Governor Luk Wing Ting Assassinated in China
San Francisco January 13 The Chinese Republic association reported a cable from China announcing the assassination of Luk Wing Ting governor of Kwangsi province. He was said to have been killed by a bomb placed in his Nan Ning palace by agents of Yuan Shi Kai, who heads the Chinese government. The murdered official had remained neutral in China's troubles.
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Luk Wing Ting
Kwangsi
Nan Ning
Yuan Shi Kai
China
L. Tucker Joins Piedmont Hotel Staff as Room Clerk
L. Tucker of Social Circle Georgia has joined the Piedmont hotel staff as room clerk. He replaces James Williams who this week moved to the Georgian Terrace hotel.
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L. Tucker
Piedmont
LI. Tucker
Gahaa’ Leen
Piedmont Hotel
Mr. Tucker
James Williams
Georgian Terrace
Progressives confident no June fusion with Republicans
Georgia progressive leader R A Dewar, back from Chicago, declares no chance of Republican progressive party amalgamation for the presidential race. He says the party will field tickets in every state, support Roosevelt if nominated, and aims to draw Republicans and former Wilson voters to back a strong Americanist platform. He endorses Roosevelt as strongest leader and predicts broad cross party support.
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R. A. Dewar
Chicago
Georgia
Tee Procressive Party
Progressive Party
Dewar
Weeks
Burton
Weould
Wilson
South
Roosevelt
Hughes
Mr. Dewar
Jane Addams Opposes Expanded Army in War Prep
Washington hearings feature Jane Addams urging no army increase until the European war ends, propose a commission to study army and navy efficiency and motives for heavier armament. General Bliss argues for 200 aircraft monthly and a balanced force, resisting rapid expansion and National Guard use. He warns skeleton army is essential for proper recruit handling and disputes post in multiple large posts.
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Washington
Jane Addams
Women's Peace Society of America
House
Senate
Bliss
Miss Addams
United States
General Bliss
Camp Weara
Blas
Navy
War Department
Hass
Essen
New Rochelle Officials Visit Atlanta Sewage Plants
Mayor Edward Stetson Comptroller Harry Archi pala and Commissioner John Hurdett of New Rochelle visited Atlanta yesterday to inspect the city's sewage disposal and garbage destructor plants. The trip aimed to glean ideas for improving conditions back home.
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New Rochelle
Atlanta
Edward Stetson
Harry A. Archipala
John A Hurdett
Cisi
Philip Thomson Dined by Chi Psi Frat Men
The Atlanta Alumni Chi Psi chapter honored Philip L. Thomson of New York, Western Electric advertising manager and fraternity executive council member, with a dinner at the Piedmont hotel. George Hattey acted as toastmaster. attendees included W. A. Puiler and others from Atlanta and the University of Georgia chapter, class of 1919 and 1918 respectively.
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Atlanta
Chi Psi College
Piedmont Hotel
Philip L. Thomson
New York
Western Electric Company
Thomson
George Hattey
Atlanta, Ga
W. A. Puiler
Eugene
Marry Dodd
Carrall D. Cabaniss
Government boat sinks. four drown in Galveston
Galveston Texas January 1 Captain Edward P B Noel medical corps United States army attached to the coast artillery post at Fort Crockett and three privates of the coast artillery corps were drowned in the Galveston channel today when the government boat J B II was run down and sunk by the tank steamer Charles Harwood bound for Tampico Captain Noel's home was in Louisville Kentucky.
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Galveston
Texas
Edward Pb. Noel
Medical Corps
United States Army
Coast Artillery
Fort Crockett
Coast Artillery Corps
Calveston Channel
Ron
Charles
Harwood
Tampica
Nones
Louisvill Kentucky
Moise Succeeds Connally as University Club Secretary
Eb Warren Moise, formerly of Savannah and now in Atlanta, takes over as secretary of the University Club after Thomas W. Connally resigned at the annual meeting. Moise, a member of Little Powell Smith Goldstein, Greek Chi Phi, and UGA and Oxford Rhodes scholar, arrived in Atlanta two years ago. He is connected with the Savannah-based Moise law firm lineage and his late father T. B. Moise died while traveling in Canada for health reasons last summer.
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EB. Warren Moise
Savannah
Atlanta
Thomas W. Connally
University Club
Connally
Mole
T. 8. Moise
Canada
Moise
Little, Powell, Smith & Goldstein
Chi Phi Fraternity
Japanese Premier Okuma narrowly escapes attacks in Tokyo
January 13 Count Okuma, Japan's premier, survives two attempted bomb assaults as his car nears his residence after leaving the royal palace. A first bomb exploded behind the vehicle with no damage, a second failed to explode, and the assailants fled before he returned to the palace at 1 AM.
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Tokio
Count Okuma
Royal Palace
Okuma
Crisp Seeks $100,000 for Flint River Project
Washington January 13 An appropriation of 100000 for improvement of the Flint river Georgia between Albany and Montezuma was proposed in a bill introduced to a day by I representative Crisp.
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Flint River
Washington
Georgia
Albany
Montezuma
Treasury Department
Tia
Lea Butu
Third National Bank OF Atlanta
Atlanta
Fulton
Geataia
Act of Congress
John Skelton Wiiliam
Stlinta
Geal
Jonn Skelton Williams
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