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Associated Press Rights Notice
A standard AP copyright statement appears, asserting exclusive republication rights for dispatches credited to AP and the paper. It notes reserved rights for special dispatches and focal news published in the paper.
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City Considers Halting Ringling Show Over Influenza Risk
City officials weigh canceling or restricting the Ringling Brothers show due to Spanish influenza on campus and in the community. Mayor and council will review a health protection plan before tomorrow’s opening to avoid disease spread while minimizing losses.
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Ringling Brothers
Cidi
Soldier Boys
Three Hundred Thousand Troops Landed In Month
The report notes 186000 troops aboard American vessels and 311219 Americans reaching Europe in the month. Of these, 15326 landed in France while the remainder arrived in England. July saw 217000 arrivals, September a close second.
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Associated Press
Europe
France
England
North Carolina Congressman Ill in Washington Scene
A North Carolina congressman, a furniture trader, is seriously ill in Washington. He has been bedbound for several days, with physicians reporting only slow improvement in his condition at his large home in the capital.
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Washington
Noth Carolina
Dave
Greek bearing gifts implies cautious peace bid
A German proposal for peace offered in the Reichstag includes federation of Austria, self determination for frontier Russians, Belgium restoration, Alsace Lorraine autonomy, and German retreat. The writer warns against trusting the move, citing bond sales and German treachery, and urges Washington and President Wilson to weigh all terms before accepting any agreement.
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Athens Folk Guaranteed Coal and Wood For Winter
Fuel Administrator W F Dorsey reports Athens is well supplied for winter with coal and wood. Sixty five percent of families already secured adequate fuel and several hundred cords of wood are stored for those in need. Dealers say deliveries exceed previous years but labor shortages hinder timely配送.
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W. F. Dorsey
Dorsey
Athens Clarke Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Organization
The Fourth Liberty Loan efforts for Athens and Clarke County are organized with a goal of 936 150 dollars. Citizens and city women committees list 12 worker teams and many captains guiding volunteers to a multi day push starting Tuesday with dinner at 2 p m. The plan urges widespread business and civic participation to meet the large fundraising target.
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E. L. Hill
Harvey Stovall
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J. R. Myers
H. H Hinton
Mell
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Fernest Michael
Abe Joel
Lloyd Palmer
John G. Bambras
Andrew Cobb
Walter B Hodgson
D'nk Martin
Devpree Hunnutt
Herschel Carthers
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Abbeth F. Nt
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C. Ashworth
Sid Boley
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Pred McEntire
Rodney C Wilson
J. F.tibbetts
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Wide Georgia civic group lists in Athens county committee
The document details numerous county and rural district committees for Athens and surrounding areas. It lists chairmen, associates, and officers for Women’s, Men’s, and Colored Workers units, along with auxiliary and garden club leaders and district divisions.
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Frank Myers
Mary Harris Brumby
Aaron Cohen
Warren Moise
Mary Gerdine
Louis Funkenstei
J. B. Joel
Susie Cohen
Paul M. Smith
Water Pitner
J. C.bloomfield
G. C. Armstrong
Edward Cohen
Jack Talmadge
H. B. Ritchie
H. C. Conway
N. W. Brown
Dan H. DuPree
Harry Hodgson
J. W. Lynch
Rodney C. Wilson
Oscar Davison
Graves Stephenson
E. L. Hill
Walter Hodgson
Julius
Severin
Men's County Committee
Athens
J. ML. Dorsey
Princeton
H. J. Oldham
W. B. Mills
Lydia Foster
Elizabeth Hamrick
Puryear
Lilla Tuck
Nina Davis
W. J. Morton
W. H. Dean
Nellie Edwards
Sandy Creek
Mary Woods
Minnie Collina
Ellice Woods
Elizabeth Woods
J. H. Booth
T. R. Crawford
C. D. Booth
Magdalene Glenn
Tuckston
Bertha Hancock
F. D. Tuck
Ina Butler
Eddie Mae Johnson
Georgia
Robert White
Leola McDorman
W.C. Flannagan
Neville Phillips
Bessie Phillips
Lyle
Winterville
Sara Pittard
Marvin Colle
J. W. Barnett
Eldona Oliver
Parker
Geo. Mell
Millie Rutherford
Madame Lustrat
T. F. Green
Helen Baxter
Lucy Leah Mathis
Walter J. Hill
Madison Nicholson
W. C. Ash
Ben Barrow
Jake Joel
Jake Bernstein
T. Hillar
R. W. Speir
Ella Park
Woodrow Wilson Should Sit In The Peace Conference
Martin Glynn argues Woodrow Wilson must attend the peace conference to guide a democratic settlement. He portrays Wilson as destined by history and divine favor to lead peace, urging Congress to draft him and highlighting the global longing for perpetual peace and justice.
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Crusaders For Liberty
Congress
Martin H. Glynn
Georgia Tech Beats Clemson 28 to 0 in Opening Game
Georgia Tech shut out Clemson 28 to 0 in the first football game of the season played in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets dominated the brief contest with strong defense and decisive scoring plays.
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Clemson
Associated Preea
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Ort
G&—Grorrta
Twelve Sons Negro Pastor Gives to Army
Rayville La Oct 6 Twelve sons in active service is the record of H Windslow a negro preacher of this parish Eight sons enlisted before the selective service act and the other four are in the National Army Two are twins and the last three are triplets.
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H. Windslow
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Soldiers Harvest Camp Dix Crop
Camp Dix New Jersey October 6 soldiers harvest the 800 acre WWI garden planted by the Nation War Garden Commission. They count 300000 ears of sweet corn 489000 pounds of potatoes 481000 pounds of hay and 60000 pounds of string beans. A harvest luncheon followed.
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