Warfront alters with long conflict ahead in Europe
London dispatch reports a major battle along a front from the Noyon region on the Aisne north of Verdun. Germany strengthens positions as allies plan to outflank, with French troops being moved to Roen and Amiens. Copenhagen cabled note that the war may be lengthy and involve fresh Indian troops.
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Fourth Army for England Being Formed
London confirms British effort to aid France with over six divisions in France and two cavalry divisions. A third army is forming while the fourth army is being created in divisions and on the way.
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London
Earl Kitchener
France
U S TO ASK ALLIES THEIR TERMS OF PEACE
Washington reports Germany proposes informal terms for peace with Britain France and Russia. Von Bethmann Hollweg told Ambassador Gerard in Berlin that the United States inquiry about discussing peace may open mediation. President Wilson remained noncommittal awaiting Gerard’s report before acting.
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Buchwald Grocery Co Ad Offers Produce Deals
Declares commitment to customer satisfaction with prices and quality. Lists fresh vegetables fruits and staple items including green beans 15c per gallon, cabbage 3c per pound, corn 17.5c per dozen, potatoes 35c per peck, meal $1.10 per 24 lbs, flour 80c, lard 1.26 per 10 lb, apples 30c per peck, California grapes 15c per pound, oranges 25c and 30c. Also notes phone 646 and employment ad for two white delivery boys at McClure's Ten Cent Co. St.
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Buchwald Grocery CO
Wilson Orders Troop Withdrawal From Vera Cruz
President Wilson announced the decision to remove American troops from Vera Cruz, citing Mexican authorities’ capacity to manage affairs. In Washington, the British ambassador expressed regret over a quoted criticism of the policy. London officials denied any official information about Sir Lionel Carden’s alleged remarks and endorsed Sir Spring-Rice’s communication repudiating them.
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Mexico
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Foreign Office
Boxing exhibition planned for September 30 at Moss Auditorium
Promotions outline another boxing exhibition with a strong lineup. Papas, in peak form, is slated to face a top challenger while Kid Brown, who won his 16th bout against Spider Britt, will seek a tough ten‑round bout. Date to be announced.
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Collision Between Train And Street Car Kills Nine
Memphis with Illinois Central freight train colliding into a crowded street car near Binghampton. The car was struck mid way and hurled over an embankment as freight cars overturned. Nine killed and more than fifteen injured. about thirty-five passengers aboard. conductor slightly hurt.
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Memphis
Illinois Central
Binghampton
Lawrencville Libel Trial Highlights Local Crime
In Lawrenceville Ga today the criminal docket featured the State vs T B Simmons indicted for selling personal property under conditional bill of sale before payment. He shipped poplar logs to Chattanooga Tenn during Hughes absence and was found guilty. Sentenced to twelve months in the chain gang. Three other indictments allege disposal of lumber under similar terms totaling twelve to fourteen hundred dollars. The State vs J Flanigan for criminal libel is set for trial tomorrow. civil business to follow as the session nears adjournment.
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Lawrenceville
T. B. Simmons
F. N.hughes
Suwanee
Registration at Georgia Ahead of Last Year in Both Time and Size
University of Georgia registration last night drew 324 students compared with 284 a year earlier. Early registration suggests today and tomorrow may be lighter than last fall despite a large freshman class, as some applicants fail to meet entrance unit and examination requirements and return to prep schools or other colleges.
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Public Schools Enroll 300 More Than Last Year in Sept
City public schools show enrollment of over 2650, about 80 more than opening day, across day and night sessions for white and colored students. Meigs Street school will move to Childs Street high building and a new Hugh Rowe Park high school clock system to regulate bells and alarms.
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Packing HOUSES visit by government experts in Georgia
Mr Jas H Downing of the United States Department of Agriculture and Dr Parker, a renowned architect, traveled to Brooks county to study packing houses. They aim to show farmers better meat production and preservation methods, promising invaluable benefits to Georgia. Clarke County Bank offers small borrowers.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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the Department
Georgia
Old ruling invoked in Senate to force river bill foe to stay
Washington Sept 17 a filibuster against the river and harbor appropriations bill faced its first parliamentary check. Senator Bryan of Florida cited an 1891 ruling by former Vice President Morton that a floor speech cannot yield to another without unanimous consent. Kenyon, in his fourth day of speech against the bill, was kept on the floor to prevent rest for other opponents.
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O'Farrell Brokerage Clears Buy A Bale Cotton Pact
The O'Farrell Brokerage Co authorized by The J. C. Lysle Milling Co of Leavenworth and The Cudahy Packing Co of Chicago to purchase a bale of cotton. Purchases authorized include 10 cents per pound with warehouse receipts. The drive aims to ease southern congestion and spur broader participation to support communities and banks in Athens.
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O'Farrell Brokerage Co
J. C. Lysle Milling Co
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Cudahy Packing Co
Chicago
Athens
D. Lysle
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Smith
American State Bank
British Vice Consul Visits Athens to Enter Student
The British vice consul in Jacksonville, Arthur McCow, spent several hours in Athens yesterday. He came to enroll his daughter as a student at Lucy Cobb Institute. While in the city he met residents and praised the typical Southern town.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Athens
Western Meat Market Daily Ad
Speckled trout and fresh meats available at Western Meat Market today. Extra fine corn, string beans, cantaloupes, cooking apples 35c per package. Arnold & Abney offer country lamb specialty and pink meat selections. Phone 4651 for orders and inquiries.
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Arnold & Abney
Honey Prices Promotion in Local Store
New Honey offers one pound boxes at 15 cents each and pint jars at 25 cents while pint jars are 50 cents in a mid market sale at local grocers.
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