Note of powers handed to Turkey
London reports the European powers handed the collective note on settlement in southeastern Europe to Turkey at Constantinople. Diplomats expect Turkey to concede something to the Allies to reunite peace talks, with Ambassadors’ meetings continuing and Albanian affairs under discussion. Sechad Pacha said Turkey awaits instructions as they monitor the note’s response.
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London
Europe
Turkey
Constantinople
Sechad Pacha
Dtation
Amakoing
Montenesto
Abese Cattara
Austria
Seutari
Cettinue
Maoptensgero
Artthife
Wardis
Bassin
Albania
Avlona
Dr Orr to Preach on The American Home at North Ave Church
Rev Dr W W Orr will deliver a sermon on The American Home at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at North Avenue Presbyterian Church corner Peachtree and North avenue. He aims to discuss the home as an American institution, its strengths and flaws, inviting all married or soon to be married couples to attend. Sunday marks the final day of two weeks of special services led by Dr Orr and Prof H B Armstrong with 11 am 3 pm and 7 30 pm services.
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W. W. Orr
North Avenue
Presbyterian c
Peachtree Street
Orr
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
H. B. Armstrong
Singer
Worth County Refunds School Money To Crisp
Crisp County will be refunded two thousand dollars Crisp spent on educational work in Oakfield and Warwick districts while Worth County had jurisdiction. Crisp County faces about two hundred dollars in losses after an agreement with Worth County and the state education department. Complications arise from the Supreme Court ruling that the legislative act transferring districts was unconstitutional.
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Cordele
Crisp County
Oakfield
Warwick
Worth County
State Department of Education
Alex
Supreme Court
Mrs Johnson Dies After Short Illness
Eliza Jane Johnson, 75, a beloved Battle Hill resident, died at her home on Joe Johnston avenue after a brief illness. Funeral planned for Sunday in Lilburn, GA. Survived by husband Dr H B Johnson two sons Mell P Johnson and Feld Johnson and seven daughters Mrs J T Cain Mrs J H Hopkins Mrs P Minor Mrs Albert Lee and Mrs Albert King.
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Eliza Jane Johnson
Battle Hil
Joe Johnston
Lilburn
Tia
Johnson
H. B. Johnson
Br. Mell P. Johnson
Feld Johnson
J. T. Cain
J. H. Hopkins
P. Minor
Albert Lee
Albert King
Fear Fever Epidemic in Wake of the Flood
In Pvainsville Indiana January 17 flooding raises river level to 46.4 feet after steady rain and sewer inundation sparks fear of typhoid fever outbreak. Many plants flooded, hundreds of workers left unemployed as Evansville fights Ohio River surge.
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Pvainsville
Ind
Evansville
Raoul funeral obituary notes flowers for the poor not graves
Captain William Greene Raoul a prominent Atlanta businessman and Confederate veteran died at his Peachtree Street home in his seventieth year He requested no flowers for his funeral and asked that charity gifts be sent to the poor He served as railroad president and helped found the Associated Charities and tuberculosis relief efforts Survived by his wife ten children and a sister his funeral to be held Saturday at 2 pm with his sons as pallbearers at West View cemetery
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William Greene Raoul
Atlanta
Tos Peachtree Street
Peachtree
Raoul
Washington Artillery
New Orleans
Confederate Railroad Bureau
Central of Georgia
Me National Railway
Atlantic and
Birmingham
Tiedmont
Associated Charities
Ile
Alto
Battle Wal
Mary Miller Wadley
Savannah
Mary Raoul Millis
Gaston ¢. Raoul
Thomas Wadley
Rebecca Raoul Altstaetter
Agnes Raoul Glenn
Rosine Raoul
Lering Raoul
Wileanor Raoul
Norman Raoul
Ambrose Smith
West View
Fake deed charged to disbarred attorney in Savannah
In Savannah on January 17, Mrs Edna Pearl Atkinson filed an equity suit in superior court to stop disbarred attorney Albert H Propper from disposing of her property. Deputies could not locate Propper. Witnesses to the deed said they never saw Atkinson and that another woman signed. A restraining order was filed, taxes paid by Propper had already cleared, and Propper had filed a deed for record on January 11 claiming haste before leaving town.
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Savannah
Albert H. Propper
Edna Pearl Atkinson
Propper
Fruit Trees Bloom in South Georgia
Thomasville Ga January 17 Special The springlike weather has prevailed most of the month causing vegetation to begin cutting out rapidly Peach trees of the early varieties are in full bloom If the temperature drops sharply later other fruit trees will bloom The Le Conte pear trees bloomed early last February and suffered a crop loss from a late frost Growers fear a repetition of the same conditions.
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Thomasville
West Peachtree Improvement Urged Before City Council
The West Peachtree Street Improvement Association executive committee urged the council street committee to appropriate funds this year. Judge Spencer R Atkinson Frank P Rice and James T Wright spoke, presenting a petition signed by hundreds citywide. They argued the project would ease traffic congestion and connect north to the business district and south limits. It was noted the January apportionment sheet may include West Peachtree.
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West
West Peachtree
Peachtree
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association to hold district meetings
The Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association ended its annual meetings in Athens and voted to hold a live stock and dairy meeting in every congressional district this year. The annual gathering will take place here next January, replacing the summer convention held previously at various locations such as Covington.
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Athens
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association
Covington
Solomon Williams Dies in County Jail Related Incident
Savannah Ga January 17 Solomon Williams colored died in the Chatham county jail at 10 15 this morning in the serious case involving his mother in law Annia Rivers from several months ago. Williams confessed yesterday afternoon to several ministers asking the disclosure wait until after his death.
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Savannah
Solomon Williams
Chatham County
Annia Rivers
Williams
Lawrenceville Plans a Local Guards Company
January 17. Lawrenceville youths under Councilman Frank Taylor aim to form a military company to be known as the Lawrenceville Guards. Enlistment is expected to reach the required number, with registration books opened at jetty hall.
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Lawrenceville
Frank Taylor
Georgia Horticultural Society Sees Apple Focus at Athens Meet
The State Horticultural society met in Athens on January 17 with the second day devoted to apples and Georgia apple industry. A catalog review of fruits suited to profitable cultivation framed the afternoon session. Offi cers elected included R. C. Berkmans president J. B. Wight vice president and Dr. T. H. McHatton secretary. Berkmans is a grandson of P. I. Berkmans who founded the society 38 years ago.
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Athens
State Horticultural Society
Georgia
R. C. Berkmans
Augusta
J. B. Wight
Cairo
T. H. ,McHatton
State College of Agriculture
Berkmans
P. I. Berkmans
Belgium
Wife Sticks By Husband Named As Co Respondent
The divorce case between Mrs Mary H Duffy and her husband carpenter A Duffy featured co respondent George Miles who admitted taking Mrs Duffy on buggy rides and supplying whisky. Miles and his family defended him while Mrs Duffy seeks 12000 alimony and a total divorce, Judge Ellis granting temporary alimony of five dollars weekly.
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George Miles
A. Duffy
Mary H. Duffy
Superior Court
Duffy
Duffys
Miles
Ellis
Big Lyceum Convention Planned for Atlanta in 1913
Preparations are under way for the 1913 International Lyceum Association convention in Atlanta. A chamber of commerce committee will arrange for the eight day chautauqua feature with underwriter backing. The program may include Billy Sunday and William Jennings Bryan with grand opera singers, preachers, United States senators, and prominent writers.
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Atlanta
International Lyceum Association
Lyceum Bureau Managers’ Association of Amerca
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
S. Ruaseil Bridges
Aikahest Lyceum
Bridges
Panama
Aditorium
Auditorium
Chautauqua Committee
Billy Sunday
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Wbte
Pujo Committee Indicts Banker over Bank Officers Names
Chairman Pujo testified before the federal grand jury seeking contempt against George C. Henry a New York trader who refused to name twenty national bank officers said to have profited 50000 in a California petroleum stock syndicate. Henry and his counsel challenge the committee authority and the case may go to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Pujo
House Money Trust Committee
Federal Grand Jury
George C. Henry
New York Traker
National Bank
California
Henry
Supreme Court
Textile stock list from 19th century sales
A catalog excerpt lists fabric types with widths and prices including colored flannelettes 27 inches, white madras 27 inches, colored poplins 28 inches, flowered silk mulls 27 inches, colored silk mulls 27 inches, French crepes solid and striped 27 inches. Prices range from 20 to 50 cents per yard.
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DR. Orr
W. G. Raoul
South Georgia
City Council
Bell and Wing
Frederick Fanning Ayer
London Academy
Cork Examiner
Boston Herald
Troy Record
Boston Transcript
Occult Review
England
Portland Oregonian
Brooklyn Times
Boston Post
G. P. Putnam’s Sons, Publishers
N. Y
New York
Paris
Lyceum
George Henry
Fatima
Arne
Madras
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company
Wes
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