United States to Pressure Huerta as Mexico City Tense
Associated Press dispatches from Nogales and Mexico City on November 12 13 describe William Bayard Hale meeting General Carranza and reporting a secret proposal from the Wilson administration. Huerta defies demands and Lind warns of Congress delay while advisers expect a shift to avoid anarchy.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
William Bayard Hale
Wrter
Ceneral Gazzana
Hale
Washington
Lind
Vera Cruz
Mexico
John Lind
Wilson
U. S
Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
United States
City
National Palace
Mr. Lind
O'Shaugnessey
Bryan
State Department
Izumo
Carranza
Athens Joins Georgia Products Dinner Scheme
At the Georgian Hotel in Athens a Georgia Products Banquet will be held on November 18 as part of Georgia Products Day. The event, organized by the Athens Chamber of Commerce with Mr. Calaway coordinating, features a menu of only Georgia produced items and speakers to be announced.
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Athens
Georgia Products
Georgia
Calaway
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Athens’ Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Anl
Callaway
Democrats Face Deadline on Banking Bill in Senate Committee
The Democratic conference in Washington postpones sending the currency and banking bill to a final vote, seeking more time as six Democrats on the Banking and Currency Committee near agreement. Reed and O Gorman joined the Democratic side, Hitchcock remains opposed, risking a tie. The panel meets tomorrow to push a majority agreement while Republicans press for public ownership of regional banks under government control.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Senate Committee On
Reed
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Griffeth enters race for Clarke County commissioner
J H Griffeth of Miller and Co cotton firm announces his candidacy for Clarke County roads and revenues commissioner. A long time city resident, he emphasizes public service experience, farmer ties, and broad support from friends and local business leaders.
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J. H. Griffeth
Clarke County
Griffeth
Miller & Co
Florida Liquor Law Held Valid
Florida Supreme Court declares the new liquor law constitutional in a Key West case. The ruling upholds barring saloon door access, banning side-door entrances, and prohibiting liquor sales to women.
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Florida
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Supreme Court of the State
Key West
Georgia Athletes Tabbed as Ringers in Protest Movements
Three Georgia football players Henderson Paddock and Conklin face protests over alleged eligibility and payments claims. Tech disclaims responsibility while rumors swirl on where the upcoming game will be played as allegations are questioned. Georgia officials insist most players are in their second year and maintain clean records.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Jim Preas
Henderson
Paddock
Endromilin
Tech
Atlanta
Steenth
Cordelo
Conklin
Loeb
Navy Secretary endorses plan to concentrate Marines
Secretary Daniels endorses concentrating Marines in three U S bases with ships exempt. Bases cited include Pacific coast site, Pensacola, and Philadelphia area. plan aims to keep Marines within the United States and in coastal protection.
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Secretary OF the Navy
Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
United States
Pacific Coast
Pensacola
Muiadelphai
Tra Csnal
Quo Vadis Shown at Crystal Today
The Crystal shows Quo Vadis today under headline hype. Admission is 5 and 10 cents. Also notices sale of 100 turkeys from W J Parker of White Plains Georgia with delivery in pairs or more. Fresh Norfolk seafood arrives daily from Arnold and Abney.
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W. J. Parker
White Plains
Lake Region Blizzards Leave City in Debris and Disarray
Reports from Cleveland and Lake Michigan ports describe widespread wreckage from a great blizzard. Restoration efforts proceed, streets and cars returning to service, food and lighting partially restored, schools may reopen. Wrecked vessels and missing crews spark ongoing searches along Ontario and Michigan shores.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Port Huron
Mich
Huron
Seafield
Angus Island
Goodrich
Ontario
James Carrathers
Two Bogart Carnival Workers Arrested in Bank Vault Case
George D Peadford and J D Boyd were arrested on warrants from Bogart for alleged involvement in a bank vault burglary near Bogart Tuesday at 3 am. They deny links and claim alibis while carnival management defends their good character amid the charges. Dogs tracked the suspects toward the railroad and a waiting automobile later. The men face a preliminary hearing in Oconee county, with habeas corpus possible.
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Krause Carnival Company
Bogart
Athens
George D. Peadford
J. D. Boyd
Amusement Company
Bradford
Boyd
Carnival Company
Sus
Picions
Brooks
Oconee County
Georgia Tech football contract dispute reaches Grant Field
Atlanta, Nov. 12. A telegram from Tech physical director to Georgia officials states the 2:30 pm start for the Georgia Tech at Georgia game must be at Grant Field unless revised by Professor Morris. Final settlement to be reached by Professor Sanford the next morning.
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Atlanta, Ga
Prof
Randle
Tech
Sanford
Ceor
Gia
Tech Physical
Tor
Grant + Field
Morris
Georgia
Shin Morris
Wags
Professor Sanford
Europe
Grant Field
Georgia-Tech
Ponce de Leon
Ant
Auburn
Poince de Leon
Grant
Atlanta
Pencey
Pink Tea Event Draws Athens Ladies to White Crest Floor
Over a hundred ladies visited the White Crest Floor demonstration at the Electric Shop yesterday afternoon from three to six. Miss Herman will stay all week for more demonstrations and a pink tea is offered this afternoon for Athens residents to sample refreshments and learn flour preparation tips. J. C. Lyle Milling Co of Leavenworth Kansas ships demonstrators nationwide to showcase products, though nothing is sold at the shop.
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Leavenworth, Kans
Quo Vadis at Crystal Today Dinner Notice
Arnold and Abney advertise fresh doughnuts and produce items while a dinner event for Georgia Products is slated for November 18 at the Georgian Hotel. The notice requests a secretary call and reserves a ticket for the Georgis Products Dinner.
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Callaway
Georgis
Daughters Oppose Federal Pensions for Confederates
New Orleans November 12 The United Daughters of the Confederacy applauded Mrs Alexander B White’s suggestion to discourage federal pensions for Confederate soldiers and refused greetings from the Southern States Women’s Suffrage Conference amid a debate over politics entering the group.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander B. White
Southern States Women's Suffrage Conference
Debs
Louisiana
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Butters
AS. Yeggs
John Morris
Beest Georgia Products
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