Turkeys Fate in Balkan Diplomacy Sparks War Move
London reports in January that Turkey faces a resumption of near eastern war within a week as Balkan delegates press to end fruitless talks. Allies plan to force Adrianople action. talks may end with a break and renewed hostilities within ninety-six hours.
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London
Near East
Europe
Landen
Arlo
Grand Counell
Adrianaale
Alles
Cnstantinoph
Tarkes
Adrianame
Turkey
Merat
Coerelou
Tramel
Sir Edward Grey
Rechad Pasha
England
Balkan
Bulgaria
Treleste
Midia
Constantinople
Georgia Railroads Must Pull Mileage February First
The Georgia Railroad Commission orders railroads in the state to pull mileage on trains starting February 1. Rail lines have not announced plans or a new mileage form. no notification is yet shown. The South Carolina mileage case resumes in Washington, closely related.
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Georgia Railroad Commission
Southeastern Passenger Association
Washington
South Carolina
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
State Commission
Interstate Commission
Georgia Commission
Bethlehem Children’s Home for Prisoners’ Kids Opens
The Bethlehem Children’s Association of Atlanta plans a temporary home for the children of prisoners in a coastal section of the state. Sidney Love of Agana will serve as matron, with Bons Pella as the site chosen by project organizers in charge of the effort.
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Nah
Tanasius
Bethlehem
Atlanta
Savannah
Tamperray
Asia
Imelarae
Mes
Sidney Love
Agana
Bons Pella
Two schoolgirls struck by auto near Whitehall Street
Pedestrian collision on Whitehall Street in front of No 42 involved Miss Claire Mulhearn and her companion Miss Grace Davies. Both girls knocked down as car driven by Charles Cox, owned by W L Fain, moved slowly toward Hunter Street. Mulhearn escaped unharmed, Davies treated for minor injuries. No arrest after witnesses said accident unavoidable.
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Whitehall Street
Hunter
No. 42
W. L. Fain
Charles Cox
Claire Mulhearn
Grace Davies
Phan Street
Gothe
Elunter Street
Miss Mulhearn
Miss Davies
Savannah opens home for prisoners children in city
The association has opened an office in the city with Rev Sidney Love of Atlanta in charge. The home is for white children whose fathers are in prison or whose parents are unworthy. It aims to care for prisoners' children and those of degenerates, providing education and training at no cost, maintained by local supporters.
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Fred &. Stewart
Atlanta
Nashville
Stewart
Ithan
Whitehall Street
Sidney Love
Savannah
Bargain disposal sale on Venise and Irish lace trims
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co offers clearance on all odds and ends lace trims with big savings. Venise edges and insertions cost 15c to 35c per yard, Venice lace bands, medallions, and allover laces priced from 50c to 3.00 per yard, with selections up to nine inches wide and patterns suited to spring dresses and lingerie.
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Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Venice
Ahavath Zion Plans Purim Concert At Temple
Ahavath Zion Sunday school held a monthly meeting at Temple Ahavath Achin. Superintendent Morris Sheinbaum reported the Chanuka concert raised funds for the Ladies Hebrew Educational Auxiliary. A Purim concert will feature the play Queen Esther, with Ida Baritzky Veril Goldstein and Tsader Levin on the arranging committee. Daughters of Zion pledged to furnish all uniforms for the play.
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Ahavath Zion Sunday School
Temple
Ahavath Achin
Morris Sheinbaum
Ladies’ Hebrew Educational Auxiliary Society
Esther
Ida Baritzky
Veril Goldstein
Tsader Levin
Daughters of Zion Society
Demands for 34 72 per capita wealth joke hits treasury
Washington reports a facetious request flood the Mint director George E. Roberts with letters for 34.72 dollars per person if wealth were divided equally. The treasury notes per capita amounts are theoretical and not distributable.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
George E. Roberts
The
Mint
Roberts
Treasury Department Monthly
Trainman Injured Caught Between Cars in Atlanta Yard
J M Watson of Atlanta Joint Terminals was coupling freight cars at Moore and Decatur streets when a signal to back the train caught him between the cars, breaking his arm. Patterson's ambulance transported him to the Tabernacle infirmary. Injuries described as not serious.
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J. M. Watson
Atlanta Joint Terminals Company
Moore
Decatur Streets
Patterson
Tabernacle Infirmary
Recruiting Figures Hint At Shortfall In Army Enlistments
Washington January 14 preliminary tables from the adjutant general show a downturn in enlistments. Officials say complete period totals are not yet available, though early figures suggest fewer recruits than expected.
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Washington
Adjutant General of the Army
Decline in Enlistments Under New Longer Service Law
A notable drop in both enlistments and re-enlistments occurs under the new law which lengthens the term of service. The current law enlists recruits for seven years with four years in service and three in reserve, a structure now facing reduced numbers.
Penitentiary seeks tuberculin tested cattle for delivery
United States Penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia on January seventeenth nineteen thirteen invites bids to purchase up to fifteen high grade tuberculin tested cattle aged two to four years each capable of yielding at least four gallons daily. Bids require tuberculin test certificate and delivery to the penitentiary. Address Williams Moyer warden.
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United States Penitentiary
Atlanta
Georgia
Andress Williams, Moyer
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