Villa's retreat called bloody lane of horror
San Antonio reports Colonel Alberto Trujillo, ex Villa officer, describing Villa army's retreat through Sonora as a bloody lane of horror. He says only about 800 loyal troops remain, cites lack of funds and supplies, mutiny after Llano defeat, and Villa's forces near collapse with guns in need of repair.
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Villa Army
New Orleans
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Madera
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Ville
Llano
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Carbo
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Garden of Allah theater review with desert imagery
A lengthy Atlanta show page reviews The Garden of Allah at the Atlant theater. It praises the desert setting, scenic richness, and strong visuals, notes some casting doubts, and compares it to other productions and adaptations while detailing scenes and character dynamics.
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Atlanta
the Garden OF Allah
Hamer
Ses
Aneb
Atlant Theater
Desert
Acre
Metropolitan Opera Company
Allah
Beni-Mora
Robert Witchens
Ned Mintosh
Vaudeville at Forsyth Delights With Diverse Acts
A Forsyth vaudeville show features Tiny May the circus girl, a highly trained baby elephant, a pony and a dog. Angie Weiner and Walter Burke dazzle with quick costume changes and white to blackface demons, while the Mendelssohn Four perform varied specialties. Jack Allman and Sam Cody draw big laughs in Reincarnation, followed by Joe Cook's solo magic and ventriloquism act.
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Forsyth
Tiny May
Angie Weiner
Walter Burke
Sicl
Jack Allman
Sam Cody
Joe Cook
German Owned Arms Endangered by Fire
A fire in a West Houston Street storage room endangered three million cartridge rounds and thousands of Springfield rifles and revolvers. Police say the ammo, bought by German agents seven months earlier, was intended for shipment to Germany via South America and a neutral port, but British sailors refused to haul it. Owner John H. Patrick held a police permit to store the weapons and 500,000 revolvers there.
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New York
West Houston Street
Germany
South America
Great Britain
John H. Patrick
Son of Mother Eddy Dies in South Dakota
George W. Glover aged 72, sole son of the late Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Christian Science church, died at his home near Lead, South Dakota. He had earlier gained attention by suing in Massachusetts for a portion of his mother's fortune and was awarded about $250,000 after her death. He was not a Christian Scientist.
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Sinui City
Iowa
George W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Lead
B. Glover
Massachusetts
Seien
Greece’s policy unchanged says Gounaris in Paris interview
Athens correspondent for The Matin quotes M. Gounaris denying abstentions altered Greece’s stance after elections. He says Greece remains neutral for now, loyal to England France and Russia, not a Germanophile or Francophile, and not bound to enter war. He declines future projections on Bulgars and Allied maneuvers. Venizelos refuses to resume premiership under current conditions.
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Athens
Matin
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Belgium
Serbia
Ore Tce
England
France
Russia
M. Gounaris
MM. Gounaris
Caid
Venizelos
The
Temps
Saloniki
Venizelist
Constantine
King Peter of Serbia Seeks Refuge in Italy
Paris dispatch reports King Peter of Serbia, carried ashore in an arm chair, sought exile in Italy after Durazzo to Avlona travel. The king, worn by war and hunger, refused to abandon his army and voiced intent to die with his people, while discussions arranged a palace in Caserta for temporary residence.
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Serbia
Italy
Paris
Peter of
Durazzo
Avlona
Toptani
Tirana
Hiosad Paaha
Saloniki
Brice
Caserta
Naples
Stahlman Widow Dies in Nashville Publisher’s Wife Passes
December 27 Nashville report says Mrs KB Stahlman, wife of The Banner owner publisher, died Sunday after long illness. She was daughter of John Tanner Claiborne, a prominent Virginian figure.
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Nashville
KB. Stahlman
The
Banner
Statlman
John Tanner Claiborne
Virginia
Flabiman
Prominent Georgia Lawyer Callaway Dies in Clarkesville
December 27 report notes the death of William R. Callaway at age near forty in Clarkesville Georgia. Survived by wife Leaste Hearst and four children. Funeral planned for Waynesboro. Also noted are multiple local obituaries including Randolph Mott Mulford of Columbus and Henry J. Carson of Forsyth, with interment plans and survivor details.
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Clarkesville
Augusta
Spe
Siaks
Wiliam KR Callaway
Gisrkesville
Waynesboro
Georwas & Man Worth
Waynesbooro
Leaste Hearst
R. M. Mulford
Bayonne
Columbus
Randolph Mott Mulford
N. J
Mulford
View Mulford
New, Jersey
Curtis Jordan
Linwood Cemetery
City
Henry J. Carson
Forsyth
Carson
Ibbie J. Hartins
MeAfes
Atlanta
Death of 78 year old woman at Mrs Preston home
A 78 year old woman died late last night at the home of Mrs Preston. The obituary notes her long life and ties to the local community.
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Mary Joe Evans
W. P. Evana
East Tenth Street
Redan
Preston
Whitlock Sails for Post in Belgium from New York
Brand Whitlock, U.S. minister to Belgium, sails tomorrow on the Rotterdam for duties abroad. He spoke at a luncheon hosted by Alexander Hems Hill, praises the commission’s work, notes cloth and shoes are vital, and carries back $5,000 donated by Erlends in Toledo to be distributed under his supervision.
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New York
Whitlock
United States
Belgium
Mer
Sea Gulls Visit Paris Amid Rising Seine Waters
Paris reports an unusual sight as sea gulls roam near the grand palace after the Seine swells nearly ten feet. Heavy rains over the past fortnight sustain the rise, and weather officials expect the downpour to continue, affecting the riverfront areas.
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Paris
Grand Palace
Seine
Weather Bureau
Interest on Thirty Year First Mortgage Bonds Due 1841
Southern Bell Telephone and Weleghafh Company pays interest on its Thirty Year First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds due 1841 starting January 1, 1916. Coupon No. 16 must be presented to Bankers Trust Company at No 1 Wall Street New York NY for payment. J M B Hoxley, Treasurer.
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Wall Street
New York
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