Teutons Attack to Break Allied Sal
Athens reports German forces aided by Bulgars and Turks have begun a push around Saloniki against Anglo French positions. Austrian troops press Montenegro with Mount Lovcen seizure opening routes to Cetinje as Italy faces Austro Italian threat while Russians renew assaults in Bessarabia and western fronts show cautious gains. Continued on Page Two.
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Athens
Mount Lovcen
Montenegro
Austria
Adriatic
Italy
London
Saloniki
Giornale d'Ttala
Rome
Doiran
Cette
Lkely
Belgrade
Alles
Salomik
Cettinge
Koevess
Serbia
Lovcon
Albamia
Ital
Maran
Talan
Cattaro
Loeyeen
Calais
Great Britain
Bessarabian
Petrograd
Ramphaten
West Front
Reagan Calls Feb Meeting for State Democrats and Primary Dates
Chairman E F Reagan of the Georgia Democratic Executive Committee issued a formal call for a February 19 meeting at the Piedmont Hotel Atlanta to set a presidential primary date and to arrange delegate elections for the national convention in St Louis. He urged counties to align county officer primaries with the state plan, noting Georgia constitutional timing prevents nominations before August for state officers, while the presidential primary must occur in spring ahead of June 14 convention.
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Hirahburg & Clifton
Cratic
E. F. Reagan
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
St. Elmo Massengale
Reagan
Massengale
Piedmont Hotel
State Committee
St. Lome
Earry County
Heagan
Constitution
Georgia
General Assembly
State House
Economy Buy Right Hints for the Housewife
A daily advertising feature in The Constitution promotes thrift with morning price alerts. Reads: prices that save 16 to 50 percent on meat groceries shoes clothing linens millinery gowns and ready to wear items, plus drugs and housekeeping goods.
Note on Constitution Promise of Savings in Atlante Ads
A note states that the Constitution guarantees a marked saving on every price in Atlante where advertisers list their lowest prices in these pages. This notice emphasizes guaranteed reductions across advertised items and urges readers to compare prices within the section for best value.
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Atlante
Alores
Train Hits Auto Killing Pollard in Ameen City
A Central of Georgia train collided with a large automobile near the depot injuring Dr Wadkins and Virgil Hemperly and killing Walter Pollard, all within sight of the station. Wadkins and Hemperly suffered serious injuries including broken bones. Pollard died at the scene. Pollard was 24, survived by a wife and child, and a Campbell county native.
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Ameen City
Walter Pollard
Ant de JT. Wadkins
Virgil Hemperly
Central of Georgia
Atlanta
Columbus
Dr Wadkins
Hemperly
Tr Wadkins
Atlanta Indorsed for International Convention in 1917
The second annual Southern Rotary conclave opened at the Grunewald hotel with Mayor Behrmen welcoming attendees. International president Allen D. Albert and Secretary Chessley R. Perry spoke as Atlanta earned strong support, with 90 percent of delegates backing Atlanta as host for the 1917 Rotary International convention. Delegation members included Jevelyn Harris Kendall Weisiger C. O. Beauchamp Jim Thomas Victor Smith. The delegates also gathered for an informal banquet where Albert and George E. Leonard addressed guests.
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Wred Houser
New Orleans
Southern Rotary Chibs
Grunewald Hotel
Behrmen
John Turner
Tampa
Fla
Allen D Albert
Chessiey R. Perry
Kolbs
Atlanta
Knapp Estate Bequeaths One Dollar to Daughter
The will of Charles W. Knapp former president of The St Louis Republic and treasurer of The New York Times was filed. The entire estate goes to his widow except one dollar bequeathed to daughter Mrs Guthrie McConnell of Waterloo Town tonight no inventory filed to show estate value.
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St. Lows. Mo
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Repubdiie
New York Times
Guthrie McConnell
Waterloo
Knapp
Council Prepares Budget Gap With Overstes 760000
City budget talks reveal a tentative apportionment sheet about 260000 over estimated receipts with potential cuts to fifty or more projects. Council plans unchanged salaries and departments seek funding for new schools fire gear and street work while the mayor vows vetoes. Councilman Johnson’s effort to cut salaries was tabled as committees convene to finalize allocations ahead of Monday council session.
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Finance Committee of Council
Schoen
R. J. Guinn
Dan W. Green
Exposition Mills
Mitchell Street
Fraser and
Hounton Street
Guinn
Fire Department
West Hunter and
Jeptha Street
Hawin F. Johnson
Spring Street
Marietta Street
Carnegie Way
Carjmegie Way
Shmpson Street
Edwin Johnson
Comptroller's Office
Father Killed Holding One of His Babies Near Castleberry
Castleberry Alabama January 12 Wade Longmyer was shot and instantly killed at his home about a mile from Castleberry. Willis Johnson is held for the crime. The father was holding a baby when shot and the child’s leg was broken by a shot.
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Castleberry
Ale
Wade Longmyer
Ax Miles
Willis Johnson
Longmyer
Hearing Arranged On Georgia Waterways Projects
Washington reports Representative Edwards schedules hearings Friday and Saturday for Georgia waterways funding. Macon Hawkinsville and Dublin residents push 44000 for Altamaha river system including Ocmulgee and Oconee while talks cover Chattohoochee Flint and Coosa river works with several specific appropriations and a Cedar Creek to Abbeville canal proposal by Representative Frank Park.
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Washington
Edwards
River and Barber Committee
Georgia
Macon
Hawkinsville
Dublin
Altamaha
Ocmulgee
Oconee
Ocean Steamship Company
Chattahoochee
Flint
Coosa
Chattahoochee River
Savannan River
Augusta
Frank Park
Oenulgee
Cedar Creek
Cordele
Abbeville
Congress Swept by Anger Over Mexican Massacre
Congress reacted with strong indignation to the Chihuahua killings of Americans. Senator Sherman urged intervention by the United States and Pan American nations unless Carranza protects foreigners, while others urged patience. A debate over U S action reflected deep partisan and policy divisions as calls for decisive measures grew.
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Washington
Congress
Chihuahua
Administration
Stone
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Carstanza
Mexico
Senate
House
Sherman
Winois
United States
Carrabis
Dyer
Mingouri
Wilson
Welling
Memeo
Foreign Affairs Committee
Tendera
Carransa
Carranza
Idaho
Borah
Thomas
Colorado
Rio Grange
Standard Oil Company
Pearson
Gallinger
J. W. Holmes
New Hampshire
Thomas B. Holmes
Holmes
Henry
Texas
Colanlte
Saxe elected clerk in city tax office over Bearden
George H. Saxe won a council tax committee vote to become a city tax office clerk, replacing William M. Bearden after Bearden’s Shriner supporters urged retention. Ballots show Saxe prevailing on the second vote. Bearden and allies vow to challenge the committee’s action when council meets to ratify. Other clerks named include Beauchamp, Gifford, Johnson, Holiday, Fishback, and Collier.
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George H. Saxe
Tax Committee of Council
William M. Bearden
Bearden
Shriners
Walter P. Andrews
Andrews
Bearden Lasee Prince
Farlinger
Sea“wright
Saxe
Renfroe
Woddall
Sims
Dallas
McDonald
Woodall
Baxe
George H. Beauchamp
W. O. Gifford F. A. Johnson
John 8. Holiday
W. H DuBard
Mary Fishback
John 7. Collier
Friends of Bearden
Death and indictments cloud Huerta’s last hours
El Paso reports Victoriano Huerta the former provisional president of Mexico nears death with sacraments given at 4 pm and a second hemorrhage at 8:45 pm. In San Antonio a federal grand jury indicted Huerta and José B. Ratner, billed as a purchasing agent, and ten others for conspiracy to violate neutrality laws tied to a new revolutionary movement. Orozco’s fate and Huerta’s detention in Fort Bliss are noted amid the Texas context.
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el Paso
Tex
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
Huerta
San Antonio
Texas
Jose B. Ratner
New Mexico
Pascual Orozco
Orozco
Fort Bilas
van Horn
Two Italian Steamers Sunk By Mines In Adriatic
Rome reports two Italian steamers the Brindisi and the Citta di Palermo were sunk by mines in the Adriatic. Brindisi lost about half her passengers. crew saved. Citta di Palermo, an armed turbine, with most aboard saved. Dates: Brindisi sunk Jan 6 and Citta di Palermo Jan 8.
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Rome
Citta di Palermo
Adriatic Sea
Brindisi
Bari
Italian State Railway
Palermo
W. F. Becker
Messina
Galveston
Barcellona
Norfolk
No Action Likely Beyond Demand Over U S Killings in Mexico
Washington reports no plan for action beyond demanding the apprehension and punishment of Villa bandits who killed Americans. Secretary Lansing blames Villa and notes Americans erred by entering guerrilla territory. Carranza blamed if officials were negligent. Congress debates intervention while Wilson maintains policy. Secretary Lansing vows every step to punish perpetrators and protect noncombatants. The note to Carranza calls for immediate pursuit and punishment.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Hta
Congress
Wilson
Sherman
Senate
Landing
Uptate Department
Taft
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
Secetary
Weather Prophecy RAIN Forecast for Georgia
Washington forecast notes rain across Georgia with Thursday turning colder north and west. A night time cold wave. Friday colder with a southeast cold wave. Local report lists temperatures and rainfall deficiencies for the period.
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Washington
Georgia
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Jo T. Wadkins
Union City
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Higa
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Charleston
Éay
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Jacksonville
Kansas City
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Louisville
Memphis
Mobile
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Clay
Nashville
New York
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Snow
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Vicksburg
Elou
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