Invasion of Montenegro Opens Front Across Adriatic
Russian and French dispatches describe Austro Hungarian forces advancing from the Tara to Ipek, with siege lines from Mount Loveen to Cattaro. Italian fear grows as breaches widen along the Adriatic front and Balkan operations intensify amid air skirmishes and naval activity.
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Cattaro Bay
Cattaro
Adriatic
Montenegro
Tara
Ipek
Italy
Balkan
Albania
Hubert Cecth
House of Common
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Solwera
Essad Pasha
Salonik
Paris
Meuse
Boise Des Chevaliers
Champagne
Berlin
Sayville
Galicia
Bessarabian
Vienna
Tororoutz
Gorizia
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Fsiarane
Balkans
Rerane
Bloca
Lim
Blocs
Lepehac
Rozay
Berane
Lesnitza
Ipek-Rugove
Laveen
Gallaro
Turko-German Actions and Russian Losses Reported
Reports from London and Amsterdam recount ongoing combat on the Mesopotamian and Balkan fronts. British forces near Kut el Amara face encirclement threats. Turkish divisions block progress while a heavy rains hamper pursuit. Russian assaults on the Carpathians inflict immense losses though reinforcements advance. German and Austrian positions hold key heights near Czernowitz amid harsh winter conditions.
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Amsterdam
Lonnon
Kut-el-Amara
Tigris
Sheik
Constantinople
Miam Allugarbi
Sheik Said
Reward Offered for Georgia Train Wreckers
A Georgia railroad offers 500 dollars for information leading to the capture of train wreckers blamed for wrecking No. 3 from Augusta to Atlanta. The crash occurred about 3 30 Monday near Swords, killing negro fireman Henry Sears and wounding only engineer R L Palmer lightly. The switch was opened and locked by wreckers, and the fine roadbed kept at the site prevented more deaths.
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Georgia Railroad
Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia Road
Henry Sears
R. L. Palmer
Swords
Lemke Improves After Notte Sanitarium Operation
Mr Lemke who recently underwent an operation at the Notte sanitarium is now much better. He has many friends in the city who have been distressed at his illness and will be glad to know he is improving.
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BE. Lemke
Notte Sanitarium
Mr. Lemke
Homosassa Fishers to Leave City for Fishing Trip
A score of Atlanta disciples of Lipac Walton will leave this morning on the Dixie Flyer for Homosassa, Fis, for a three weeks fishing trip. The fishermen are members of the Homo saga Fishing club and have been preparing for their annual outing. Henry Durand leads the party with George W. Lowndes as club president.
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Atlanta
Lipac Walton
Dixie Flyer
Homosassa
Fis
Homosaga Fishing Club
Henry Durand
George W. Lowndes
Uniform Warehouse Act Interpreted by U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of Commercial National Bank of New Orleans in a case with Canal Louisiana Bank over cotton pledged by Dreuil & Co. The decision interprets the uniform warehouse receipts act, holding that negotiable receipts made to the bearer or order convey title to bona fide purchasers even amid breaches by the apparent owner. THE Canal Louisiana bank held the bills of lading for 100 bales of cotton bought by Dreuil & Co and aligned with trust receipts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Commercial National Bank
New Orleans
Carial- Louisigna Bank Aka Trust Company
Dreuil & Co
Canal-Louisiana Bank
Louisiana
Baptist Ministers Hold Weekly Meeting in Atlanta
The Baptist Ministers' association of Atlanta met Monday morning at the First Baptist church for routine business. Dr J L Jackson of Kirkwood Baptist read a paper on the Constitution and Law guiding church establishment, urging numerous convenient churches with sufficient territory for self support.
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Baptist Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
First Baptist Church
J. L. Jackson
Kirkwood Baptist Church
Pople
Supreme Court hearing on water power condemnation case
Hollins N Randolph of Atlanta appeared for Tallassee Cotton Mills in a U S Supreme Court session over Alabama Power Company’s bid to condemn water power on the Tallapoosa River. The case tests whether sale of generated power is a public use, with Georgia and Alabama courts ruling yes, and the United States court potentially settling the issue.
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Washington
Hollins N. Randolph
Atlanta
Supreme Court of the United States
Tallaasee Cotton Mills
Tallessee
Ala
Alabama Power Company
Birmingham
Tallapoosa
Tallassee
Randolph
Tallassee Cotton Mills
Supreme Court of Alabama
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States Tol-Lown
County engineers begin survey of Riverside Drive
A corps of county engineers will start a survey of the proposed Riverside Drive between Johnson's Ferry and Pace's Ferry on Tuesday morning, marking the first step in the highway improvement program. The Southeastern Fair Association and the commission began tearing down the old skating rink at Lakewood Monday to clear space for the boulevard.
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Corps of County Engineers
Johnson's Ferry
Pace’s Ferry
Southeastern Fair Association
Commission
Lakewood
Judge Holden Declines Talk on Judgeship in Atlanta
Returning to Atlanta yesterday Judge Horace Holden refused to discuss a movement led by The Athena Banner to elevate him to the supreme court as Justice Lamar’s successor. Holden has resumed work on the state's case in the litigation with the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Atlanta
Horace Holden
Athena Banner
Supreme Court
Justice Lamar
Holden
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