walnuts and Almonds Extra Large Paper-shell Pecans Fresh Washed Brazil Nuts Fancy Figs Fancy Dates Fancy Raisins Fresh Shipment Frank's Famous Meat Treats Phone 1131.
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Florida
Brazil
Frank
Lost dog ad from Norfolk area kitchen notices
Lost snowwhite female Poojo dog half grown with collar. Return to D. Brown Manhattan Cafe for $5.00 reward. Advertisement lists local food products and prices from KING-HODGSON CO including pickled feet and sliced ham with contact notes.
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D. Brown
Manhattan Cafe
King-Hodgson CO
Asquith resigns after day of political upheaval in Britain
London Dec 5 Premier Asquith resigns after a day of extraordinary political excitement. The king accepted his resignation and advised summoning Bonar Law to form a cabinet. Asquith met cabinet supporters and likely explained his decision amid wartime strain. Lloyd George may succeed. If Law declines, Lloyd George could take the role. Debate over dissolution and general elections continues amid war.
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Andrew Bonar Law
Asquith
Campbell-Bannerman
Lloyd-George
Demonstration by suffragists greets Wilson in Congress
Washington December 5 The president's address to Congress was marked by a militant suffrage demonstration in the Capitol. A yellow silk banner reading President Wilson what will you do for woman suffrage appeared from the gallery as suffrage leaders watched. Miss Mabel Vernon of Nevada smuggled the banner in. it was not removed and remained with the sergeant at arms. The display drew cheers from many Republicans and Democrats while the speaker maintained order. Also noted was talk of railroad legislation to be taken up Friday by the Senate Commerce Committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Ith
Democrata
Wilson
Mabel Vernon
Nevada
House
Dec
Senate Commerce Committee
Newlands
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Mediation Board
Arrangements Made to Handle Immense Y M C A Crowd
About fifty YMCA members answered a Banner notice and met at the new building to plan crowd management for Friday night dedication exercises. Dr M Ashby Jones of Augusta will deliver the dedicatory address. A reception committee will oversee departments. eighty five volunteers needed. Committee members may contact Secretary Forbes. Program includes Morris Orchestra, Coronation, prayers, introductions, and the dedicatory address.
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Young Men's Christian Association
M. Ashby Jones
Augusta
Forbes
D. C. Barrow
Morris’ Orchestra
J. W. Lynch
D. D
Stolen Cotton Recovered In Wagon Theft Case
Ath ens officers trace two bales of cotton weighing over 6 500 pounds each valued at about 200 dollars stolen from Princeton Factory. The cotton is recovered in Bates home barn and two men are jailed. Young Bates admits sole responsibility but officers doubt he acted alone.
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Athens
Princeton
Bates
Young Bates
Indian River Oranges and Grapefruit Specials
Fruit prices advertised include Indian River Oranges and Grapefruit at 30c, 35c, 40c per unit and Winesap Apples from Arnold and Abney at 0c per peck. Extra fine quality noted for the fruit.
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Indian River
Arnold & Abney
Winesap
Williamson's
New Goods Arrive at Arnold & Abney
Ferndell Buckwheat announced with new goods arriving at Arnold & Abney. Customers urged to place orders for fruit cake at 35 cents per pound.
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Ferndell
Arnold & Abney
DOOMED RUSSIANS AND ROMANIANS LOSE TIDE OF INVASION
Central Powers push toward Bucharest as the capital is encircled from south and southwest with Romanian and Russian forces unable to stem the advance. Fronts report limited Russian gains, Serbian positions strengthen east of the Cerna, and Western artillery duels continue. A Italian liner Palermo torpedoed with American aboard. one sailor dead. After December 1 hotels banned meals over three courses. meatless days planned in Britain.
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Associated Press
Rumania
Bucharest
Carpathians
Berl
Petrograd
Cern
France
Belgium
Madrid
Palermo
British Board of Trade
Great Britain
Great Britain to cut coal privilege
Washington reports curtailment of chaling privileges at British ports threatens far reaching effects on American shipping. Britain will not guarantee bunker coal to vessels not aiding British and Allied interests. Policy risks embroiling trade with non Allied nations including the Philippines and South America amid the German submarine campaign.
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Associated Press
Washington
America
Great Britain
State Department
Philippines
South America
Mule Buying Trade Offers Extra Good Mules for Sale
F Y Allgood of Athens Georgia advertises large stock of mules weighing 1000 to 1150 pounds plus second hand mules. He plans to ship one or two carloads around January 1st and guarantees accurate representation, price and quality. Taxes due in State and County.
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F. Y. Allgood
Clayton St
Ltd
Four Aldermen Election Set With No Opponents
The regular city election to choose one alderman per ward for two years is today from 9 am to 4 pm. Ward polling places include Escoe's Stables Clayton street, Police Court Room city hall, Weatherly's Stables Broad street, and Fire Hall Prince avenue with managers named for each ward.
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Messrs. R. T. Wright
H. R. Palmer
O. R. Dobbs
B. F. Woods
Escoe
Clayton Street
City Hall
Weatherly
Broad Street
Prince Avenue
R. T. Dottery
J. W. Wood
F. 8. Patat
Geo. H. Palmer
A. C. Quillian
T. Young
George Collins
A. H. Woodyard
J. H. Patman
Probing Questions on Submarine Activity
The state department said Austria-Hungary was asked to investigate the sinking of the American steamer Chenung in the Mediterranean on November 28. The Chenung, sunk by an Austrian submarine, carried less than twenty five Americans aboard the Palermo was sunk off the Spanish coast with twenty five Americans aboard. Germany's preliminary response on the British liner Arabia adds no new information to the state department.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Austria-Hungary
Mediterranean
Palermo
Spanish
Germany
Arabia
Glenn Lodge Odd Fellows Elects Officers
The election of officers for Glenn Lodge No. 76 I O O F was held last night. H D Stephens was named Noble Grand W H Weatherly Vice Grand Harold T Tuck treasurer J T Galliher recording secretary and L C Pledger financial secretary. Refreshments were served.
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Glenn Lodge
H. D. Stephens
Noble Grand
W. H. Weatherly
Harold T. Tuck
J. T. Galliher
L. C. Pledger
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John Corrigan
Woshington
D. C
Ruth Trib
Avlanta
Lamar
Gordon Lee
Crisp
Rush
Daugh
Mexico
MacLauren’s
Philadelphia
New York State
Colonial
Unicorn
Rabbi Morris Newfield
Temple Emanuel
Louis Levy
City of
Mr. Delaney
Alabama Fuel and Iron Co
Margaret, Ala
W. C. Schneider
City
J. R. Tate
Solfelter
Ala
Williamson
J. W. Fening
John H. Winter
Alabama Power Company
A. L. Kale
West Thirteenth Avenue
South
Dr. Cousins
Brown-Marz
COSTA
Norfolk
James
King-Hodgson
Y. M.C.A
Teutonic
Athens, Ga
Messrs
Wright
Palmer
Dobes
Woops
Lange
Glenn Lodge Odd Fellows
Eem
King Hodgson CO
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