Secret Navy orders quick comms with cruisers amid rumors
Secretary Daniels directs a Navy division to establish rapid communication with the North Carolina and Tennessee to verify reports of mishaps amid fears of mine damage at Beirut. Officials say ships safe but seek definite advise. rumors traced to the United States.
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Beirut
Tennessee
Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
Navy Department
NAVY
United States
Turkey
Constantinople
Berut
Mytilene
Greece
Jewell Kelley Stock Company Arrives in Athens
Jewell Kelley and a ten member company arrived from Atlanta and begin an indefinite engagement in Athens Monday. A sixty foot car of scenery and electrical effects has arrived promising top attractions for the Classic City audience.
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Jewell Kelley
Athens
Atlanta
W. R. Moore & Sons Livery Listings Update
W. R. Moore & Sons continue livery operations at Deadwyler Stables on West Clayton St with new horses and vehicles. For services, call 661.
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W. R. Moore & Sons
Deadwyler
West Clayton St
John Thomas McClellan Buried Today At Second Baptist
Funeral services for John Thomas McClellan were held today at 11 a.m. at the Second Baptist church with Rev. Willie M. Saye and Rev. Mr. Dickey officiating. Interment followed at Oconee Cemetery. All-bearers were T. Richards, R. S. Wilson, J. A. Lester, J. W. Watkins, Tom Teast, and J. Cook, who were asked to meet at the house at 10:30 a.m. Also included are local grocery advertisements for Fears Grocery Co. and Kinham's smoked sausage and fresh produce.
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John Thomas McClellan
Second Baptist Church
Willie M. Saye
Mr. Dickey
Oconee
Messrs. T.§. Richards
R. S. Wilson
J. A. Lester
J. W. Watkins
Tom Teast
J. ©. Cook
Tax Receipts Needed for School Entrance in City Education Plan
The mayor and council urge the city board of education to require entrance cards for students. Parents must present a certificate from the city marshal showing all taxes due for the twelve months before the school year opens. Atlanta and others face educating children whose parents pay no city taxes.
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Board ‘of Education
Dts
Atlanta
Carranza Signals Wavering Over Provisional President Split
Aguas Calientes dispatch says Carranza would turn over provisional president Gutierrez once his cabinet assumes control. Carranza earlier refused to accept the convention’s deposition action. Villa advances toward Mexico City with about 15 000 men. Gonzales loyalists block between them and the capital. Vera Cruz reports Carranza heeds U S evacuation demands.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Aguas Calientes Today
O'Bregan
Carranza
Te Mrovisional
Gutierrez
Aguas Calientes
Villa
Pablo Gonzales
Caranza
Queretaro
Eradicate Lingering Animosities Urges U D C Speaker
Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the secretary of the navy addressed the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Savannah at the opening session urging acceptance of roles to erase lingering North South animosities. North Carolina delegate spoke in response to the welcome and Daisy McLaurin Stevens urged memory of Mrs Woodrow Wilson.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Southern
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
United Daughters of the Confed
Eracy
Daniels
North Carolina
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Woodrow Wilson
Fourteen Million Suit Dismissed in Railroad Case
In St Louis on November 10 the federal court dismissed suits to recover fourteen million dollars by directors and former directors of the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad. The action, filed by the road's receivers, was part of a plan to limit liability tied to a six million dollar bond issue of the New Orleans Texas and Mexico railroad.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
San Francisco
New Orleans, Texas, and Mexico
Window full of fall clothes at Southern Market today
Fine meats and a supply of fresh fish arriving today accompany a display of fall suits hats neckwear and shirts in the Southern Market windows. Norfolk oysters are among the selections and shoppers are urged to drop by 931 to see the latest fall fashions and goods.
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Stern's
New York Cotton Exchange to Open Soon Under New Trading Corp
New York November 10 the New York cotton exchange is forecast to reopen for general trading within days. A cotton trading corporation has been incorporated to take over December contracts at nine cents per pound and officials expect business to start by early next week.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Sale of Fruit Cakes and Surkeys Reported
Local ad notes fruit cakes priced at 1.50 for five pounds and 75 cents per 212 pounds. It mentions a sale lot of fresh surkeys under a section labeled King.
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Fears Grocery CO
King
Congressional party totals forecast for next Congress
An unofficial AP tally shows Democrats 233 representatives, Republicans 193, Progressives 7, Independents 1, Socialist 1, totaling 435. South Trimble completed the list of representatives elect pending final verification. The city board of health will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight before the city council session.
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Associated Press
Washington
South Trimble
House
City Board of Health
Will
City Council
Georgia bankers form clearing association in Atlanta
Georgia bankers from all regions meet to organize a clearing house association to extend clearing facilities to banks outside the federal reserve system. The plan, largely led by Asa G. Candler, aims to work with the Fed rather than oppose it, with membership open to state national and private banks. Attendees include W. S. Witham, John T. Walker, Asa G. Candler, and Joseph Heffernan.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Clearing House ,Association
Federal Reserve Bank System
Asa G. Candler
Federal Reserve System
Witham
Iohn T. Walker
Sparta
Joseph Heffernan
Savannah
City Executive Committee Meets to Fix Primary Date
The chairman Hon. Howell Irwin called the city executive committee to meet at 11 this morning in the Southern Mutual Building to set the municipal primary date. Some propose combining with the general election to cut costs, but candidates prefer preserving the primary system.
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Howell Irwin
Southern Mutual
Dean Snelling Attends National College Presidents Meeting
Dr C M Snelling dean of the University of Georgia and Franklin College is in Washington City this week for the National Association of College Presidents meeting. Georgia colleges are well represented at the convention, deemed important for national educational interests. President Pound of the State Normal School cannot attend due to duties here.
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C. M. Snelling
University of Georgia
Franklin College
Washington City
National Association of College Presidents
Georgia
Pound
State Normal School
Regulation of Funeral Processions Tightens Traffic Rules
An ordinance to regulate traffic relative to funerals will be presented at the council meeting. It makes passing a funeral procession a misdemeanor with exceptions for fire wagons trucks police patrol and U.S. mail wagons.
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U.S
Hinton Breaks Arm While Cranking Auto
Mr. O. R. Hinton suffered a broken arm yesterday when cranking an automobile. The injury occurred several inches above the wrist and required medical attention.
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iMr. O. R
Hinton
Chicago Stock Yards to Open After Quarantine
Kentucky joins quarantined states as reports of foot and mouth disease spread to Indiana Ohio and Michigan The only southern state under suspicion is Mississippi where cattle in Como are investigated After thorough disinfection the Chicago stock yards will reopen next Sunday midnight Shipments from non infected districts will be received and slaughtering will resume
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Mississippi
Como
Chicago
Drama League in Athens Forms Study Club
The Drama League of Athens held a meeting at Mrs Sara Cobb Baxter home with Miss Carolyn Cobb Georgia head arriving from Atlanta to preside. Dr Robert E Park of the University organized the group into a study club with officers including Dr Howard Odum chairman and others on committees.
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Sara Cobb Baxter
Drama League of Athens
Carolyn Cobb
Georgia
Atlanta
Robert E Park
University
Howard Odum
Henry Howard
Mildred Mell
Crawford
Prof. Park
Mr. Howard
Glass in Art History Soon
Miss Mary Lyndon at the Villa will begin an eight to ten week course in Art History focusing on the Italian Renaissance. It will cover architecture, painting and sculpture from Babylonian times through Egyptian, Greek and later Italian art with some Dutch and French influence.
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Mary Lyndon
Lyndon
Europe
Cotton's Real Coronation Shown Window Display Wins Praise
A striking window titled The Coronation of Cotton attracts judges and pedestrians with balanced color and storytelling. Mike's shop presents one of the prettiest storefronts seen, praised for restraint and visual impact without overstating its theme.
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Michael’s
Death of Henry S. Mitchell Ties Athens Col. Brown to News
News from Norwalk Ohio reports the death of Henry S. Mitchell father of Mrs Ed T Brown. Col and Mrs Brown and their son Henry depart for Norwalk as Mrs Brown and Miss Marjorie Brown await in New York City. Mitchell had many friends in Atlanta and had visited the Brown family here. Col Brown a longtime Athens resident and former mayor is noted in the report.
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Ed Brown
Norwalk
Ohio
Mir
Henrys. Mitchell
Ba T. Brown
Atlanta
Colophi Brown
Edward
Henry
Ternoon
Marjorie Brown
New York City
Mitchell
Brown
Col. Brown
Athens
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