President Wilson urges business united for peace and public good
President Wilson told the Chamber of Commerce gathering that business and government must pool efforts for the nation's good. He urged peacetime unity, warned against boosting individuals, and called for cooperation to grain fair laws and expanded grain production while exploring cooperative selling and long term credits for exporters.
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Washington
Wilson
Chamber of “Commerce of the
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Forege and Domestic Commerce
desperate Atlanta girl seeks work to aid family
Mamie Akridge a 16 year old in Atlanta walked the streets for two days seeking any job to support her sick brother in law and mother. She asked Chief James L Beavers for help and policewoman Cynthia Embree joined in a drive to find employment for her.
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Atlanta
Mamie Alkridge
Pretty Mamie
Akridge
Newport Street
Decatur Street
Police
James L. Beavers
Beavers
Cynthia Embree
Chief Beavers
Iiss
Villa Proclaims Himself Mexico's President in Mexico
Francisco Villa has proclaimed himself in charge of the presidency of Mexico. He appointed three ministers to run civil government, citing cut communications with the convention government and his division under his command. The telegram from Aguas Calientes lists ministers for foreign affairs and justice, state and communications, and treasury and industry.
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el Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Villa
Vila
Roque Gonzalez Garza
Garza
Zapata
Mexico City
Obregoa
Carranza
Aguas Calientes
Convention
Gzone
Foreign Affars and Justice Department
M. Diaz Lombardy
Luiside 1
Garga Cardenas
Treasury
Industry
Francisco Escudero
Fair Weather Today Forecast Promises Sunny Atlanta
A resplendent moon indicated fair weather for Atlanta today with sunny skies and springlike warmth expected for the day. Weather forecasters say the cold snap has broken for now, with two to three days of balmy temperatures, though a storm forming over the gulf states could move northeast and bring chills by tomorrow.
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Goosebone
Otheyai
Anu
Atlanta
Fashion's Little Bird 2s Whispering Spring Styles
The article notes the first notes of Spring fashions, with designers busy and colorists ready. Easter blooms peeking, stores reporting new goods arriving daily, growing in interest and color. It urges readers to start with The Constitution issue for authentic business news on new styles and where to view them.
Broughton Leaves London Pastorate for Health and Returns?
Dr Len G Broughton former pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle of Atlanta has resigned as minister of Christchurch London England citing health as the reason He had considered returning to America and had been offered two churches in Knoxville and New York His removal follows years of civic activity and strain from building projects and aid to Belgian refugees.
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Len G. Broughton
The
Baptist Tabernacle of
Atlanta
Christchurch
London
Hengland
C Institution
Broughton
America
Hoe
Knoxville
New York
Baptist Tabernacle
Tabernacle
England
Deadly duel after lecture on church in Marshall
William Black traveling lecturer and John Rogers a local contractor are dead after a shooting in Black s hotel room. John Copeland cashier of a Marshall bank is not expected to live. Hall is under arrest and George Ryan with Rogers Copeland visitors are detained. Miss Sadie Black 18 adopted daughter of the lecturer was present. Miss Sadie Black age 18 identified. Personal murder charges filed against Hall and Ryan.
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Marshall
Texas
Wiliam Black
John Rogers
John Copeland
Black
F. S. Hall
Rogers
Copeland
Hall
George Ryan
Reefrain
Bellaire
Ohio
St. Paul, Minn
Sadie Black
Ryan
Atlanta Women Meet to Push Better Schools Campaign
Atlanta leaders launch a 20 000 parent mobilization to press for more and better schools. Mrs. R M Walker says a Carnegie Library meeting Saturday will form a permanent organization and enlist PTA presidents, teachers, and parents citywide in the push for school funding and facilities. Local officials acknowledge urgent need for reform as the campaign gains momentum.
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Atlanta
R. M. Walker
Carnegie Library
Woodward
Walker
Constitution
Idtubia
City
Council
Finance’ Committee
Edwin Johnson
Farlinger
Armistead
Order of contraband urged against cotton in war debate
London reports in the house of commons show Sir John D. Rees urging that cotton be declared contraband of war. Harold J. Tennant states Britain has safeguards in place and Germany already has sufficient cotton for war needs. He notes other interests prevent a change at this time.
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London
House of Commons
John D. Rees
Notts
Harold J. Tennant
Great Britain
War Office
Mir. Tennant
Germany
Tennant
Boifeuillet Named for London Post in Georgia Dispatch
John tC Boifeuillet of Macon former clerk of the senate foreign relations committee under Bacon has been selected for a diplomatic post in London. He may return to Georgia this summer to resume his duties as clerk of the state house. He reports to ambassador Walter H Page. Felder in Washington for a federal berth discussion with Senators Smith and area. Harris may join the new federal trade commission. Felder says he seeks legal work in Georgia. Georgia census work for manufacturing begins with William J Harris directing. Walter S Coleman to run field operations in Atlanta.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
John ‘Tc. Boifeuillet
Macon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
State Department
London
Bolfeulliet
Georgia
Senate
U U Uderstood
Boiseuillat
Georgia House of Representatives
Walter H. Page
Felder
Thomas S. Felder
Hardwick
Smith
Ana Era Whee
William J. Harris
Federal Trade Commission
Harris
The
Trade Commission
Mr. Felder
South Georgia
Leopards and Lions Fight Kills One in Show Arena
In Augusta February 3 a leopard named Kruger valued at $300, owned by Smith Brothers Greater shows, was killed when seven lions and three leopards fought in the winter quarters arena at Fenwick and Washington streets. The cage decor opened unexpectedly, triggering the melee. attendants intervened, and leopards attacked before the animals were separated. Other animals were wounded and attendants scratched.
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Augusta
Kruger
Smith Brothers
Fenwick
Washington Streets
Scruger
Germans Sent to Death in Desperate Warsaw Drive
The article reports on German assault plans to push toward Warsaw, with critics within the Democratic and Republican coalitions in Washington over ship purchase legislation. It notes Senate debates, absent Democrats, and efforts to recommit the bill with instructions, while Stone denounces seven dissenting Democrats as traitors. Roving attacks are described on the Warsaw front as Germans press in East Prussia and along the Bzura and Rawka rivers, with Russians holding lines and planning to defend Warsaw.
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Washington
Senate
Stone
Clarke
Arkansas
Camden
Kentucky
Arkansed
Kern, Simmons, Y Fietcher
Martin
Penrose
Kern
Holters
Wilson
Missouri
O'Gorman
Vardaman
London
East Prussia
Poland
Carpathians
Bzura
Rawka
Petrograd
Warsaw
Hungary
Beura
Blonie
Uzsok Pasa
Dukla Pasa
Beslid Desi
Austro German Efforts in Carpathians Fall Short
Petrograd dispatch reported Austro-Hungarian and German forces in the Carpathians failing to gain ground. The front stretched eighty miles as Austrian units faced scarce artillery and harsh winter conditions, repulsed at most points. A major effort near Uzsek pass and Beskid yielded a damaging Russian counter, with Russians forcing a retreat in places midweek.
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Carpathiana
Petrograd
Austria
Dual Monarchy
Uzsek Pass
Beskid
Weather Prophecy Pair Forecasts Fair Georgia
Weather prediction notes fair conditions in Georgia with increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures on Thursday and Friday. The bulletin uses concise terms to indicate a gentle weather shift across the two days.
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Georgia
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