Allies Form Great Wedge 10 Drive Into German Lines
Allied forces push a ten mile wedge into German lines from the Somme area near Thiepval and St Pierre vast wood with Thiepval gains and French advances near Rancourt while reporting a major Allied offensive on the Somme. Greece agrees to military cooperation with the Entente per a council decision in Athens.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ancre
Somme River
Thievpal
Peronne
Bethune Road
St. Pierre Vast Wood
Flers
Rancourt
Fiers
Somme
Russia
Ger
Galicia
Transylvania
Germany
Hermannstadt
Romania
Jiu
Dobrudja
Macedonia
Black Sea
Mexican American conference expects conclusion by Oct 15
New London Sept 7 commission reports progress on talks with both sides expressing satisfaction. They will not reveal details of negotiations while noting border conditions and banking issues received attention. Mexican side says ambassador Arrendondo's departure did not affect talks.
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Associated Press
New London
Cong
Designato Arrendondo
Washington
Mexico City
Usual Crime and Usual Punishment in Bainbridge
Bainbridge Georgia September 27 a mob stopped Sheriff Mertin and a deputy four miles from town and hanged Moxie Shuler a black farm hand accused of attacking a white girl The coroner s jury ruled death by unknown parties The sheriff says he refused to surrender the man and in a brief scuffle deputy Cook was slightly hurt
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Associated Press
Bainbridge
Mertin
Moxie Shuler
Cook
Mrs Julia Conway Critically Ill in Blacksburg Va
Mra Julia Conway wife of Dr W B Conway of this city was yesterday reported critically ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Harvey Price in Blacksburg Va Dr and Mrs Conway spend each summer there Physicians have given up hope and all her children have been summoned to her bedside She is seventy three and has suffered all summer from an ankle injury and a fall Her children include Arch M Conway of Atlanta Alfred T Conway of Atlanta and Mrs William C Minel of College Park Md
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Mra
Julia Conway
W. B. Conway
Harvey Price
Blacksburg
Price
Arch M. Conway
Atlanta
Alfred T. Conway
William C. Minelf
College Park
Mile of Pennies Observed Sunday at First Methodist
A special occasion titled A Mile of Pennies will be observed at 4 First Methodist for Sunday school next Sunday. Each member is expected to bring pennies to complete the budget for missions and other expenses for the year, aiming to make the event a great effort by the bag school.
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Methodist
Fayssoux Hypnotist Brings Show To Colonial Tonight
The famed Payssoux performs hypnotic demonstrations at the Colonial theater tonight after a prior act at the Athen Engineering Company. A subject, placed under hypnosis, will be awakened on stage at 8:00 PM in front of the audience following a daylight test drive along city streets. Reserved seating is not available. all seats on a first come basis.
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Payssoux
Com Jona Theater
Fayssoux
Athen! Engineering Company
Colonial Theater
A*nens Engineering Company
Zens
Lins
Besveles Att Ag
Ite
Brat
Dye Census Marks First Global Survey by U S Expert
Dr Thomas Norton a dye expert with the federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce released a dye census claimed as the first of its kind. It covers 8 500 dye stuffs and shows the United States imported in one year large quantities while most processing now occurs domestically.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas Norton
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Mystery surrounds woman who shot Graveur in hotel slaying
Philadelphia report says the woman companion of J. D. Graveur, a New York social worker killed by Mrs. Harry Belzer, kept silent as police suspect she is the wife of Joseph O. Ledus, a Chicago businessman.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
J. D. Graveur
New York
Harry Belzer
Joseph O. Ledus
Chicago
Clarke County Bar Meeting Calendar October Term 1916
Notice to attorneys announces a bar meeting for Saturday September 30 at 1 PM in Clarke county superior court to prepare the calendar for the October term 1916. Witness Honorable Charles H Brand judge. Clerk E J Crawford notes date September 27 1916.
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Superior Court
Clarke County
Clarke Superior Court
Charles H. Brand
E. J. Crawford
President to Speak in Long Branch on Hughes Issues
President Wilson plans a political address in Long Branch on Saturday outlining Hughes related issues. The speech marks his first purely political address and signals a direct stance on the political situation, described as handled "without gloves."
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Associated Press
Long Branch
Hughes
Wilson
Japan to Renew Contention for Rights in United States
A Associated Press report from Washington says Japan may renew the fight for land rights in the United States after the war. Baron Salantani addressed the issue in New York, noting Japan does not think nations should be denied property rights. The topic had been expected to be raised postwar, but no official position had been stated.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Pesce
Rot
Japan
United States
Associated P
Washington
Ropean
United
New York
Baron Salantani
Greene and Warren counties visit Athens on a June trip
A county delegation from Greene and Warren visited Athens yesterday along with Vice President Haselton and local leaders. The party toured the farm, dairy, pastures, and agricultural facilities, attended a luncheon, and heard remarks from faculty and dignitaries including Judge Walker, Col. Fitzpatrick, Rev. Emory, Hart Sibley, Dr. Carter, and Athens officials.
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Greene
Warren Counties
Athens
D. P. Haselton
J. F. W. Carroll
D. G. Ever
Tibbetts
Hart Sibley
Union Point
Greensboro
Messia
W. J. Morris
Hart Butler
Callaway
Will. Gunn
BL W. Stewart
H. H. Flint
W. H. Durham
J. W. West
Percy Thornton
F. R. Askew
D. Witcher
Homer Mullins
T. Andrews
Geo. Heard
Tom Hester
Wiliam Hester
B. M. Brown
John Arnold
L. P. Smith
John Newsome
J. J. Smith
Henry Morris
Oscar Jackson
Arch Ogietree
L. D. Carlton
R. Oc, Dickinson
W. A. Chapman
R. T. Colvin
Merce
Agricultural Engineering Department
Judge Walker
Col. Fitspatrick
Emory
Hart Sitley
Carter
Wright
Haselton
Banner's Big Auto-Electric Show At Moss Auditorium
Interest grows in the Banner sponsored automobile exhibition at Moss Auditorium October 17 to 19. Automakers will exhibit new models with more makes and accessories, open evenings with lighting and music, drawing thousands from across the state.
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Banner
Moss
James Music House
Ty Counties
Claim That 125000 Workers Quit Work No Substantiation
New York reporting that labor leaders insist the general strike of trades unionists aiding the car men who quit in September was announced today though no substantiation is provided. The claim suggests widespread action but lacks verifiable confirmation from officials or unions.
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Associated Press
New York
Lion
Field Artillery Battalion Mobilized for Border Duty
Field Artillery battalion of Georgia National Guard, the only unit mobilized so far, received marching orders to fight and is to depart when trains are ready in two or three days. It comprises 444 men and 19 officers. Florida’s Second Regiment, ordered to the border, awaits official orders but plans to go as trains permit.
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Berlin
Overseas
Georgia National Guard
Batalion
Georgia
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Bremen Berlin Says Has Arrived in U S
Berlin newspapers report the German submarine Bremen has arrived at New London Connecticut U S A but no confirmation from New York. The Bremen’s voyage and status are disputed in dispatches with conflicting details from Berlin and New York.
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Bremen
Berlin
U. S
Associated Press
New London
Conn
New State Executive Committee Members Listed by Districts
A list naming district by district appointees to the New State Executive Committee. It includes members such as J. D. Clifton of Decatur, M. Watson of Miller, J. G. Perry of Colquitt, B. M. Turnipseed of Crisp, and many others across districts from the First through Twelfth.
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Marion
L. ©. Slade
New Mirtlestotts
Bank positions swap in Georgia and Peoples Bank
Mr. L Smith, longtime Peoples Bank bookkeeper, moves to Georgia National Bank in a similar role. Mr. Guy Hancock, formerly assistant in the clerk of the superior court, takes the vacated bookkeeper position at Peoples Bank.
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L Smith
Peoples’ Bank
Georgia National Bank
Guy Hancock
Superior Court
People’ Bank
Dr DeLoach Resigns Georgia Station Post for Armour Co
Dr DeLoach formerly head of the cotton department at the Georgia Experiment Station near Griffin resigns to become agricultural expert with Armour and Co fertilizer laboratories. Board members include Dr Goule, Barrow, State Agricultural Commissioner J D Price, and Dr J G Hardman. He was in Athens last week returning from Detroit after a visit to Henry Ford and had earlier owned real estate in Athens.
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Rosh DeLongh
Georgia Experiment Station
Griffin
State Agricultural College
Great Armour & Co. Fertilizer Laboratories
Huai Wet
Goule
Chancalier Barrow
Mir. CA VerNooy
Summer School for Teachers in Georgia
Georgia teachers gather for multiple summer sessions in Carrollton Monroe Americus Statesboro Barnesville and Valdosta from June 4 to July 6. Supervisors from Monroe lead the programs assisted by local high school faculties. Special music literature courses offered by George Granberry with plans to add vocal music literature and elementary science next year. State schools listed include M L Duggan George Godard P B Land and J C Martin.
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Carrollton
Aanbee Tr Sie
Monroe
Americus
Statesboro
Barnesville
Noeds
George Granberry
New York
Ellijay
Bilijay
Blue Ridge
M. L. Duggan
George Godard
P. B.land
J. C. Martin
Million of New Gold From Nome
The steamship Victoria arrived with a million of new gold from Nome. F Smith and wife from the Yukon district had a quarter of a million in dust. If wages are good, quitting over grievances seems unlikely, even if some believe them real or imaginary.
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Nome
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Victoria
F. Smith
Yukon
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Cobb
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Julian B. McCarty
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Clarke
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W. J. Matthews
Elbert
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