Indictments Accuse Brewers Associations of Campaign Violations
Federal grand jury returns charged indictments against Pennsylvania brewery groups and the United States Brewers Association of New York for conspiracy to unlawfully influence political spending. The cases target corporations, seek penalties under federal corrupt practices law, and involve officials tied to party campaigns.
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Pittsburgha
Egainst Brewing Companies
Varius
Pennsylvania
United States Brewers Association of New York
Pennsylvana Brewers Association
United States Brewery Association
Tlu
Cent Cal Campaiens
Congress
United States
Altreney Po Tewrey
Fies
United Slatua
New York
Simy Treards
Wits
John Gatdrer
Thladelphia
Peetivesy
Amd Ledyta
Wolemberk
Joey Civ
Htah Fo Fox
National Organization
Revival begins as 15 Presbyterian churches unite
Fifteen Presbyterian churches launch a two week revival in Atlanta citywide services to be held each night. Pastors plan an inclusive program featuring invited guests with church groups, organizations and concerts. Each weeknight explores a different local group such as steel, telephone, paper and student organizations, aiming to draw diverse attendance.
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Inltlanta
Jan
Presbyterian
North Avenue
Bedlam
Steel Company
Baden Deputy Denounces Bombardment of Open Towns
Geneva March 3 reports from Baden state parliament where Deputy Heer Hummel condemned German air strikes on open Anglo French towns as useless and brutal. A violent scene followed his remarks as he attacked reprisal attacks for harming peaceful citizens. Deputy Bille, a socialist, protested brutal treatment of new recruits slated for the trenches.
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Geneva
Paris
France
Duchy of Baden
Heer Humme
A W Bramblett Dies At Home In Forsyth
A W Bramblett died at his Forsyth home after a long illness. A Confederate veteran, he was born in Gwinnett County and lived in Monroe before moving to Forsyth. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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A. W. Bramblett
Forsyth
Monroe
Driday
Pervines
Methodist Fur
Brambled
Gwinnett County
Firadhleit
Biancott
Fis Wil
Moon
Col Robert J Lowry 76 Years Old Today
Col Robert J Lowry marked 76 in a birthday note with congratulations from friends and family. The message lists several attendees and names from Tennessee and Georgia in a celebratory context without formal event details. The text references recipients and well-wishers including Cantor James Fuglish and others.
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Col
Robert J. Lowry
Primary race in Cochran county set for March first
In Cochran Georgia the county executive committee fixed March 1 as the date for the county officers primary. Three candidates vie for clerk of superior court and several races including tax collector, tax receiver, sheriff and roads and revenue commissioner see competition and heated campaigning as the contest narrows toward the March 11 primary.
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Nkley
Cochran
Contayta
RH Peacock
Worf
Johnson CO
Wrightsville
Johnson County
EB Blount
W C Brinson
J C Wiggins
WD Rowland
JB Willian
Mayo
George Brantly
Frank Jackson
Italians Fight in Deep Snow at Gorizia Front
In deep snow near Gorizia Italian forces faced intense enemy artillery. The statement from the war office notes that weather and terrain hinder operations, with both sides exchanging fire as Italian patrols and artillery work continue under difficult conditions.
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Tike van
Bitlis
Aineimeier
Vishes
Tnt
Winn
Gorizia
Pfefferkorn Recital Delights Atlanta Brenan Colony
Ott Pfefferkorn of the Brenan colony in Gainesvale Georgia gave a recital at the Ansley hotel by invitation. Mrs Hod Pearse and Mrs Quinine Pearse Turnipseed presented selections, drawing enthusiastic applause. The program featured Pfefferkorn in minor and Rubin studies, a Chopin etude, and compositions by Pfefferkorn, with Mrs Pearse and Mrs Turnipseed’s numbers in the second half, accompanied by Miss Carrie Sue Blocker.
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Ott Pfefferkorn
Brenan
Gaineswale
Brudi
Ansley Hotel
Brenan Colony
Atlanta
Cudleine
Hod Pearse
Quinine Pearse Tormipserd
Ffefferkorn
Nulo
Tad
Cihumann
Swith
Pfefferkorn
Pearce
Turnipseed
Carrie Sue Blocker
Germans Give Ground as the French Attack
Front dispatches report heavy action around Verdun and the Meuse with German forces yielding ground on a broad front as French counter attacks regain some positions. Verdun remains the central objective with advances and counter attacks described along the Argonne Saint Mihiel region and toward Bouaumont Vaux and Douaumont amid continued bombardment and artillery duels.
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Immelmann
Dvina
Friedrichstadt
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Yaevrereh
Lowsimont
Bonn
Belgum
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Cua Uillery
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Flin
le Preud
Cheppy
St War Oy
Verdun
Cho
Cousanant
la Grande
Verton
Douaumont
Bouaumont
Vaux
Malancourt
Hancourt
Lorraine
Parray
Portuguese Flag on German Steamers Reported
London dispatch says the Portuguese flag was hoisted on all German steamers docked at Mormagae and the Germans aboard were interned at Panjim or Sew Goa. The change followed Portugal taking control of its colonial port and orders were issued to remove all Teutonic symbols from Portuguese territory and ships.
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Waly
Ait
Tang
Portuguess
Harris to Open Campaign With Boston Speech
Governor Harris announced last night he will launch his campaign for governor with a chautauqua address in Boston, Brooks County next Tuesday. He followed a telegram urging him to take the lead and fire up the big gun. He plans a broad early push across Brooks, Thomas, Lowndes, Berrien, and Colquitt counties with stops in Pave rent, Boston, Bainbridge, and likely another in the same section Friday.
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Boston
Brooks County
Brooka Thomas
Lowndes
Berrien
Colquitt
Bia
Brooks
Hearings Begin in Thaw Divorce Case in Pittsburg
Hearings of the Thaw Nesbit divorce suit opened today before a court master in Pittsburg. Mrs Thaw was absent and reportedly without counsel as private sessions began. In Washington, a new streetcar workers union issued an ultimatum to two rural traction firms demanding higher pay shorter hours and improved conditions by tomorrow night.
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Harry Thaw Wearnst
Evelyn Nesbit
Wns
WaSrington Maron
Oras Wus
Whisky still sold in Macon under prohibition laws
Macon reports say a former saloon man J Johnston faced charges for violating the local blind tiger ordinance and state prohibition. He also stands accused of using profane language as detectives intensify efforts after many pledged not to sell whisky. Meanwhile Col W A Huff is celebrated on his 84th birthday and Gordon Alumni plan to organize an Macon event at Hotel Lantern for a regional alumni association meeting.
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Wiregrass Farmer
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Macon News
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Two Stone Houses For Rent In Prime Atlanta Area
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Reardon Rites Set For Mrs Carrie L Reardon
Friends and relatives of Mrs Carrie L Reardon of Jacksonville Florida and other named relatives are invited to attend her funeral this Saturday at 10:30 from the Barcaly and Brandon chapel. Johnson will officiate with interment at Oakland.
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