Americans Reported Killed as Italian Liner Ancona Sunk
Washington reports about twenty seven Americans feared dead after the Italian liner Ancona was torpedoed in the Mediterranean. Ambassadors and officials in Rome and Tunis noted 600 passengers and crew, with 370 survivors accounted for, including New York residents and a single American survivor among passengers.
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Ynen
Ancona
Mediterranean
Amer
Hirom Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
New York
Tunis
Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
Alexander Patattivo
Frances Mascolo
Samara
Cecil I. Greil Girat
Grey
Lansing
Luntil
Circlea
Filibuster Wars Stir Georgia House Ahead of Session
DeKalb County hosts a one day fair drawing a record crowd as lawmakers plan a tactic to charge state institutions for extra session days. A circulating pledge seeks signatures to cut funding to institutions including Tech, the State University and State Normal, in retaliation for minority filibusters. Parade day in Decatur drew Governor Harris and the legislature with 15,000 fed at the campus luncheon and a large agricultural show with livestock prizes and prizes announced at the close.
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DeKalb
House
State University
General Assembly
John Knight
Berview
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Training School For Girls
Fulton
Georgia Normal and Industrial Institute
State Sanitarium
State Prison Farm
Baldwin
State University, Agricultural College and
State Normal
Clarks
Fulton County
Blackburn
Tech
Decatur
Hfe
Harris
DeKalb County
Donald Braser
Cardle
Clover Vale's
Golden
Miley Bright Ferm
John 3
Candler
D. W. Wallace
Chamblen
C. B Scott
Minnie
Miley Bright
Pearl
Farlinger Attacks Recall Bulletins Against Atlanta Spirit
Councilman Farlinger labels recall bulletins accusing Atlanta of unfit hosting as discordant notes while boosting the Harvest Festival. Mayor Woodward and others deny the charges, asserting locals defend the city. Festival officials say they welcome support as preparations for next week proceed.
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Atlanta Spirit
Atlanta
Georgia
Colin
Etinan Farlinger
Bax Committee of Council
Golkotins
Marion Jackson
Old City
Whem
Thia City
Farlinger
All Is Ready for Coronation of Harvest Festival Queen
Plans are complete for the Harvest Festival Queen coronation Monday night in the Auditorium. Tickets go on sale at festival headquarters with general admission five cents and bus seats one cent. The program features skaters, dancers, a tightrope artist, Terpsichorean acts, and a coronation procession with a twenty four attendee entourage and a limousine coupe presented to the queen amid confetti.
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Auditorum
Srogrens
D. m
Wwoleme
Walker
Goex
John Rich
Tiny May
Aastre
Don T. Kennedy
Pony
Colllence
Mesdames
Lawcet
Lily
Mesara Wits
West
Taft Hall
Atlanta
Nanciog
Borgia
Emory assets highlighted at North Georgia conference
Rome Ga November 10 Special opening session of the North Georgia conference focused on Emory university status and endorsed the prohibition majority’s work in the legislature. Bishop Collins Denny presided and referenced Matthew chapter seven. Prayer prayed for America’s future amid European war concerns. Page six continued.
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Rome
North Georgia Conference
Teday
Emory University
Collins Denny
Beltimore
America
President Facade
Auto Riding Girl Fatally Hurt By Timber Protruding From Wagon
Miss Margaret White, 24, died at 7 pm after a timber projecting from a lumber wagon struck her left side while an Auto ride followed the wagon on College Park road. She endured internal injuries and died at her parents home on Culberson Street after the accident. Funeral plans not yet completed.
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Margaret White
Alex White
Culberson Street
Milas White
College Park Road
Dill Street
Gecedaed
23 Men Die On British Vessel By Submarine
London reporting new submarine activity in the Mediterranean notes the sinking of the British transport Mercian with twenty three men killed and thirty missing or wounded. Other ships including Moorine Califorian and Clan MacAlister were sunk. Mercian reached port. Naval writers foresee continued Allied efforts against submarines as campaigns unfold.
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London
Mediterranean
British Isles
Akana
Copenhagen
Tornado Across Three States Destroys Towns and Homes
A Kansas City dispatch reports a tornado sweeping Kansas Nebraska and South Dakota provinces, killing at least twelve people and injuring over a hundred. Great Bend suffered massive destruction with half the houses ruined and the Santa Fe depot demolished. The storm damaged Claftin Hartford and Houghton, with trains and utilities disrupted and fires breaking out among debris.
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Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Srent
Wend
Kan
Smal
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Claftin
Hoiaington
Larned
Hartford, & C
Great Bend
Santa Fe
Pratt
Ken
Great Hend
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Brest Bend
Here
St. Louis
Cloutin
Kane
Hotsington
Sioux Falls
Haritora
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Jersey and Holstein Cow
C. C Parker
Jersey
Abraham George
John Keller
Parker
J. MM. House
A M. Maisef
Ques Cee Clark
J. E. Rosser
Coach Horee
J. W. Wilson
Econd
Harnens
Francia
EB. Price
Woodward
John
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Bingham
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Jacksonville
Knorville
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Memphis
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