Russians in Czernowitz siege loom large from Bukovina battle
Reports from London and Petrograd indicate the Russians dominate Czernowitz as Austrian defenses retreat from the Bukovina capital. Unofficial dispatches cite Russians concentrating forces around the rail hub, with potential political impact on Romania. Times correspondence notes renewed bombardment on the Italian front and a British lake expedition showing German steamer Kingam sunk.
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Pongen
Bessarabia
Petrograd
Kolkt
France
Tabure
Inones
Central Africa
Lake Tenganyika Hor
Bukowina
London
Czernowitz
Czernowitches
Berlin
Bukowina Front
Times
Saleschitky
Street Parade Reveals Atlantans Learn Of This Marriage
A bridal pageant in East Point features Mrs T Keeler and groom in a jumbled street parade through downtown Atlanta. Imperial East Point Orchestra entertains with fiddles and cowbells as the couple, about fifty and a young bride, ride in a jitney amid cheering crowds and a grand sign reading JUST MARRIED.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansling
K. Smith
E. H W. Martin
W. W Hana
East Point
Sno
Keeler
Poulas
Suttlea
Billy
Keelera’ Meritage Wed- Sgudas
Consul R N McNeely Reported Drowned Nephew of Dr Belk
The drowning of American consul to Aden Robert Ney McNeely aboard the liner Persia after its sinking in the Mediterranean on December 30 is noted. McNeely, a North Carolina native and lawyer, was 32 when appointed consul and had risen to political prominence, with earlier service in the state legislature and senate. He was nephew of Dr Belk, a church leader in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganesville
Aden
Robert Ney McNeely
Persia
Mediterranean
South
North Carolina
Union County
London
Homer R. Latinbury
Medranes
Salisbury
India
Galp Company
Tar” Danalry
Washington
Ist
Seventh Day Adventist Missions
Battle Greek
Mich
W. B. Salisbury
Glendale
Cal
Seventh Day Advential ‘General Conference
Takoma Park
Lucknow
California
Indie
Ateamship
Lord Montagu
Evening News
Malta
Peter M'Ardle Killed In Augusta Robbery Suspect
Augusta authorities report Peter M Ardie died in hospital after being brought in unconscious from his farm twelve miles away. Coroner to investigate with suspicion that robbers killed him. Further details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Peter MrArdie
Buy-right Hints for the How Economy article
The piece argues Mrs. Housewife should handle coal buying at home as the chief consumer. It notes coal dealers advertise low prices in The Constitution and suggests men defer to wives for choosing coal best for the furnace, grate, and range. It ends by saying Pa would resign as head coal buyer for a warmer, more cheerful home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COAS
Savings Offered On Every Page At Low Prices
An advertisement highlights marked savings on every page with prices at their lowest in these pages, promising significant bargains across listed goods.
Atlanta Distict Reports Fed Activity Improvement in 1916 Outlook
Washington January briefed on twelve federal reserve districts showing continued business improvement. Atlanta district notes expansion across lines with expectations of prosperity in 1916, while Tennessee faces tobacco market sluggishness. Other districts report active trade, rails, and factory gains, though freight congestion and ship shortages persist in parts of the nation.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta
Tennessee
Richmond
Boston
New York
New York Clearing Nowse
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Enat
Acme
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Brecisco
Panama Canal
Gainesville Man Shot in House. Six Arrested
Gainesville Ga January 5 a shooting affray just beyond the city limits at Annie Kilpatricks home left Jim Dunegan fatally wounded in the abdomen. Six people were arrested Fletcher Robinson Annie Kilpatrick Grady Edmondson Clyde Wilson Homer Wilson and Golden Means held for grand jury inquiry and Dunegan's condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Spegal
Annie Kilpatrick
Jim Donegan
Fletcher Robinson
Annie Elispatrick
Exipatrick
Senate Debates United States Neutrality in War
Washington hearing a stormy Senate session debated United States neutrality policy during the European war. Senators pressed arms embargo, munitions exports, and travel on belligerent ships, with Democrats and Republicans trading sharp charges over government responsibility for Lusitania deaths and open markets to belligerents.
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Washington
United ‘States
Senate
Senator Tones
Writhe
Saytornia
United States
Lodges
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
O'Gorman
New York
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Rbn McNeely
Persia
Skinner
London
Aden
Jones
America
Saga
Nelson
Minnesota
Repub—Iean
O'Gormen
McNeely
Worka
California
Works
Reed
Europe
Senator Lodge
Senatore O'Gornan
Distillers of Dew Visit Hall County Jail Scandal
Sheriff W T Spencer of Gainesville Hall county runs a famed boarding house jail. His prison bills 1800 to Uncle Sam with others totaling 34000 statewide. Reports claim Hall county jail crowded and profitable with moonshiners, while nearby jails totals include Fulton 950 Rome 361 and Athens 900. Spencer charges 50 cents daily per prisoner.
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W T. Spencer
Gainesville
Hall County
Uncle Sam
Spencer
Fulton County
Ie Neigh
Moonatiners
Federal Building
Rome
Athens
iSheriff Spencer
Beavers Sparks Fracas at Multiple Polling Places
Former Police Chief James L Beavers sparked near clashes at several city polling places during a heated recall election. At the sixth ward Beavers clashed with an anti recall, needing officer intervention. In the third ward he clashed with City Detective Bass Rogger, a key witness in his police board trial.
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James L. Beavers
Splrtt
Cty
Mashburn
Beavers
Heavers
Bass Roager
Police Board
Hert
Rosser
la Hot
George C. Bullard
George C. Bullard, Who Wos, Head of Beavers’ “Vies
George F. Freeman
Third Ward
Camp Stumbled Against Tombstone Prompts Police Report
Diary account from J F B Camp details drinking during dares near tombstones and in a stonecutter yard. Camp faces charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and larceny after trust after failing to return $322.50 entrusted by H Morris. Police traced him to a Frasier street cutting yard where $12.50 was reportedly missing.
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J. H. Kirk
Polles Station
J. FB. Camp
Berean Avenue
Camp
H. Morris
DeKalb Avenue
Mr. Camp
Kirk
Ww. M. Millers
Frasier Street
Tadeldé
Official details lacking on Persia crisis
Washington reports indicate no concrete information on whether a torpedo sank the Persia or the submarine's nationality. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing reviewed the growing crisis, with the State Department urging rapid information gathering while the Senate Foreign Relations Committee prepared to open discussions.
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Washington
Wilson
Lansing
United States
Persia
State Department
Banking
Department
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Stone
Great Britain
Seation
Hoke Smith
Germany
Lodge
Mayor Woodward and Police Board Backed by Voters
Voters upheld Mayor Woodward and all six police board members in a recall vote. The tally showed 6,301 against the recall and 3,399 for it, with the board receiving the same overall support as the mayor in a total turnout of 9,740.
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Woodward
Recall Votes Split Voters Amid Strongest City Ties
Voters largely backed straight party ballots while recalls failed in most wards, including Fourth Ward once seen as a movement stronghold. Leaders react with statements from Marion Jackson, H. McCord, Captain James W. English, and Citizens' Committee praising or analyzing the outcome as Atlanta aims forward.
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Marion Jackson
H. ¥. McCord
Woodward
Atlanta
James W. English
Union
Recall of police commission fails at polls in big defeat
The recall effort collapsed with a two to one vote against the measure. Only one precinct favored recall while seventeen rejected it. Mayor James G Woodward faced 6,203 against recall and 3,399 for recall, a majority against recall of 2,902. Commissioner W P Fain drew 6,207 against recall and 5,817 for recall, a 2,390 margin against recall. Commissioner James W English appears listed in incomplete totals.
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Clarke King
Woodward Fain
Warda
Ward
Police Commission
James G. Woodward
W. P. Fain
James W. English
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Rumania
Kovel
Taree
East Point Orchestra
R.N. M’neely
DR. Belk
Peter M
Ardle
Dew
Sheriff Spencer
Big Bill
Tombstone
Antis
Teather
Georgie
Reinian
Cleer
Birmingham
Clear
Charleston
Galveston
Batteran
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Memke
Mobile
Clayga Va
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Shreveport
Tampr
Clay
Vicksburg
Clear Washton
Eldy
F. von
Herrmann
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