Villa Quits Fight in Mexico in Hopeless Contest
El Paso dispatch reports General Francisco Villa declares his struggle against the Mexican government hopeless and plans retirement. He hints at crossing to the United States or, if barred, heading to Europe. Obregon says Villa is outside the law and will have no consideration. Villa’s followers are scattering and some seek peace with the Carranza factions. The story recounts Villa’s past as a bandit turned revolutionary and notes his birth in Durango and rise with Madero.
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Europe
el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
Meteo
Cartanga
Vina
United States
Council of War
Villa
Csig
Santa Rosala
Carranza
Vila
Obregon
Villa Organization
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Chihuahue
Ville
Bexdit
Jacinto Trevino
General Villa
Porfric Diaz
Dorotes Orango
Las Nieves
Durango
Francisco Madero
Drax
Madero
Dian Averta
Wadar Madere
Oregon
Mexico City
Maders
Georgia Governor Harris Election Plans Unfold Amid Political Quiet
Georgia politics tighten as Governor Harris and Hardeman prepare formal candidate statements. Dorsey signals intent to run as Hardman advisers note timing around Christmas. Analysts expect a volatile year with lingering technical delays and undecided dates.
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Georgia
Harris
LG. Hardman
Commerce
Buit
Huck
Fulton City Tax Values Show Large Gain Over Last Year
The Fulton tax report shows total taxable values rising by 3,839,531 with real estate up 8,560,935 while personal property decreases by 2,721,31. Total real estate value this year is 155,761,993. last year 192,005,80. Personal property this year 50,625,048. last year 59,744,423. Aggregate taxable values this year 185,784,. last year 191,945,065. Aggregate tax due this year 3,265,206.02. Chief clerk George Bosuckazap and assistants prepared the report, noting real estate gains offset by reduced taxables in other sectors amid economic trends.
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Rapert
George Bosuckazap
Tax Office
Simple Washington wedding with small ceremony at bride’s home
A simple ceremony took place at the bride’s Washington home with fewer than 30 guests present. The couple planned a two week honeymoon, choosing Hot Springs for the start before traveling by train from Alexandria to Virginia resort.
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Bride
Washington
Virginia
Alexandria
Wilson Clem ent Mood on His Marriage Day
President Wilson signed clemency papers for several cases before dinner. He commuted sentences of A B Tarder and D L Dillingham and Hood, expiring them at once, while also remitting a liquor case from an Indian reservation. The president then left to dine.
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Washington
Wilson
Bace
A. B. Tarder
Georgia
Hasse
Wilton
Elso
United States
Athers, Ge
William Harry Hood
United States District Court of
Alabama
Que Cn
Citizens Urge Atlantans to Defeat Recall Movement
A civic campaign opens in Atlanta aimed at defeating a recall drive. The Chamber of Commerce hosts headquarters at 6628 and 663 Chamber of Commerce, inviting all voters to register and join sympathy with the movement to defeat recall. The statement, signed by about 150 civic leaders, warns of political consequences and urges unity to remove recalled officials from the register list.
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Chamber of Commerce
Suigens of Atelanta
Frink - Weldon
Charze
Recail Movement
Jena
Citisens
Eae
Bulgarian Massed With Germans on Greek Frontier
Allied reports from London dated December 18 describe Bulgarian forces massed along the Saloniki front with German units. While Bulgarians may not cross into Greece yet, a German advance could provoke Greek entry into the conflict. Central powers concentrate troops for Batoniki operations as Allied reinforcements reach Saloniki. Montenegro reports vast Austro-Hungarian prisoner captures, while Montenegrins claim a setback. Italian aims in Albania remain unclear, potentially aiding Serbs and provisioning Montenegrins and Albanians. The Greek elections tomorrow are unlikely to alter Balkan policy, but a German push remains a fear across the region.
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London
Macedonia
Hulgetiana
Fleid
von Mackensen
Greece
Athens
Batoniki
Baloniki
Montenegro
Prizonera
Albania
Rome
I Pshp
Aviona
Ventzetos
Greecs
Serto Creek
Maloniki
Thera
Demand Renewed for Acona Horror Disavowal
President Wilson completed the first draft of a fresh note to Austria Hungary demanding disavowal and indemnity for the sinking of the Ancona. Secretary Lansing was handed the draft, with plans to cable it to Ambassador Penfield for Vienna, as Vienna signals a possible yield if the tone is moderated. The note asserts that the United States views the Austrian position as contrary to international law and seeks punishment for the submarine commander.
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United States
Vienna
Ancona
Washington
Wilson
Austria- Hungary
Lansing
Ambassador Penfield
Baron Rich Zwiedinek
Landing
Offasis
Weather Prophecy Pair Direct Forecast HERRMANN
An item appears to be a weather prophecy discussion featuring C F Herrmann and a direct forecast, likely from a old column or clipping. It mentions weather predictions and potential patterns or events tied to the pair. The readable text points to a speculative tone rather than a formal weather bulletin.
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Atlanta
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Hardeman
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Fulton
Clement
Arid
Saloniki
C.F. Herrmann
Jols
St. Lomn
Sirmainghem
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