Russians Celebrate Rumored Victory in Northern Poland
London reports indicate Petrograd party with full confidence in unofficial news of Russian triumph in Northern Poland. Claims include possible large German corps destroyed and trains ready for 50,000 prisoners and wounded. Officials may withhold statement until operations finish.
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Associated Press
London
Petrograd
Poland
Nicholas
East Prussia
Cracow
Galicia
Verdun
Zapata Forces Enter Mexico City After Blanco Evacuation
Reports from Mexico City cite messages from the Brazilian minister and Consul Silliman. Zapata troops entered as General Blanco’s army evacuated the capital after sharp fighting on the outskirts yesterday. Some looting occurred during the brief vacuum before quiet returned. Villa’s forces were expected to reach the capital late today.
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Zapata
Mexico City
Gen
Blanco
Silliman
Three-way Bear resort brawl ends with severed lip
A Bear beer resort dispute turned violent as Clem ents allegedly bit Minor Pierce’s lip, nearly severing it and sending Pierce chasing the biter into Chas. Brissie, who then slashed and stabbed him. Marion David attempted peace, suffering cuts. All three men jailed awaiting morning trial, Brissie slated for wedding plans amid the chaos.
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Clements
Minor Pierce
Pierce
Chas
Brissie
Marion
David
Dr Carlton Injured After Fall At Office
Dr W A Carlton slipped on tile in the Southern Mutual building and fell to the floor. A serious injury to the hip or upper leg was found. last night he rested and awaited a diagnosis by Dr Hoke, with early fears of a fracture.
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W. A. Carlton
Southern Mutual
Professor Park's Father Very Ill In Dearing Street Home
Captain Park the veteran father of Professor Robert E. B. Park lay in critical condition at the Dearing street home of his son last night He is eighty two years old and was feared not to survive the night.
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Brissie
Pierce
Clements
Capt. Park
Robert’ EB. Park
Dearing Street
Park
Postponed Mothers Child Study Class Notice
On account of the Thanksgiving holiday the Mothers Child Study Class had been postponed to Friday afternoon at 4:30. The meeting will be held in the rooms of Hall of the Untratany ot Gaara eotame.
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Hall of the Untratany Ot Gaara Eotame
Funeral for Jos. Bradberry at 11 O'clock
This morning at 11 o'clock the funeral of the late Jos. Bradberry will be held from the Boulevard residence. Rev Hammock Anthony will preach. Interment follows at Oconee Cemetery. Pallbearers John N. Booth F P Griffeth W T Lester Jas L McLeroy Frank Johnson A G Elder. Veterans camp urges meeting at city hall at 10 30 to march to the funeral.
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Jos. Bradberry
Hammock Anthony
Oconee Cemetery
Messrs
John N. Booth
F. P. Griffeth
W. T. Lester
Jas. L. McLeroy
Frank Johnson
A. G. Elder
Griffeth
Cobb de Laney Camp of
Jos. E. Bradberry
W M Williams Dies Suddenly at 68
Mr W M Williams aged 68 died yesterday morning from heart trouble at his River street home. Survived by wife seven sons and one daughter. Funeral at 11 this morning at Pleasant Grove church conducted by Rev Willie Saye. Longtime farmer of Madison county who moved to Athens two years ago from Union church settlement.
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W. M. Williams
River Street
Pleasant Grove Church
Willie Saye
Madison County
Athens
Union Church
Thanksgiving Service at Emmanuel Church
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m with a second celebration and special Thanksgiving services. At 11 a m the offerings support the Appleton Church Home for orphan girls at Macon. A cordial invitation to all to worship and give thanks to God for His blessings to the people and nation. Troy Beatty, Rector.
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Appleton Church
Macon
Shelton in the Hands of Sheriff
Reports from the county judge and solicitor general state bondsmen linked by marriage to defendant have released W H Shelton from bond and surrendered him to the sheriff. Mary Shelton was ill and confined to bed yesterday, with a deputy dispatched to attend him at his lodging.
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W.H. Shelton
Mary ‘Shelton
Former Athens Man Boggs and Daughter Murdered in Florida
A. A. Boggs prominent Miami lawyer and his 18 year old daughter Miss Marjorie Boggs were found murdered in the burned ruins of their country home near Miami. The bodies showed blunt force trauma and were found near the front door. Mrs. Boggs was visiting in Lake Placid New York. Col. Boggs, father of A A Boggs, was a Georgia chancellor and University of Georgia graduate. Suspected burglary motive discussed but no definite culprit identified.
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Athens
W. A. Boggs
Florida
Associated Press
Banner
Miami
Fla
A. A. Boggs
Marjorie Boggs
Miama
Mami
W.E. Boggs
T. R. Boggs
Baltimore
L. H. Boggs
Jacksonville
M. A. Boggs
G. H. Boggs
Atlanta
W. E. Boggs
University of Georgia
Trois
Waynesville
N. C
Boggs
Col. Boggs
Judge Brand May Face Leo Frank Sentence
Arriving from a busy week at Jefferson, Judge Brand received a telegram from Solicitor General Hugh Dorsey requesting he preside over Fulton superior court next week. If able to finish Clarke county duties, he will travel to Atlanta to hold court and may be called upon to sentence Leo Frank.
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Brand
Leo Frank
Jefferson
Judge Brand
Hugh Dorsey
Judge Hill
Fulton
Superior Court
Hill
Clarke Court
Atlanta
Hepzibah Orphans Visit Athens From Macon Tonight
Seventeen or eighteen Hepzibah orphans arrive in Athens by the Georgia Railroad about one o'clock this afternoon. The Tabernacle members will receive them and host services start at 7 30 p m lasting a little over an hour. Tomorrow they travel to Hiberton for a similar program at the First Baptist church and local donors are urged to bring gifts of eatables clothing or money for the orphanage.
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Our
Macon
Georgia
Tabernacle
Hiberton
First Baptist Church
Deaths and Delivery Notice from Buchwalds
A brief item notes deaths and grocery delivery today by Buchwalds, offering service hours from five to seven and a delivery route from high to one for trade convenience. Contact shows phone 646 and location Lae.
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Buchwald’s
Burnet Mrs Mary Duncan Burnet Dies at Home
Mrs Mary Duncan Burnet dies at her home in Cincinnati on November 24 in her eighty first year. She was a lifelong resident and is survived by family and friends in the community. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Burnet
Diea
Ciz
Mary Duncan Burnet
Athens City Council Sets December Election For Four Aldermen
Mayor Dorsey calls for the December second municipal election to choose four aldermen in Athens. Ward wards designate polling places and managers. Results show Wright, Palmer, Hoke and Tibbetts winning in First to Fourth wards with majorities, Pitmer defeated.
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Dorsey
City of
Athens
McDonald
Clayton Street
City Hall
Broad Street
Thomas
Athens Daily Banner
Palmer Kying
R. T. Wright
K. A. Hill
Wright
Bob Wright
H. R. Palmer
J. Z. Hoke
R. O. Arnold
Hoke
Arnold
J. F. Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Southern Manufacturing Co
Mardi Gras Girls Shine At The Majestic
The Mardi Gras Girls delivered strong performances at the Majestic last night drawing two large crowds. Matinees this afternoon at three and four forty five cater to musical comedy fans in Athens, with two more night shows planned. Tickets cost twenty cents.
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the Majestic
Athens
Heisman All-Southern Football Team Featured
The Sunday American proclaims the Heisman All-Southern football team in its newsy Sunday edition. The paper emphasizes low five cent price and broad street sale, promising full coverage of news, features, and information.
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Heisman
The Pursuit of Phantom at the Alamo Thanksgiving Day
A five part romance fantasy starring Hobart Bosworth as a painter shown at The Alamo on Thanksgiving Day. Admission five and ten cents. Mrs. N. A. Bridges and Mr. Potter thank friends through the Banner for support after a bereavement. Clarke County Bank digites small borrower.
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Hobart Bosworth
the Alamo
Mr Tibbetts Seeks City Council Support in Athens Primary
J B Tibbetts thanks voters for their suffrage and volunteers who aided his bid for a city council seat in yesterday's Athens primary election. He pledges to work for the city's interests and expresses sincere appreciation. Also a rental ad note: Shotguns at Uncle Max's Pawn Shop Woods Corner.
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Athens
J.B. Tibbetts
Uncle Max
Woods’ Corner
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