Georgia Observes Statewide Food Grown Day
President Wilson urges Georgia Chamber memberships as 78 towns plan banquets to showcase local agriculture. Georgia Products Day features homegrown dishes and speeches by notable figures across counties, with Decatur, Bainbridge, and Athens among highlighted celebrations and contests.
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Georgia
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Decatur County
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Uef Ak
Henrietta
Lithonia
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Mix Mellou
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E Hyman
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Athens
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Jy Davis
Eitle
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C J Simmons, Jr
Eras Wirkles
Lee Heun
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J Db. Price
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Deblin
Charles Baydueth
Lastman
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Broom’ Griffin
EC Brangon Hartwell
G" Bradley Birkwood
Wiliam Schley Howard
Lafayette
C. R. Hutcnins
LaGrange
Mc “Xontz
Georgia Dinner at Auditorium Promises Giants Feast
Albert Howell toasts at the largest southern dinner staged in Atlanta at the Auditorium Armory tonight as 1,000 to 1,660 diners fill the main floor. Mrs John Marshall Slaton prepares the Beaten Biscuits. tickets sold to 1,500. A brass band, snow white linen tables, and elaborate menus highlight an Atlanta dinner of city progress and wide participation. The event opens at 6 30 and dinner begins at 7 with a first course served as doors open. Tickets remain at Elkin drug store Five Points and Cone's Whitehall.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
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L D Hicks
Ban on the Tango by German Emperor
Berlin November 17 Emperor William forbids army and navy officers in uniform to dance the tango one-step and two-step The Salon reports the decree and warns dancers to avoid households where such dances are popular An actress at the royal Berlin theater was advised by Count Georg Von Fruelson Busseler not to join a tango tournament.
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William
Salon Ttts
Royal Theater
Georg von Fruelson-Baeseler
The Constitution Georgia Product and Advertisers
The Georgia born and reared newspaper The Constitution is presented as a long standing institution linked to Southern progress. It emphasizes deep ties with Georgia business circles, urging advertisers that its reader base covers the Georgia market, with high ad returns and personal familiarity with the paper.
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Georgia Progress
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Constitution
Constitution Homes
Fine Paid After Manslaughter Conviction in Huntington
Letha Perdue, 19, convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of her brother-in-law James Kendrick. She paid a total of 71 dollars including court costs and was released from custody. Perdue claimed emotional insanity and unwritten law after Kendrick allegedly pursued her following his first wife’s death.
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Letha Perdue
James Kendrick
Miss Perdue
Kendrick
Rater
Nude body of woman found in cellar in Pittsburg
The body of 35 year old Mrs Mayme Greinelsen was found nude and bruised in the cellar of C A Givens pharmacy on the South Side. Drug clerk Michael Sweeney was arrested after claiming she entered the store drunk and was carried to the cellar by him and Tom Hawkins. Police doubt the tale. investigation continues with Hawkins denying involvement and search for the man named Tom.
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Olver Greinelsen
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C .A. Givens’ Pharmacy
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Thaly
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Givens( Pharmacy
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Givens
Tom Hawkins
Aremeison
Oliver Greineisen
Thomas J Hawkins
Blood Transfusion Fails to Save Miss Edith Thomas
Thomas Pinkerton, a Columbia student and leading track athlete, donated a pint of blood to save Miss Edith M Thomas of Barnard College in Savannah Ga but she died at Presbyterian hospital. Three fellow fraternity brothers offered blood but only Pinkerton’s was compatible. Miss Thomas was highly active socially at Barnard and in Savannah society before her death.
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Savannah
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New York
Thomas Pinkerton
Columbia
Edith M Thomas
Presbyterian Hospital
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Salvation Army
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Ashley Inickinson
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Duluth
Minn
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Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Brookshall
Societie Francaise
John M Thomas
Troops Sought to Capture Eight Navajo Indians Near Fort Apache
The United States marshal for New Mexico requested two troops of cavalry to pursue eight Navajo Indians fleeing rioting and home stealing charges. They have fortified themselves in the mountains near Shiprock, New Mexico, raising a cautious pursuit risk.
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Washington
United States
New Mexico
Calvary
Council Upholds Mayors Vetoes on Salary Increases
Eleven of seventeen council members vote to sustain Mayor Woodward in vetoes blocking pay raises for city attorney and police officers. A related veto over the Calhoun estate fence permit is overridden after council amends the measure to meet legal requirements. The salary committee will review all raises in a general reform bill at the next meeting.
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James Woodward
Calhoun
Broad
Alabama
Thayer
Cnde
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Woodward
John 8
Candler
Ashley
Thomas I. Lynch
Second Ward
C D Knight
Lynch
Knight
Colcord
Kimbrough
Humphrey
Abernathy
Knigarder
Blockade of Mexican Ports Seen as Likely by U S
In Mexico City on November 17 President Huerta's new congress formed a quorum in the senate with General Francisca Pronces named temporary chairman and credentials committees appointed in both houses. Huerta discussed possible U S intervention while speculation grows that Washington soon may block Mexican ports and even keep the embassy in Mexico City. German interests were briefed by Admiral Von Hintze on shipments likely needed to protect interests amid potential blockade. Huerta resumed duties at the national palace with no sign of rupture with the United States.
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Mexico City
Huertas
Congress
Francisca Pronces
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Huerta
United States
Mexcan
Wilson
Admiral von Hintze
Corrections to Sunday story on Fairburn Bank note status
The Constitution prints a corrected Sunday story from Fairburn Ga November 15Special noting that the Fairburn Banking company holds 3712707 in unsecured notes of the bankrupt Marble Company. The notes are secured by one indorser worth nearly a half million and two others, yet the bank is legally an unsecured creditor due to lack of mortgage or collateral.
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Fairburn Bank
Fairburn Banking Company
Fairburn
Fairburn Marble Company
Marble Company
Marble Campany
The June Bug is NOT a Georgia Product ad tribute
An exhortation from The Atlanta Constitution urging Georgia workers to seek local employment rather than rely on others. It contrasts the lazy June Bug with energetic Georgians, promoting timely want ads and instructing readers to call Main 000 or Atlanta s560x for job placement.
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Georgia
Atlanta
United States Weighs Response to Huerta Pressure
Washington discussions center on Mexican crisis as officials note steady pressure could end Huerta regime. Officials dismiss drastic action yet caution Mexico City rumors, while Bryan and Wilson rely on a broad coalition of foreign powers. Ongoing talks consider embassy staff changes and possible cabinet shifts ahead of a congress message. The railroad link to Vera Cruz remains a potential flashpoint.
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United States
Mexico
Huerta
Mexico City
Wilson
Bryan
O'Shaughnessy
Mr. O'Shaughnessy
John Lind
Vera Cruz
O'maughnessy
Lind
State Department
Jimerta
Oshaughnessy
Manual Garza Aldape
Blanquet
Congress
Weather Prophecy for Georgia Fair Tuesday and Wednesday
A brief weather note predicts fair skies for Georgia on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mild temperatures expected with light winds. No precipitation anticipated and travelers advised to plan outdoor activities accordingly.
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