Georgia Election Today Faces Polling Places Across Counties
Georgia holds election today with polling sites listed in Forsyth, Fulton, Hawkins, and other wards. The article notes national and Southern voting trends, party campaigns, and calls for strong Democratic turnout led by Fulton County leaders and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
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Fulton County
Hunter and
Fraser Streets
Highland Avenue
Marietta Street
Penders Avenue
Luckle Street
Medlock's Pharmacy
Gordon and Lee Streets
Fighth
Tenth
Peachties Streets
Hinton's Drug
Tin Kalb Avenue
Hurt Street
Tucker & McMmurays
Oatland City
Georgia
South
Charles W. McClure
Roosevelt
Hoke Smith
G. R. Hdutchens
Thomas W. Hardwick
United States
Nat Harris
Tle
General Assembly
Young Men's Democratic League of
Charles F. Shelton
James G. Woodward
Atlanta
Woodward
When Students Vote Theyll Be Arrested in New York
Attorney General Parsor expects to settle a question about student voting arrests. Warnings have issued warrants for several students and cases may be carried to appeals. The notice hints at local resistance and possible legal action around student voting.
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Parsor
Resis Jitendine
Reneral
Warran
Sau
Cotton Cultivation Banned in Upper Egypt for 1915
London reports a decree prohibiting cotton cultivation in the upper Egyptian basins for the 1915 season. Reuter’s Cairo correspondent notes the measure aims to regulate production amid wartime strains.
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Egypt
London
Reuter
Cairo
Newspaper Campaign to Cut Cotton Acreage
A Memphis conference set for November 12 will unite southern daily and agricultural papers to promote voluntary cotton acreage reduction. The plan includes reporting pledges to a central body and informing trade within thirty days, plus a push for crop diversification and considerations of cottons banking and merchant relations. The effort is backed by The Memphis Commercial Appeal and multiple Southern papers.
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Tenn
Represent
Memphis Commercial Upeal
Raleteh
Rewe and Observer
Columbia
U S
Auanta Constitution
Atlant Journal
Birmingham News
New Orleans Times-Vicartine
Jackson
Miss
Slarion Ledger
Arkansas Gazette
Houston
Texas
Post
Modern method of finding rooms via Want Ads in The Constitution
The article advises using The Constitution’s For Rent section to locate rooms or boarding options from the comfort of home. If no suitable listing appears, readers are encouraged to write a personal Want Ad detailing their needs and send it to The Constitution, with contact numbers provided.
Liquor Poisonings in Bristol Kill Twelve in One Night
Bristol Wisconsin recounts a fatal wood alcohol incident with twelve dead after consuming liquor bought at PD A Bisbee drug store. Bisbee arrested and moved to Mid Debury as townspeople react. About thirty more shoppers were under medical observation, several in danger.
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Bristol
Metropolitan stars come from war zone
Boston reporters recount that twenty principal and seventy five chorus members of the Metropolitan Opera company arrived from the European war zone via Naples aboard the steamer Canopie. Notables include Enrico Caruso Emmy Lestini Miss Geraldine Farrar director Gulio Guatti Casazza conductor Arturo Toscanini and others. They describe harrowing travels in third class trains and crowded cars, with shortages and fear as they escaped. Chinese flood spreads. Washington dispatches say floods in the Hinai river district are spreading, with many evacuated.
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Naples
Carta
Enrico Caruso
Emmy Lestini
Geraldine Farrar
Gulio Guatti-Casazza
Arturo Toscanini
Georgie Patheco
J. Bori
Freida Hempel
Farrar
Munich
Amsterdam
New York
North Sea
Jaine
Switzerland
Caruso
Florence
Georgie Pelacco
London
Carlsbad
Milan
Young Bride Tries Suicide With Carbolic Acid
Mrs Gladys R Sandford a young bride of a few months attempted death by carbolic acid Monday evening around seven despondency from nervous condition and family misunderstanding blamed husband a Georgia Railway conductor. Her 12 year old nephew was sent to fetch the acid and she swallowed it without a note. Neighbored by J R Verner family she was found on the bed and rushed to Grady hospital where doctors believe she will recover.
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Gladys R. Sandford
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Vesuvius Erupts Again Causing Alarm Near Naples
Mount Vesuvius erupts with deep detonations, smoke columns and widespread fear near Naples. Residents pray as authorities recall the 1906 disaster with heavy damage, hundreds killed, and thousands displaced, while nations mobilize aid.
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Naples
Rome
Mount Vesuvius
Tobacco War Taxes Go Into Effect Nationwide
Washington reports that war taxes on tobacco dealers and manufacturers take effect today under the emergency revenue bill. Stamps for tobacco may be paid this month, but issuance will wait two weeks. Wines and beer taxes are active with the new law, while document stamp taxes begin December 1.
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Washington
Germans Press Hard But Fail to Gain in Channel Reach
Long dispatches from Leigen November recount German efforts to break to the coast blocked by floods Belgian army and British fleet. Messines is fought over, with repeated capture and loss. Allied forces hold lines from Ypres to La Baie as German attacks along the front yield little progress. French war office reports reduced German violence in the north, some local gains by French and Allied forces around Dixmude, Ghola
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Galicia
Vistula
Warthe River
South Africa
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Cape
Beyers
General de Wet Hag
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Atlantic
van Dyck
Straits
Dover
Paris
French War Office
North Sea
Oise l Teday
Belghum
Dixmude
Gholavet
Aisne
Braye-en- Lannoig
Vailly
Lye
France
Lys
Rheims
Argonne
Meuse
Nomeny
Wesges
Mount Sainte Mare
Han de Sapt
Allies Demand Turkish Fleet Demobilization and Officer Dismissal
Entente powers press Turkey to dismantle its fleet and demobilize the army while German officers are dismissed. They argue apologies are meaningless while Turks control the fleet. Bulgaria mobilizes. Britain warns against attacking Egypt. Russia orders Turks from the empire. The Servian minister plans to depart Constantinople tonight or tomorrow.
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Bulgaria Mobilizes Second Line of Troops
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Rome reports Bulgaria has ordered the mobilization of its second line of troops while the first sink troops have already been mobilized.
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Rome
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey seeks guarantees before resuming entente ties
London reports the grand vizier apologized for wartime Turkish fleet actions in the Black Sea after ambassador Tevfik Pasha was handed his passport. France, Russia and Britain demand Turkey recall German officers and seek reparations, warning the peace party may not bind war ministers.
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Turkey
Blactce
Tewfk Pasha
Great Britain
Russia
France
England
Black Sea
Raver Pashe
North Sea Declared Military Area as German Mine Threat Rises
The Worth sea is now a military area with mines and warships posing grave danger to all entering. Britain warns merchant and fishing vessels to obey new routes or face peril, citing German mine laying north of Ireland and potential neutral ship involvement.
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Denmark
Bolland
English Channel
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Great Britain
England
Farne Island
Tadesnay Lighthance
Weather Prophecy Report Details Noted
Weather prophecy forecast for fair conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with local report. Temperature data show a high around seven or eight units, with mean around twenty-one, and rainfall totaling ten inches in the past 24 hours amid notable deficits since the start of the month and year.
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