Clarke Offered Publicity Place For Georgia Campaign
Howard Young Clarke of Quitman was named head of a statewide publicity drive endorsed by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce to attract capital and residents and advertise Georgia products. The meeting also chose Tate as second vice president to replace F W Betson, with plans for exhibit cars, a state book, and a five year campaign.
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Howard Young Clarke
Quitman
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Mr Clarke
State Chamber
Chain Tate
Tate
F W. Btetson
Macon
KO J Jones
Canton
Tate Robert F Meddox
Charles J Haden
H G Hastings
Italian Troops Land in Albania Amid War Updates
Reported landings of Italian troops in Albania are followed by mine explosions and enemy counter actions in nearby districts. Allied air operations claim downed enemy planes near Calais and Mirau-Mount depots, with extensive German-British air activity and several prisoner and casualty figures cited.
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Amiens
Deimboer
Small engagements and heavy fire across multiple fronts
Battles raged along the Dvina near Bonnenhof farm with German forces fleeing after heavy casualties. West front actions included Loos Angres and Hill 140 engagements, with mine blasts near Faye and surface shelling around Arras. Serbian Monastir remained held, and Greek Macedonia faced pressure from the central powers while British casualties reached 10228 officers and men as the war extended.
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Arras
Somme
Faye
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Helgen
Dixmude
Ypres
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Bervyse
Onde
Capelle Saint Jacques Capelle
Nieuw- Capelle
Chateau de Woumen
Luyghen
Steenstraete
Monastir
Derna
Krivolak
Vousan
Dardahenes
Artilleries
Gur
Montenegro Defends Previte as Reinforcements Press
Official Montenegrin war office statement says heavy Austro German reinforcements attacked Pribas and Plevije on November 20 forcing a retreat to rear positions while securing 30 prisoners.
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Itisrend
Serbia
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Kivhevo
Krusseso
Brodi
Previte
Pribas
China
Pekin
Constantinople
Dardanelle
Anafarta
Art Burnu
Kanhi-Hul
Seddul Bahr
Mann Re-Elected Minority Leader In 64th Congress
Republicans renominate Representative Mann of Illinois as speaker and minority leader. Cooper of Wisconsin protests against committee appointments. Mann urges nonpartisan military and naval committee work with Democrats, highlights defense planning debates and calls for bipartisan expert input. Caucus names Greene as chair and Laughlin as clerk, with Price, Sheldon, Tallman, Denny, and Couden listed for key posts. Cannon emphasizes need for fiscal restraint and new economic legislation.
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Iinois
Cooper
Wisconsin
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House
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Cannon
Titola
Wilson
Representative Greene
Massachusetts
MoLaughlin
Michigan
Clarence W Price
Pittsburg
Kaw
Ad Men Auction Pig Sale Draws Crowds at Atlanta Bazaar
Mrs W L Peels leads the pig auction and bazar at 16 Whitehall Street as the Ad Men club and volunteers auction pigs, oversee booths, and entertain crowds. The Georgia Harvest Festival setup features doll displays, crafts, a Puritan dress replica, a Hindu poem art piece, fortune telling, and varied booths run by local clubs and ladies. the event runs through Saturday with famous cake bakers and a wide array of handmade goods attracting large crowds.
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J+T Holieman
C i H Johnson
J C Gentry
Joseph Habersham
Massachusetts
Endicott
Arta and Craft
Henry B Scott
Tagore
Mra JR Hardin
Alice ‘Massengale
White
W . Coteman
Allison Green
Sears
G EL Pratt
P OH Mil
Best Cake
J . Dougherty Vrs
Springer
King
Wra Wow
Widows’ Fund Vital to 142 Deceased Friend Def borrowers
Andrew Carne Gie testified in New York that after retirement he began helping widows by accepting funds and issuing notes to secure their safety. He said 60 percent annual return soothed their distress, leading to continual loans until 142 debtors owed 3,137,49420 dollars in default.
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Funda Fett
Two Auto Robbers Sought After Atlanta Highway Holdups
Police search for two masked robbers who robbed a store on Marietta Street, fled in a Ford with a sidekick hiding inside, taking cash from the register. The incident ended before officers arrived. Also reported are discoveries of six new prehistoric horse species in California by Professor J Merriam, housed in UC Berkeley paleontology.
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Ting Graces
Marutta Street
Mr .Johns
Ford
Marietta Street
Nobe
Herkeley Cal
California
J Merriam
Department of Paleontology
University of California
Merriam
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