Italians At Gorizia Front Engage In Large Battle
London reports the first large battle of Italy's campaign, as Italian forces push toward Gorizia and Gradisca on the Isonzo front near Triest. Dispatches note heavy fighting, Italian advances, and Austrian counterattacks with large casualties reported.
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London
Isonzo
Gulf of Triest
Cologne
Geneva
Gorigia
Triest
Gradisca
Monfalcone
Austria
Hungary
Gorizia
Suguesses
Germany
Italy
Isonxe
Graisea
Submarine Officers Disagree on Attacks at Sea
Plymouth reports Captainsails that a German submarine officer condemned merchant attacks yet warned subordinates to carry out orders or be shot. The incident reflects tension in naval war ethics amid U boats sinking several ships off Ireland and the North Sea.
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Plymouth
Eng
Smith
London
Thomasina
Ireland
Queenstown
Old Head
Kinsale
Polandia
Cardiff
Glasgow
Strathearton
Barry
Strathcarron
Ihore
Allen Leagues to Hold Sunday Meeting at St James Church
The City Union of the Allen Christian Endeavor Leagues will hold a Sunday meeting at 3 pm in St James A M E Church with I J Jones delivering the quarterly address and Prof B H Holmes, president of the Holmes Institute, giving the principal address. The event includes discussion of Grady and Wilson in a Brotherhood of Man talk by B S Mitchell.
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Allen Christian Endeavor Leagues
City
St. James A. M. E
J. W. Sangster
I J. Jones
Leagues
B. HR. Holmes
Holmes Institute
Brotherhood OF Man
Mitchell
B.S. Mitchell
Oak Street
Second Baptist Church
Henry W. Grady
Woodrow Wilson
TREATIES TO BE ENDED AND DIXIE ROUTE ENDORSED
A long dispatch notes US plans to terminate certain treaties under the Seamen's Act and to pursue new accords if needed. It also reports Florida highway booster news in Orlando with Dixie Highway route endorsement through central counties and Lakeland's selection, plus a Georgia lead to Seattle trip by Nobles of Yaarat Teemple.
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United States
Florida
Washington
Acumen
Nck LE
State Department
Spain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Netherlands
Great Britain
W Stripl ing Wins Annual Hill Climb
RW Stripling of Atlanta won the third annual hill climb at Bennett driving a National car. His time was one minute 10 3 5 seconds for a 1.5 mile course averaging 83 mph. Lewis Duplin of Macau finished second in 1 minute 16 seconds driving a Chaimera.
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RW. Stripling
Atlanta
Bennett
Priday
Stripling
Lewis Duplin
Macau
Duplin
Dr Ogden Series Sheds Light On Protestant Belief
Dr Ogden continues a Central Presbyterian sermon series titled Why I Am What I Am with last Sunday's focus Why I Am a Christian. Tomorrow morning he will speak on Why I Am a Protestant and his evening topic The Proper Use of Freedom aims to guide the congregation to clearer thinking on religious truths.
Children's Day Services at First Universalist Church
Sunday morning at 12 o'clock the annual children's day services of the Sunday school will be held in the main auditorium of the First Universalist church 18 East Harrey street. There will be songs exercises and recitations by the children with short talks by superintendent E. J. Macdonald and pastor Rev. F. F. A Line. A christening service closes the program with choir music accompaniment.
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First Universalist Church
East Harrey Street
E. J. Macdonald
Rev. FF
Hotel records show many golfers coming to Atlanta for southern tourney
Arrangements are being completed for entertainment of delegations from the south arriving Sunday for the annual Southern Golf Association tournament in Atlanta. A. H. B. Smith, long-time president, will arrive Monday to open the tournament. He and companions from Nashville will stay at the Piedmont hotel. Atlantas organizers report a record attendance with reservations already booked from Montgomery, Birmingham, Jacksonville and other golf centers.
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South
Atlanta
Southern Golf ‘Association
H. B. Smith
Association
Piedmont Hotel
Nashville
Montgomery
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Picture program planned for children at Grand theater
The Woman's club censor board selects an unusual mix of educational, dramatic, and comedy features for morning children’s performances at the Grand theater. Attendance has grown, with two performances each Saturday, the first starting at six o’clock.
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Censor Board
Woman's Club
Grand Theater
Paradise loop route eyed for Dixie highway decision
The quarterly meeting plans a future venue and date. Last evening the convention endorsed a Paradise loop route from the state’s north end along the coast and back through the central region, connecting with the Dixie highway at Jacksonville. The special route panel backed the Florida scenic route from Jacksonville to Arcadia along the St Johns River via Orange County, Russell Green Cove Springs Patrika Island Sanford Lake County Tampa Arcadia. Charles P. Dow of the Orlando board of trade called the meeting. Officers elected include Ed Bryan as president M M Smith G G Ware and H Stanford as vice presidents B E Elliott as treasurer and J P Dickie as secretary.
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Orlando
Fla
Central Florida Highway Association
Lia
Florida Commissioners
Dixie Highway Commission
Guinesville
Ocala
Leesburg
Tavares
Apopka
Kissimmee
Bartow
Arcadia
Lake Okeechobee
West Palm Head
Miami
Gainesville
Sanford
Florida
Chattanooga
Florida Commission
Lakeland
Paradise
Jacksonville
Arcatia
St. Johns River
Orange Fork
Russell
Green Cave Springs
Patrika
Ieland
Lake County
Tampa
Charles P. Dow
New Name Sought for Moseley Park and Mandox Lake
Moseley Park awaits a new name selected by a Seventh Ward committee comprising J H Andrews M M Anderson and J Landers. The group also weighs naming Union Park to honor Dr T D Lobkino and promotes widening Park Street from the Central of Georgia to Lugule Avenue to create an uninterrupted route from Cobb County to Five Points via Whitehall Street.
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Moseley Park
Sity
S Lake
Mandox Park
Moscley Park
J. H. Andrews
MM. Anderson
J. Landers
S. J. Daling
Joseeh Armistead
Seventh Ward
General Council
Reverend L B Compton to Speak at Tabernacle Revival
Reverend L B Compton the mountaineer minister who has led a week of revival services at the Old Baptist Tabernacle will deliver a Saturday night address there. He will also preach three sermons Sunday at 11 3 and 6 o clock. A high street meeting is set for Saturday night at 7 30 at the corner of Marietta and Walton streets.
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L. B. Compton
Mountaineer
Old Baptist Tabernacle
The
Tabernacle
Compton
Marietta and
Walton Atreets
New Home Secured By University Club
The University club approves relocation to the former Presbyterian hospital building on West Coin street behind the Masonic temple for a five year lease with a one year option at 7700. A 3000 garage is included, 2500 for alterations, and club leaders say the move reflects growth and preference for leasing. Harrell funds 2500 for alterations with reimbursement if the property is given up.
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University Club
Blais
Presbyterian Hospital
Weat Coin Street
Masonic Temple
Welease
Unieversity Club
Tta
Ptaze
Wynn
Daniel 3
Harr
J. Heforter
The
Lind
W. A. Wimbish
Cina
Asa Candler
Abbott
Peachtree
Harrell
Hendrix Announces Sermons for Sunday at St Mark
Rev W R Hendrix pastor at St Mark church will preach Sunday morning on Seeing Life Whole from Matthew 16 26 What is a man profited and in the evening on Speaking the Truth in Love The services aim to attract both young people and adults with topics to be announced later
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SS. Mark Church
W. OR. Hendrix
Wil
Regiments Held on Mexican Border and Cross Relief Efforts
Washington reports that three regiments on the Mexican border are to be delayed in departure for the Philippines under War Department orders. The Red Cross plans food relief as Villa and Zapata factions maneuver for a settlement. Consular Agent Carothers seeks clemency for two Americans facing death sentences for alleged counterfeiting, while dispatches warn of critical food shortages in Lupaz Tamaulipas Durango and Lower California.
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Red Cross
War Department
Philippines
Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Villa
Carothers
State Department
General Villa
George Marks
Franklin
Chi- Nuahua
Lupaz
Lower
California
Tamaulipas
Durango
Atlanta Federal Prison Strains at Full Capacity
Eleven hundred fifty five inmates are housed at Atlanta's federal penitentiary with twenty eight new violators arriving from Raleigh and two others from Washington after long confinements. Warden Zerbat says intake is rapid and new building work is accelerated to ease overcrowding and relieve staff worry. Frank Monteleone faces four years six months for white slavery from New York. Mack Williams serves three years from north Alabama on the same charge.
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United States Penitentiary of
Atlanta
Raleigh
N.C
St. Elizaveth Insane Asylum
Washington
Frank Monteleone
Mack Williams
New York
North Alabama
Fred G. Zerbat
Dr Jones to Describe Office Holders Duties at Trinity
Dr Jones speaks at Trinity Church Sunday morning on David as King and public trust. The sermon ties war’s impact on democracy and monarchy while the evening service honors dead nations with a fifty-voice choir and selections such as The Lost Chord and Lead Kindly Light.
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Tir
Harley O
Jones
Ternity Church
Nervons
David
Trinity
Charles A. Sheldon, Jr
Sermon Topics at First Congregational Church Colored
Rev. TT. WW. Proctor preaches Sunday night on safety first the fast young man. Morning subject is Pull Your Own Weight. Choirs will sing at both services at the First Congregational Church colored location.
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Dr. Proctor
WW. Proctor
First Congregational Church
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