Hard fighting on fronts as Serbian campaign rages
In reports from London and Paris dated October 16, heavy action across fronts is noted. German losses in Serbia total about 25 000 killed and 60 000 wounded, with Von Mackensen claiming progress near Vranova and Smol Jinac. Allies report submarine sinkings in the Baltic and troops joining Serbian forces near the Bulgarian frontier.
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Teutonic
Associated Press
London
von Mackensen
Vranova
Smol Jinac
Zajecar
Nish
Semendria
Danube
Pozoarvac
Bulgaria
Dedenghatch
Porto Lagos
Maronia Mecri
Aegean Sea
Michael's Bear Brand Toy Giveaway At Clayton Street
Crowds of children line Clayton Street as Michael's distributes over two thousand Bear Brand hosiery souvenirs. Police and helpers supervise the hour long event with a bear display in the East window and a backdrop of trees.
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Michael’s
Clayton Street
Michael
Athens
Georgia Finishes Citadel 39 to 0 in Old Time Form
Georgia recovers from a hiccup in Chattanooga and crushes Citadel 39 to 0 at Charleston. Paddock, Thompson, Powell and Dezendorf sparked a dominant backfield and forward passing attack while Thrash and Henderson key the defense. Citadel steadied briefly but Georgia’s line and substitutes sealed the win with multiple touchdowns and no injuries.
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W. A. Cunningham
Charleston
S. C
Georgia
Chattanooga
Citadel
Chattanooga University
Thompson
Paddock
Detzendorf
Powell
Charlie Thompson
Fororty
Dezendorf
Holtzendorf
Thrash
Henderson
Dezendort
Georgia Line
Scrubs
Georgia Contin
Georgia and Virginia Ready for Historic Clas sic City Showdown
Georgia and Virginia wrap up football activities with upcoming clash in Athens set for next Saturday. Athens braces for a record crowd as grandstand bleachers parking and admissions are arranged. Georgia coach Cunningham predicts a tough battle, with both teams entering the game hot after strong showings this fall.
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Virginia
Harvard
Georgia
Citadel
Athens
Yale
Old Dominion
Sanford
Charlottesville
Cunningham
Tech
Villa's Lieutenant Drowned Near Villa Ahumada
El Paso reports the death of General Rodolfo Fierro second in command of the Villa army. He is held responsible for the deaths of William Benton and Anton Bauch at Juarez two years ago. Fierro was said to have drowned fording a lake near Villa Ahumada. A denial that Villa was court martialed by his generals at Casas Grandes was sent by Villa's military secretary.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Texas
Rodolfo Fierro
Villa
William Benton
Anton Bauch
Jaurez
Fierro
Villa Ahumada
Casas Grandes
Dixie Highway Tourists Arrive in Atlanta En Route South
Dixie Highway tourists reach Atlanta at 8 45 pm from Chicago heading to Miami they plan to depart tomorrow for Macon Ga. Local residents invited to join Clarke County Choir gathering at 3 pm this afternoon at Hall Street Baptist Church in Hall Ga.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Chicago
Miami
Fla
Macon
Clarke County Choir
The
Baptist Church
Hall
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Virgina
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Atlanta, GA
Colonial Theatre
DE Koven Opera Company
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Phil Branson
Tillie Salinger
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Laige DE Francesco
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John C. Fisher Company
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