United States Demands Reparation From Germany And Cessation of Attacks
Miss Lula L. Kingebery testified before Recorder George E Johns that whisky was being sold to third grade pupils at English avenue school and that several children came to school drunk. She alleged the schoolhouse had been burglarized ten times and a disorderly group of boys near the school had to be curtailed by courts. Two youths about 15 faced trial for attempting to enter a home near the school. police promised a thorough inquiry. Continued on Last Page.
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English Avenue
Lula L. Kingebery
George E Johns
Miza Kingasbery
Recorder Johnson
Mins Kingaberg
Jamea L Beavers
Inez
Beavers
Optimism voiced by Dixie grocers leaders at annual meeting
More than three hundred wholesale grocers gathered at the Hotel Analog auditorium as J H McLauren opened the Southern Wholesale Grocers association convention. He said the crisis is past and southern merchants expect a strong year with expanded activities and closer ties between manufacturers and jobbers.
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Analog Auditorium
J. H. McLauren
Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Grtals Iv
Plas
MacLauren
McLchuren
Warren A. Candler
Atlanta
John C
Titanic battles continue in west with allies progress
British forces halt German rushes near Ypres as French gains in Arras region are reported. Russians push Austrians along a 40 mile front in eastern Galicia while central Poland sees a new offensive. London dispatch notes heavy combat from Flanders to Arras with high casualties and shifting trenches.
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Arras
Poland
Galicia
London
Flanders
Bukowina
Dniester
Baltic
Shavil
Brura
France
Lous
Joffre
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Carpathians
Praemysl
Dan
Preemyal
Lssues
John Frene
Tate
Yprea
Germans Mobbed as Britons Shout Vengeance Over Lusitania
London and Liverpool saw mob violence against Germans and Austrian residents after the Lusitania sinking. Shops were looted and windows smashed, some fires started. crowds drove away enemy subjects seeking supplies. Police faced trials and several rioters were jailed or fined as Britain plans internment measures.
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London
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Birkenhead
Glasgow
Hoycott
Englian
Ewis
United States Demands Germany Deter Submarine Attacks
Washington notes tomorrow to Germany demands a guarantee of no further submarine strikes on merchant ships with noncombatants. It seeks full reparation for Lusitania deaths and other violations, warns of action if ignored, and outlines principal points blaming Germany for defensible acts in the war zone.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Robert Lansing
State Department
U.S
Leon
Thresher
Etreet
Germany Stops Warning to Americans Against Trans Atlantic Travel
Washington May 12 The German embassy notified U S newspapers to discontinue publication of its advertise ment warning Americans against travel on ships of the allies. Telegrams and letters gave no reason but the embassy said it had been run long enough.
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Washington
United States
Pidgoge in asylum after poker loss in Georgia
Moultrie Ga May 12 N Pidcock once president of Georgia and Northern railroad is in a private asylum at Milledgeville on a lunacy writ sworn by his brother Frank Pidcock. Three alleged gamblers C C King of Jville Fla D C Marricon of Valdosta and Mr Brugaill of Valdosta are under arrest after a poker game here Sunday. They purportedly won several hundred dollars in checks from J N Pidcock which have been recovered. King and Harriston are jailed at Moultrie while Studaill is held at Valdosta for trial. Frank Pidcock allegedly placed valuables from Ina suitcase in a safe omit vault.
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Moultrie
N. Pidcock
Georgia and Northern Railroad
Milledgeville
Frank Pidcock
Sunda
C. c. King
Jville
Pla
D. C Marricon
Valdosta
Mr. Brugaill
J. N. Pidcock
King
Harriston
Studaill
J. O. Pidcock
Ina
Frank
Aately
William N Hawks Dies at Local Hospital Last Night
William N. Hawks died last evening at a local hospital. The obituary notes Hawks, a veteran, and mentions surviving family members. The fragmentary text references a widow and a brother, with unclear affiliations and details.
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William N. Hawks
Weather report fragment with scattered data terms
A partial weather summary appears, listing temperature ranges and rainfall figures. It references Georgia area data with phrases like lowest and highest temperature and precipitation in the past day and since January. The readable portions are fragmentary and need clearer values to form a complete forecast.
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Incheay
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