Athens Flag Day Parade Seeks 500 Decorated Automobiles
Final Flag Day committee meeting convenes at 11 am in the Athens chamber of commerce on Clayton Street. Directors also meet as preparations accelerate for a patriotic event featuring the Georgia State College students, Normal School students, Masons, Pythians, Woodmen, and brass bands. Prize money of 35 dollars and 15 dollars awaits the two best decorated cars. Out of town cars encouraged to join with national colors and banners. A film crew will record the parade including school children, bands, and orders.
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E. H. Dorsey
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Clayton Street
Georgia and State College
State Normal School
Pythians and
Woodmen
Jane
J. B
Joel
Unclear fragment about April charge at Hodgson Co.
Fragmentary item notes goods including salad peppers and string beans with a charge date in April. Mentions Hodgson Co and a contact sequence 200-3001-2002. Details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Aik
Atebunt
Kine
Hodgson ‘Co
Jay H. Epting Company Moves to Broad and Wall
Despite opposition the Jay H. Epting Company announces a new store corner Broad and Wall streets offering larger stock and special bargains for Saturday. Ladies suits three value tiers up to 18.00 9.85 22.60 10.85 30.00 12.85 plus waist sale and wash salta with substantial discounts. Bleaching 36 inch offered at 1.00.
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Broad and
Wall Streets
Jay H. Epting
Two Prominent Young Physicians Logate Here
Two prominent young physicians are reported to have engaged in a logate event at a local venue. The incident draws attention to medical professionals and community interest in emerging physicians. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
Submarine Enigma Stalled by Washington Note
Washington puzzled by note on ER 10 Subma ENOTE as Berlin’s input delays action. The unresolved message leaves submarine event awaiting official approval or denial before proceeding.
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Washington
Germany delays reply on Sussex torpedoing admission
Washington reports no answer from Germany to the U S request for admission or denial of responsibility in the Sussex torpedoing. Ambassador Gerard has pressed Berlin with inquiries about attacks on British ships. Officials await submarine reports while not ruling out action. In Europe fighting, London says German grenade throwers reach mine crater near St Eloi as British repulse nearby assault and artillery remains active along the French line.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States
Sussex
Ambassador Geard
Berlin
Mchester
Ths Suba Line
Gerard
Sea Department
Europe
London
St. Eloi
Bossinghe
Lin
Arctic Explorer Ruskin Lectures At State Normal
Dr John W Ruskin Arctic explorer and Harry Whitney expedition member spoke to students at State Normal on Eskimo life in the Arctic. He endorsed Dr Cook amid Peary Cook controversy and urged judging newspapers fairly. The audience includ ed the president faculty and students and gave a hearty reception.
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John’ Ruskin
State: Normal
J. M. Pound
John W. Ruskin
Harry Whitney
Greenland
Asl
Arctic
Ruskin
Dr. Ruskin
Dr. Cook
Dr.Ruskin
Villa Almost Met Her Tortured One Family in Mexico
An American in Mexico report notes a tense encounter involving a woman linked to a tortured family. Washington, D. C. dated March thirty, with Associated Press involvement implicit in the dispatch.
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Villa
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Associated
Reed Weissy Arrest Draws AP Notice
Each line fragments the report noting Reed Weissy of New York and Americana mentions the Krupps being involved. arrest details are unclear in the OCR fragment.
Wage Demands Filed Against Southern Railway by Rail Unions
A joint committee representing engineers firemen conductors trainmen and yard switchmen submitted wage demands identical to those pressed across the nation to E H Coapeman vice president and general manager of the Southern Railway in Washington on March 29 1916. The note states that the unions instruct their authorized committees of the Order of Railroad Conductors Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen to present Proposition No 35 as a revision of the current schedules governing employees in service classes.
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Washington, D. C
E. H. Coapeman
Southern Railway
Order of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
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Sey Associated Press
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