Southeast bakers hold first annual Southeastern Master Bakers' convention
The bread makers of the south gathered for the fist annual Southeastern Master Bakers' association convention with about three hundred visitors. Key addresses covered aims of the association, bakery conditions in the South, paying to make good bread, and selling there was a world of valuable information for bakers.
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South
Master Eakers’ Association
Gedfass
F. C. Stone
Atants
George Gowds
Jackson, Vile
Fla
RC Thompson
Birmingham
Ala
Oy Morris Sohleal- Ber
Atlanta
Southeastern Association
Bakers
Association of Bakers of the Southeast
Teutons Engage Russians In Heavy Frontline Action
Teutonic forces report strong drive against Russian lines along a broad front. They claim decisive success north of Brzemysl and in the Przemysl region with heavy enemy losses, multiple captures including artillery and machine guns, and continued offensives across the eastern front.
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Roscynic
Mint
Wolk
Bjargola
Thesstern
Kengen
Brzemysl
Mural Tor Maeffensive Venter
Teutons
Petrograd
London
Dubysa
Toubir
Veleny
Opatow
Galas
Jaroslau
Rense
Burthitze
Trionenttee
Stey
Priemysl
Brooks County hosts Georgia Chamber tour with animal parade
The Georgia Sightseeing tour by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce arrived in Quitman after a day at Brooks County Industrial club’s second animal industry parade featuring over 1,100 motorized floats showing Brooks County products. Governors, officials, and many residents attended the event, with speeches by J J Ha den and James Tanchett, and a large barbecue for about 13,000 attendees.
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Hy Fillow Borhes
Valdosta
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Quitman
Brooks County Industrial Club
Brooks County
Georgia Tourista
Moultrie
Enttre County
Brooks
Manufacturies
Colquett
Cara
Pull
Stoddard
Atlanta
John M Slaton
Qurtman
J. Haden
Holling H. Jones
Mary E. Qilver
George Howard
Hepatrick
Federation of Woman's Clubs
HH. RB. Dwyar
Detroit
Mach
J. G. Stein
Quitinan
EL Y
Clarke
Camilla
Ler. G. Mitheson
Georgia Tech
James K. Dries
Giobbs
Maiella
Maden
Ollowing
Charles J. Haden
We Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Antes Tanchett
Slaton
Matheson
Hanan
Commissioner Price
Speerh-Mickins
Colgait
Lownde
Woman's Club
Valdoorn
Big tobacco seizure by the Germans reported
Amsternloss May 28. All property of the British American Tobacco company in Germany has been under German supervision. The Berlin Telegraaf correspondent notes James T. Tike, president of American Tobacco, with capital of 8500,000,000. One principal German subsidiary at Dresden was sold in November to Germans with consent of the British board of trade. FP
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Vienna
Tonle
War Office
Tomight
Sieninna
Dniester
von Mackenwen
n_ river
Vremy
Eve Fepassen
Mat Bochme
Przemys
Elanin
Mnehanige
Cuntie
Amsternloss
London
Germany
Erlin
Ha Telegraaf
James T Tike
American Tobacco Company
Germain
Tresden
British Board of Trade
Reconstruction of British Cabinet Aims at Wider Basis
The article reports the British cabinet reshuffle under Premier Asquith, stressing a broader personal and political base to sustain wartime policy. It notes friction between Churchill and Fisher, Ireland's Redmond declines cabinet seat, and the Irish party's conditional support aligning with pledge of honoring pacts while urging independent action in Parliament.
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Edward Carson
Ulster
Ireland
Redmond
Rason
Asquith
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Baron Fisher
Duhlin
John Sedmond
Iirish
Irfeh
Heavy British Casualty Lists Report Heavy Losses
The British casualty lists, published at 3 a.m. on May 26, show 91 officers and about 2,060 men from other services. Among the dead are Lieutenant Arthur Coke, son of the Earl of Leicester, and Major John Mackenzie, Victoria Cross recipient in the Ashanti campaign in 1890.
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Iniendon
Arthur Coke
Earl of Leicester
John Mackenzie
German airship crew captured by British forces
London May 26 reports that a British destroyer brought in a German lieutenant and technician from a Taube aeroplane forced to descend in the North Sea due to engine trouble. After the Germans were taken on board the aircraft then sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tarwich
North Sea
Army leaders forecast U S army increase and reorganization
Portland Ore May 25 Senator Chamberlain chairman of the senate military affairs committee said the United States army would be increased unless Congress changes conditions. He indicated a small sales-like rise, plus a reorganization to improve efficiency and mobility. He planned to confer with Secretary of War Garrison and return to Washington to review proposed legislation.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Chamberlain
Oregon
Senate Committee On
Congress
Washington
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