U S Expedition Capped At 1000 Cavalry Men In Mexic o
Mexico demands that any United States punitive expedition stay within strict limits of 1900 men in one service and confined to defined areas. Sub Secretary Amador says Washington notes insistence on restraint and warns of international complications. Carranza government seeks inflexible terms and withdrawal after showing restraint.
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American Troops to Stay in Mexico and P ursue Villa
The United States will keep troops in Mexico to pursue Villa while considering Carranza’s withdrawal proposal. Washington says pursuit continues until Carranza proves intent and ability to continue chasing bandits. Secretary Lansing and Baker outlined no new orders, and negotiations with the de facto government may shape timing.
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Dietetics and quality food improve health and efficiency
The article argues that human efficiency hinges on proper quality and variety of food rather than quantity. It notes some combinations are not well assimilated, can poison the blood, and cause debility. urges readers to consult dietetics books and buy wholesome foods from Atlanta grocers advertising in The Constitution.
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Atlanta
Verdu n Front Battles Report From World War I Era
Reports from London detail artillery duels around Verdun and hostilities across multiple fronts. British and Russian forces claim victories in Mesopotamia and Erzerum, while German attacks on the Meuse and Argonne are repelled with heavy losses.
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Georgia Chamber Drafts Bill for State Highway Commission
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce committee drafted a bill creating a state highway commission to be filled by patriotic business men serving without pay. It blocks funds for nearby city road building, shifting burden to cities, and will be presented to Morton Turner for introduction in the legislature. A mass meeting in Macon will solicit endorsements from state organizations.
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Warm Springs
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Presbyterians Protest Lynching At Lithonia Meeting
The Presbytery at Lithonia yesterday protested lynching, endorsing a revised resolution. Spearheaded by Se RC Reed of Columbia, a substitute from Dr. A A Little of Westminster Presbyterian Church passed, calling on congregations to end lynching as a crime against society and the state.
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Se RC Reed
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Ships Begin To Pass Through Canal Today
Washington reports the Panama Canal will reopen tomorrow after slides closed it since September 18. War department officials say no change in plan. ships are expected to pass through as scheduled. Vessels at both ends await the reopening amid a National Academy of Science commission finding no danger from further slides.
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Wilson
Avalon Bought by Senator Carlton in Atlanta real estate move
Senator John A. Carlton of Moultrie Ga expands real estate holdings in Atlanta by purchasing the Avalon apartments at the southeast corner of West Peachtree Street and North Avenue for 146000 The four story brick building houses twenty five six room rentals yielding about 6000 yearly The sale follows a prior Avalon transfer from E M Yow two years earlier at 125000 with a profit of 21600 Carlton also bought 56 feet of the James property on Peachtree Street for 66000 fronting near Baker Street
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Big Milling Plant Destroyed By Fire Near Jacksonville
The Gresa Manufacturing big milling plant eight miles south of Jacksonville, with a 150000 feet daily capacity, was destroyed by a late afternoon fire. Loss estimated at $200000 plus, with fifty acres of lumber burned, nearby houses and machine shops damaged, water limits hindered firefighting. The plant had been acquired from Morgan Lumber recently and new machinery had been added.
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Wilson Delivers Long Submarine Crisis Resolve
President Wilson and Cabinet weigh the German submarine situation as hopes for a note to Berlin fade. Officials say evidence of ships sunk under submarine warfare confirms US position, while next steps and possible severance of diplomatic relations remain undecided. Senate foreign relations leaders say they have not been briefed on new measures.
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