Greece Fights On Despite Allies Deserting
London December 2 The armistice protocol was signed by Turkish and Bulgarian delegates with Serbia and Montenegro represented. Greece did not sign and its stance threatens a split among the allies as negotiations over Adrianople Saloniki and other terms loom.
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London
Servia
Montenegro
Council of Ministera
Gipek
Greece
Balkan
Saloniki
Adrianopls
Scutari
Jauina
Turkey
Bulgaria
Sofia
Romania
Galli- Boli Peninsula
Dardanelles
Hungaria
France
Proteata
Siellenic
Adrianople
Athens
Fireece
Asia Minor
Thedeaghach
Teliuia
Halagaria
Greece Is Expected To Continue The War Frontline Tie
Constantinople reports plenipotentiaries met at Bashiehe as discussions continue. Greek involvement remains active in the ongoing war, with observers awaiting outcome and further negotiations noted on page sixteen.
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Greece
Constantinople
Bashiehe
Tragic Ohio wreck leaves multiple dead and injured
A Pennsylvania railroad collision near Dresden Ohio killed five and wounded nine as a second train struck a rear coach. Survivors and rescuers describe a mangled scene with twisted steel and timbers, while a Cincinnati Muskingum Valley line derailment contributed to the fatalities and injuries. A wife saved her husband from the onrushing train but suffered serious injuries, and a foot was amputated in a separate Atlanta incident.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Dresden
Mis. BA
Anderson
Ander
Sian
Henry Balbian
Cleveland
Max Harris
Lodi
J. H, Blaney
Henry Bartles
Albion
Mich
Cincinnati
Muskingum Valley Nowas
Akron
Columbus
Trinway
CG AL & CL
Pennsylvar
Tomis
J. B. Crowley
Crawley
Central of Georgia
Crowley
Loomis Avenue
Atlanta
Moreland
Fekab Avenues
Crawles
Mr. Crowley
Obear Chosen for Secretary at National Guards Convention
Forty adjutants general from as many States attend the National Guards association session. General William G. Obear of Connecticut is named secretary as part of the convention's activities. Tele yapual meetings and the annual conversion of the National Guard Station General Co are noted in coverage of the event.
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Teresa
National Guards Association
Iow
National Guard
Martin of
Kimsas
Wired
William G. Obear
He Sheretacs
Wilkie
Willing To Die To Win Contest In Atlanta Scene
A prominent Atlanta social figure pledges to die to win in The Constitution's M. and M. contest. She visits a city hospital to obtain labels and promises to pay for an expensive coffin if needed. She then partners with a funeral director to use labels for the prize. The piece notes broad contestant enthusiasm and mentions Woodmen of the World No. 80 regaining a tradition.
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Atlanta
At- Alanta
Wees
Alli
Suesday
Mioe
Constitution Tex
1. Hnet
Tradt
Judge Adamson Called Home as Rail Valuation Bill Opens
Washington December 3 Special Representative W C Adamson of Georgia was summoned home by telegram announcing his wife’s grave illness. The Adamson bill for physical valuation of railroads and inquiry into stock and bonds was the first measure in the house, taken up by Thetus Sims in Adamson’s absence. The ICC backs the bill, estimating three years and $3,000,000 required.
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Ry John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
W. C. Adamson
Georgia
Judge Adamson
Congress
Adamson
Thetus Sims
Tennessee
Interstate Commuter Commission
Publc Cartiers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Motion Pictures Shown to Joliet Prisoners
In Joliet December 3 convicts of varying ages laughed and applauded at the first motion picture shown at the prison site. Warden Murphy arranged the event, guiding inmates from dining hall to the darkened chapel. The film received surprised exclamations as it lit the scene, and weekly showings and censorship of content to avoid crime themes are planned.
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Joliet, Fil
J. Murphy
Bride shoots rival at wedding in Loganport
Beth Lang a bride of one day in Loganport Indiana shot and killed Mrs Mary Copple at the wedding supper after Copple allegedly slandered Langs future in law matters. Lang confessed and said she acted because Copple mocked her and her husband. Police report Lang described jealously and fear of unhappiness. She surrendered to authorities after confessing.
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Loganport
Ind
Beth Lang
Mary Copple
Meister Found Shot in Temple
John KR Meister, a trainman at Inman yards, was found by his wife yesterday afternoon in a pool of blood with a pistol at his temple. He was rushed to Atlanta hospital by ambulance but remained unconscious early this morning. The wounded man has several children, and no suicide motive is yet known.
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John KR. Meister
Inman
Atlanta
Patterson
Meister
Temie
Mayor Nathan Attacked by Papal Newspaper
The Osservatore Romano publishes a critical article accusing Mayor Nathan of vile references in a September speech of 1910. It decries his alleged lack of elementary decency and reproduces the papal protest directed to the cardinal vicar regarding his remarks.
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The
Osservatore Tromane
Vathean
Nathan
Meter Mayer
Nabiiaar
Lynchers Defended by Gov Cole L Blease in Killing Ravishers
The article discusses political reaction to lynchings and quotes Gov Cole L Blease defending such actions. It also reports on Atlanta school conditions with Superintendent W M Slaton criticizing basement rooms, mud yards, fire hazards, underpaid teachers, and calls for direct taxation to fund schools.
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Cole L. Blease
Wiliam M. Slaton
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Slaton
Ivor
Jack Johnson
Blease Promises Protection for Lynch Mob Backed Pardons Boast
At the fifth annual governors conference in Fireameonud South Carolina Governor Blease declared he will protect lynch mobs and vowed he pardoned or paroled about 460 people in 22 months with a target of 800 by term end. He criticized trials for crimes by black defendants and defended pardoning power citing penitentiary conditions and injustices.
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Blease
South Carolina
Jim Roberts
Charlen~ton
Baldwin
Connecticut
Shafroth
Colorado
Weather Prophecy Foresees Rain in LOCAL JAINS
A local weather notice predicts rain for Wednesday and likely Thursday in Givorgia. The forecast emphasizes continued unsettled conditions with chances of showers across the region.
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