Russia Halts German Envelopment Near Warsaw
German efforts to envelop Russian defenders of Warsaw and threaten the Polish capital have slowed. Berlin reports German forces remain largely unchanged, while Austrians push a flank safety move at Sokal. French advances in Alsace and Italian operations on the Isonzo receive attention as Austrians evacuate Gorizia and Pedgore nears collapse. An Austrian bomber dropped bombs on Verona with minimal damage.
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Associated Press
London
Warsaw
Galicia
Thi Chéim
Bug
Sokal
Berlin
von Magkenzen
Vistula
Zvemgorod
Novo Gorsarentiy
Heseeypede
Aleve Trolparently
Narewoven
Hindenberg
Petrograd
Baltic
Alsace
Paris
Munster
Isonzo
Geneva
Gorizia
Pedgore
Deberdo
Trieste
Carso Plaetau
Verona
Tyrolese Alps
Britain withholds U S note on British reply to protest
Washington July 27 Sir Edward Grey British foreign secretary said the United States should withhold publication of yesterday's British reply to the American protest over the order in council. The note argues the order does not infringe neutral shipping rights and discusses blockade through neutral ports.
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Présg.y —O
Washington
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Order In Council
Grey
Order-In-Council
Seaboard President Harrahan to Visit Athens Soon
W J Harrahan president of Seaboard Air Line Railway will arrive in Athens in a few days in his official car with officials and friends. He is expected Sunday afternoon and will stay overnight and part of Monday. Athens Chamber of Commerce may meet him and discuss interests of the line. The visit aims to showcase the city and gauge local interest. exact purpose not announced.
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W. J. Harrahan
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Portsmouth
Athens
J. Z. Hokes
IS. A. L
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Harrahan
Chamber of Commerce
Seaboard
Oral Hygiene Lecture Tonight At University Of Georgia
At 8:30 p m in the UGA chapel Dr Hinman of Atlanta a leading southern dentist and national research committee member will discuss Ural Hygiene the scientific care of the teeth and mouth as taught in state schools admission is free and the public is invited Also Prof Earnest will lecture on Wonders of Astronomy at the State Normal School auditorium and Prof Wardlaw spoke on The Wonders of Our Great West yesterday in the summer school series
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University of Georgia
Hinman
Atlanta
South
National Committee On Research
Earnest Will
State Normal School
Te State Normal
Bush Arbor Revival Draws City crowds in Athens
In Athens the bush arbor revival meets move from rural areas into the city center with an African preacher leading nightly services. The frontier camp meeting style now attracts both white and colored audiences as the earnest sermon fuels spiritual awakening and moral development in the community.
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Heart of City
City of
Atheach
Athens
Elberta Peaches At 20 Cents A Basket
Arnold and Aibney advertise Elberta peaches at 20 cents per basket or three baskets for 50 cents offering value to buyers at a local market.
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Arnold & Aibney
Arnold & Iam
Revolt in Port-Au-Prince Ends in Executions
A July uprising in Port-au-Prince, Haiti led General Oscar to release political prisoners including former President Orestes Zamer. The mob seized the Fren legation, shot Zamer dead, and set the presidential palace on fire. President Guillaume fled to the French legation and escaped.
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Associated Press
Port - Au
Prince
Haiti
Oscar
Guillaume
Politcal
Orestes Zamer
Fren Legation
Legation
Nashville officials ousted amid graft probe and suspensions
Nashville officials faced shakeup as Master in Chancery Robert Vaughan was appointed receiver by Chancellor Allison. Soon after, Circuit Judge Matthews suspended Mayor House and Commissioners Elliott and Andrews under a new ouster law amid an investigation into charges of irregularities and the disappearance of comptroller and treasurer records.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Robert Vaughan
Allison
Matthews
Mayor House
Elliott and
Andrews
Tennessee
Aimer
Cause of Eastland Disaster Cited at Inquest
The coroner's inquest blamed overloading under ballast and grounding on the river bottom for the Eastland overturning. Three more bodies were recovered today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eastland
Broad stock advances lift railroad shares in New York
New York on July 27 records broad gains across stocks with a pronounced rise in railroad shares. Traders cite sustained demand and broad participation across leading issues.
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Associated Press
New York
Deposits Withdrawn From National Banks
Secretary McAdoo ordered the removal of 970 500 from government gold reserves held in national banks. The banks withdraw funds from the Reserve Banks to effect the transfer.
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Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Note of inquiry on German sub attack on Orduna
Berlin reports the American ambassador presented to the foreign office a note of inquiry about a German submarine attack on the British liner Orduna that endangered American passengers.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Foreign Office
Orduna
Submarines Chaseed Liners Near Irish Coast
Reports from Associated Press describe submarine threats near the Irish coast on July 18 causing distress among liner passengers. The incident, including a noted stop and police actions, reflects wartime dangers seen by travelers and observers.
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Associated Press
New York
Georgia Pageant Showcases State Products and Education
A large Georgia pageant displayed the state’s agricultural, dairy, mining, factory, and educational strength, with groups representing cotton and other industries forming a grand procession. Notables included Miss Chapman, Miss Fleming, Miss Stevens, and university and summer school leaders as hundreds watched the outdoor tableaux on campus.
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Georgia
Spirit of the Earth
Spirit of Earth
Univerot Des Cologii
Whsrooy College
Ereby
Georgia of
Miss Chapman
Miss Fleming
Spirit of Industry
Stevens
University of Chine Nast Barrow
Stewart
Peabody School of Educaaion
Odum
Agricultural College
Fain
Georgia Tech
Field
Pocanteens
Chapman
Peabody Hall
Coburn Players
State College of Agriculture
Barrow
Marti
Elizabeth Mlenting
Local option bill killed as conservatives oppose liquor changes
The proposed local option bill to let Georgia counties vote on liquor sales was killed today. The conservative element in the house favors leaving current liquor conditions intact and not tampering amid the present climate.
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Atlanta
Becker May Not Die Friday Next
New York reports Justice Ford weighing a new trial motion for Charles Becker. The judge studied briefs late and may decide tomorrow or seek a further governor’s respite. Becker is said to be preparing a new statement if the execution proceeds.
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Associated Press
New York
Chas. Becker
Supreme Court
Ford
Becker
Georgia Day Pageant Celebrates State Industries
A Georgia day pageant showcased state agriculture, industry, and education with groups representing crops, textile and timber products, mining, transport, and canning. Miss Carolyn Cobb directed the production, and banners from counties and congressional districts framed the display amid songs and the Georgia yell.
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Georgia
King Cotton
State College of Agriculture
University of the State
Stewart
Carolyn Cobb
Jitneys Issue Spurs City Hall Talk By Hodgson
Mr. J M Hodgson county board chair and Prince avenue property owner attended a called council meeting to urge fair treatment for the street car system against jitney buses. He praised the street car company for service and paving burdens while defending its rights and paying taxes. Council members endorsed his remarks and promised action, with county authorities pledging cooperation on aid to the sick.
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J. M. Hodgson
County Board of Commissioners
Prince Avenue
Hodgson
United States Steel reports improved quarter results
New York July 27 The United States Steel Corporation reports for the quarter ending June 30 show a marked improvement in the steel and iron industry. Total earnings reached 27,950,000 dollars, more than double the first quarter, with a quarterly dividend of one and three quarters percent on preferred stock leaves a surplus of over 8,000,000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Record Heat Seen Across Alaska Town
Seward Alaska July 27 The reading at Uenai Lake reached 103 degrees while the local reading stood at 90 degrees amid a heat wave blanketing the region.
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Associated Press
Seward
Alaska
Uenai Lake
Athens Foundry Estimates Big Allied Shell Order
The Athens Foundry and Machine Works plans to estimate on a large order of six inch cast iron shells for Allied agents in the European war. They aim to produce 100000 shells, with a Columbus Georgia firm handling 200000, and will add machinery to meet the prospective demand.
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Athens
Columbus, Ga
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