INO IMPROVEMENT SHOWN ON BORDER
Washington reports from Brigadier General Bliss show no change in the Naco border situation as Mexican forces delay across the line. Officials hope for a settlement without opening fire while Gen Maytorena prepares moves and Gen Hill avoids offensive actions. Maytorena’s forces tighten hold on eastern Sonora. consular efforts aid Iturbide amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Garrison
Wilson
Bliss
Naco
United States
Arizona
Hugh Scott
Maco
Gutierrez
Maytorena
Carranza
Hill
General Bliss
War Department
General Hill
Maytorona
Tturbide
Mexico
Bryan
Sillman
Iturbide
Moxico
Blanco
Douglas
Ariz
Cahuta
Cima
Sonora
Carrangs
Agua Prieta
Fronteras
Supreme Court of Ga Indementa Affirmed in Error
A compact survey of Georgia Supreme Court action affirming judgments in error across multiple cases. Fidelity Trust Co. v Mays from Butts Superior Court with Judge Daniel and counsel listed. Various other dockets include Erion Dry Goods Co v Georgia Public Service Corporation, Johnson receiver v Longley, and City of Dublin v Ogburn with noted counsel and opposing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Chuobers
H. J. Coates
Erion Dry Goods Company
Georgia Public Servics “Corporation
Bibb
Tee
Littlejohn
R. L. Maynard
Shipp & Sheppard
Ware
G. Martin
Verily Y. Fiesenthall Brothers
Celquitt
Thomas
McKenzie & Kino
Parker & Dowling
City of Dublin
City of Dublin v. Ogburn, From Laurens— Judge Hawking ~W. Chain, Larsen & Larsen
M. H. Black
Shear
Contra
Judgments Affirmed in Various Floyd and Harris Cases
Reprinted judgments in Floyd and Harris counties list multiple cases including Simpson Grocery Company v Davin, Fletcher Guano Company v Burnside, Simpson v Hurst, Lett et al v Denton, Acme Brewing Company, and Luxury Fruit Company v Harris. Attorneys for plaintiffs in error include Lipscomb Willingham Harris Harty McLaughlin Shanks Burnside and McDonald Willingham, with judges named Wright Gilbert Mathews Parker Frank Park Woerrell Rambe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Grocery Company Et al
Davin
Floyd Superior Court
Wright — Lipscomb
Frank Park
TD Sheffield, Smith & Miller
W. I. Geer
Lett Et al
Denton
Parker
A. Ward
F. Willis Dart
J. N. McDonald
J. W. Quincey
McDonald & Willinghaim
Howard Et al
Acme Brewing Company
Bibb
Mathews
R. D. Re
Diversification of Crops Urged at Dixie Commissioners Banquet
At a Georgia Chamber of Commerce event the annual conference of southern state agriculture commissioners heard calls to curb cotton acreage by about 180000 acres next year. Speaker J D Price urged bankers and merchants to back diversified crops, with co operative buying to supply food crops. Attendees included E R H Kane Texas and T F Peck Tennessee commissioners, and several Georgia officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Commissioners of Agriculture
Georgia
J. D. Price
Agriculture of
Charles J. Haden
Elue
G. W. Koiner
Virginia
South
W. A. Graham
North Carolinia
Agricultural Department
E. R H. Kane
Texas
T. F. Peck
Tennesy
J. D. Pelce
G. W. Boiner
Agriculure
North Carolina
C. J. Haden
R. EF. Stallings
Peter F. Bahnaen
Fred Houser
D. J. Watson
F. W. McKee
Haynes McFadden
N. C. Fischer
H. A. Tripp
Wilmer L. Moore
J. R. A. Hobson
Witham
Otters
Albany obituaries and deaths prompt notices
Mrs. Ida L. Rawlins of Albany died after a two week illness leaving two children and two brothers. Funeral to be at Talking Rock. Rosa Leo Stearns of Ball Ground died, survived by two sisters, two sons, two daughters and relatives. Essie Bowen, 27, died after hospital stay, survived by three sisters and a brother. body to Abbeville S C. Mrs. W. T. Ellis of Rome died aged thirty six after long illness. Rev and Mrs. T. G. Linkous infant death in East Point. Sanford V. Pinion age 76 died at 710 Marietta Street survived by four sons. H B Manning Jr died at 28 Greenwich Avenue.
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W. W. Rawlins
Albany
Ida L. Rawlings
Howard Rawlins
R .F. Armstrong
Fred Leben
Savannah
EE. J. Leben
Beaumont
Texas
Meer Tow
Talking Rock
Rosa Leo Stearns
Ball Ground
J. BR. Allen
C. B. Vincent
Pine Lee
C. . Stearns
Atlanta
Bre. v. Stearns
S. H. Pettitt
Nelson
With. Ball Ground
Essie Bowen
F. 5. Bishop
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Gilbert
Memphis, Tenn
W. L. Elrod
Dalton Bowen
Poole's Chapel
Afbbeville
5. C
W. T. Ellis
Rome
W. T. Bill
T. G. Linkous
East Point
Jackson
Sanford V. Pinion
Marietta Street
L. H
Luther Pinion
H. B. Manning, Jr
Rev. & C. Collins
Est View Cemetery
Birds in Winter Helps for School Bird Feeding Plan
Naturalists note songbirds migrate south for food shortages not cold. Maryland school superintendent urges programs to feed birds in winter: build birdhouses, collect grain, keep feeding ground clear, attach suet, provide water, and educate children through hands on care.
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Des Moines Register-Leader
Becaus
Maryland
Time for Allied advance as British reinforcements land
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports a potential Allied push within a week or ten days as 1,600,000 British troops reinforce Joffre and French armies. It notes German forces in Poland and East Prussia face pressure, with von Hindenburg needing reinforcements while the Western Front could shift as German lines shorten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Joffrey
French
Poland
East Prussia
Galiicia
Warsaw
von Hindenburg
Germany
Belgium
Channel
Kaiser
Tor
Ray
Lfe
Nicholas
Britain
France
Felder Is Considered for Trade Commission
Washington December 17 President Wilson says common sense is the chief qualification for the five nominees to the new trade commission He seeks practical business sense over theory and hints a Republican will be named Names under consideration include Joseph Davies A C Thurman E N Harley John E Richardson Thomas Felder George Rublee Samuel L Rogers Henry J Waters A Krauthoff and W B Westlake Also note Tennessee at Alexandria December 17 The American cruiser Tennessee arrived in Alexandria after monitoring American interests in the eastern Mediterranean Best show in years at the Atlanta tonight and Saturday
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Washington
Wilson
New Trade Com Mission
Polifica
Commerce Department
E. N. Harley
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Association
John E. Richardson
Tennessee
Thomas Felder
Georgia
George Rublee
New Hampshire
Samuel L. Rogers
North Carolina
Henry J. Waters
Kansas
A. Krauthoff
Missouri
W. B. Westlake
Indiana
Navy criticized by Admiral Fiske before house naval committee
Washington December 17 Rear Admiral Fiske chief of the bureau of operations told the house naval committee five years would be required to raise the navy to the highest state of efficiency to meet a hostile fleet. He cited shortages in aircraft mines scout cruisers torpedo boat destroyers submarines and trained officers and men and noted the navy had no mine sweepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Navy
Fiske
House Naval Committee
Whol
Bureau of Operations
General Board
Naval Institute
New York
Europe
Hay
Englsh
Germany
Turks Hold as Spy Greek Naval Officer
London report says a Greek naval officer attached to the Greek legation in Constantinople has been court-martialed and condemned to death on charges of spying tied to steamship departures. The Greek minister protests and asks for the condemned man to be turned over to the legation.
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London
Athens
Constantinople
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sve
Zoe
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Supreme Court OF GA
Rountree Trunk & Bag
W. Z. Turner, Mer
Whitehall
Mrs. Stearns
Felder
Trade Commission
Alexandria
Mediterranean
AW J
Woodside Storage Co.,inc
Joel Horter
Empire Bic'g
Canal
Panam Canal
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Gardner
Massachusetts
Wieson
Daniel Bros. Co
Seabreeze
Florida
C. M. Rogers
Daytona
J. A. Burgman
D&p
Hayes Bros
Decatur St
Forrest
George
Adair
Tou
Peachtree Place
Bronm
Williama Street
Abbott Street
West End
Groom House
Woodward Avenue
Trotti Street
Kirkwood
Woodside, Sharp, Boyston & Day
Tleaes
Lodge
Capitol View Lodge
A.M
Stewart Avenue
Wr. P. Dickson
Cane Dolvin
Gate City Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
H. M. Taylor
Reid
Cenel
Barclay & Brandon
Joseph Greggair
W. M. H. W. Dent
Lakewood Lodge
Norman's Hall
Lakewood Heights
Finance Committee
WM. M. Greenway
W. M. WH
M. Braswell
Palestine
William D. Phipps
David' E. Shumaker
Coeur de Lion Commandery
No. 4
K. T
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
Henry M. Taylor
Richardson
Elzie B
Thomlas
C. &. Attest
A. PB. Tripod
EB. A. Mino
F & AM
Glenwood Eyvenue
E. A
W. M
F. Connally
Arnold
Virginia Arnold
Reuben R. Arnold
Lowry Arnold
Thomas B. Arnold
Walter Maude
Juniper ‘Street
Barclay & Grandon’s
Oakland
Mrr
Whitey
Pete Eaeas
Earta
Gies Voest
Baldpate
Scott Dado Orginal
Forsyth
Matinde Torley
Anna Heid
Hramer & Morton
Whipple
Houston
Clintons
Emma Bunting
Universal Brotherhood
World Federation
Sam
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