Italy mobilizes as volunteers flood front lines
Italy erupts in war fever as volunteers rush to join the front. King Victor Emmanuel visits barracks amid nationwide acclaim while deputies pledge to go to war. Military controls tighten frontier zones with rail lines under army supervision and civilians warned to obey security orders.
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Naton
Vietts
Victor Emmanuel
Hia
Rante
Ministry of Public Instruction
Signer Gripho
Poet lauds King Victor Emmanuel as Italy's right man
The poet d Annun calls King Victor Emmanuel the right man in a supreme moment. He praises the sovereign's vast knowledge and grasp of Europe’s complex issues seen in an interview at the palace.
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Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Subrane
d‘Annun
Europe
Businessmen Called Before Police Probers in Atlanta
Twenty of Atlanta's leading citizens are to be summoned to testify to alleged police inefficiency. Ten will receive subpoenas tonight to appear at the probers' meeting. Names include Worrest Adair and John J. Woodside. Commissioner Sisson says the probe nears an end and will hear all who can shed light on the charges.
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Atlanta
Police
Beavers
Department
Morris
Sisson
Worrest Adair
Korave Grant
John J. Woodside
C. W. Kill Clure
Alexader Cruickshank
Atlante
German Submarine Sunk By American? Wire Believed Involved
The American steamship Wire arrived from Stockholm and captain Gibson reports striking a submarine in the North Sea on the voyage to Stockholm. He notes propeller blades damaged and believes the ship ran into a submarine maneuvering to fire a torpedo while sailing 170 miles west of the Faroe Islands. The Wire was later stopped by a British battleship and taken to Kirkwall for cargo examination after a German sub crew boarded and checked papers.
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Philadelphia
Wire
Stockholm
Sweden
North Sea
Gibson
Wilco
Wico
Faroe Islands
Kirkwall
England
Obituary Notes for Datton and Ramsay Infant
Mrs Sarah Datton aged 42 of 381 Courtland Street dies at private sanitarium Wednesday afternoon. Survived by two brothers Thomas and Madison Lindauy of Holcombe Ga and three sisters Mrs Q M Barrett Mrs M Hendon of Atlanta and Mrs J J Barrett of Dakota Ga. Body at Greenberg Bond's Pee Eleanor Ramsey Louisville Ga. May 19 Eleanor Clarke infant daughter of Mr and Mrs B P Ramsay died in an Augusta sanitarium last night buried here today.
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Sarah Datton
Sarah Dalton
Courtland Street
Thomas
Madison ‘Lindauy
Holcombe
Eleanor Ramsey
Louisville
Eleanor Clarke
B. P. Ramsay
Wesley Memorial nurses graduate tonight at service
The Wesley Memorial Hospital Training School will hold graduation exercises at 8 30 p m tonight at Wesley Memorial Church. The graduating class of young women will receive diplomas, with remarks by Bishop W A Candler and Dr F K Holland. Dr W J Young of Emory University will deliver the address. all friends are invited. Names include Estelle Sumner, Inez Hardy, Eva Ward, Mira Trozaie Fitts, Gradle Bag Rory, Irene Kemis, May Bue Kelly, Mary Elizabeth Bush, Vera Maud Wise and others.
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Wesley Memorial Hospital
Ccloek
Wesley Memorial Church
Friends of the Hospital
Mine
Estelle Sumner
Sumner
Mise Inez Hardy
Monticello
Misa
Tenn
May Bue Kelly
Southern Pines
N. C
Mary Elizabeth Bush
Birmingham
Ala
Misu
Vera Maud Wise
Bogart
Fire in Old Building Draws a Big Crowd
A fire in a historic old structure at 26 Gumper street near Auditorium Armory drew about 3,600 spectators. Patrolman Dorsey reported the alarm. The building, once a residence then a blacksmith shop, stood vacant recently and is linked to Joel Hurt. A Free Methodist service at 273 Hill Street drew unusual attention as a revival continued through the week with evening meetings.
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Gumer Street
Auditorium Armory
Dorsey
Atlanta
Joel Hurt
Hill Etree
Allies Gain at Dardanelles Reported by Athens Dispatch
London May 19 A Mytilene message relayed from Athens says Allied forces silenced Turkish fortifications at Kui Bahr on the European side of the Dardanelles near Constanti nople and Nagara on the Asiatic side near Kum Bahr is near collapse. Turkish reinforcements to the Gulf of Smyrna are noted while reports claim daily Anglo French gains and fresh Allied troops landed near Kum Wale on the Asiatic coast. German losses at Dardanelles are cited as heavy with 600 killed or wounded and civilian distress rising in Constantinople amid coal shortages.
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Italy
Paris
Udine
Belluno
Vernon
Bresxis
Mrilitary
Wwois Sam Ttaly
Austria
Venice
Florence
Rome
Naples
Ops Fe
Fall
United States
Germany
Switzerland
la Paris
Breen
Chambers of Deputies
Ltcily
Entilena
Aly
Lake of Erdi
Vienna
Actiing
London
Mytilene
Athens
Exchange, Telegraph Company
Kuid Bahr
Dardanelles
Narrowa Nearg
Constantinople
Nagara
Kila: Bahr
Gulf of Smyrna
Buureau
Cox
Waita
Lancashire Territorial Division
Uowlter Cire
Exchange Telegram Company
Kum Wale
Gallipoli
Salontit
Sermans
Lgriy-Tares
Roosevelt Trial Summing Up Sparks Debate Over Attack on Barnes
In Syracuse on May 19 jurors faced vigorous closing arguments by A J Bowers for Theodore Roosevelt in the Barnes case, urging the jury to protect Roosevelt as a national leader while defense counsel Ivins sought a quick conclusion. Bowers cited legislative deadlock in 1911 and letters in the record, portraying Barnes’s statements as attacks on the ex president and ex governor.
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Syracuse
John BM. Bowers
Theodore Roonevelt
William Barnes l Mbel
Roosevelt
Bowers
Wiliam M. Ivins
Barnke
Barnes
Colonel Roosevelt
United States
Bowers Read Many Letters Introduced In the Record. In Concluding, Mr. Bowers
Roosevelt Ux
Wilson
Wilde
Theodore Roosevelt
Libel Case Details Recalled by Justice Andrews
The record recalls discussions between the plaintiff and defendant about a libel dispute from about fifteen years ago. Justice Andrews noted the publication at issue as a libel claim and indicated that if the article facts were untrue, the named individual had been libeled. The jury would determine any punitive damages.
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Andrews Seld Hoe
Spol ’ Proetc
Manual Art Display At Decatur School
An exhibit by the manual art department of Decatur High School is being shown at the McDonough Street school this week. The grammar department also presents two articles made by the schools during the year, including tables desks tabarets bookcases bookracks hatracks pin trays and office desks.
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Decatur High School
McDonough Sreet
Public Schools
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Malaria Fight
An old formula label touts GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC as a remedy to drive out malaria. It asserts quinine fights malaria while iron strengthens the body, printed in the taxicest form on every bottle label.
Hughes Market Report Notes Fresh Produce Quality
Fragmentary OCR note lists fresh corn and potatoes with various misspellings. Mentions Whiteall, Reed, and Falls. Appears as a local market brief describing well filled cobs and homegrown produce as of a prior date.
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Hughey
Whiteall Sr
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