Women’s case sparks neighborhood talk over Tanlac cure
Mrs Georgia Ratteree widow and mother of two on Wedonald Street credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from severe stomach pains, vomiting, and kidney troubles. Locals recall her weight gain and renewed appetite after five weeks of use, praising the medicine as extraordinary sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy Company.
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Tanla Cust
Georgia Ratteree
Noe
Wedonald Street
Atlanta
Mivety &Y
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Tadv
Germany to Make Peace Proposals and War Aggressions
Geneva dispatch reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg preparing to deliver Central Powers peace terms in Vienna after talks with Baron von Burian. Proposals reportedly call for a Hague conference as France insists on war, with Gallieni pushing January recruitment and a national resolve for extended conflict, applauded by the Senate.
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Switzerland
Vila
Paris
Tribune
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Baron von Burian
Germany
Ther Hague
France
Gallieni
Paria
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Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Galliant
Bold automobile thief steals car from Peachtree
The Atlanta police report a bold car theft in front of the Aragon hotel on Peachtree at night. A well dressed man entered a Ford five passenger car parked by the curb and drove away, with witnesses noting the thief differed from the previous owner moments earlier. The car’s license was N 7390.
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Atlanta
Aragon Hotel
Eighteen Soldiers Die in Derailed Train at Bentschen
Eighteen soldiers were killed and forty seven injured when a train carrying men on Christmas furloughs derailed at Bentschen station. The incident was reported from Posen and London via dispatches.
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Posen
Iussia
London
Bentschen
Southern Travelers Arows for Better Round Trip Tickets
RH Cohen and fellow Southern Travelers leaders probe southern business conditions during a tour stopping at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta. They seek a round trip ticket from New York allowing concurrent southbound and return routes via different paths to boost east coast to south travel.
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Southern Travelers’ Association
New York
South
RH. Cohen
Rudy Gras
James E Saudera
Piedmont Hotel
Piedday
Atlanta
Birmingham
New Orleans
Texas
Kew York St
Southern Travelers Association
Atlantic Seaboard
Memphis
Cincinnati
Western Travelers Association
Mr Cohen
Eastern Horsey
Dinie
Wr Cohen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thia Association
Nine Syrians’ Trials Postponed After Street Fight
Cases against nine Syrians arrested after a Decatur Street free for all were postponed in police court Tuesday afternoon on attorney motion. Trial pushed back until injuries to two men are clarified. Defendants listed: M A Deher, Clilo Maloof, Mike Dommey, Joan Jacobs, Abraham John Ackel, A Maloof, Michael Najour, Mender Maloof.
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Decatur Street
Johnson
M A Deher
Cliloe Maloof
Mike Dommey
Joan Jacobs
Abraham John Ackel A . Maloof
Michael Najour
Mender Maloof
Whitehead Wins Rhodes Scholarship for Georgia
Athens December 28 Special George Stevens Whitehead of Carleton Gason, former State Senator Walter E Whitehead, has been named Georgia’s Rhodes Scholar. He will depart for Oxford next October for three years of study, following a distinguished Georgia University career culminating in his June graduation.
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Athens
George Stevens Whitehead
Carleton Gason
Walter E Whitehead
Rhodes
Georgia
Oxford
Eingland
English University
University of Georgia
Morphine Plot Uncovered by Georgia Planters
Two Georgia cotton planters diverted nearly $500 from their crop to buy morphine for their aged mother. Claud Rountree’s Christmas investigation recovered 259 bottles valued at $400, with pills bought through physicians and druggists. The plan unravelled as sons hid the supply on the farm and at the family physician’s establishment. Authorities withhold names and charges as the case proceeds.
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South Georgia
Claud Rountree
Ils
Herrison
Renna
Officers Preparing for War Tax Returns in Georgia
The January war tax for the next six months of the fiscal year will demand extensive clerical work from the Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue. Beginning the first of the month, staff in the federal building will handle returns from thousands of Georgians whose businesses fall under the tax, with payments due by January 31 or incur a 60 percent surcharge. forms and circulars are being sent to firms on government rolls and recorded addresses. Last year about 14,000 Georgians paid banking and special taxes, and many failed to file on time, incurring a 50 percent penalty. banking returns will mirror prior totals, with duplicates for the first half if correctly filed. The emergency act extends to theaters, billiard halls, bowling alleys, brokers, pawn brokers, tobacco dealers, and commission merchants, who must file sworn statements when taxes are assessed.
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Revenus AO Bplock
Binlock
Congress
Mortuary Notices From Macon And Regions
Macon Ga December 28 Special News reaches Macon of the death at Oglethorpe of Professor A J Clark father of Dr M A Clark of Macon. He was 77, survived by four sons and two daughters. George W Hudgins of Macon, a Confederate veteran, died at 84. funeral at Riverside cemetery. Waycross December 48 Special J D Stewart, age 73, died at daughter's home. five children survive. Mrs Margaret Fuller Allen, 36, died in Villa Rica. Mrs Janie Brown, Hartwell, died December 28. Miss Linnie Lee Locklear, 19, died at Spring Creek. survived by four brothers and four sisters.
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Macon
Oglethorpe
A. J Clark
M.A Clark
Mra R Battle
Clark
M A. Clark
HH Clark
Augusta
A Clark
South Band Ind
C F Clark
Montezuma
WR. Fiattle
Velethorpe
ER Grr
Dublin
G. W. Hudgins
Macon Ga
George W Hudgins
Hudgins
Fifth Arkansas Regiment
W L. Waters
Riverside Cemetery
Waycross
D' Stewart
W . Bell
Stewart
A Stewart
Bradley Junction
Fentress Stewart
Evanston
Eb. Wade
Tifton
W Hilt
Cora Bell Stewart
Waycrosa
Margaret Fuller Allen
Melendon Avenue
H Allen
J VP Fuller
Villa Rica
G, Walraven
T A Black
Atlanta
St Harris
Chicago
A H. W T
J D Puller
Kenneth Alien
Janie Brown
Hartwell
Mra
Tane Brown
Stanly J Brown
Brown
L. L. Locklear
Rome
Linnie Lee Locklear
Spring Creek
Ats. Lockyear
Floyt County
Macon to Host Georgia Bankers Convention in 1916
Macon Ga December 28 Special the Georgia Bankers association will hold its next annual convention in Macon in 1916 after a favorable visit in 1914. About 800 financiers are expected, likely May 26 and 27. Hotel Dempsey auditorium to host, local committee led by C B Lewis arranging details.
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Macon
Georgia Bankers Association
Dempsey
Dempsry
FS Etheridge
Jackson
C.B Lewis
Ae Smith
Brunswick
J. I. Shelton
Douglas
L. S. Radford
Ey Winder
J Dancan
Douglasville
Frown
H. Arnold
Tennillogues
McPadden
Atlanta
O A. Park
C B. Lewis
Jesse B Hart L P Hillyer
Jonn Wo Ross
Half Hundred Shots Fired Into Policeman
In Athens on December 28 Traffic Officer Bray was shot with birdshot in the back and leg after warning two drunken men in the street. He fired at a suspect who returned fire with a pistol and a shotgun. Three miles away an unknown man shot at a resident, with police linking the two shootings to the same assailant.
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Athens
Bray
Olhe Read
Jim
Reislegs
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