Georgia Products Day Dinner Rolls Across State
Georgia hosts a statewide Georgia Products day with 18 000 to 18 600 diners in 81 cities and towns. A thousand Atlanta guests dine at the main hall with Governor Slaton's wife assisting in baking. Speakers include Governor Slaton Mayor Woodward and Congressman Howell with decorations featuring red roses chrysanthemums and autumn leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Chain of Commerce
State Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
Commonwealth
Jegt
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Committee
W. H. White, Jr
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Governor Slaton
Fuller E. Vallaway
Woodward
William Schrey Howar Howell, Jr
W Moore
Afr
Howell
Moore
Mai
D. W. He White Jr
Whisperer
Cone
Whitehall
Elkin Drug Store
Governor Miller Defends Whipping Post in Delaware
Wilmington reports Governor Charles R. Miller issued a statement defending the whipping post and vowing to uphold the law amid outside interference. He warned critics to respect state authority and warned that Delaware will enforce penalties until repeal.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles R. Miller
Delaware
Congress
Commonwealth
America
Mission pledges top $13 000 at southern alliance meeting
The southern district convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance wrapped up a Week of meetings with evangelistic services at the missionary tabernacle on Capitol avenue. Delegates from many states pledged over $13,172 for mission work, a record in years. The fund supports both hemp and foreign fields, with several large gifts noted and many smaller pledges, collected at services and sent to New York offices. Continued on Page Two.
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The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Missionary Tabernacle
Capitol Avenue
W. T. McArthur
New York City
Potomac River
Ulysses Lewis
Atlante
Tate
Alliance For Mission Work
Tabernacle
Alliance
New York
Texas
KR. A. Forrest
Toccoa
Willam
Jones
Longtons Salem
N. C
Te Tabernacle
Howard van Dyck
China
Forvisa Missions
Loyal Women Friends Bank on The Constitution for Ads
The Constitution asserts strong ties with the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs and its readers. It claims loyal women will support its sponsor enterprises and demand ads and store news in its advertising columns, reinforcing its status as official organ.
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Agent on speeding train ends life after Senoia departure
Conductor Lamar reports Carl Davis 27 a B A agent from Haralson Ga shot himself in a baggage car aboard a train to Atlanta after a well dressed woman left at Senoia Ga. Davis had boarded at Gay Ga with the woman and died moments before arrival in Atlanta. The motive remains unknown.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Atlanta
Carl Davis
Haralson
Senoia
Davis
Gay
T. J. D. Lamar
Senola
Lamar
ADRF
H. M. Patterson
the Constitution
Kimball House
Haralgon
Newas
Fais
Two Hermit Brothers Cremated in Shack Near Whitman
In Whitman Massachusetts on November 16 two hermits, George Frye aged 87 and his brother Stephen, were burned to death in their woods shack. A woods dweller found the ashes, with charred bones. Police suspect the blaze started from someone smoking in bed. The brothers had lived in a hot punt of range boxes for months, subsisting mainly on potatoes.
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Whitman
Mass
George Frye
Stephen
Chairman McCombs and His Bride in New York Arrival
Chairman McCombs and his bride arrive in New York from London amid talks of political appointments. McCombs, head of the Democratic National Committee, says he desires no public office and will support President Wilson's campaign. The couple travel with plans to meet in the city, as reports note the ambassadorial appointment is under consideration.
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William F. McCombs
Dorothy Williams
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Rei
New York
London
Prince Katsura Brain Dissection Spurred by Dead Prince’s Spirit
The brain of Prince Katsura, Japan’s statesman, weighed around 1400 grams and showed cancer starting in the stomach and spreading to the liver. Dr Nagayo led the postmortem with ceremonial rites, addressing the departed and later thanking the spirit for scientific insight. Princess Katsura approved the dissection, and President Wilson sent a wreath via Ambassador George Guthrie to express sympathy.
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Tokio
Prince Katsura
Japan
Prince Sata
Kant
Narsoleon
Bismarck
Nagayo
Kutmtra
Wilson
America
George W. Guthrie
Double Wedding Plan Blocked by Officers
Two young would be brides from Athens Georgia were arrested in Atlanta as they attempted to wed without ministers. Clara Smith 17 and her sister 14 admitted eloping with Will Taylor and John West and were taken to police headquarters. They renounced marriage and agreed to return home. The police seek Taylor and West.
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Bahnefeld
Clara
Minnie Smith
Athens
Atlanta
Will Taylor
John West
Rhinehardt Street
Milam and
Stegall
Rhineharddt
Jett
Taylor
West
Clara Smith
Greer
Miss Cathryn Myer Weds Henry B. Howard in Atlanta
Miss Cathryn Myer of Baltimore and Henry B. Howard of Chattanooga were quietly married in Rev. W W Memminger's study after the bride's arrival in Atlanta. The couple, long courtship by correspondence, will stay overnight at Hotel Wine Coffs before departing for Florida.
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Atlanta
Cathryn Myer
Baltimore
Henry B. Howard
Chattanooga
W. W.memminger
Howard
Florida
Executions Reported At Juarez Cemetery In War Crackdown
November 16 a Juarez battle aftermath. Two former Juarez police officials Pablo bave and Juan Cordova were shot at the cemetery by a firing squad after being condemned by Villa’s forces. US Senator Catron protested the executions, urging restraint while noting potential US intervention implications.
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Til Paso
Texas
Juarez
Pancho Villa
Pablo Bave
Juan Cordova
Hobare
Menen
Villa
Orr
Juary
Catron
United States
Thomas
New
Mexico
General Villa
United ‘States
México
Huerta vows to fight on amid US demands
Dictator Huerta tells his cabinet that he will endure the crisis to the last. He rejects calls to yield to United States pressure and asserts his resolve to continue the confrontation regardless of foreign threats or penalties.
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United States
Huerta
Huerta Removes Interior Minister Garza Aldape
Mexico City November 16 General Huerta dismissed Manuel Garza Aldape minister of interior who led the cabinet faction favoring yielding to Washington demands for Huerta to abandon power. Aldape was said to be the only cabinet member to discuss the international crisis frankly with Huerta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Huerta
Manuel Garza Aldape
Washington
Hiis
Washington Sees Huerta Regime Fall Under Pressure
Secretary Bryan and President Wilson confer on Mexico crisis as foreign pressure and financial strangulation threaten Huerta. Embargo on arms may lift. constitutionalists push shipments to frontiers. Washington foresees Huerta stepping down, with Hale and Cayranza talks ongoing through Charge OShaughnessey and Lind at the state department.
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Washington
Bryan
White House
Wilson
Charge O'Shaughnessy
Mr. Bryan
Manuel Garza
Aldape
Huerta
United States
Arma
Hale and
Cayranza Center
G'Shalehnesay
John Lind
México
Huerta Intensifies Bid to Play Out Crisis in Mexico
Huerta repeats stance that he will not resign and will fight on as cabinet splits. Aldapé’s resignation demanded. ministers Blanquet, Modeno, and Lozano oppose his removal. Aldapé to go to Europe on a special mission, possible succession to France post discussed. de la Barra sent to Japan to thank for Diaz centennial ties. Mexico asserts no immediate foreign issues to settle.
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Huerta
Nelson O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Senor
Aldape
Interior
Senor Aidape
Querido Modeno
Blanquet
Jose Maria Lozane
Fomento
Europe
Huertanae
Senor Algane
Senor Aidapes
Francisco de la Barra
France
Senor de la Barra
Japan
Porfirio Diaz
Felix Diaz
Mexico
Senor Aldape
Aldapé
Department of Foment
Weather Prophecy Local Rain Expected Across Regions
Local forecast predicts rains and colder conditions in several states. Georgia shows cooler Monday, Tuesday fair. Virginia expects rain in the southeast, then fair. North and South Carolina see rains and colder Monday. Florida mainly fair, Alabama and Mississippi mostly fair, Louisiana and East Texas fair, West Texas rains early then fair. Kentucky and Tennessee partly cloudy with colder Mondays, warmer Tuesdays. West Virginia cloudy with rain or snow east portion, warmer Tuesday. Arkansas and Oklahoma fair Monday and Tuesday.
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Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Kentucky
Fae Pye
Tennessee
West Virginia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
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Manchester
Southern District Convention of Christian and Missionary Alliance
Atlanta Constitution
Carl J. Davis
Haralson, Ga
Temple
Shack
MR. and
Mrs. M’combs
Prince
Miss Cathryn Myer
MR. Howard
Ebave and
Cordova
Vera Cruz
Huerta Finsh Ast Auetin
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