China Breaks Ties With Germany Amid Global Turmoil
Peking reports that China will sever diplomatic relations with Germany after Premier's briefing to parliament. Senate approval followed by lower house, while Britain and France push gains on multiple fronts. Rome notes Vatican interest in a French claim of a Joan of Arc-like vision in Paris.
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JOAN OF @ ARC
France
Associated Press
Rome
Vatican
Mademoiselle
Perchaud
Mies
Paris
Mile
Department
Vende
Joan of
Peking
China
Germany
Senate
Mesopotamia
Persia
Champagne
Peronne
Arras
Berlin
Ancre
Somme
Ripont
Champaigne
London
Turkey to Abrogate Capitulations? Keeps American Laws
Washington March 12 The United States will not demand abrogation of capitulations and will accept four American consuls ordered from Germany. The shift follows the possibility of abandoning the push to remove protections over American citizens in Turkey and aligns with current diplomatic talks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Turkey
United States
Germany
New Castle Tornado Ravages City Amid Chaos
New Castle Ind March 12 National guardsmen patrol streets after a tornado devastated the city. Latest tallies report twenty dead two missing about twenty seriously hurt and a hundred slightly hurt. Public buildings opened to shelter the homeless as relief efforts continue.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Ind
Beautiful little girl Cecelia Michael dies at four in Athens
Sunday morning eight o clock death claimed Cecelia Theresa Michael daughter of Mr and Mrs Max Michael after a measles illness She was four years old The funeral was held from the home at 120 Grady avenue and the casket laid to rest at Oconee Cemetery in the Michael mausoleum Relatives from afar attended and the family stores were closed in mourning The community mourns the loss of a bright dainty child whose presence inspired many and whose beauty touched all who knew her
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Cecelia Theresa
Max Michael
Rabbi Hirsch
Grady Avenue
Oconee Szmetary
Michael
Leroy Michael
Jerome Michael
David Michael
Athens
Mayor Dobbs Acts as City Leader in Mayor Arnold's Absence
Mayor Protem O R Dobbs holds city government reins this week during Mayor R O Arnold’s trip to Savannah for the Georgia association of mayors. The notice lists nearby shop items from Arnold and Abney including lettuce celery raisin bread almond macaroons and fresh country eggs from King Hodgsom Co.
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Protem O. R. Dobbs
R. O. Arnold
Savannah
Georgia Association of Mayors
Shot Financier One Legged Bootblack Fatal
A one legged bootblack was shot and fatally wounded by a street car company official during a confrontation. Witnesses describe a sudden exchange of gunfire near the car yard as authorities arrived to investigate the incident. The financier’s identity is being confirmed by investigators.
Car company executive shot by former policeman in San Diego
William Clayton, vice president of the Spreckels Company, was shot twice by Lorenzo Bellomo, a bootblack and former officer who lost a foot in a streetcar crash. Bellomo, arrested, says he sought a job from Clayton as the company controls local lines. Clayton unlikely to survive. Bellomo expressed remorse over not killing himself.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cilf
William Clayton
Spreckels Company
Lorenzo Bellomo
Bellomo
Clayton
Declared Explosives Smuggled On Interned Vessels
Philadelphia reporters note no search was ordered for explosives on the interned raiders Kron Prinz Wilhelm and Prinz Eitel Friedrich as local Justice Department agents await Washington instructions. Five people have been arrested on charges of smuggling chronometers from these ships.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Washington
Department of Justice
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Prinz Eltel Friedrich
New York Votes On Suffrage Question Referendum
Albany March 12 The New York state senate adopted a resolution for a referendum on woman suffrage at the state election next November. Since the measure would amend the state constitution, the senate action is the sole required step.
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Associated Press
Albany, N. Y
New York Estate
Senate Tonight
Senate
Gerard Again on American Soil Returns to Washington from Havana
Key West March 12 James W Gerrard former American ambassador to Germany arrived from Havana en route to Washington with his wife and about forty Americans. They expect to reach Washington Wednesday after noon. Gerrard in high spirits over returning to American soil and eager to read the latest international news but declined to comment.
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Associated Press
Key West
Fla
James W. Gerrard
Germany
Havana
Washington
Gerard
Proof in Figures of Old H C of L
Retail food prices in the United States rose nineteen percent in the past year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The increase exceeds the combined rise of the three preceding years, with every staple food except coffee and tea advancing in price last year.
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Washington
United States
Reau
Sorrells Store Answers Prices For Butter Eggs And Produce
A brief ad noting remarkable prices on table butter and eggs at Sorrells Store. It lists produce including Snow White cauliflower carrots new potatoes rutabaga turnips cabbage and mentions King Hodgson Co fancy lettuce celery and cranberries. The contact phone is 1117 and location 21 Snow White.
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Sorrells
King Hodgson Co
King/Hodgson Co
Labor, Three Million, Offers 0.5 Services to Nation
Washington reports organized labor with over 150 delegates from national and international unions, including four railroad brotherhoods, offering services in every field of activity to the country in case the United States enters the war. The conference represented about three million American workers. The piece notes armed merchant ships and minimal direct U.S. involvement while protecting seafaring rights.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Organized Labor
United States
American Federation of Labor
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
State Department
Wilson
Germany
Red Cross address outlines wartime readiness and local role
Mr. E. H Wells of the American Red Cross headquarters in Washington spoke at the University chapel in Athens about the organization's past work and future aims. He urged readiness for any day, noting rising national membership and the need for the local chapter to act decisively in peace and war times. Wells met with J. F. Tibbetts and dined with Prof. sod naasine Lustrat, exchanging plans and recommendations for preparedness.
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E. H Wells
American Red Cross
Washington
Athens
University Chapel
Red Cross
Japan
Germany
America
Wells
J.F. Tibbetts
Sod Naasine Lustrat
Brenau Glee Club to Appear at Colonial Friday
Brenau College Glee Club from Gainesville Ga will debut in Athens at the Colonial Theater Friday March 16 at 8 30. The show features thirty women with Italian harps guitars mandolins violins and ukuleles plus solos and group numbers and is expected to draw a large crowd from Athens and surrounding towns. Tickets go on sale at Palmer's Drug Store with prices 1 for lower floor and balcony seats. 75 cents for the rest of balcony and 50 cents for the peanut seats.
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Brenau Glee Club
Brenau College-Conservatory
Gainesville
Colonial Theater
Athens
Universiy
Normal School
Lucy Gobb
Brenau
Glee Club
Palmer’s Drug Store
Drum Corps Seeks New Members for Wednesday Drill
Mrs. Crawford reminds all Drum Corps members that practices are held every Wednesday from 3 to 4 PM on the high school grounds. The corps seeks new members aged 8 to 16 and invites interested boys to join.
Brandt Home on Dearing Street Sold to Mr Erwin
The elegant home of Rudolph Brandt on Dearing Street has been purchased by Howell C. Erwin who will move in soon. The property was previously bought by Aaron Cohen before this sale.
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Rudolph Brandt
Dearing Street
Howell C. Erwin
Railroad strike rumors grip nation as eight hour row grows
Reports from New York and Washington say railroad managers and the four brotherhoods may strike Saturday if talks fail on the eight hour day. Local leaders in the southwest report preliminary meetings and officials hesitate to forecast their course while the government watches closely.
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Associated Press
New York
Four Brotherhoods
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Southwest
Brotherhood
Income tax receipts forecast rise to 300 million
Washington reports show preliminarily the treasury expects about 300 million dollars in income taxes for the current fiscal year, nearly two and a half times higher than the previous year. Total internal revenue receipts are projected to exceed 700 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Boy Run Over by Auto Breaks Leg Near Campus
Master Harvey Booth, about fourteen, was struck yesterday afternoon just outside the State Normal campus by an automobile driven by Ernest Strickland. He suffered a broken leg below the knee. rain was falling. Physicians reported he was resting fairly well last night.
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Harvey Booth
State Normal
Ernest Strickland
Notice to bidders for the normal school uniform bids
Notice invites bids from bidders for the normal school uniform for the institution. Bids must be received by April 6. late bids will not be considered. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Specifications provided on application. Jere M. Pound, President. tu-w-su.
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Pitus
Unifo
Andy
Jere M. Pound
Tu-W-Su
Arnold and Abney Salted Nuts Ad
Arnold and Abney advertise Pancy Quality Salted Almonds Jumbo Salted Peanuts and Fresh Shelled Pecans with phone contact 1076 for orders and delivery.
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Arnold & Abney
Fire Rages Through High Shoals Destroys Businesses
Early Sunday fire in High Shoals on the Oconee River destroyed most of the town's business district. Five stores including the post office and the High Manufacturing Company building were burned, with about $25,000 in losses. Incendiary origin is suspected.
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Athens
High Shoals
Oconee
Walton
J L. Lowe
Hugh Price
L. T. Williams
J. T. Stowella
High’ Manufacturing Company
Nothance
Tiger in Wagon Stopped By Officers in City Hall Raid
Officers Seagraves and Bray seized a wagon carrying solid and liquid fuels including charcoal bags and corn whiskey. Albert Jarrell, a preacher described man of color, claimed his brother-in-law loaded the liquor. Whiskey secured in chief's vault as case proceeds.
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Seagraves
Bray
Albert Jarrell
Jarrell
Anderson vs Peepples in Athens City Court
In Athens City West County Court the Anderson vs Peepples case is heard with Judge presiding and attorneys present. Officials report evidence to be completed today and the case to be submitted to the jury likely this afternoon after testimony regarding the little girl Michael.
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City Court of West
T. Anderson
Sealshipt Norfolk Oysters Trade Stance
Norfolk fish market warns against selling Florida oysters for Norfolk diners as some dealers push substitutes. local officials emphasize product origin and quality controls to protect consumers and regional fisheries.
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Florida
Arnold & Abney
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