Smith to attend state convention amid pressure from supporters
Senator Hoke Smith will attend the opening of the Macon convention after leaving Washington tonight. He travels by train and may reach Atlanta tomorrow afternoon, with options to proceed to Macon or stay in Atlanta before an early Monday trip. His visit is seen as influencing the Hardwick Slaton Lelder senator situation amid pressure from Memisentative Hardwick backers.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Hoke Smith
Macon
Atlanta
Senator Smith
Hardwick Slaton Lelder
Smith
Hardwick
Whch
Thomas S
Felder
Tompu
Iin
Illness Remedy Ad Promises Lung Health Restorations
A garbled 1909 health notice touts Alterative medicines as curing lung conditions. It claims rapid improvements in symptoms, tuberculosis cases, and general recovery with testimonials from unnamed patients.
Senator Smith to Meet Georgians Over Cotton Situation
Senator Smith says he departs at supporters urging him to meet Georgians in Macon on Tuesday to discuss the cotton situation. He notes efforts to liberalize currency to aid cotton growers due to the European war and plans to confer with constituents while in Macon before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Georg Sians
Hera Ig
Smiths
Saman
Macon
Secretary of the Treasury
Massachusetts
Senate
Washington
Georgia
French Lieutenants Killed in One Battle
In the army orders of the day a general notes six lieutenants killed or cited for gallantry on August 20. Second Lieutenant Vialla of the fourth battalion of riflemen fell mortally wounded leading a counter bayonet charge. The others are commended for conspicuous gallantry and the war office promises the cemeteries and families the utmost recompense.
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Paris
Meutenants
Vialla
War Office
Senator Bryan urged for federal judgeship
A petition circulated in Washington urged the appointment of Senator Nathan P Bryan of Florida to the federal appeals court for the Fifth Circuit. It notes a vacancy after the death of Judge David D Shelby of New Orleans and lists Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Texas as among circuit states.
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Washington
Gree
Nathan 2 .Bryan
Florida
Federal Court of Appeals
Fifth Judicial Circuit
David DB Shelby
New Orleans
Cdreuit
Feorgia
Alabama
Mississpp
Teoulsigna
Tews
Hero's Son is Killed in France War Scene
Paris reports the death of Jean de Crepy, lieutenant and Hessars district native, grandson of General Chang. He fell near Buzancy as a statue honors the general. The piece notes a possible U S ransom payment for European subjects, reflecting wartime anxieties and international tension.
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Paris
Jean de Crepy
Leutenant
Hessars
Chang
Crepy
Buzancy
France
Chinz
American Ambassador thanked by Britain in Berlin crisis
Washington reports Sir Cecil Spring Rice conveyed Britain's thanks to American Ambassador Gerard in Berlin for aiding Sir Edward Goschen and embassy staff during the rupture between Germany and England. The message notes Gerard's personal risk in aiding British subjects and requests that Gerard's government convey the appreciation to him.
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Washington
Cecil Spring Rica
Bryan
Gerard
Berlin
Edward Goschen
Germany
England
United States
Sage Me Gerild
Ins
Edward Greys
Garard
We Gerard
Obituary notices for Camila Ga Ausustae and others
Camila Ga Ausustae widow of the late Dr Samuel Jones dies at her home after a long illness. She is survived by her husband and six children, with extended family including relatives in Thomasville and Camilla. Funeral services will be held at the local church tomorrow afternoon. Also noted is the death of Engine Williams, 13, a former banker and insurer, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements to follow.
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Camila
Rene
Mexar
Charles Wenain
United
Thomasville
Elily
Samuel Jones
Joncas
Wille
Calambay
Athera
Veirg
Us Cobb Institute
Matti
Jancs
Alexander
Pridon
Tra Augusta
Mater
Gunnachi
Every Available Man Needed by British War Effort
British authorities announce all available men are needed for immediate mobilization. Reports indicate troops from the Great Lakes area and naval forces are being routed to key ports for defense and expeditionary duties, with London directing conscription-like measures.
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Maine
Great Lakes
London
NEW MEMPHIS CATCHER TO MAKE DEBUT TODAY
Memphis Tennessee August 29 Special A catcher Andrean of Keokuk Jena in the Central Association will debut in the Southern league tomorrow. Catcher Marshall who was purchased from the Charleston club will join the Memphis club Monday. Kimball recalled from the Selma club will be in the lineup for one of the doubleheaders tomorrow. Wudermott who has been out has recovered and will probably be in the lineup tomorrow.
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Memphis ‘Tenn
Andrean
Keokuk Jena
Central Association
Marshall
Charleston
Memphis
Kimball
Selma
Wwudermott
Pum
Hanson Hosts Rotary Shore Dinner At Peachtree Road
George W Hanson entertained Atlanta Rotary members with a unique Nassau shore dinner on Peachtree Road. More than fifty guests enjoyed seafood flown in from Savannah, served barbecue style under trees. Ben Lee Crew briefly entertained with Miss Rotary Service in a playful pocket photo, while singing led by Jay Barnes.
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George W Hanson
Rotary Club of
Atlanta
Browa
Peachtree Roa
Fred Houser
Ee Barnes
Glove Shortage and Rising Prices Hit U S Market
The Philadelphia North American notes a looming leather glove shortage due to war disrupting imports from Germany and Europe. Prices have surged for short and long gloves as demand remains while skin supplies dwindle, with estimates of stock running out in about three months and wholesalers scrambling to stock up. Prices for key chemicals used in photography also jump due to disrupted imports.
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Philadelphia
Tinea
Germany
Europe
England
Austria
Erices
Second Baseman Clark Recalled by Barons
Birmingham Alabama August 29 Second baseman Danny Clark recalled from Augusta club in the Sally League will report to the Barons Monday. He will not be regular but will be held in reserve for emergencies as Augusta builds a 290 season.
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Birmingham
Spe Pest
Danny Clark
Augusta Club
Barons
Augusta
A Boycott of Germany from a Modern View
A columnist argues against general boycotts of German-made goods and of attacking Wagner at Covent Garden. The piece condemns the belief that wars and national strength come from force, urging preservation of culture and science over punitive economic measures. It cites German scientific and artistic influence and warns such boycotts would harm all nations, including Britain.
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Germany
Ron
New York
Fachard Wagner
Covent Simien
Sormin Angell
Beethoven
Cherain
Hocott Netion
Austria and Servia War Delay for Tactical Reasons
The article argues Austria delays punitive action after declaring war on Servia, postponing full engagement to a more opportune time. It notes Servia’s stubborn defense, warns of wider European ruin if the conflict widens, and laments missed chances to avoid a continent-spanning war.
War Footing for the Family
A Thaentork Tribune piece urges US families to tighten belts as Europe’s war drags on. It argues wellness through strict economy, cutting luxuries, and careful spending to endure shortages and bolster national endurance. Strong call for frugality and shared sacrifice.
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Thaentork Tribune
America
Chiett
Cleera
Tane
Europe
Casey at the Bat and De Wolf Hopper’s Comic Exchange
A clipped anecdote riffs on De Wolf Hopper and a lawyer at a party. Hopper’s quip about a professional comedian and a lawyer with hands in his pockets plays on stage habit and public perception. The piece blends literary reference with a light courtroom humor angle.
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de Wolf Hopper
Casey
Sand
London crowded with destitute Americans
Washington reports from Ambassador Page that London is crowded with destitute Americans in Germany and Switzerland. The American Relief Committee has met every demand, aiding the 3000 refugees who arrived in London last week, with 45000 Americans having left England for home since August. Ambassador Page estimates about 1000 more will sail home next week. From Venice, the American consulate cables that 150 Americans were aboard the Greek steamer Thrinil due in New York September 13.
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Washington
London
Germany
Switzerland
State Department
Ambassador Page
American Relief Committee
England
Venice
New York
War fears lift cost of eyeglasses amid imports cut
The New York Times reports wartime effects ripple through everyday life as opticians warn of higher prices for special lenses. German blanks, used in prescription glasses, are now scarce due to wartime disruption, forcing reliance on American grinding and higher costs for customers. Italy leads in human hair trade amid global shortages.
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New York Times
Germany
Funeral notices for Will Leimel and Mrs Parks
Funeral services are announced for Will Leimel this afternoon at the Church of the Tamaculate Detention with burial at West View. Also noted is the funeral of Mrs Wo4 Parks in Whitesburg Ga with interment and processions described including relatives from Atlanta Chattanooga and Birmingham.
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Will Leimel
du Aelock
Church of
West View
Garthres
P. J
Aed
Denver
Cole
Atlante
Wic
Wiss
Vrinsamnis
Isalila
Vrs
BO Busyell
George
Paterson & Son
Ferment
Galeiaré
Zettlemen Willatty Irihearts
Chipel
Almand
Maire Dabney
Jugene Dasnes
Joel Dawnes
Wo Parksey
Luke G Tohnson
Atlanta
T C Betteon
Chattanooga Tenn
Mom Paris
Affliedgevile Ga
Mary Parky
Chattanooga’ Tenn
J D Moore
Fiemingham
FooMoore
Lirminghim
Parks
Proand
Urs & P Stephens
Whitesburg Ga
Kev
Mre Wolham 1 Farts of Chattanom ge
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Luke G Johnson at age 47 plus details of survivors including three daughters and a son. It records services at Whitesburg and burial beside her husband, with a funeral at Whitesburg. The body will be moved from the residence to Amtrak for burial.
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Joel
William
Georgy
Georma
Juke G Johnsor Athos
Betterton, Chatt
Mary Parke Chatianroom
D Moore
Moore
Birmingham
Packs
Attlanty
Sterlers
Atlanta
Whitsburg
Eirie
Kes
Luke G Johnson
Washingtonti
Oiloch
Weet Point
Whitesburg
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Roger
Jane Attec
Bob E
Recus
Senator Bryan
Hero
Uncle Sam
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Hughes Wek
Oieg
Mat McGrath
Harmer Thrower
Matt McGrath
John Flanagan
Celtic Park
McGrath
Flanagan
J. M. McNair
Camilla
Elizabeth Jones
O. H. McWilliams
Lewis
Rye
THE
Strauss, Pritz CO
Distillers
Cincinnati
Hnland Shore
Rotary Club
Geo. Hanson
U. S
Wir
Khara Guinone
Clark
Mozley
Morley Lemon Elixir Co
Atlanta, Ga
Servia
Rada
Turkey
Bulgaria
Berita
Austris
Aus Ria
Russia
Belgium
Songland
Japan
Italy
Barclay & Brandon CQ
Ivy St
Brandon
RM Brandon
Robert Collins
Baldwin County
Thomas County
T J
Milledgeville
Aires
Woolley
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Elliott Street
W. A. Parks
WW Fuller
Georgia Railroad
Oakland Avenue
Hunter Street
Forrest
George Adair
Adriatic
North Court
North Avenue
Peachtrees
South Gordon
West End
Fix
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston & Bay
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Peachtree
Grand Building
George P. Moore
Auburn Avenue
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