Progress Claimed for Kaiser’s Army Fronts
London reports from November 6 that German headquarters claim advances in the northwest and southwest of Ypres La Rosier north of Arras and Artois while German gains at St Mihiel are cited. The German casualty and submarine news are summarized with limited detail on Yorck’s sinking and naval actions.
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London
Marconi Wireless Company
Ypres
la Rosser
Arras
Arjwine
Qur
St Mihiel
Berlin
Yorck
Garman
York
Patten Sued Over Gats Cornering Plot and Trade Monopolies
Legal filing accuses James A. Patten of conspiring with others to corner gats and manipulate grain markets. The suit cites a commission firm and trade board members from 1901 to 1907, alleging a scheme to fix prices and drive profits at others’ expense.
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James
Sherman Lay
Patten Ani
Thorbury
Jalx
Uhi
UN Commission
Fe Ch Cig
Cecil ie Arrives at Boston Harbor
A clipped report notes Cecil ie arriving at Boston Harbor on November 6 after a long operation. The piece mentions a line steiner Kronpria gessia Ostan trying on Prevident road Lostmark and a Maine internee finishing a lay after the operation of the Luvopoim war.
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Bostur
Orth Uacmin
Steiner Kronpria Gessia Ostan
Lostmark
Tegis Endryle
Maine
Woman Suffrage Vote In Doubt In Montana
Helena Mont November 6 Only an official canvass can reveal whether woman suffrage triumphed in Montana. Ballots in a dozen counties sealed up with no final tally on constitutional amendments. returns from about half the state show the amendment ahead by about 1900.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Millers Seek Relief From Dutch Trade Policy
Delegation from the Millers National Federation protested to the state department that The Netherlands bars shipments of flour unless consigned to the government. They warn a 600000 sack backlog hurts the American flour trade as Holland buys directly from producers. Acting Secretary Lansing asked for written detail and pledged to help. The delegation included Mennen of Toledo, Roon Wellington, Samuel Plant, FW Craig, Richmond Va, and P Husband of Chicago.
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Washington
Millers’ National Federation
State Department
Netherlands
Holland
Atlantic
Lansing
Mennel
Toledo
Charles L Roon
Wellington
Samuel Plant
St Louis
Craig Richmond
Chicago
Charity for Europe Attacked by Expert
A Belgian war victims group led by Dr Mubahir Johnson, president of the Municipal Charities Commission, denounces sending aid to Europe as prolonging conflict. He argues relief should aid locals first and cites scientific warfare as a path to peace, warning that Europe’s war causes vast suffering while many locals suffer privation at home.
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Los Angeles
Strecor
Mubahir Johnson
Mrnicipal Charities Commission
Europe
Ds Johnson
Realiza
Newspapers Can Drive Vice From Cities Says Capper
Kansas City November 6 The newspapers can drive vice from American cities and will do so when readers insist on a declared editor Arthur Capper governor elect of Kansas addresses the International Purity Congress tonight Capper says newspapers in any city can purge vice through a conscientious public campaign.
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Kansas City
Arthur Capper
Topeka
Kansas
International Purity Congress
Capver
Nisbliotty
Taft Urges Stronger Army and Navy at Mount Holyoke
Former President Taft spoke at Mount Holyoke College Founders Day exercises, urging a larger army and navy with more highly trained officers. Mary G Wealley, president of the callers, assisted at the laying of the cornerstone for the new student alumni building.
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South Hadley
Taft
Mount Holyoke College
Alec
Mary G Wealley
Will Preach on the Devil at First Universalist Church
The First Universalist church on 16 East Harm a street Sun ga will host a morning sermon at 11 oclock titled Will Preach on the Devil The pastor Reverend Fred A Line will preach A feature will be music and Dr Wade Conkling of the Unitartans Church will speak at the Bible class All are invited
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Universalist
East
Harma Street
Sunga
Fred
Wade Conkling
Unitartans Church
German Karlsruhe Sailed in Atlantic and Indian Ocean Turmoil
The Karlsruhe a German cruiser of about 8000 tons operated in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean with bold actions against British shipping. It engaged British cruisers Buffolo and Osaex near Puerto Rico, sunk or captured numerous vessels, and is pursued by a coalition of British Australian Japanese and others. Overall German overseas trade nearly ceased as many fast ships were interned or fled to neutral harbors.
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Low
Ats
Itis
Badger
Lise Beun de Stroyt
Beyor
Auaueiy
Caist
Ireland
Wimournement
North Seas
York
Saast
Grminy
Corman
Eli
Incla Iin
Ware
Qnuthar
Essel
Karlsruhe
Indian Ocean
Hook
New York
Sindian
Porto Rico
Buffolk
Osaexnce
Atlantic
Emden Hig
Jors
United Kingdom
Bose
British Mercantile Marine
China Orders With Lancashire Spinners Boost Liverpool Cotton Trade
Manchester reports Lancashire spinners state trade is brisk as China orders begin, raising hopes for broader demand from India. The Liverpool Cotton Association fixes a 13 cent minimum price to guard against low-price distortions, futures limited to May and June delivery, and brokers shifted to cover prewar orders as war impacts general trade.
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Manchester
London
Lancashire
Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Association
New York Exchange
Roxburgh
Liverpool Association
China
India
George Paishe
United States
Liverpool Spinners Association
Association
Manchester News
the Association
Friedman tuberculosis cure declared N G
Washington November 6 The seal of official disapproval was placed upon the tuberculosis cure brought to this country in 191? by Dr Friedich F Friedmann of Berlin The United States Public Health Service announced today an abstract of its investigations in hospitals and laboratories where tests of Friedmann cultures were conducted.
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Washington
Friedeich F Friedmann
Berlin
United States Public Health Service
Ablic
Local Mortuary Notices Mark November Deaths in Reynolds Area
Obituaries list Mrs May Scott Andrews of Reynolds dies after months ill ness at her parents home and is buried in Pine Grove. Also memorials for Wary Hicks of Reynolds and for other local residents including infant children and relatives across Georgia and nearby states. Cemetery interments planned in Pine Grove and Hock Springs with funeral services by local chapels.
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Hatenton
May Scott Andrews
Scott
WO Andrews
EW Marshal
Robert Seott
James Scott
Atlanta
Pine Grove Cemetery
Reynolds
Aretus W Hicks
Ticks
Fis
Garson
Columbia
J Ho Dots
Cofford
James M. Lee
O JB Wilson
Oakhurst
Will Gray
Elizabeth A. Shields
Elizabeth A Shields
Edgewood Avenue
Sam Shields
A N ‘Tyson
William Shields
Mes A. Maller
Wilton Ga
Dalton
Pig Club Champs In Georgia State Fair Contests
Frances Jackson of Madison wins the Georgia champion pig title and Maude Phillips of Quitman earns the top fig club girl honor at the state fair. Sal and Herple Phillips joined Brookscoun Pig club last spring, shipping Maude’s pig to Valdosta where she took the sweepstakes second. Her pig, costing three cents a pound to raise, will face open-ring winners tomorrow. Bibb County's Tim and Ernest Edwards and Emory Clay win with Duroc Jersey breeds.
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Macon Ga
Georgia
Frans Jackson
Madison
Maude Phillps
Quitman
Berkshire
Mies Phillips
Sal
Brookscoun
Maude
Evans Jackson
Herple
Tim
Ernest Edwards
Emory
Clay
Duroc-Jersey Pure Breeds
Radio signals pass between U S and Paris
Washington reports a 4000 mile wireless test between Arlington, United States, and the Eiffel Tower Paris. American and French scientists conducted the experiment, with results to be presented to Secretary Daniels by the U S Naval Observatory. Earlier tests had reached about 600 miles. Also, Mirza Ali Kuh Khan stated Persia would remain strictly neutral between Russia and Turkey during the war.
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Washington
Paris
Mirza Ali Kuh Khan
Lansing
Russia
Turkey
Federal troops reach Prairie Creek mines in Hart ford valley
Federal troops set camp in Prairie Creek Arkansas near Hartford valley coal district as two Hartford stores burn amid alleged sympathizer or striking miner activity. Court sessions discussed grand jury actions with 50 witnesses subpoenaed. water supply worries troops. miners fear clashes if nonunion workers operate mine No 4. production collapsed, about 400 miners remain reliant on gardens.
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Fort Smith
Ark
United States
Prairie Creek
Hartford Valley
Fort Sheridan
Hartford
Fort Swath
United States Court
Frank Youmans
R. B. Bull
Texarkana
Nathaniel McClure
Bache Denman
General Villa Agrees To Step Down Command
Washington reports General Villa formally ratified the national convention at Aguas Calientes, agreeing to resign and retire if needed to end Carranza's influence. He signaled loyalty to the convention, with Villa and Zapata to be removed from authority, as Puebla conferenced to notify Carranza of Gutierrez as provisional president. Carranza forces reportedly retreated before Villa at Paso Texas, with 10,000 Villa troops advancing and General Leon commanding the Carranza defense.
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Washington
Villa
Zapata
Sliamane
Carranza
Pablo Gonzales
East
Queretaro
Garransa Carranzas
Obregon
Forthwest
Obreon
Carransa
Mexico
Amuas Calientes
Gonzales
Aguas Calientes
Puebla
Gutierres Hag
United States
Vera Curile
Paso Texas
Aguas Calienten
Leon
Alleged Train Bandits Captured After Midnight Chase
A gang of three train robbers fled a speeding freight train from Atlanta Terminal for miles, ending in a Social Circle church. Ed Blackburn 21 of Alabama City, Alandi Crowder of Griffin, and Harry Crowder were captured by Special Agent J M Jarman and W L Harris after leaping from a rail car onto the church yard. All three face robbery charges as the case unfolds.
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Atlanta
Ed Blackburn
Alabama City
Alandi Crowder
Griffin
Harry Crowder
JM Jarman
Joint Terminal Detective Force
W L Harris Tor
Jordan
Hig
Georgia Road
The Problem of Pain at Central Presbyterian Church
An urgent morning service at Central Presbyterian Church will address The Problem of Pain. The sermon aims to place human suffering within God’s plan and will critique Christian Science teachings regarding pain.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Man Shot While Entering Wrong House in Marietta Street
J Garner was shot in the foot by a resident suspecting a break in at 83 Marietta Street early Friday. The injured man, a Ponders Avenue resident and Georgia Trailway Power employee, was treated at Grady Hospital and detained at the station. Upshaw, the homeowner, said he fired after an unknown party refused to state purpose and forced entry attempts continued.
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J.s.garner
E D Upshaw
Marietta Street
Garner
Ponders Avenue
C R Garner
Georgia Trailway End Power Company
Garners
Mir Upshew
Sirs Upshaw
Fsband
Anti-Saloon League action in Georgia plans closing blind dives
At a meeting of the Anti Saloon League headquarters committee in Atlanta plans were laid for closing blind dives and liquor lawlessness in the state. On Temperance Day the board urged Sunday schools to send offerings to support the campaign for a clean state, with increased expenses noted. Signatures include Bruno White and other Atlanta officials and pastors.
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The
Anti Saloon League
Atlanta
Bruno T% White
Macen
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Charity For Europe
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Friedman
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Eeee
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Pat Offer
Walter Baker & CO. Limited
Dorchester
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Atlanta, Georgia
Banking House
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J. M. Elliott
Mo Elliott
Gadsden
Loclock
Gadaden
Pattersons Chapel
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PIG Club
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Persia
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Anti-Saloon League
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New Gate City
Brown & Allen's
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