Grand Duke Evacuated Warsaw Report Warns Russians Face Retreat
The Times correspondence from London reports Russian critics in Petrograd predicting evacuation of Warsaw with retreat to new fortifications. Military experts see a necessary withdrawal to defenses along Kevno Grodno and Brest Litovsk, risking control of 60 000 square miles of Poland.
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Times of Warsaw
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Ofice
Poland
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Galicia
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Ga- Hela
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Mismen
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Litovsk
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Narew-Vistula
Germans Expect to Divide Section in War Claims
Critics say political aims rather than strategy drove Russians into East Prussia and Galicia, aiding western allies while causing heavy Austrian and German losses. Petrograd papers suggest the country could be denuded if evacuated.
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East Prussia
Galicia
Petrograd
Weather Prophecy Foresees Light Heat in Georgia
Washington forecast says probable fair weather in Georgia Friday and Saturday with little change in temperature. No significant rain expected as a warm weekend approaches.
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Washington
Lui
Georgia
Becker Dies in Electric Chair After Refusal Plea
Ossining New York sentenced in the Rosenthal murder Becker dies at Sing Sing after his wife’s plea for commutation fails. He writes a final letter attacking Governor Whitman, claiming innocence and detailing alleged media misstatements. The final hour unfolds as Becker faces execution with a last note to the governor.
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Ossining
M. Y
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Becker
Hosenthal
Mark
Rosenthal
Shig State
Itman
Shop in the Constitution Before You Store
A compact promotional note urges shoppers to visit Constitution stores before purchasing, noting some shops specialize in certain items and encouraging timely or next‑day shopping for varied needs.
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the Constitution
Increased Power for Health Board by This Measure
State Board of Health would gain general oversight of inland waters and water sources, with authority to inspect watersheds, approve waterworks and sewage plants, and regulate discharges. A sanitary engineer would review plans, monitor treatment facilities, and monthly checks of filters to prevent waterborne contamination. Revenue from a population-based tax funds the system, expanding enforcement and penalties for violations.
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Ray Werner
State Board of Health
Senate Committee On Hygiene and Sanitation
Bonner
Board of Health
House
Werner
Georgia
Hoe
Sala Boara
Intes
Er Pelgate
Enid Board
Judge Stark Considers Quit as Temperance Committee Chair
Judge W W Stark of Jackson county says he will resign as chairman if the house temperance committee does not be allowed to consider statewide measures free from Atlanta local agitation. He cites local anti saloonist pressure and Marion Jackson’s push for local issues as blocking action on prohibition bills. The dispute centers on keeping local interests out of state policy debates to let the committee act for the whole state.
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Jackson County
House Temperance Committee
House
Atlanta
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Stark
Andrews
Jackson
Tate
Marion Jackson
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Anti-Saloon League
Fairbright
Capital City
Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Judge Starr
Colonel Andrews
Coonnel Andrews
Mr. Jackson
Ag- Jenta
Justce Stark
Anti- Saloon League
Forged Passports Put Up In Berlin Case
Washington reports ambassador Gerard urged Germany to explain testimony linking German officials to forged American passports given to alleged spies in England. The drive follows cases including Kupferle who died after admitting a forged passport, and Bruckow's London trial, with a passport copied to bear another man’s identity. Carl Reinhard in England received a forged Alfred Gersen passport.
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Gerard
England
Axenta
Kupferle
State Department
Bruckow
London
Germany
Berlin
Carl Reinhard
Richmond
Falmouth
United States
Heinhard
Rotterdam
New York
Alfred Gersen
Canadians Reach Plymouth on Joint British Force Run
Canadians steam ships Heaperian and Herschel with 1,868 men and 460 horses arrive safely at Plymouth England joining British forces. Men departed from Quebec and were sent to the front by cable dispatches received today.
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St. John
W B
Heaperian
Herschel
Irige
Canadian Mounted Rifles
Anti-Saloon League positions cited in Atlanta questions
The text notes that house and temperance committee members were aligned with the Anti-Saloon League or echoed Mr. Jackson s stance on Atlanta issues. Fulbright substitutes allegedly do not repeal key code sections vital to the Men and Religion campaign, a position also held by Dr. Eilchelberger, secretary of the Anti-Saloon League.
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Temperance Committee
Anti-Saigon League
Mr. Jackson
Atlanta
Fulbright
Jackson
Eilchelberger
Anti- Saloon League
Filibuster Delays Trial Of Police Chief Beavers Tonight
Councilman J C White leads bid to force Board of Police Commissioners to adjourn the hearing at the police station and move to the auditorium armory It would have housed a large crowd but the move failed after many attendees departed The commission then voted to relocate but did not act before the session ended
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Beavers
J. C. White
Board of Police Commissioners
Police
Auditorium Armory
Auditorium
Recorder
Auditorium -Armory
White
Fain
Atlanta
Recorder’s
Auditorium-Armory
Charles Cowan
John S. Owens
Vaughan
Favors
Station House
Charles Hopkins
Woodward
Police Department
Beavers Trial Sparks Atlanta Police Row Over Auditorium Move
Four witnesses testified as police chief James L. Beavers faced suspension charges amid heated clashes on venue. Alderman Albert Thomson denounced framing while hearings drew crowds, voting nine to three against Beavers as the board debated shifting to the Auditorium Armory.
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Key
Charles Hopkins
Chief Beavers
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