Peace Conference Sealed In Pieces Over Adrianople Rift
London January 12 The Turkish delegates face rejection from the allied powers and Rechad Pasha contends the suspension of talks is not his fault. Allies press for decisive action, threaten to resume hostilities, and note Turkey violated armistice while Greece pursues conquest of the Aegean islands and Saloniki. The situation remains torn among Europe’s powers with no unified stance.
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London
Edward Irey
Reghad Pasha
Turkey
Rechad Pasha
Dn Aw
Adrianople
Othar Fireere
Servia
Monteneare
Aegean
Saloniki
Sua- Bay
Europe
Mit
Tipumanta
Adder
Ates
Corgettiina
Hetmuanare
Oho
World Warps Under The Devil's Yoke Says Preacher
A preacher proclaims the world bears the yoke of the devil urging believers to accept Christ’s easy yoke. He warns of sin and suffering but promises relief through faith, claiming the gospel strengthens the weary and saves from perdition. He emphasizes spiritual burden over worldly distress.
Negroes Aim to Reform City in Meeting
A speech by Rev. Moore in a Congregational church urged eliminating liquor and firearms, closing slums, improving sanitation and housing, and expanding schools. He linked lax family relations to crime, calling the church essential for progress and suggesting stricter enforcement of laws.
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Procter
Atlanta
Ehip
Cotton Acreage May Be Larger
New Orleans January 17 The cotton market this week hinges on ginning returns to the census bureau. The upcoming semi monthly reports, due next week, influence prices as private estimates suggest a larger crop and acreage may rise. Weather and demand factors also affect expectations and futures.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
South
Atlanta Lions Elect George Rush President
The Atlanta den of Lions formed its organization yesterday afternoon at the Tke first national hotel parlor. George B. Rush, an Atlanta attorney, was made royal president of the den. A formal initiation is planned next Thursday at the Knights of Pythias hall in the Kiser building with charter members to be initiated.
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Royal Order
Atlanta
den of T of Lions
Firsttalu Hotel
George B. Rush
Den
H. W. Mitenelt
Pyethins Hall
Kiser
Calleh
Il Os. Brageell
Royal
Brittain Hotel
H. S Brazel
Trady Melton
Ter. H. M. Lanning
J. F E. de Lorme
Paul Burkert
Greshwim
A. N. de Lorme
Robert Hughes
Royal Picket
G FE. Sheets
Royal Sentinel
Wo OH Grant
Royal Howryguard
Cotton seed crushers press for tariff revision
The Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia seeks higher Congress support to revise U S tariff laws. It sent resolutions and a memorandum with recommendations on raw materials and finished products, urging relief for the cotton seed industry from discriminatory foreign tariffs and administrative tariff features. The group highlights European oil producers taxing American cotton seed while allowing their own vegetable oils.
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Oe Indust
Tts
Uends
Europe
Karane
Milledgeville Banking Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Milledgeville Ga January annual meeting of Milledgeville Banking Company shows excellent condition. Officers elected include President Miller S Bell Vice President D S Sanford with directors M S Bell E E Bell E L Bass D A Fewell Kidd B L Fraley J R B Kennedy and cashier James C Ingram.
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Milledgeville Banking Compnony
Milledgeville, Ga
Imperial
Milledgeville Banking Company
Miller S. Bell
D. S. Sanford
M. S. Bell
E. E. Bell
E. £. Bass
D. A. Fewell Kidd
Sanford
BL Fraley
RB. Kennedy
Caguler
Miller Bell
James C. Ingram
Tariff hearings focus on Aluminum Co of America and Waltham Watch
Democratic members of the house committee on wage and means prepare to question Aluminum Company of America and Waltham Watch Co at an adjourned hearing on the metal tariff schedule. Testimony concerns trust issues, dumping clauses, and potential foreign retaliation as schedules for wood goods and silks are reviewed, with no major shifts from the last session.
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Washington
House Committee On Wage and Means
Aluminum Companys of America
Waltham Watch Company
Congress
Joan F .Bartlett
New York
Aluminum Company of America
Arthur W. Davis
Pittsburg
Aluminum Company
Fitch
Waltham
Canada
Frice
Machine Ton
Lamar to Washington to practice before Interstate Commerce Commission
Judge William B. Lamar former congressman and Florida attorney general will move to Washington to practice before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He and Mrs. Lamar plan to complete a new home on Pacey's Ferry road by March then sell the 155 acre property bought two years ago at 200 per acre, with land nearby fetching up to 800 per acre. Lamar aims to specialize in railroad cases and has long advocated railroad regulation and national control of interstate lines.
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William B. Lamar
Can
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Congress
Florida
Railroad Commission
Political battle near Cesimbra leaves three dead
In Cesimbra south of Lisbon, after Dr Alfonse Costa's accession sparked a clash between democratic and conservative clubs, revolver fire killed three and wounded twenty nine as Republican guards tried to quell the riot. The mob finally dispersed with many rioters arrested.
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Lisbon
Alfonse Costa
Powey
Cesimbra
Bbehind
Officers Changed by First Christian Church
The First Christian Church elected a full slate by ballot, replacing a self perpetuating officer group with an annual ballot for one third of positions. Elders and twenty four deacons were chosen for three, two, and one year terms, reshaping church leadership. Dr Bricker praised Jean Valjean from Les Miserables for the novel moral lesson on inner worth and redemptive effort.
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First Christian Church
John Cooper
F. M. Robinson
A. G. Moser
J. P. Downing
Ev. LeCraw
George
Clayton
Foster Williams
W. Watson
Frank M. Stewart
R. A. Burnett
A. M. Balding
KE. B. Martindale
C. G. Hannah
T. B. George
FL Eyles
W. Scott Bell
J. N. Bell
J. B. Bowen
N. Jenkins
H. C. Hall
T. M. Summers
Jean Valjean
L. OF. Bricker
Victor Hugo
Dr. Bricker
Wordsworth Quip Sparks Banter and Ticket Sale Note
A fragment shows talk of Wordsworth and a pun about William Wordsworth, followed by a stray line about Fifth Regiment Military Tournament tickets on sale at Daniel Bros. The readable text hints at an informal exchange and an ad noting ticket availability.
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Fifth Regiment Military
Daniel Bros
New Sulfosol Pill Claims to Cure Rheumatism
Sulfosal Company announces BULFOLOL as a blood vitalizer that absorbs directly into the bloodstream to expel uric acid and taints, promising relief from rheumatism gout and blood diseases. It urges readers to obtain it from druggists or request a free booklet from 215 Washington St New York.
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Sulfosal Company
Washington St
Neww York
Gate Keeper Shot in Crowded Depot in Macon
In Macon Georgia January 12 W H Taylor fired three shots at gatekeeper and depot policeman G H Moffatt from Montezuma wounding two shots in the left side and chest near the heart The terminal was crowded as Taylor intoxicated and sleeping in the waiting room had been warned and removed before returning and firing his revolver at the gatekeeper who stood by the gate inspecting tickets.
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Macon
Union
W. H. Taylor
G. H. Moffatt
Montezuma
Taylor Orlerea
Taylor
Moffatt
Notices posted warn Cobb residents of fleeing negro tenants
In Cobb County Georgia, notices were mailed and then posted in public places north of Marietta telling negro tenants to leave. The messages threaten violence and include archaic spellings, reflecting intimidation as whites urge departures amid racial tension. Separately, J. E. Corbin of Kenne-saw Marble Company was ambushed and shot near his home. he survived after shotgun injuries and a lantern was extinguished by a second shot. authorities pursued suspects with no arrests.
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Mariette
Cobb
Marietta
Spectacy J. EK. Corbin
Kennesaw Marble Company
Pine
Lindley
Gatekeeper Shot by Man From Georgia Seated After Incident
A shooter fired three shots and the gatekeeper sank into a chair as horrified bystanders stood until a policeman arrived. The assailant, identified as Taylor, claims to be from Columbus and to work for the Central of Georgia.
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Taylor
Columbus
Central of Georgia
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