Harry Tipper Urges Scientific Merchandising In Atlanta
Harry Tipper, president of the National Association of Advertisers, told Atlanta Ad Men at the Ansley hotel that 160000 of 230000 American corporations fail to yield net revenue. He urged broader business knowledge, consumer psychology, and scientific merchandising to drive demand and withstand postwar crises.
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Harry Tipper
AD Men OF
Atlanta
America
National Association of Advertisers
Tipper
Investi
Europe
Greeks Restore Arms To Serbian Soldiers
A dispatch from Athens dated December 15, received by Havas News Agency, reports Greek troops disarmed Serbian soldiers after Monastir retreat. After Entente powers complained, Greece ordered arms returned and instructed frontier troops to prevent a recurrence.
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Paris
Athens
Havas
Monastir
Serbia
JAIL DELIVERY SHOCKS COLUMBUS GA
Three inmates Cleo Kemp Mack Christian and J M Murphey escaped Muscogee county jail after sawing bars with outside help. An alarm went out as officers scour nearby towns to catch them. Health chief reports sewer needs and rising sanitation measures as city records slight declines in disease. Basketball season kicks off with Grant Athletic Club facing locals. Local man bound over for larceny after stealing an overcoat. Municipal Court to open January 1 with new offices and setup in old city courtroom.
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Columbus
Muscogee County
Cleo Kemp
Mack Christian
J M Murphey
Lam ‘Layfield
Wluscogee
JJ Mont Lorie
Roaray
Elc Uli
Tully
Health Office
Grant Athletic Club
Avanta
Finh
Columbus, Ga
Joe Parker
Municipal Court
San
Henry K Gammon
John H Lewis
C .A. Gibgon
Old City
Court House
Entente Note Forwarded to China by Japan
Japan has forwarded to China the entente powers note on the resettlement of the Chinese monarchy. The note stresses maintaining peace in China and the entente powers’ determination to protect their rights if disturbances arise.
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Japan
China
Italy
Mrs Drexel Wins Point Against Her Husband
London December 16 A judgment favors Margarita Armstrong Drexel wife of Anthony J Drexel in her suit to recover money under a separation deed. The case centered on Drexel's motion to set aside service of a writ for money due under the deed arguing his domicile in France placed him outside English court jurisdiction.
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London
Margarita Armstrong Drexel
Anthony J Drexel
Drexels
Wits
France
De Coppet elected president of Swiss republic
Camille de Coppet was elected president with Edmund Schulthess as vice president at a joint session of Switzerland’s national assembly. De Coppet, a former justice minister, hailed Swiss elections as simple and noted shared neutral aims with the United States amid World War I.
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Berne
Switzerland
Paris
Camille de Copnet
Edmund Schulthess
MM. de Coppet
National Assembly
Pleasant A Stovall
Seata Im
American Congress
United States
Coppet
Giuseppe Motta
Dr Mott
M de Coupet
Presa
Im Ins
Jie
Iinteresats
M de Coppet
America
Austria
Germany
France
Italy
Girls Lost 18 Years Found in Macon Tennessee Orphans Reunited
After an eighteen year search relatives in Missouri learned that Ida Mae Manafield eight and Ada Manafield twenty two were living in Helmuth hall Macon. They were stolen from Crockett County Tennessee by their father to hide them from their mother and placed in a Memphis orphanage. The girls soon learned of their kin via a letter from Lula Statler and Dolly Howell and expressed hope of a Missouri reunion. The sisters work in a dry goods store and a print shop respectively and await contact with their grandmother and aunt.
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Macon
Sperraé
Wissour
Ida Mae
Ada Manafield
Crockett County
Tennessee
Memphis
Lula Statler
Dolly Howell
Maron
Auns
Carutheraville
Helmuth Hall
Missouri
JG Wilson
Wilson
Helmath
Asked 5000 to swing subway contract
New York December 16 Edner Johnson formerly vice president and Sales manager of the Union Switch and Signal company testified before the Thompson legislature that Public Service Commissioner Robert Golgate Wood took him for five thousand dollars to influence a subway contract. Johnson said he was forced to resign after demanding the money, and collapsed during testimony.
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New York
Edner Johnson
Union Switch and Signal Company
Swisevaie
Thompson
Robert Golgate Wood
Public Service
First District
Subway
Union Company
Johnson
Walter Dopdecraff
Woot
Ex Senator Cockrell Buried in Minnesota Services
Ex US senator Francis M Cockrell died in Washington and was buried today in Minnesota. Members of the Civil War unit he commanded for the South and numerous Grand Army of the Republic members attended at the Presbyterian church with representatives acting as honorary pallbearers.
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Francis M. Cockrell
United States
Washington
Senator Cockrell
Presbyterian Church
Police raid suffragette paper office in London
London December 16 police seized the outfit of types and equipment from the suffragette paper The Suffragette following an official order by Major General Sir Francis Lloyd The raid aimed at curbing criticism of Sir Edward Grey and a British general in the Balkans, Annie Kennedy said authorities cannot suppress facts.
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London
Ariietania
Eha'social Ane’ Political Union
Std
Sir Francis Lloyd
Heatland Yard
Sald
Annie Kennedy
Edward Grey
Balkans
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Groad Street
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Whitehall Street
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Atlanta Constitution
Pleasant Stovall
Cockrell
Collegian
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
Seia
Santa Claus
J. M. High Co
Ivory
Wea Hker
Tellatta
Norfolk
Gowbey Ag Cowart
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