Russians Smash at Austrian Line Near Czernowitz
Russian forces renew a major offensive on the Bessarabian front east of Czernowitz, repulsing near Toperdutz and Boyan while claims from Petrograd describe Turkish disorganization and panicked retreat. In the Caucasus, a Turkish offensive is said to have stalled as Ottoman reinforcements arrive.
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Petrograd
Bessarabian
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Toperdutz
Boyan
Vienne
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Paris
Nichelas
Ale
Italy
Athene
France
Yser
Entente
Metz
Arnaville
Toliite
Oslavia
London i
Persia
Caucasus
Riga-Dviosik
Skotul
Priedstadt
Urinsk
Lennewada
Priedrichstadt
Fredrichstade
Summan
Dvinsk
Paul Swan to Perform in Atlanta Under Art Association
Paul Swan the noted dancer arrives in Atlanta to give two performances at the Atlanta Theatre under the Atlanta Art Association on Monday evening January 31 and Tuesday matinee February 1. The event is run by the association with training for thirty local young people to appear with him. Sponsors will be announced Sunday. Swan, pupil of Mordkin, blends Greek lines of beauty with modern technique born from studies in Greece and Egypt.
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Paul Swan
Atlanta Art Association
Paul Swen
Mordkin
Atlanta
Art Association
Greece
Egypt
Patti Swan
Governor Harris Promises Parole in Murder Case
In Augusta on January 1, Governor Harris pledged to release Willis Porter, a man jailed for 17 years for a murder committed at age 13. Porter’s parole was approved by the prison commission, with support from the WWU and local temperance group.
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Augusta
Gay
N. &. Harris
Lee
Daughters of the Confederacy
Augusta Women’s Christian Temperance Union
General Assembly
7. U
Willis Porter
Lee County
Porter
WGTU
Widow shoots self after funeral of famed general
Washington woman Winona Glasgow, widow of General Sumuer Lyle Glasgow, returned from her husband’s funeral and fatally shot herself through the heart. General Glasgow, 76, breveted by General Grant for bravery at Vicksburg, died Sunday. The widow, 49, left a note and requested burial beside her husband in Arlington. The general served as consul at Havre and later Glasgow, Scotland, with no children.
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Washington
Winona Glasgow
Sumuer Lyle Glassow
Glasgas
Grant
Vicksourg
Glasgow
Arlington Cemetery
Generals Glasgow
Havre
France
Scotland
Evolution of the apothecary shop and Atlanta drug stores
Atlanta is a premier drug store center with modern, department store like shops offering extensive catalogs and affiliated lines. The Constitution promotes economy through store news and phone orders, claiming savings and convenient service, with druggists as regular phone fans. Note guarantees marked savings on purchases from advertising stores in Atlanta.
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Tlanta
Atlanta
Car negie Hero Medal for Alanta Man Rescuing Child
John Pant Burn a 38 year old engraver living near Cooper street in Atlanta received a Carnegie hero medal and cash award for rescuing a three year old boy who fell into a sewer in front of his home in May 1912. Burn descended into the flooded sewer despite gas and danger, saved the child with neighbors helping, and was later honored by the Carnegie Hero commission.
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Cooper Street
John Pant Burn
Maer & Berkele
Carnegie Hero
Carnegie Hero Commission
Burn
Little Jeane Janko, Jr
Chhldren
BRYAN MAY CAMP ON WILSONS TRAIL
Atlanta and Washington dispatches outline President Wilson's national defense tour plans. He will visit eight or nine Midwestern cities including Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo Chicago Des Moines after a January 27 New York address. William Jennings Bryan may accompany or follow with a peace mission, while Mississippi legislature votes down a Wilson preparedness resolution 68 to 57 and approves a separate confidence motion.
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Washington
Wilson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Totedo
Chicago
Des Moines
New York
Railroad Business Association
Motion Picture Board of Trade
Atlanta
Whisen
White House
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis
Ottumwa
Iowa
Indianapolis
St. Lorde
Howard
Bryan
Wilton
William Jennings Bryan
Representative Bautey
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Bailey
Jackson
Tower House
Mississippi
Before His Wedding Socialist Leader Dies in Suicide
J C Welday, white chairman of the socialist party and former Oklahoma City high school department head, was found dead in his room with a bullet in his head. A revolver and several letters lay nearby. The death occurred hours before his planned marriage to Olive Todd. A note spoke of madness and an impending long journey.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. C. Welday
Isocialist Party
Intel
Olive Todd
KH. M. Welder
Ninth Street
Lorrain
Ohio
Carranza Proclaims Villa Outlawed for Massacre
Washington January 19 General Carranza proclaimed Francisco Villa Rafael Castro and Pablo Lopez outlaws for the Santa Ysabel massacre. Any Mexican citizen may arrest and execute them without formalities, as Congress debates intervention and potential troop action with Carranza to quell American deaths in Mexico.
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Washington
Carranza
Francisco Villa
Pablo Lupe
Rafael Castro
Santa Yendcel
Republic
Santa Ysabel
Chihuahua
Pablo Lopez
Franisco Villa
Lnn
Mexico
Pablo Lopes
G. O. Pe
Borah
Idaho
Lodge
Massachusetts
Clarke
Arkansas
Williama
Mississippi
Stone
Senate
Gore
Bewis
Wilson
Barah
Sherman
Tinois
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Prather Fletcher
Fall
Negro Chauffeur Tells of Plot to Murder Doctor
George W. Healis testified as chief prosecution witness in the Mohr murder case, detailing plans to kill Dr. Franklin Mohr. Healis described conversations with Cecil Victor Brown and Henry Spellman, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Mohr, and a foiled plot dated August 27 1915, including a supposed vial of poison and brown bags of cash.
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Providence
B. 1
George W. Healis
Elizabeth F. Mohr
Franklin Mohr
Cecil Victor Brown
Brown
Heals
George W. Rooks
Miss Burger
Emmy Burger
Detectives Seek Statements From Husband and Wife
Following Wednesday developments detectives announce they will demand statements from both husband and wife. Apartment searched for possible clues to clear up mystery. Trammell Scott on hospital bed declares he knows the man behind his shooting but refuses to reveal his identity.
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Trammell Scott
Man
Mystery on North Side Deepens in Scott Shooting
Detectives sealed the North avenue apartments where Mr and Mrs Scott lived before their estrangement and questioned legal counsel about interrogating the wounded man’s wife. Scott told doctors he knows the shooter but will not reveal the name. Chief Sanford vows to pursue statements from both spouses as the case unfolds.
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North Side
Msticker
Clewns
North Avestic
Scott
Dorsey
Sanford
Man
Trammell Scott
Frank Ward
North Avenue
Linford
John Starnes
Pat Campbell
E. C. Davis
Davis- Fischer Sanato
Ceeg
Weather Forecast for Washington Area
Local weather report notes a partly cloudy sky with a chance of showers later. Forecast includes a low around 19 and a high near average for the period with normal temperatures and rainfall data showing 0.00 inches in the past 24 hours and a 1.70 inch monthly deficiency.
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Czar
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Sians
Man Howard
Lu. W. Moore
C B Bidwell
J. M. van Harlingen
Poand
Gov. Harris
John Paul Burn
John P. Burn
Isaac Janko, Jr
Ile Gad
Socialist Party
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Castro
el Paso
F. B. Miller
Miller
State Department
Sahara
C. R. Watson
Alexander Hall
Ameaspana
George Healis
Mohr
Dr. Mohr
Fachet
Birmingham
Boston
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Charleston
Snow
Denver
Galveston
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kanaas City
Valn
Knoxville
Ely
Louisville
Memphis
Montgomery
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Few Orleans
Oklahoma
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Portland
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