Liberty divorce action libel for Kate Arrington v John Arrington
Libel for divorce filed in Clarke County Superior Court October Term 1917. Notice to John N Arrington to appear by the second Monday in October 1917 to answer plaintiff Kate Arrington. Also lists numerous probate and administration citations and sheriff sale notices from Clarke County Georgia with dates in July 1917.
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Jno
N. Arrington
Superior Court
Clarke County
Georgia
John N. Arrington
Andrew J. Cobb
Shid County
B.J. Crawford
Clek
Court orders inclusion of landowners in drainage district case
The Clarke county Superior Court orders adding owners of lands not previously in the drainage district as defendants. The Board of Viewers is given more time to file a final report by August 21, 1917. Notices will be posted at the courthouse and five public places, and published in local papers Athens Weekly Banner, Oglethorpe Eco, and Danielsville Monitor for two weeks.
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Georgia
Clarke County
Athens
N. B
W. J. Zachery
Barrett
Barrett St
Wards Oconee River
Zachery
Moore's Branch
Zachery Lot
Lou Ella Stewart
R. L. Moss Mfg. Co
D. J. Cook
L. C
E. Jackson
Hancock Avenue
J. H. Becker
Holbrooks and Morton
Will Gordy
Fifa
Tennant
D. J.cook
W. E. Jackson
Sheriff's Gale
Sally Reed
Fourth St
O'Kelly
Coley Harris
Eliza Bell
L. J. Edwards
C. G. Freeman
Board of Viewers
Court House
Athens Weekly Banner
Oglethorpe Eco
Danielsville Monitor
H. W. White
J. M. Hodgson
R. L. Bramblett
Board of Commissioners
Are You One of Them Chamberlain's Tablets Testimony
A Baldwinsville New York resident praises Chamberlain's Tablets for a six month stomach disorder. The testimonial notes immediate relief and claims the tablets prevent recurrence, while other mentions discuss Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and state printing doubts in legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. KR. Sears
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Jurrry Acquits Mrs Mooney In Bomb Case
San Francisco jury acquitted Mrs Rena Mooney a music teacher of murder tied to a July bomb in a Preparedness Day parade that killed ten and wounded over forty. The trial hinged on conspiracy and alibi claims, with defense denying any link to the blast and presenting witnesses placed away from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Myrtle Irene Vanloo
California
Mra
Mra. Mooney
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooneys
Warren K. Billings
Israel Weinberg
Edward D. Nolan
Billings
Mooney
State Supreme Court
Nolan
Defense Fund
International Workers’ Defense League
Seawell
Alexander Borkman
Emma Goldman
Progress in the good old Medieval days and today
In old times rulers clung to power as revolutions were rare and leaders faced the gallows for attempts to liberate the people. The speaker notes modern kings face embarrassment when named, then shifts to Quentin Roosevelt sailing for France as part of the American aviators contingent, with his brothers in service.
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Younger Roosevelt
New York
Quentin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
France
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
John F. Jantzen of Delmony Saskatchewan praises Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a fine preparation. He says he has used it personally and in his family with favorable results.
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Chamberlain
John F. Jantzen
Delmony, Sask
Dublin opens convention to solve Irish question
Dublin July 25 The convention here which will attempt to reach a solution of the Irish problem has open chairmanship. It is officially announced. The nitrate plant is not any kin d to the nightshade.
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Cardui
Cardul
Dublin
Women Soldiers Fail to Stir Russians in War Front
Reports from the eastern front note women soldiers entered battle from the Baltic to the Black Sea, but Russians largely failed to rally patriotism. Only in the Southern Carpathians did they show fighting spirit, seizing villages with Rumanians and breaking the Tueton line. The German advance nears Buozacs in Galicia, while Aisne hostilities cease aside from artillery duels. British gains east of Monchy Le Preux include a liquid fire strike on German trenches. Zeebrugge submarine base suffered damage from British bombardment. The Balkans conference in Paris discusses secrecy and Greece, with Ribot asserting resolve. British forces in East Africa claim victories as Germans retreat. American training camps in France ramp up activity to reach European standards, digging trenches with enthusiasm despite artillery fire.
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Baltic
Black Sea
Carpathians
Tueton
Galicia
Buozacs
Aisne Front
Monchy le Preux
Zeebrugge
Brugess
France
Hope for Short Struggle Goes Glimmering with Russia Collapse
Washington reports that the Russian army appears to be collapsing, ending any hope for a quick war, and signaling potential German reinforcements to bolster the western front. The United States, already in conflict, faces increasing American transportation challenges as the crisis unfolds.
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Russ
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Teuton
Remarkable Record Made by Athens Boy in Crack Regiment
Athens friends of John Z Hoke Jr proud of his rapid rise to sergeant major in the Seventeenth regiment now en route to France. Dawes, former cabinet member and banker, commands the unit with 1,200 men from business and professional ranks, including college athletes Betse Dillard and Eddie Hart. Peter Nicholson of Athens also serves, signaling strong local representation in this elite regiment.
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Athens
John Z. Hoke, Jr
Seventeenth
Atlanta
France
America
Charles Dawes
Dawes
Betse Dillard
Cornell
Eddie Hart
Princeton
Hoke
Regi
Dawen—aho
University of Georgia
Pete Nicholson
A. R. Nicholson
Whitman Names Board of Appeals Exemption Nominees
Gov Whitman selects Norman Mack and William Leffingwell for the exemption board of appeals in Albany. Former Justice Hughes also named among the nominees for the body.
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New York
Albany
Norman Mack
Democratic Executive Committee
William Leffingwell
Gov. Whitman
Exemption Board of Appeals
Justice Hughes
Attacks in Senate Over Rivers and Harbors Bill
In Washington on July 21 several senators attacked the $27,000,000 rivers and harbors bill, centering on an indictment of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, the group leading the waterway improvement campaign.
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Washington
Senate
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Red Cross War Council Plans 1.5 Million Food Reserve
The Red Cross war council has 1.5 million dollars reserved for food stuffs to be sent to France as emergency reserves next winter. The aid may reach American forces or civilian populations in need.
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RED Cross
Washington
Red Cross War Council
France
Miners Die In Dominion Coal Mine Blast
Sixty two miners were killed in an explosion at the Dominion Coal Company's colliery in New Waterford. Thirty two bodies were recovered. A registrant away from home may be examined where he is currently staying, rather than returning to his home county for examination.
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Sydney
C. B
Dominion Coal Company
New Waterford
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Jim Noel
J. H. Towns
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R. C. Orr
Lulan M. Clemmons
Jane Moore
Jane ‘Moore
Lula M. Clemmons
H. A. Nix
Jim Swinney
Jimgwinney
R. K. Reaves, Jr
8. P. Reaves
M. P. Reaves
L. N. Betts
W. P. Betts
Waller Middlebrooks
Dora Roland
Walter Middlebrooks
Rufus
George Brown
Carey
Obowmia
Towne
Drainage Court of
Said Coun
Ty H. H. Hampton, R. W. Davie, Et al
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Jurry
Very
Monach
Steve
Henry
Jake
Bill
Bertie
Paris
Balkans
Ribot
Greece
London
German East Africa
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