Three Georgia farming groups hold first joint meeting
The first joint session of Georgia dairy and live stock, breeders, and horticulture associations drew a large turnout at the State College of Agriculture. Opening remarks by Soule, Rev. Eatty invocation, and Col. Snelling welcomed attendees. Talks covered cover crops and farm management with speakers from Tennessee and the University of Georgia.
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Dairy and Live Association
Breeders’ Ortion
State College of Lure
Soule
State of Agriculture
Rev
Eatty
Emmanuel H
Elcome
C. M. Snelling
B. M. Hunt
Eatonton
M. E. Miller
Cleve Tenn
Era Agriculturist
Henry Hammond
Oflashes
Pope to Probe German Conduct in Belgium
Rome dispatch says the Pope will conduct an independent inquiry into German atrocities in Belgium following Cardinal Mercier of Belgium’s visit to Rome. The Belgian cardinal reported the German episcopate accepts an arbitration commission appointed by the Pope.
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Associated Press
London
Rome
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Mercier
Equipment for Half a Million Men Briefing In 1920s Context
Quartermaster General Aleshire told the house military committee that equipment for an army of 800000 men was either in government storehouses or can be bought in open market, with details discussed in Washington on January 17.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aleshire
House Military Committee
Bergen Fire Destroys Four Hundred Buildings in Norway
A Saturday night blaze in Bergen, Norway, destroyed about four hundred buildings many of them valuable. Loss estimated at 20 million dollars. Only one life lost and few injuries reported. Special trains bring food and clothing to the city.
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Associated, Press
London
Bergen
Norway
Christiania
Efe
Polar air grips vast U S east of Mississippi
Near zero weather covered much of the region east of the Mississippi with little relief in sight. Government forecasters anticipated only slightly warmer conditions by Wednesday as the cold persisted across many states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi River
Fatty and the Broadway Stars splendor lights up Triangle program
The Triangle program at the Elite theater features Frank Campeau Dorothy Gish and Fatty Arbuckle among a host of Keystone and Triangle Studios stars in Fatty and the Broadway Stars a lively comedy revealing behind the scenes on a modern moving picture studio. Also advertised are fresh produce and meats from Arnold & Abney including hard head lettuce and Indian River oranges with small pig hams offered at 20 cents per pound.
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Ee Wjars
Hille
Frank Campeau
Dorothy Gish
Ow‘em Moore
Sarah Truax
David W. Griffith
Gilbert Parker
Jordan
Willem Collier
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Sam Bernard
Joe Jack
Ford Sterling
Polly Moran
Fatty
Roscoe Arbuckle
Mack Sennett
Reel
Keystone
Triangle
Wille Collier
Weber
Fields
Polly Moram
Eitte
High wind causes half a million in damage in San Joaquin Valley
About 400 defricks in the San Joaquin Valley were blown down and damage estimated at a half million dollars. Nearly every stream in southern California is at flood tide due to continuous rain since Saturday marooning residents in many areas. Extraneous ads and notices follow.
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Associated Press
Bakersfield
Caluf
San Joaquin Valley
California
Demonstration agents from across the state meet hosts
The article lists numerous demonstration agents arriving for a state event in the city. It names many participants and hostesses including Mrs. J. A. Hunnicutt Mrs. Joe Hodgson Miss Esther Upson and Miss McWhorter among others.
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Bitte Colclough
Penfield
Bis Park
Dred
Lilla Forest
Boston
Stanley Grubb
Pulasid
Mre
JL. Bond
Columbus
Walter B. Hill
Edge Avenue
Leta Wood
Vienna
Mary Crowder
Newnan
Burd Hyde
E.R. Hodgson, Sr
Prince Avertue
Parker
Baxley
Wheeler
Bainbridge
Warner
Hancock Avenue
Milledge
Wiley
Blackshear
Atwell
Waycross
C. H. Newton
Esther Upson
McWhorter
Athens Chamber of Commerce Elects Officers Tonight
The Athens Chamber of Commerce annual meeting will be held in City Hall Council Chamber at 8 o clock. Officers to be elected include president two vice presidents secretary and treasurer with possible committee appointments for the year. Members are urged to attend.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Candler of Atlanta to Deliver UGA Baccalaureate Address
Hon C Murphy Candler of Atlanta will give the annual baccalaureate address at the University of Georgia in June. He chairs the Georgia State Railroad Commission and is noted as a jurist and scholar. A 1877 UGA graduate, he is among the institution’s distinguished alumni.
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Hon. C. Murphy Candler
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Candler
Georgia State Railroad Commission
Milk delivery plan pivots on special submarine
The navy yard reported it would be possible to construct a submarine to carry food across the Atlantic. Dr. Edmund Von Mach said the committee aims to get milk into Germany Austria Hungary and Russia Poland even if it must build a submarine blockade runner.
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Navy Yard
Atlantic
Edmund von Mach
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Poland
Double Bill at the Marion for Today
One of the season's most extraordinary bills at the Marion features two popular plays. By special request REM piers or their The Crucible stars Mar selcine Gur and Beare a featuring Blemch Sweet. Many will take the opportunity to see them again.
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the Marion
Marselcine Gur
Aman Beare
Blemch Sweet
Marguerite Clark to Star in Prince and the Pauper Film
The Vandette group praises Marguerite Clark as she will appear soon in a film adaptation of Merk Twafo's famous Prince and the Pauper. The announcement signals a high profile screen debut for Clark and strong backing from fans.
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Marguerite Clark
Merk Twafo
Prince and the Pauper
Nat Goodwin Stars in Business Is Business at Vaudette
Broadway star Nat C Goodwin headlines the Universal feature Business Is Business at the Vaudette in a lavish production. The Parisian Mirabeau tale is brought to film with six acts and elaborate sets, praised for story acting and photography. A six room Davenport for rent also appears in the same listing.
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Vaudette
America
Nat C. Goodwin
Ing
Goodwin
Mirabeau
Eag
Montenegro Ends War With Austria Unconditionally
London reports Montenegro asked and received unconditional peace from Austria after months of siege and retreat. British and Russian press say Turks face pressure in Mesopotamia and Caucasus as Italians regain trenches. Berlin hints Anglo French troops at Phaleron aim to topple King Constantine and install Venizelos. martial law rumored in Greece.
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Associated Press
London
Albania
Montenegro
Austria
Eetrii
Lonion
Mesopo'am‘a
Caucasus
Kutch Amara
Impids
Berlin
Phaleron
Five Milles
Athens
Ber Wn
Constantine I
Venizelos
County Fair Show Opens Tonight At Colonial Theater
The County Fair opens tonight at 8 30 p m in the Colonial theater with local talent cast of about 300 under the Elks charity fund. A second performance is planned Wednesday with changes and the same prices to accommodate the crowd. Miles Annie Sarah Bock leads the production with strong talent from the city. The parade will start at five and the show features music and comedy.
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Colonial
Colonial Theater
Palmer's Drug Store
Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Charity Fund
Miles Annie
Sarah Bock
The
Elks
Panta
Typhus Fever Plague Reported in Mexico
El Paso reports estimate at least 100000 typhus cases in Mexico. American physicians plan to enter Mexico to combat the epidemic, employing methods used in Serbia. Dr. Carlos Husk of the American Smelting and Refining Company commented on the effort.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Mexico
Serbia
Carlos Husk
American Smelting and Refining Company
Garrison Urges Defense Support in New York Speech
Secretary of War Garrison told New York bankers that the nation must organize for systematic national defense. He warned organized opposition risks keeping the current, inefficient system and called for a continental army with a second line of troops under federal control rather than state militia.
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Associated Press
New York
Garrison
New York City
United States
Congress
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Albany
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W. B. Hunter
L. G. Hardman
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