France Vows Complete Victory in Chamber Session
Paris August 5 France's chamber of deputies met to mark the war anniversary with a display of patriotism. Paul Deschanel opened the session praising France’s year of honor and the breaking of German power. President Poincare’s message stressed national unity and renewed resolve to secure Europe’s safety. An attempted interruption by Leon Accambray was met with applause for Deschanel.
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Chamber of Deputies
Paul Deschanel
Chamber
Br. Rodzianke
Duma
France
Joan of Arc
Valmy
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Bach
Jean Ofre
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Poincare
Pretier
Senate
Aristide Brijand
M. Poincare
Germany
M. Poincate
Europe
M. Deschanel
Leon Accambray
Aisne
Millerand
M. Accambray
Tribune
M.deschanel
M. Deschand
Vitalitas promoted by Georgia woman in early ad claims
A Dallas resident, Bra W C Maloney, praises Vitalitas as easing nervousness sleeplessness and stomach troubles after taking two bottles. The ad urges readers to visit Jacobs Pharmacy 22 Whitehall or write for information claiming the tonic strengthens digestion biliousness kidney and liver issues and restores health through constitutional action.
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W. C. Maloney
Dallas
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Madison Street
Georgia
Mex Maloney
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall
Americas Unite to Demand Peace Debates with Carranza
A public message to General Carranza demands he lay down arms and join adversaries in forming a US recognized government within a set time. World powers await the move as Villa Zapata and other leaders show willingness for peace talks and a provisional government with US moral support. Carranza's response will shape final plans.
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Carranza Eathers
Carranza
United States
Diders
Carranga
Fns
Fuller
Washington Administration
Poller
Felipe Angeles
Diaz Lombardo
Manuel Bonilla
Villa Kimvelé
Villa
Improved Conditions in South Georgia Report
Albany August 5. Special says business conditions in Georgia's southwest have improved despite war fears. In July 1916 the Albany division saw the same number of bankruptcy petitions as July 1915 before the European war, with only four petitions in the first seventeen days and an annual average near ten. Business groups note economies have adapted, predicting few bankruptcy cases in August.
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Albany
Georgia
United States
Geora
Albany to Erect 2000Seat Auditorium at Pine and Jackson
Dirt was broken for Albany Georgia’s new municipal auditorium on Pine and Jackson streets replacing the old Georgia Chautauqua building. The project totals over 50000 with a 40000 bond and about 20000 more to be raised in two years via a small tax rise. The Thain auditorium will seat 2000 and include modern theater equipment and a smaller ground floor room for conventions of up to 150 delegates. It will be leased for theater but serve chautauqua assemblies conventions political meetings and women’s organizations locally.
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Albany
Georgia Chautauqua
Pine and
Jackson Streets
Fire damages Louisville store in Wednesday blaze
Louisville Ga August 5 Special. A fire discovered early Wednesday morning in a brick store owned by J B Polhill caused heavy stock damage after firefighters gained control. Property loss estimated at 2500 to 3500 dollars with coverage by insurance.
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Louisville
J. B. Polhill
Secon
Rockmart Bank Robber Sought by Detectives
Rome Ga August 6 Special Private detectives are seeking the robber who held up the Rockmart bank yesterday afternoon and escaped with 3500 in large denomination bills. The bandit forced Assistant Cashier Famba to back into the vault at gunpoint and refused small bills. Six men were arrested yesterday. five remain in sheriff custody but none appear implicated, unable to recount the robbery time. Detectives are hired by the bank’s surety company to recover losses.
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Rome
Bank of Rockmart
Famba
Second Escape Prisoner Nabbed by Sumter Sheriff
Amerlout Ga August 5 Special Ivey Kaler a white convict serving four years for manslaughter and who escaped from the Sumter chain gang was captured this evening. He was hidden in his mother in law's home armed with a revolver but did not shoot Deputy Harvey. This is Kaler's second escape, his first leading to the North Carolina mountains before being betrayed by an acquaintance for the reward. He is regarded as a dangerous criminal.
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Amerlout
J— Ivey Kaler
Sumter
Kaler
Harvey
North Carolina
Empire Investment and Yaryan Naval Stores Co to Be Rehabilitated
Brunswick August 5 plan for the reorganization of the Yaryan Naval Stores company was revealed when a petition for incorporation of the Yaryan Basin and Turpentine company was filed in the superior court. The new holding company will take over assets of Yaryan Naval Stores and Empire Investment, totaling 1.8 million dollars. The renamed entity will issue 800,000 dollars in stock to creditors, who will recover through collateral trust notes. The capital stock will be one million dollars with working capital not less than 100,000 dollars. Petitioners include Albert Fendig, A M Way, G C Smith of Brunswick and A H Bauer of St Louis, and their associates.
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Yaryan Naval Stores Company
Yaryan Basin
Turpentine Company
Empire Investment
Com- Tt
Yaryan, Rosin and Turpentine Company
Empire Investment Company
Treasury
Albert Fendig
A.M. Way
G. C. Smith
A. H. Bauer
St. Louis
Conventions Secured by Atlanta Bureau
The Atlanta Convention Bureau reports securing several conventions for Atlanta during 1917 and 1918. The representative has been in San Francisco three months visiting convention headquarters and arranging bookings expected to draw many visitors to the city.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Convention Bureau
San Francisco
Church Plans to Build Sunday School Rooms
The Church of the Epiphany in Inman Park will hold a congregational meeting Sunday August 8 to authorize the vestry to place a $1000 mortgage on a vacant lot the church owns. Proceeds will be used to build Sunday school rooms and a chapel for a vested choir shortly to be organized.
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Church of the Epiphany
Moreland and
Wuclid
Inman Park
Sermon by Dr Holderby at East Point Presbyterian
The East Point Presbyterian Church will host a Sunday service led by Dr A K Holderby with the sermon titled Ultimate Armament Over Evil. Sunday school is scheduled at a later hour in the morning.
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East Point Presbyterian Church
A. RK. Holderby
Michigan Alumni to fund union center at Ann Arbor
Atlanta alumni led by Dr. Leroy W. Child will launch a nationwide drive in October to raise 1 million for a University of Michigan union building. The plan includes 650000 for the building, 109000 for equipment, and 250000 for endowment, with a banquet slated October 2 to inaugurate the campaign among 182 clubs and 67 Georgia and South Carolina Michigan men.
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University of Michigan
United States
Atlanta Club
Leroy W. Child
University of Michigan Union
Ann Arbor
Harvard Union
Michigan
Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Leroy William Childs
Donald T. Hackinson
Harrison Jones
W. & Becker
Hamilton Douglas, Sr
Motorcycle Riders Die After Tuesday smash at Washington Fulton
Two men die and a third is improving after a motorcycle crash at Washington and Fulton streets Tuesday afternoon. Frank Giddigh 325 Avenue dies Thursday at 4 p.m. Mark Cornwell street sweeper dies Thursday evening. Eldon Haynes passenger improves. Frank Lindis Sayed 19 salesman Garrow Candy company survived by parents and sisters. Body to Paule's chapel.
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Washington and
Fulton Streets
Frank Giddish
325
Avenue
Mark Cornwell
Eldon Haynes
Frank Lindis Sayed
Garrow Candy E Company
J. FP. Giddigh
Paule
Mark Gornwell
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