High Tribute Paid to Chief Probation Officer Coogler
A special committee reported to the council on the probation department and recommended creating a distinct chief probation officer post. The ordinance outlines powers to supervise offenders, appoint staff, and allow subpoenas, with officers to wear plain clothes and police cooperation.
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Council
S.J Coogler
Probation Department
Department of Police
Department of Law Enforcement
Coogler
Try Inside Bathing For A Fresh Start Every Day
A dubious health advertisement promises rosy cheeks and morning vitality by a week of morning baths with hot water and limestone phosphate taken in drink. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves digestion boosts appetite and improves skin tone for those with constipation acid stomach and pallid complexions.
Labor must win for Great Britain during war year
James Henry Thomas speaking for Labour argues workers will follow munitions leadership if rights are guaranteed. He cites reduced shell costs, warns against overproduction, and calls for preserving union rights and a return to the status quo after the war.
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James Henry Thomas
Labor
Derby
Amahgamated Society of
Labbor Party
Lloyd-George
Moton Chosen Head of Tuskegee Institute
The article discusses the selection of a new leader for Tuskegee Institute and weighs the implications for race relations. It emphasizes the nation's need to confront social and industrial adjustment on common ground for two races with differing characteristics.
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Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Racial views on unity and labor ethic amid prejudice
A dialogue discusses race relations, arguing that both black and white individuals can fail or succeed similarly in farming if they apply skill and energy. The speaker stresses race consciousness, morality, and intelligent effort as keys, noting shared work ethic across races and regions.
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Alabama
Mississippi
Africa
Britain Abandons the Dardanelles After Heavy Losses
British forces withdrew from the Dardanelles after costly fighting and high casualties. Reports describe inadequate supplies, thirst, and dehydration among troops, with barbed wire entanglements and limited beach landings contributing to the retreat. Officials note a command change at Sovian Bay and debate over the withdrawal.
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Generala
Dardanelles
Turka
Bediterranean
Robert Blatchford
Malta
England
John Redmond
Ims
House of Commons
Gallipol
Sovian Bay
Charles
Monro
War report notes aerial combats and Austro Italian front actions
A European war bulletin outlines heavy air activity near Hulluch with our recon aircraft targeted but successful. It also cites 44 air combats, damaged enemy planes, and a missing machine. Austrian and Italian theaters show limited artillery use and frontline actions near Tara, Berane and Col di Lana with captured weapons and rifles reported.
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Hulluch
Vienna
London
Tront
Chiese
Col di Lana
Koevess
Tara
Bjelopole
Goduss
Berane
Eapares
Heavy Cannonading on Western Front Alarms Allies
Paris reports violent artillery activity on the Western Front with heavy bombardments in Artois and Champagne. Allied air and naval actions target German positions while Turkish losses at Kut el Amara are tallied amid Mesopotamian fighting.
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Paris
Artois
Bully
Givenchy
Lille
Boissons
Khems
Vailly
Ville-Aux-Bois
Champagne
Auberive
Graceull
Argonne
la Fille Mure
Courtes Chaussees
Bois de la Morville
St. Michael
Mulhausen
Reagan
Qur
Dentoren
Misen
Salanik
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Cape Sulva
Gallipuli Peninsula
Berlin
London
Fntente
Wentende
Poper- Inghe
Ypres
Westende
Poperinghe
Mear Bruges
Balkant
Fighain
oPee
Melkovac
Res Garda
Tigrin River
Kut-el Amara
Townsend
Kut-el-Amuara
Turing
National Security League Announces Second Prize Essay Contest
The National Security League announces its second prize essay on National Security and the citizenry with a prize of 30 dollars. Open to all, essays must range 14000 to 15000 words and be anonymous with a nom de plume and page numbers.
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National Security League
Security League
Chonan
League
Navy recruits to be entertained Christmas at Norfolk trip
Applicants admitted to the navy and in training at Norfolk will be hosted to a Christmas dinner as the Atlanta recruiting station distributes menu copies. The event, timed for the approaching holiday, aims to provide a festive welcome for future sailors. Nearby stores promote Waterman fountain pens as suitable gifts for the season. 43 North Broad Street ad.
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Navy
Atlanta
Norfolk
Waterman
Tobe i
Moore & Sons
North Broad Atrest
Methodist Pastors Urge Registration in Atlanta Vote Drive
The Methodist Ministers association of Atlanta, at a Monday morning meeting, urged all citizens to register and vote, calling suffrage the highest public duty and condemning voter indifference. They stated the city faces a clash of good and evil and urged civic action, while declining to prescribe how individuals should vote.
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Methodist Ministers Association
Methodist Ministers of
Atlanta
Charles O Jones
Luke G Johnson
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