Great Crowds At Georgia Poultry Show Highlighted By Barred Rocks
Large crowds attended the Georgia Poultry association show with Barred Plymouth Rocks praised as the best in the south. Judges awarded numerous premiums from sponsors including Davis & Freeman, Cone Drug, and Pickard & Deans. Winners included M. F. Morris, W. G. Norman, Paul A. Wright, and many others for best Barred Rock, White Rock, Buff Rock, and Black Minorka varieties, with cups, cigars, and goods as prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Poultry Association
Plymouth Rocks
South
M. F. Morris
Atlanta
George W. Hansen
Davis & Freeman
Mr. McBride
Atlanta Journal
William MuPherso
Davison-Faxon-Stokes Company
Cone Drug Company
Red Jones
Fitzgerald, Ga
Durham Jewelry, Company
Dobos-Wey Company
W. G. Norman
Griffin
Pickard & Deans, Drug Company
Harwell
Wink
Forrest ‘Adairs
Ich
Clamberin-Johnson-DuBeseede Bady
Paul A. Wright
Vaudette
Ja Banes
College Park
Gy Thompson
Borristown
Tenn
Adler. Banes
Banes
Charles
H. ¥. Carr
Maler & Berkele
E. Carter Eletric Company
Tb Ay
Aly
Clifton
J. D. Frazer
Hightower Box
Tani Company
Merry Widow
Fain & Stampe
Brown & Alqm Sat
Cantrell
Athens
Alexander Seewald
Tohn Lowe Smith
T. H. Brooks Company
H. G. Hastings, & Co
College View Farm
Carroll
Parlor
John Lowe Smith
McMillar Produce Company
O. A. Muse
H. G. Hastings & Co
G. Hubbard
Acme White
A. J. Ryan
Atlanta Brewing and Y Fee, Company
Dee Brown Connally
BM. FE. Morris
Iy’ A. Dis
Johnson-Gewinner Company
Baby Boy Injured by Pin-Buried in Forehead
A pin discharged from an air gun buried in the forehead of 3 year old George Leel while playing near his father G B Lee’s home at 170 Nelson street. He was taken to Grady hospital where a minor operation removed the pin and doctors expect no permanent injury. George played with friend Boise Christen in the alley when the accident occurred and a bystander noticed the child’s odd behavior as he tried to pull the pin free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leel
G. B. Lee
Nelson Street
Grady Hospital
George
Boise Christen
Lee
Ister
Eunice EB. Stevens
Tumulty Grumbles Over a Series of Lemons
Secretary Tumulty vented despair at a published tale claiming he opposed prohibition in Washington. He cited a string of misfortunes from a clergyman misplacing his hat in Indiana to hotel protests in New York and a Jersey City social visit. He lamented being used in a political tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tumulty
Capitol
Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic
New York
Tumuthy
Jersey City
Congress
Jenton Trist
Young U S Army aviator breaks endurance record in air
San Diego January 15 Lieutenant Byron G. Jones, the youngest aviator in the U S Army, stayed aloft for 8 hours 63 minutes in continuous flight before dusk. He used under 30 gallons of gasoline, surpassing the prior 6 hour 1 minute Navy record set at Annapolis in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Byron G. Jones
United States Army
Annapolis
John Powers
United States Navy
Army
Jones
U S Warns Carranza Over Oil Plant Confiscation Threat
Washington reports says Secretary Bryan warned General Venustiano Carranza that serious consequences may follow his threat to confiscate foreign owned oil plants in Tampico area. Britain and American oil firms protest. embargoes and heavy taxes cited. Americans flee, plants shut, fuel supply at risk as Villa forces advance and Tampico fearing attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Yambleo
Bryan
Cecil Spring- Rice
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Mr.Bryan
Villa
Villa- Gutierrez
State Department
Monterey
Haven
Texas
Villa Troopa
Eagle Pass
Las Vegas
City Finance Committee Buys Time on Triangle Project
Unearned revenue of 175000 appears on the budget as a potential funding source for a triangle corner at Pryor and Edgewood. Property owners promise to reimburse 25000 if demanded within a year. Mayoral approval needed before final action. The panel also adjusts salaries for high school teachers until June and plans 75600 lakewood fair funds with matching county and chamber of commerce contributions. The committee meets Saturday to review all funds for proper credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Uniformed Force
Armistead
Johnson
Lakewood Fair
Chamber of Commerce
General Council
College Park Mayor Loses Auto in Atlanta
College Park Mayor G F Longino reports his five passenger Overland automobile stolen last night from in front of the Forsyth theater. He notified Assistant Chief of Police B L Jett. The car is electrically equipped and has two seasons attached to the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Longino
College Park
Forsyth ‘Theater
B. L. Jett
Pythians Stand for Peace Lecture by Dr Atwood
Minneapolis scholar Dr. Frederick Atwood told Wesley Memorial audiences that there would have been no European war if Pythianism had flourished. He lauded Knights of Pythias for fraternalism and the brotherhood of man while noting politics and creeds are not allowed in the order.
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America
Frederick Atwood
Minneapolis
Wesley Memorial Church
Atwood
Walter Andrews
jJames Kempton
Thomas’ J. Carling
Macon
James .W. Austin
William H. Bration
Tamberton
Russell K. Smith
James Kempton
Walter
P. Andrews
W. G. Moore
Knights of Pythias
Mexico
Greece
Rome
Raymond Hitchcock Delights Atlanta Audience In Theatre Show
Sidney Ormond reports that Raymond Hitchcock delivered a masterful performance in The Beauty Shop at the Atlanta theater. The audience filled the house last night, praising Hitchcock’s effortless humor, generous talent, and enduring stage presence through a three hour program with lively encores and a comic speech on the European war. The play’s production and chorus receive acclaim, but Hitchcock remains the standout, keeping the crowd in constant laughter and energy from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Raymond Hitchcock
Joe Cawthorns
Eddie Foys
Withal
New York
Hitchecock
Belgium
Raymond Hitcheack
Sidney Ormond
Forsyth Vaudeville Bill Promises Bigger Show Next Week
Keith Vaudeville and the Forsyth present a top bill expected to outdo this week’s crowd. Gus Edwards Matinee Girls lead with new songs, faces, effects, and scenery drawing ovations across the circuit. Colonial Days with Claire Rochester and Rogers keep Forsyth packed as all-star acts headline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Gus
Edwards
Claire Rochester
If Rogers
Big Triple Bill at the Grand Theater This Saturday
The Grand theater presents a high merit bill featuring two remarkable zootion films and the Tomasso Brothers, royal Italian court alumni, one performing massette and the other on accordion. Also shown is Puss in the Well a children’s fairy tale in one reel and the major feature It’s No Laughing Matter starring Arbuckle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theater
Tomasso Brothers
Royalitalian Court
Massette
Pusay
Maclyn ‘Spruckle
Jone
Tlomabso Alothees
Gutierrez Backs Wilson Policy on Mexican Affairs
Provisional Mexican President Hulatio Gutierres in Mexico City offers public approval of the portion of Presidents Wilson Indianapolis speech addressing Mexican affairs. The Mexico City press autograph letter, released by the State Department, praises Wilson and expresses gratitude for US sympathy and support toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hulatio Gutierres
Mexico City
Wilson
Indianapolis
Gutierrez
State Department
Housewives' league urges wheat embargo to conserve supply
Washington telegram from Mrs Julian Heath head of the Housewives league urged President Wilson to embargo shipments of wheat abroad. She spoke for about 800000 American homes claiming the move would conserve supply and help keep prices normal in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Julian Heath
Housewives” League
Wilson
America
Supreme Court of Georgia Docket List of Civil Appeals
The document lists numerous civil appeal cases argued and submitted at the Georgia Supreme Court. Parties include John Jones laser Mrs W Blackman from Wilkes, Baltimore Bargain House v Busby from Lincoln, B F Carr v Hardeman et al from Banks, Barrett v Western and Atlantic Boatfield from Whitfield, and others including Davis, Thompson, Hicks, Stringfield, Stoker, Wilson, Sykes, Pritchett, Whiddon, and Halley with various counties and administrators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Blackman
Wilkes
Connell
Washington
T. Harris
Baltimore Bargain House
A. Busby
Linccoln
RT. Smith
J. Wilkinson
B. F. Carr
Hardeman & Phiniay Et al
Banks
Dennis Barrett
Western and Atlantic ‘Boat
V. J
V.g. EK
Salter
We Halley
Amanda McMullan
Art
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Georgia Poultry
Uneeda Biscuit
Zu Zu
National Biscuit Company
Nan
Atlantas
Bumberland Broad
Marietta
Cunard
Europe
Liverpool
Transylvania
Lusitania
Franconia
Rduna
Nety
Pransvylvania
Spain
The
Riviera
Italy
Azores
Gibraltar
Gesioa
Naples
Piraeus Pannonia
Tues
State St
Hieneerchiism
Angora
Coats
Norfolk
Manhattan
United. States” Army
Flyer
Dr. Atwood
Daniel Bros. Co
Keith Vaudeville
Jack
Bob
Forrest and
George Adair
Heath
Supreme Court OF GA
Tse
Lodge
John, Rosier
Hemphill Avenue
West Tenth Street
Cc Case
W. M. Claude’ Warranb
R. B. Lee
Atlanta Clearing House
John K. Ottley
Darwin G.jones
John J. Woodside Storage Co.,Inc
Ant
Uable Ally
Retrehch
Joel Hunter & CO. Certified Public Accountants
Empire Bldg
S. Pryor and
Hunter ,Sts
M. Woolley
Atlarta
Sellent
Forsyth Fouth
Polonial Days
Firseet Roverty
Will Rogers
Comfort & Kina
Beaumont & Araold
Buy Thester
Gus Edwards
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