Balkan War Escalates With Turkish, Bulgarian Clashes
Irregularities from the Balkan front report formal declarations of war spreading through Belgrade and Athens. Bulgarian forces are described as advancing into Serbia while Greek and Turkish units engage fiercely, with towns shelled and casualties mounting as the conflict widens across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Balkan
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Todas
Sevian
Lumn
Servia
Gholera
Welran
Tiri
Grerks
Estriet
Plaksia
Turkey
Death of Billingsley Charged to Elements
Report of a fatal air crash linked to wind gusts and a Navy investigation. Lt John Flowers was a passenger when the aircraft plunged from the sky, striking interiors and causing deaths. Evidence suggests a fault in the craft with the crew confronting the malfunction and the inquiry ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billingsley
Eilngste
John Flowers
Pardon Record After Cleansing Moves In South
An unclear clipping notes renewed pardons or clemencies discussed for inmates in a southern state. It mentions executive actions, legislative context, and anticipated releases or commutations tied to penitentiaries and state officials. The readable text hints at political figures and timing, though specifics are fragmentary.
Women Vote And Attire Restrictions Stir Debate
A long rhetorical piece questions if women's suffrage will lead to controlling men's dress and asks why society polices female clothing while men in similar attire go unremarked. It launches a critique of gender norms, censorship by "reformers," and imagined futures where dress becomes a political battleground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Lana
Milina
Mer
Macon Booster Train Aims To Travel North On Tax Revenue
Washington reports total yearly revenues from the corporation and income taxes projected at 106,679,000 dollars. The plan includes a booster train from Macon to northern states to promote Macon products and attract settlers, with several rail routes considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Washington
Senate
Internal Revenue
Simmons
Finance Committee
House
Dog as buoy saves man from raging sea tragedy
A dog dragged into the ocean by heavy currents steadied a drowning man as both were swept toward the shore. Exhausted, the pair clung to the wreckage until rescued.
6000 Black Workmen in Labor Upheaval
A fragmented report notes a mass mobilization of Black workers amid labor unrest. References imply a strike or confrontation affecting mines and troop involvement, with casualties and impounded rifles cited in the unrest. Partial fragments suggest a tense period during which workers sought reforms and authorities responded with force.
Helping Those Who Help You
Local dealers should cooperate energetically with manufacturers who advertise in the focal newspapers. If a manufacturer’s ad runs independently, dealers must reference the article in their own ads and create window and interior displays. Clerks should be informed and given ads to boost demand. dealers interested in national product advertising may write to the Bureau of Advertising, American Newspaper Publishers Association, World Building, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
World Bulding
New York
Suffragette Marion Released in Frail Condition After Arson Sentence
Miss Kitty Marton a suffragette sentenced to three years penal servitude for setting fire to Hurst Park race course stands released tonight in a very weak state. She declared she would hang on and refuse to leave prison under the Catnoddle act, insisting on staying until death or release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Marton
Hurst Park
Wiss
Marion
Record Eyes Taken by Fisheries Bureau Sets New Total
The Washington Bureau of Fisheries set a new eye count record reaching 3,640,000,600 eyes from flat fish with 809,909,008 eyes for the largest single king. The total surpasses last year by 1,900,000,000 as the agency expands lobster breeding and seabird survey work along the New England coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tuly
Sear Gift
Son Kills Father to Protect Mother in Farm Conflict
A Central County farmer aged 40 died from wounds after a shooting during an altercation at a duck hunting scene. One son returned fire, mortally wounding the father while another son, not involved, was wounded. The shooter surrendered to the sheriff following the incident.
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Central
Sid Sen
Donson
Cow Promised to Natal Home Girl by Secretary Daniels
In Philadelphia a daughter of the superintendent of the naval home and hospital attracted Secretary Daniels with a tactful remark. She asked for a cow and Daniels promised Uncle Sam will provide one. He and officials toured the navy yard. the superintendent was absent, but his daughter greeted the party. Daniels will return to Washington this evening.
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Philadelphia
Daushter
Natal
Daniels
Offtala
Navy Yard
Naval Home and Hospital
Hetherington
Af Theylame
Carrier Sentenced for Misappropriating Government Funds
Richard W Blackshear Jr of Dublin pleaded guilty to misappropriating government funds while serving as a rural route carrier near Macon Georgia. He was sentenced to three years in the National Training School in the District of Columbia by Judge Emory Speer. He admitted appropriating small sums to buy money orders and then using the funds for himself.
Death on Mount Bagak Revolt Crushed by Pershing Forces
The report by General Pershing details the Mount Bagsak confrontation on Luzon as American troops led by Brigadier General Bull and Major General Bel cleared a Moros stronghold. Hand to hand fighting ensued for five days with fierce resistance. Detachments under Philippine Scouts supported command, while American mountain guns and volunteers reinforced the assault until the last resistance crumbled.
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Washington
Mora
War Department
Philppines
Bel
John J Pershing
Latr Ward
Foto
Bageak
Bull
Pershing
Jolo
Bagsak
Davbsnt
Ferre
Maros
Tsene
Kk Net
Mil
Tirlor
George C Charlton
Dwain
Rickiey
Pershng
100000 RAILWAY MEN THREATEN TO STRIKE
100000 railway workers threaten a walkout over wage increases and working conditions. The dispute spans New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and western routes with union leaders and railroad executives locked in arbitration talks. An emergency conference was convened to consider a new arbitration plan as threats of a strike pressure discussions.
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New Jersey
New York
Susmeh Nna
Ant Western
Lewis
Minaners
Liliraidy
Fiaman
Reisey
Eries
F N O Brien
Erie
Atlanta Floral Company Moves Into Alfriend Building
In Atlanta on September 1 the Atlanta Floral Company will relocate from Wiseberg property on Peachtree near Edgewood to the downstairs of the Alfriend building at 97 Peachtree. The move follows a rent increase at the Wiseberg site. Sales and transfers of multiple properties, residences, and lots are listed, including West Peachtree and North Avenue leases and various deeds and mortgages across Atlanta.
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Ters
Piedmont
Floral Companys
Atlanta Floral ¢Éropany
Wiseberg
Peachtree
Edgewood Avenue
Alfriend
College Co Op
Shelley Ivey
Lattely
Bass Street
Capitol Avenue
Northern A Smith
Ormewood Avenue
Oscar G
Nathan Manasseh
Mreula F Bussey
Davideon
West Ade Certer Street
Fynsiep SP
Satte
Weron Street
FPO
Wesburg
Saleton
Bralwoan Arts Sox
Merrilta Avenue
Wiliam Thomas Lo
Seta
Jon Thomas
Rosser
Lukgen
Kgsreet
Wealede
Pompeenzh Alatrice
Callege Park Land Company
Ana Hardin
Enue
Wannon
Distrie
Fulton Street
Yao
WB Cannon
tAest Corne Fraser
Fulton Otraete
Shults
Alexander Su 'Gidgewood
Cnue
Willis Plas
Gillewe
Ceorga
Jackson
Wenberg
Ronalind
Abra
de Lances Avenue
Graoken
J Langford
Silas Ht
Ramseur
Sie
Fo O
Meadama
Fagligh Avenue
Grace
Fomty
Milian
Rou
Anier
Mieke Wanaal
Suele
Autnalam
Hos
Penn Mutual
Pie de Fony Place
Greenwood Enue de Nite
Mata
Mery
Wadsworth
Exeruca
Oman
Tan Erect
Sarah
Atle Roach
James W Teinen
Stern
Iris
Myrtle Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Peachtree Road
Washington Street
Clark Street
North Side
Harris . White
Fragmentary Local Notices with Odd Details
A muddy OCR fragment lists names and addresses with scattered items such as Jack Mell, 53 Bisdmont, a store and jeetling day, and 100 Kart Fifteenth. Additional lines mention Meoky, 5 East Fourteenth, porch A, and Stalling s, along with Thomas Chapman and Bradley, bathroom, and church Gatler repairs. The legible bits imply repair notices and miscellaneous transactions but lack coherent structure or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Mell
Bisdmont
East Fourteenth
Thomas Chapman
Bradley
Gatler
Murphy
Ashby
Property Notice for Repair and Remodel Estimate
A damaged Old South neighborhood notice lists bids for repairs and remodeling. It cites a $4,200 scope by Sceokle Railway axl Power company and a $200 daily rate for Pyrmont/Peachtree area work. The address 3402 Peachrres and Glenwood street are mentioned with basement remodel and woodwork repairs.
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Sceokle “Railway
Axl Power
Phoenix
Wood Wallaing
Winston
Peachrres
Repute
Sotlivan
West
Peachires
Rayner Peachtree and
Autor
Travia
Tottle
Glenwood
Dar
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Balkans
Talgara
Saleth
Arims
Rolborlar
Blease
Cormant
Somansleght
Diddy
Star
Muater
West Georia
Ee Rails
Cme
Paine
de Wacon
Ten Am Ag
Ikers
Secretary Daniels
Atlanta
Harper
Sweathers
Ike Mark Soto
Orlanin Street
Oarland Place
Anna
Sitton
Hardin Aveae
King
Eine
Krug
Jane
Jorden
Wandaardt
Went
Side Rivers Road
Rene Beuly
James
Upr
Mire
Tina Neal Nouglas
Cm Mint
Lake Leu
de Tool
McAdams
Tess
Walker
Jaron
Lions
Semel
Tumber Company
HMO Morrain
Maple Street
Jake Moore
Moore
Jake C “Moore
Ly Chneers Smith
PFP Smith
Estat
Mannie
Alreet
Forrest Avenue
Cormep
Courland
Ivy
Harris
Saith Pier
Garnett Street
Rhodes Street
New Mangum
Cambhrixe Avenue
Victoria Street
Central Avenue
T. B. Lumpkin Realty CO
144
Auburn Avenue
Brookhaven Club
Alies Thisto
L. C. Green CO
Third National Bank
Drewery Street
Constitution
Atlanta Development Company
Ansley Park
Piedmont Avenue
Peachtree Place
Hurt & Cone
Empire Life
R. C. Woodbery & Company
Empire Building
Druid Hill
ST. Charles Avenue
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Empire
College Park
Edward H Walker
Walker Real Estate Company
Forsyth ST
Harrisg White
Ormewood
Soldiers Home
Thomson & Lynes
Walton Street
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