House Minority Resists Prohibition Bills in Georgia House
The Georgia House clash over an amendments to an appropriations bill pits the Prohibition majority against a resurgent minority led by Mr Sheppard. The conference centers on delaying debate and shifting the effective date of proposed laws to July 1, while the January 1, 1936 target remains the majority position. Procedural fights ensue with calls for roll calls, reconsiderations, and the adjournment vote as leaders seek to control the pace of the session.
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Sheppard
Sumter
House
Ints
Dilay
Hansuf
Poly
Lie
Tihousier Ag
Neyreentauge Blackburn
Ebery Aumeri
San Witigen
Mellong
Ghatham
Flackburn
Cariste
Davidsor
Putnam
Ad Wohlwender
Muscomer
Fullought
Corke
Wright
Berrien
Fulbright
Heath
Burke
Blackburn
Speaks
Culpepper
Aves
Bays
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Georgia Harvest Festival Decoration Boosts Atlanta Parade
Festive preparations begin as Atlanta dons holiday attire for the Georgia Harvest Festival. Decorators unload bunting and prizes for a lavish display, with headquarters buzzing and a big queen contest drawing intense local interest and state support. The Kennedy midway caravan also heads to town to enhance weeklong events.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Harvest Festival
Atlanta National Bank
Brewswaemer
Bliss Regina Hama
Marietta
John A Warren
Ilfe
Regina Rambo
Georgia
Amanta
Misa Louiue Jones
Misa Regina Rambo
Loum Jones
Manetta Gan
Harriet Broyles
Liz Mongson Athan
Janta Cooper
Frances Turpin
Macon
Lee Louluc Moultrie
Rome
Margaret
Hamilton
Home
Sarah ‘Tinsley
Jane Webb
Athens
Edith Harlan
Fairlie Cubbedge
Alice Gardner
Edith Humphreys
Con T Kennedy
Kennedy
Liner Rochambeau in flames at sea
New York reports a fire in the coal bunkers of the French liner Rochambeau, two days out of New York for Bordeaux. About 850 aboard including 121 passengers and 230 crew, plus 2,541 cases of cartridges and 136 bales of cotton. Officials say the danger is not serious and Halifax is the intended emergency port if needed.
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New York
Bochambeau
Bordeaux
Halifax
Joham
Paul Faguet
Juham
Ocean
Admiralty
Queenstown
Europe
Touraine
Devon City
Lord Erne
Crossington Court
Bamland
Lord Downshire
Kirkoswald
Atrathtay
Bankdale
Minnehana
Craigsde
Athlual
San Anna
Railroads spend ten million on one year of ads
Railroads spent ten million dollars on a year of newspaper advertising in the United States as part of a broader display of faith in 4 percent advertising space. The figure cited comes from Garrett Fort, general passenger agent of the Union Pacific, in an address to the Chicago Advertising association.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago Advertising Association
Garrett Fort
Union Pacific
Amateurs Targeted in Newcomer Scam Trial
One thousand five hundred amateur poets across the nation, each said to contribute ten dollars to a song contest, face witnesses as John T Newcomber alias John T Hall stands trial in New York for alleged mail fraud. Prosecutors say about fifteen hundred participants were recruited when poetry was solicited and fees paid to have poems set to music by John T Hall Music Publishing Company.
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New York
John T Newcomber
John T Hall
Victor Innes Case Extradition Hearing Set for January 3
Advices from Washington state the Supreme Court hearing on the Victor B. Innes appeal has been advanced to January 3 next year. The Innes couple, held in San Antonio, Texas, face extradition to Georgia over charges of larceny after trust tied to the Beatrice and Elvis Nelms disappearance. Murder charges in Texas have failed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Victor B. Innes
Innes
San Antonio
Texas
Beatrice
Elvis Nelms
Georgia
British Blockade Held Inoperative by United States
Washington to back claims for detention amending policy as to neutral trade. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing read American and British comment on the note to Great Britain. Amb Page reports British reaction mixed. note marks a turning point, US will view non contraband cargoes as immune from detention. Officials weigh Britain’s course and Allied responses as to enforcement and international law.
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Washngton
Wilson
Lansing
United States
Great Britain
Page
Foreign Office
Germany
Britain
Great
Great Briain
Daughters of the Confederacy matriarch dies after golden anniversary
Mary Talaferra Thompson 71, long active in Confederate society, celebrated her golden wedding with Maginus Thompson in Washington. She died the following morning in Sibley Hospital, holding roses sent by the president. Maginus, a Confederate Army veteran and former librarian in the war department, mourned beside her. Thompson organized the Stone Mall Jackson chapter and held honorary posts in Confederate and Southern relief groups.
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Washington
Mary Talaferra Thompson
Sibley Hospital
United States
Maginus Thompson
Berryville
War Department
Thompson
William
Grayson
Wom
White House
Invaders Widen Semi Circle Against Hapless Serbs
Balkan front reports German Austro-Hungarian forces drive toward Serbia with Kruševac fallen and Morava crossing, while Montenegrins and French troops resist Bulgars and Austrians. Krusevac occupation cited. Montenegrins claim stubborn defense in western Montenegro. Paris notes slow French advance and Nish junction with Serbs in harsh terrain.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Near East
Balkan
Morava River
Serbia
Gallwit
Krugevac
Serbias
Nout
Nish
Krusevac
Ushotve
Melgrade-Nish-Saioniki
Hersegovina
Montenegto
Saloniki
Strumitsa
Kaehaoly
Meimissy
Colombo
Krivolak
Gra~deko
Thena
Kavadar
Krusevag
Berlin
Balkans
Ivanjica
Krahevo
Trorac
Sever
Krahievo
Krasevac
Morava
Vienna
Austrian War Office
Morava Valley
Ivaniima
von Koevess
Krasjeve
Trzenik
von Gollwitz
Leskovnex
Paris
Montenesa
Graheto
Montenegro
Hergzegovinian
Saturay
Russians Drive at the Teutons on Entire Front
London reports continued Russian assaults across Courland Volhynia and Galicia with some local gains. They aim to harass Austro German lines rather than seek major breakthroughs, while Italian forces recapture Col di Lana from Austrians amid winter front activity.
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London
Courland
Volhynia
Galicia
Petrograd
Iallang
Col di Lana
Agimmit
Austrian War Office
France
Belgium
Petrogead
War Office
Frankendorf
Pavassern
Lake Babite
Mitau
Zalay-Olaine
Ikekul
Gabe
Lake Sventen
Mukulischki
Lamolichki
Lake Demmen
Gutabshovskaj
Qkonko
Kolki
Komaon
Kumkovitchi
Okagkag
Usiemchko
Zalebeczyky
Lake Tartum
Servitch
Geydug
Aramiah
War censorship debate in British Lords over 15 million killed or disabled
Lord Loreburn denounces war news doctored and warns that continuing conflict could spark revolution in Europe. Viscount Milner urges action to aid Serbia and end the war, while government seeks closer control of press and naval plans amid attritional losses.
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London
House of Lords
Goreburn
Marquis of Lansdowne
Viscount Morley
Earl Loreburn
Antwerp
Christopher Craddock
Dardanelles
Balkan
Milion
Europe
Earl Lorcburn
Viscount Milner
South Africa
Serbia
Ssogkeetiom
Baron Courtney
Peswith
Wisco Freater
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Earl Cacron
Kedleston
Ts Ideral
Oehting
Lord Loreburn
Salomki
Entente
Unese
Weather Prophecy Fair in Washington and Georgia forecast
Local weather report notes scattered showers in the north with a fair and cooler trend elsewhere. Forecaster shows low and high temperatures, mean temperature near normal, and rainfall amounts over the past 24 hours with deficits and monthly totals.
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Washington
Georgia
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