Leaked wireless installations tied to Germany plot
New York reports evidence that two high powered wireless setups were shipped in pieces to Mexico as part of a mail scheme to relay military information from the United States to Germany via Norwegian ships. Three men Harry F. Perisai Irving Bonaparte and Axel B. Melchar arrested for conspiring to pass destroyer fleet news to Germany.
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New York
Mexico
United States
Germany
Harry F. Perisai
Irving Bonaparte
Axel B. Melchar
Methodist Elder Announces Third Itinerary for Athens District
The presiding elder of the Athens Methodist district unveils his third-round itinerary with dates for towns from First Church Athens on June 3 through Athens Circuit August 26. The district conference convenes at First Church Athens July 11 to 13 under Bishop Rays.
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Athens
1St Methodist
First
Young Harris
Apalachee
Bostwick
Rutledge
Mallory
Oconee
Buckhead
East Madison
Madison
Greene Circuit
Liberty
Greensboro
Sheron
Ficklin
White Plaine
Siloam
Union Point
Center
West Wilkes
Hills
Little River
Bethel
Washington
Lexington
Wesley
Winterville
Cherokee Corner
Bishop
Rays
Princeton
Barnett
Broad River
Pope's
Watkinsville
Temple
Red Stone
The Ancient Oath of Young Men of Athens
An excerpt presents the oath pledging to uphold city honor despite hardship. It commits to courage, fidelity to laws, and encouraging public virtue, with a vow to leave Athens greater and more beautiful for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Health in Athens Ad
Athens residents report relief from back pain and fatigue after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Mra. 8. F. Davia of Cobbit Athens testifies to strengthened back and reduced signs of kidney disease. Price 60 cents at all dealers. ask for Doan's Kidney Pills from Wester Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
Athens
F. Davia
Cobbit
Toan
Davia
Wester Milburn Co
Thuffalo
Lane Defends U S War Aims In Self-Defense Speech
Secretary Lane states in a Washington speech that the United States fights Germany for self defense and to spare the world from barbarity. He argues freedom requires ships, men, and money to uphold an honest world.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lane
Home Club
Interior Department
Germany
America
Americans
Joffre to Aid Pershing in U S War Effort
Paris reports Marshal Joffre designated to continue Washington efforts to organize American participation. He will represent the French government in cooperation with General Pershing. Also noted are leadership changes in Russia and a sinking of the Spanish steamer Telesfora with crew saved.
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Associated Press
Paris
Marschal Joffre
Washington
Geneaal Pershing
Union Station Plaza
Congress
National Capitol
Lee
Management Electric Company Bonus Letters To Loyal Employes
The Athens Railway and Electric Company leaders announce monthly bonus checks to staff to offset postwar costs and rising living expenses. They cite higher prices for copper rails iron and other supplies while fare and electric rates stay fixed. The note underscores service quality and gratitude for employee cooperation amid economic strain and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Bien
Confederate Veterans Parade Marks Washington Reunion
The 27th United Confederate Veterans gathering opens in Washington with a parade past the White House and a presidential review. Veterans attend memorials at Arlington, while sessions feature sixTEEN hours daily of activities.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
United States
United Confederate Veterans
Confederate States
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Arlington National Cemetery
Congress
George P. Harrison
Washington
Wilson
John P. Mitchell
New York
Gettysburg Battlefield
Virginia Memorial
Robert £. Lee
France
Great Britain
Italy
Cotton Seed Crushers Hold 13th Georgia Convention at Atlantic Beach
Atlantic Beach Georgia June 4 with largest attendance in association history the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia met. President Henry C Brown Augusta Ga reviewed the year and urged reforms. A D Hudson Bureau of Markets USDA Washington spoke on Grading Cotton Seed. Sidney Story North and South American Trading Co Louisville discussed maritime independence.
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Atlantic Beach
Fia
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
Henry C. Brown
Augusta
A. D. Hudson
Bureau of Markets
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Southeast
Sidney Story
North and South American Trading Co
Louisville
America
Sesociation
J. J. Brown
Way of It Opens With Patriotic Address at Season Start
Dr. Clarence J. Owens of Riv erdale Md. spoke at the opening session, praising Southern dedication and urging duty for the nation. He framed America’s role as a global ally in defending democracy, liberty, and international friendship, calling for unity and sacrifice in a fateful hour.
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Clarence J. Owens
Riverdale
The
Gons
Uw ‘South
Ita
Dr. Owens
America
Washington
Jefferson
Madzon
Monroé
Kingdom of Man
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Owens
San Salvador
Board of Trade Fixes Corn Price at 1 65
Chicago June 4 The Board of Trade directors fixed the maximum price for corn as for wheat in future contracts at 1.65 per bushel. This marks a set price level for corn amid market activity and follows Wheat price decisions made earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
First man to register condemned to die in Georgia
The Adjutant General’s office received from Sheriff W. S. Martin the registration card of Charlie Williams, a Terrell County native and convict awaiting murder sentence, as the first Georgia registrant under the conscription act. Williams requests to serve the country in the European war. the card is under investigation.
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Atanta
Georgia
Adjutant General's
S. Martin
Decatur Coun
Bainbridge
Charlie Wiliams
Williams
Terrell County
Secretary Me Adoo Addresses Liberty Loan Meetings
New York June 4 Secretary Me Adoo received an enthusiastic reception as he spoke at two Liberty Loan meetings. He urged all to contribute within their means. Mayor Mitchell and Oscar Strapas presided at the respective gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
MeAdoo
Liberty Loan
Mayor Mitchell
Oscar Strapas
Prohibitive Whiskey Tax Backed by Senate Committee
The Senate finance committee favored a prohibitive wartime levy on whiskey and distilled spirits for beverage use, about five dollars per gallon, while beer taxation remains unchanged. The move would push distilleries toward warehouse storage with a likely rise in bonded liquor usage and a potential rise in federal revenue from the tax reform.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
F Dance Committee
Gore
History Notes on the Old Gun Armory
Mies M Rutherford seeks history of the old Gun Armory across the river under Captain Cooke during the War Between the States. He asks for output of the Armory and its years of operation.
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Mies M. Rutherford
Cooke
Tabernacle Revival Services Continue With Strong Attendance
Evangelist D. P. Montgomery delivered three sermons to large crowds during two weeks of revival at Tabernacle Baptist Church. More than 20 accessions were reported as the week continued with a song service led by T. A. Henry. Reverend E. H. Jennings praised the progress and urged community participation.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
D. P. Montgomery
T. A. Henry
E. H. Jennings
Death of Mrs A C Firor in Thurmont Maryland
On Sunday morning June Ord at her home in Thurmont Maryland died Mrs A C Firor mother of Guy W Firor and J W Firor of the State College of Agriculture and George Firor Farm Demonstration Agent of Habersham County Georgia. Many friends express sorrow for the loss of these fine young men who have long lived in Georgia and Athens.
Meat Souffle Recipe from a 19th Century Menu
A kitchen note outlines a meat souffle made with 1 cup cold meat, butter, flour, milk, salt, pepper, and beaten eggs folded with stiffened whites. The dish bakes twenty minutes in a buttered dish and serves four, priced at twenty-five cents, with a lunch menu of ham, pickles, apple tarts, and tea.
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P. Wiggins, P. E
Joffre
Pershing
U. S
Madrid
Telesfora
Ypres
Wytschaete
Jend
Famour-Vimy Ridge
Gorzia
Management Electric Company
Owen
Washington, I DD
Crushers
AHENS
Beason
Meadog
N.Y
Tabernacle Meeting
Maryland
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