Southeastern fair opens today at Lakewood Georgia
The Southeastern Fair opens this morning at 9 or 4 o clock and runs four days through November 19 at Lakewood Fairgrounds. The event features the fifth annual Georgia corn show, Hereford cattle exhibit, pig club entries, and canning club exhibits. More than 1,000 boys and 900 girls participate, with prizes totaling over 12 hundred dollars. Special buildings, electric displays, and a large Hereford herd from more than twenty entrants attract visitors. streetcar service and restaurant facilities are arranged for daily crowds.
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Fairest Daughters of the State Act as Maids of Honor
After the coronation the queen sits in her coupe as twenty knights draw her procession. A second pageant follows with the royal party and attendants moving through the streets, the crowd cheering as the court parade unfolds in stately fashion.
Harvest Festival Opens With Queen Rambo Coronation
A bustling opening night at the Southeastern Fairgrounds features a harvest festival with a grand coronation for Queen Regina Rambo. Thousands, including 10,000 Georgians, attend a lavish ceremony, parade, and ballroom, as costumes, dancers, and marching bands light up the arena.
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Beautiful Perambulator Parade At Georgia Harvest Festival
A large audience is promised for the perambulator parade at the Auditorium this afternoon at 3 o'clock featuring about 100 babies in decorated carriages. Prizes include silver loving cups for each division and tickets for the event are selling well. Mrs Hamilton Blocks. admission for children free, adults 25 cents, boxes 50 cents.
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Italy Denounces Linking of Angona to United States
Washington reports Italy denounces the alleged sinking of the Italian liner Angona by a submarine. Italy charges no warning was given before shelling and that neutrals and non combatants were aboard. The note recalls international law and asks nations to judge the act. The U S contemplates rights of citizens and potential Vienna talks.
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Prohibition Bills In House Advance Amid Debate
The Georgia House completed the prohibition program with the Mangham anti advertising bill and the general appropriations bill moving toward passage. The Stovall and shipping bill gained House approval earlier, with amendments to take effect May 1 1916. Debate intensified over Mangham amid constitutional challenges and extended floor speeches before adjournment.
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Allies to threaten monarchy of Greece over throne loss
Report from London cites Kitchener and Entente ministers pressuring King Constantine with threats to the Greek throne. Athens warned that Allied troops seeking refuge on Greek soil could be disarmed as Britain France and Russia demand a clear stance. Controversy centers on Greece’s constitutional guarantees and Entente obligations amid Saloniki force obligations.
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Serbians Hold Mountain Forts Against Invaders
Desperate struggle in the Balkans as Serbians defend central Serbia fortifications against Austro German Bulgarian assaults. Bulgarians press south to hinder French relief efforts. more Allied troops reach Saloniki. Reports claim mixed successes for Teutons and Bulgars amid heavy fighting and shifting front lines.
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Two Parades This Morning and Society Ball at Night
William Lawson announced last night that anyone arriving after 3 o clock would be denied admittance. The municipal parade and the women's suffrage procession open the day, followed by midway performances and free exhibitions, with a grand society costume ball concluding the program.
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Murder Mystery Baffles Efforts of Police Force
Three African American boys 발견 parts of a white woman's body near the corner of Georgia Avenue and Connally Street in Atlanta. Detectives pursue a cab linked lead after reports of a woman's screams from the vehicle and a torso found near a damp pile at the dump. A missing head complicates the case as officers investigate if the murder occurred in a vacant house.
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Weather Prophecy Fair Forewarns Colder Then Warmer Week
Washington and Georgia weather forecast calls for Tuesday colder conditions, then Wednesday warmer. Local report notes lowest and highest temperatures, mean temperatures, and rainfall deficits. Deficiencies noted since late month and since January 1.
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