World War Front Reports Rush Of Turkish Forces Near Erzerum
Russian and British dispatches describe ongoing battles in the Caucasus and Mesopotamia. Turkish forces retreat toward Erzerum as Russians claim advances, with shelling of forts and heavy fighting around cratered sites. In Mesopotamia, poor weather hinders operations but British troops press relief efforts with significant losses.
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Dogna
Mesopotamia
London
Kutel-Amara
Saya
British Presa
Tigris
Hekksamy Bey
Tripoli
Federal Warehouses for Farm Products Bill Moves Forward
Washington January 22 The Tever bill for license and inspection of warehouses for staple and nonperishable farm products was favorably reported to the house by the agricultural committee. Leyer says he expects House action within two weeks. The committee report notes the farm marketing machinery shown weak by the war and urges a permissive federal license and bond system to standardize warehouse construction storage insurance accounting financing and handling. Cotton grain wool tobacco and other farm products would gain strong credit security through negotiable warehouse receipts and integration into national markets by this measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cultural Committee
Leyer
House
Woodruff Reports Fine Business in New York Visit
Woodruff president of the Trust Company of Georgia returns from a New York bankers banquet at the Hotel Astor. He notes the excellent general business climate and signs of individual prosperity, predicting that the eastern money surge will soon be felt locally.
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Finest Woodruff
Trust Company of Georgia
New York
New York State Bankers Association
Hotel Astor
Woodruff
Dre B
Father Forgives Sons Who Plotted His Death
Chicago January 22 Furman CD Andike whose sons Irving and Herbert confessed to plotting to murder him announced today after visiting them at the county jail that he had forgiven them and had hired a lawyer to defend them The Updike brothers according to their confessions as given out by the police plotted not only to kill their father but also their mother and sister to participate more extensively their parents estate Updike senior is reputed a millionaire.
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Chicago
Furman
Andike
Irving
Herbert
Updike Brothers
Updike
Ils
Colonel House to Visit Berlin from Paris Embassy
In Berlin today Ambassador Gerard announced Colonel E M House Wilsons personal representative would reach Berlin Tuesday to meet Germanys leaders before leaving Sunday. A series of dinners will honor House with prominent figures including Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg, Dr. Rathenau, and Gottlieb vor Jaxon among others. He plans travels to Switzerland and then Germany and Austria, returning to Paris for a week before sailing from Falmouth February 29.
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Colonel House
Switzerland
Pleasant
Stovall
Germany
Austria
Paria
Falmouth
Berlin
London
James W Gerard
E M House
Wilson
Gerard
von Bethmann Hollweg Gottlieb Vor Jaxon
Walter Rathenau
Burglars Target Druid Hills Homes in Quiet Week
Police report two bootless intruders, hooded by barefoot stealth, robbed several Druid Hills residences including Judge John S Candler and Alderman Dunlap. Frank Adair’s home also targeted with money taken from at least one house. Detectives Harper Johnson and plainclothes Duncan Turner led the investigation as uniformed officers kept watch overnight. Police promise further updates.
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Burelira
Druid Hills
John S Candier
Dunlap
Frank Adair
Harper and
Johnson
Duncan
Turner
Henton and
Harris
Allies Not Betrayed by the Montenegrins
Captain Vladimir Seferovitch, Montenegrin envoy in New York, defends King Nicholas and Montenegrin resolve. He describes war hardships, praise for the king, unity with Serbians, and vows not to betray allies despite starvation, old weapons, and limited supplies. He says Montenegrins will rather die than surrender and notes his sole diplomatic role in the U.S.
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New York
Vladimir Seferoviteh
Als
Nicholas
Amer 2
Montenegro
St John of Medan
Seferovitch
United States
Editor Convicted With G P Leader In Contempt Case
In Hudson county, editor and Republican leader Verdon were found guilty of contempt of court. Verdon received thirty days jail and a 400 dollar fine. the editor was fined 200 dollars and jailed, then released on bond. An appeal blocked a broader probe into county officials and ties to a bribery case involving Samuel Smith.
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Jersey
Tals
Wal Ham
Verdon
Hudson County
Haddon
Tennant
Hudspeth
Samuel Smith
Republican County Comiittee
Jetory
Luxemburg Duchess to Become a Bride
Zurich reports that Grand Duchess Marie of Luxemburg is expected to wed soon. Court officials favor an Austrian archduke for political reasons, as a German prince or Bourbon princes are unsuitable and neutral-state princes are too young or Protestant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Neue Zeitricher Zeitungs
Luxemburg
Marie of
Emalier
Pledge for Emory Dinner Set for Tuesday Evening
P S Arkwright invites guests to a Piedmont Driving Club dinner to discuss Atlanta redeeming the pledge for Emory University s location. No subscriptions or pledges will be asked. Attendees include a long list of notable names and firms. aims focus on securing interest and cooperation.
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Atlanta
Emory University
P S Arkwright
Piedmont
Arkwright
Ros Lowry
Thomas Laienton
Provcott
Mell
Whikinson
Edward H Inman
Jack J Spalding Tarney
Gordon Po River Idward Eegreters
James i Robinson
Janes
FR Gray
Healey
Robert F” Saddox
Frank Hagkins
Milton Dargan
John
Wigkhip Nunnally Dro
Frank Inman
Hallman
Gurron Payne
Gus
Dadd
Henry
Educan Doiost
Alex
Hing
Peer Sibert Howell
Duplap
Marcia
Ammaroun Eriest Woodruff
Thomas B
Paine
Chapin “Wilmer L Muere
Charles Currier
Wrank
Black Henry R. Durand Willig
Haugan
Riser
Coker Shark
Howell John $ Cohen
Peel
Elkin James H Nunnally Dowenh
McCord Japan Slaton
Robert Wootruff
Oslmas
McBurney Stooks
Morgan
Sam D Jones
Paxon
Goddard
Charles Ebsciple
Gewla Beck Louly Gholetin
Allen
JK Ottley
MetHan Catar
Woolford
Sapper
K Orr
Nevin
Belgium urged to seek separate peace terms
An Exchange Telegraph report says Germany may seek a separate peace with Belgium if Belgium refuses to sign the London agreement, warning Belgians not to delay or risk being treated as a bargaining chip. A Vatican note says Belgium deserves full reparation from Germany, including restoration of territories, indemnity, and restoration of public monuments and private property.
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The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Zatung
Germany
Belgium
London
Amsterdam
Agisungushea
Wille Bather Benusse
Holy Father
Europe
Africa
Exchange Monopoly Planned by Germany
Berlin reports the Reichsbank will run a foreign exchange monopoly with 25 leading Berlin Frankfurt and Hamburg banks to curb speculation and restrict purchases abroad. The plan requires buyers to declare goods bought or to be imported and aims to publish daily quotations starting January 28 to prevent currency depreciation and foreign attacks.
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Berlin
London
Bundesrath
Reichsbank
Irankfort
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin Exchange Bank
Frankfort
Reihsbank
STATE CENSUS FIGURES New York January 2
New York officials dispute 1919 census figures amid a clash over city death rates. Director Rogers explains the U S Census Bureau will use federal census data from 1900 and 1910 for population estimates, rejecting state enumerations. The January 1, 1916 city population is estimated at 6,560,841 based on federal censuses.
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New York
Federal Census Bureau
Sumac
I. Rogers
New York City
New Turkey
Federal
Consna Bureau
State Wealth Department
Aavs
Rogers
Census Bureau
Plot 10 fire plant probed by detectives
Detectives probe the Mueller Shaw Company plant on Junesbern Road after an employee found combustible materials and a box of safety matches under the building. The items were moved to detective headquarters and investigators believe the material was placed to cause spontaneous combustion and destroy the plant.
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Mueller Shaw Case Company
Junesbern Road
Plank
Detective Department
Detective Headquarters
Jameson
Train Avalanche Rakes 6 Dead 15 Injured Near Corea Station
Six persons killed and fifteen injured when an avalanche struck the westbound Great Northern Cascade Limited near Corea station on the Cascade mountains west slope. Two cars slid 80 feet below the track. dining car burned. day coach toppled. Damaged, several injured evacuated to Seattle. Local names listed among the dead: Bert Kirkman Sheridan We WoT Cutter East Vancouver Edward Galterman and baby Wena Towhee. One child is missing. another passenger remains unaccounted for. The train had been held by a slide about one hundred miles east of Seattle.
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Seattle Wash
Great Northern Cascade
Corea Station
Cascade Mountains
Barly
Bert Kirkman Sheridan
Vancouver
Edward Galterman
Wenatowhee
Batterman
Henest Smith
Spokane
Corea
Seattle
Hku
Sdimer
Rural Roads Bill Proposed at 25 Million
Washington January 22 A 25 million federal aid bill for cooperation with state authorities to build rural post roads was introduced today by Rep Thercrombie Alabama and Rep Henry Texas. Five minute speeches on the plan were given in the house with further debate planned Monday. Opponents argue funds should not aim at cross country auto routes. supporters say good highways aid troop movement and preparedness.
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Washington
Thercrombie
Alabama
Henry
Texas
Magee
New York
Ocean
Thompson
Oklahoma
Americans Flying in Defense of France Reported
The article notes four American aviators, Lt William K Thaw, Sgts Blett Cowden Norman Price, and a Price brother, meeting with Rene Resnard to discuss forming a French American aviation corps. It will be part of the French army yet enjoy broader liberty. Legislation will be needed, with about 30 Americans already at the front and estimates of 200 by year’s end.
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Willam K Thaw
Blett
Cowden
Norman Price
Price
Rene Resnard
French Aviation Corpa Tt
Lkely
Rars
No Hope of Solving Sinking of Persia
The state department believes it cannot determine what caused the British steamer Persia to sink in the Mediterranean with two American lives lost. Austria Hungary and Germany deny responsibility and surviving affidavits are inconclusive. The sole possible lead is crew affidavits held by the British government and sent to London via Alexandria. arrival at the state department is not confirmed.
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Washington
State Department
Persia
Mediterranean
Austria Hungary
Germany
Alexandria
London
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Carnesville area
D J Hayes of Carnesville died yesterday afternoon at about 75 years. He leaves two widows and three sons. Remains were buried at Lopezwell church this afternoon. J T Woods of Madison died at home this morning at about 70 years. He leaves a wife and several children. News reports Thomas Hardin of New Orleans died last Tuesday afternoon. He was a former resident of Tormey, Atlanta. Mrs Marie Elizabeth Whitman aged 46 died Saturday morning. Survived by husband A Whitman. J L Sawyer of Stone Mountain died recently. funeral notices from Stone Mountain area.
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D. J. Hayes
Carnesville
Spe
David T Hayes
Mollie Hayes
Ernest Hayes
Welburn
Tachson Haser
Grover Hayes
Lopewell Church
J.T. Woods
Madison
Morgan County
Thomas Hardin
New Orleans
Hardin
Tormey
Atlanta
Margaret and
Thomas Hardin Jr
Marie Elizabeth Whitman
Mare Elizabeth Whitman
A . Whitmen
Pattersons Chapel
J. L. Sawyer
J L. Sawyer
Stone Mountain
J F Sawyer
Wark Miller Mire W
McCurdy Minnes
Lucy
Alila Sawyer
Get Rid of My Corns With Magic Gets It
A claim for a simple corn cure promises painless relief without fuss. The advertisement touts a quick method, noting soaking and removal steps and warning of swelling and discomfort during treatment. It emphasizes ease and effectiveness for corn sufferers seeking a fast, low effort remedy.
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Erze- Yum
Erzerum
Caucasus
Lake Tortum
Erzerum Gur
Freerum
Tennenfeld
Dearborush
Isal Wire
Ladrave
Laracy
Cyerl
Hbiok
Varna
wWtern Theater
Owilan
Alon
Bossan
Tumas Barly
Ft de Lon Ts T'Ai
Ustria
Ain
Marte Egrina
Martingvich
Lovcen Ie
Mirko
Pierre
Fremier Miouchekovitch
Thts
Munteneska
Miauchekovitch
Volks Zeitung
Cologne
Nicholas of
Austro Hungaran
Adda
Negal
Cettinis
Francis Joserh
Austr
Herr Otto
Cettinge
Stit
Tendon
Prindis
Tis
Lyons
Stefan Bureau
Stukevitech
Albania
Alves
Sentan
Berry Au Bac
Jorraine
Vosges
Frycoqure
Hulu
Felebourn
Pilhelm
Omme
Comines
Rome
Vilages
Busana Sus
Varone
San Pellagrino
Carrara
Carso
Simy
Ypres
Moselle
Morgen
Dvinsk
Balkan
Pans
Muan
Temps
Porto Lagos
Aegean
Dedenshatch
Piemonte
Petrograd
Black Sea
Goodeyear Tires
Goodyear
Measure Lever
Paris
Druid Hills Homes
King Nicholas
Beferovitch
Khami
Wer
Monte 7Negro
Montegrin
King Nichos
Haa
EMORY
Jonesboro Road
Great Northern Road
France
Pyramid
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bidz
Marshall
Mich Kondly
Thomas L. Hardin
Lawrence & Co
Kopakers
Photographic Laboratory
South
H. Cone
Atlanta, GA
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