Revival Sermons Draw 3000 in Atlanta Tabernacle
The Tuesday revival at New Tabernacle on Peachtree Street drew over 3,000 worshippers as Dr T Wilbur Chapman preached on ministers and the world. Alexander led a 1,036-voice choir with hymns, while Dr John E White defended the revival from commercialism and urged funding to support Chapman and Alexander.
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T. Wilbur Chapman
Revival Tabernacle
Jerusalem
Chapman
Alexander
White
Gol
Britain and Germany face food war with blockade threat
A Philadelphia or Lloyds dispatch reports Britain readying to blockade Germany and bar foodstuffs while Germany proposes to withdraw its threat if food moves free. Neutral shipping risks rise as Norway Sweden Denmark seek flags and protections. The Wilhelmina cargo case and prize court possibility loom as Washington notes no US action yet.
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London
Lloyd's
Fecamp
France
Great Britain
Ambassador Page
Germany
Privy Council
Holland
Italy
United States
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Si Edward Grey
Falmouth
Commission For the Relief
Belgium
Washington
The
Get What You Ask For Inside Quality Over Exterior Impressions
The article urges buyers to value substance over packaging noting that imitation products imitate appearances but lack a true pedigree. It stresses that advertised goods stand for character and reputation and only the definite article bought from The Constitution will satisfy by delivering what was asked.
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Atlanta
London
Hiden
Germany admits she lacks sufficient food for civilians
Berlin reports Admiral Behncke states Germany must use submarine warfare to secure food for its population as Britain blocks supplies. He says Germany seeks safe passage for neutrals, warns ships may be sunk, and offers U.S. convoy plan as alternative to a full blockade.
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Warelesa
Sayville
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Germany
British Isles
Admiral Benneke
Marine Department
Walter R. Gherardi
England
United States
Admiralty
Great Britain
London
Paris
Behncke
Gherardi
Holland
Trial of Harry Thaw Set for March First
The New York trial of Harry K. Thaw on conspiracy charges was reset to March 1 from February 21.
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Harry Thaw
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Lusitania sails under U S flag to deter subs
The Cunarder Lusitania flew the American flag off Ireland en route to Liverpool to fool German submarines, drawing a major international incident. Washington officials investigate the event as Germany contemplates a blockade of Great Britain.
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Germany
Great Britain
United States
Ireland
Liverpool
Jangland
Washington
Georgia Manufacturers Form A State Association and Plan Latin Trade
At a Tuesday chamber of commerce meeting Atlanta business leaders formed the Georgia Manufacturers' association to promote trade with Latin America. Plans discussed include a Georgia industrial exhibit at Buenos Aires and a steamship line linking Savannah and other ports with Central and South American countries. Delegates also noted similar New Orleans initiatives and emphasized expanding Georgia exports through a directly controlled line and regional exhibits. Officers elected include LH A Dean as president Romeo P Stevens as vice president and HO Stevens as secretary. Continued on page eleven.
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Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Georgia Manufacturers
Latin America
Graham Clark
United States Department of Commerce
Georgia
Buenos Aires
Clark
Chicago
Manufacturers’ Association
New Orleans
Crescent City
Central
South America
Cuba
Philippines
Porto Rico
Manufacturers’ Steamship Line
LH. A. Dean
Powers & Schivan Manufacturiage Company
Romeo P. Stevens
Ths HO Stevens Sens Company
Macon
Atlanta Boy Paul Rockwell Still Alive in France Front Lines
Two Atlanta men report Paul Rockwell of Atlanta Ga is alive and with the French forces after harsh exposure and forced marches. They found him on a cold hospital cot near Rheims describing a hard, bearded, undernourished figure in worn blue coat and French socks lacking.
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Paul Rockwell
Kiffin
Hia
Atlanta
France
Rench Foreign Legion
Rockwell
Ralph C. Norton
Chapman~ Alexander
Norton
England
Y. M. C. Avs
Rheims
Whey
Toernay
Rheima
Montmirali
Thay
Rushes to Blazing Home To Find Wife and Daughter Die
Calhoun Ga February 16 Special Mrs William Davis and her daughter burned to death in their home near the saw mill. Davis, a night watchman, rushed to help but the roof collapsed. He hoped they escaped but investigation found both women perished from smoke and flames. Foul play suspected. coroner ruled death from smoke and flames.
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Calhoun
William Davis
Davis
Allied Air Raids Hammer German Positions Along Belgian Coast
Allied aircraft bombarded Zeebrugge submarine base Ostend Middelkerke and Ghistrelles aero drome near the Belgian coast causing great damage. The raids targeted Zeebrugge Ostend and surrounding military sites along the Channel front as part of ongoing air operations.
Shipping measure passes House amid 14 hour struggle
Washington February 17 the government ship purchase bill as an amendment to the Weeks naval auxiliary bill was passed by the house at 1 20 this morning by 215 to 14 nineteen democrats and all republicans present opposed the measure a 14 hour filibuster ended after administration leaders invoked a second rule. The bill now goes to the senate at noon. President Wilson expressed confidence it will win in the senate.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Democata
Bathrick
Borchers
Callaway
Dies
Donahue
Witzgerald
Gerry
Gordon
Jones
Kindel
Ixitehin
Morrison
Moss
Indiana
Page
North Carolina
Saunders
Slayden
Whitacre
White
Witherspoon
Mann
United States
Bill
Alexander
Missouri
Wilson
White House
Webb
Rome
Philippines
Panama
Henry
Texas
Campbell
Kansas
House
Congress
Watson
Kern
Capitol
French Take 2 Miles of German Trenches In Rapide War Drive
British air forces launched a mass raid against German positions along the Belgian coast including Zeebrugge Ostend and Bruges aiming to destroy submarine bases and supply routes. Forty aircraft attacked gun positions and trawlers while French planes supported the effort by striking the Ghistles aerodrome. In the east German forces push into East Prussia and Poland while Russians retreat toward the Niemen line as reports indicate significant fighting near Lyck Plock Bielsk and along the Vistula corridor.
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Afr
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Ostend
Middelkerke
Glastelles
Ghistelles
Bruges
Zeebrugge
Zeebr
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Poland
Lower Vistula
East Prussia
Lyck
Plock
Bielzk
Weather Prophecy Forecast With Mixed Readings
Local report notes fair conditions and partly fair outlook through Wednesday and Thursday. Mentions coastline activity with variable temperatures, minimal rainfall, and unspecified normals and deficits for the month.
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