Fight on Appropriations As Made by the Senate Will Be Resumed Today
A lengthy report details resumed Senate fights over Georgia’s general appropriations bill and likely House action. It notes Crisp County Representative Dorris backing cuts to align spending with expected revenue, predicting a compromise requiring substantial Senate additions to be rolled back. The piece also covers the recent incident involving Mrs. F. B. McIntosh killed by a jitney driver, leading to an arrest on reckless driving charges.
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Senate
Park Street
F. B McIntosh
W. W
Boots) Regera
Whiteford Avenue
McIntosh
J. C. McIntosh
Rawson Street
R. J. Ingram
Homers
H. B. Baylor
G. W. Savitz
Hart Ouiiding
Lee Street
Stee
Mackie
S Busaie
Central Avenue
Mr. Ingram
JC. McIntosh
House
Dorris
Crisp
House Appropriations Committee
Increaney
General Assembly of Georgia
Garland-Jones Automobile
Drug store owner shot dead in Atlanta shooting
Magnolia Pharmacy proprietor Riddled by shots at his Decatur and Daniel street store. Autrey, a 42 year old man of Howell street, is arrested after four shots fired from a large caliber revolver. Barrow dies at Grady Hospital after a two hour operation. Autrey claims self defense as witnesses recount a rapid confrontation.
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Burrow
Dragastat
Magnolia Pharmacy
Decatur and
Daniel Streets
Edgewood Avenue
Autrey
Howell Street
Grady Hospital
Barrow
Rlat
Apa
Call
Lon Quana
Holand Hastett
S Barrow
Aut- Tey
Hia
The
Constitution
Haslett
Decatur
Camel Streets
Aubrey
J. B. Tatum
Hunnicutt Street
KA. Starnes
DeKalb Avenue
T. G. Gaines
Robbins Street
W. H. Jones
North Boulevard
Arrow
Autre
Patterson & Son
Mr. Barrow
J. D. Barrow
W. T. Barrow
Rooble for Liquor Rules Hit Mexico City Saloons
Washington reports a new Mexican decree granting the municipal government full control of retail liquor in Mexico City. It limits to twenty the number of saloons on major streets or near parks and churches within 100 yards of a church edifice. Sales to minors or intoxicated persons are barred and hours vary by day, with openings and closures through the week and restricted Sunday hours.
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Washington
Werlean
Mexico City
Lquor
Mexico’ City
Halidays
Serbia Falls to Invaders as Teutons and Bulgars Advance
The rapid northwestern Teuton and northern northeast Bulgarian advances overwhelm Serbian forces under General Putnik. Most of the old and new Serbia is occupied while the main army is cut off from sea supplies and forced to rely on rough Montenegrin and Albanian routes. Serbian and French forces fail to unite, leaving two retreat options into Albania or across the Greek border amid disarmament fears.
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Serbia
Old Serbia
New Serbia
Turkey
Putnik
Tetovo
Montenegro
Albania
Habana Pads
Veles
Bryan Opposes Prohibition as 1916 National Plank
Bryan, speaking to 3,000 Georgians at the Baptist Tabernacle, opposed making prohibition a 1916 Democratic national plank arguing environmental differences and ongoing economic reforms require time. He warned against jeopardizing reforms and suggested pressing Congress to pass restraint laws on liquor interests. A separate item reports on a dynamite plot against John D. Archbold found on his estate, with Bowles blaming a planned hit during Archbold’s drive to the Hudson yacht deck.
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Bryan
Tarrytown
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
William J. Bowles
Bowles
Mr. Archbold
John Wahlquist
Archbold
Chief Bowles
Hudson River
Vixen
New York
Mander
Pocantico Hills
John PD. Rockefeller
William Jennings Bryan
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Georgia
Thomas B Felder
Probi
Washington
Felder
Price
Mrr. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
InThia
Democratic Party
Six Swedish Girls Pallbear Hillstrom Funeral in East Lake City
Six Swedish girls acted as pallbearers at Joseph Hillstrom's funeral in East Lake City on November 21. One wore a sash tied to the casket as it was sent to Chicago. The service had no prayer or religious ceremony and I W W members condemned the execution, promising the state would remember.
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East Lake City
Joseph Hillstrom
Atheart
W. D. Haywood
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Hillatrom
Novipazar Taken as Germans Push on to Mitrovitza
Berlin reports Novipazar captured as German forces press toward Mitrovitza. British and French units in the south hold positions, while Serbian forces retreat into Montenegro amid heavy Bulgarian advances. Across the front, Austro German and Bulgarian troops drive toward the Serbian capital Nish and Montenegrin front lines bend under pressure.
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Rome
Leskovats
Nish
London
Monastir
Kussovo
Novipazar
Mitrovitza
Montenegro
Albania
I 'I Novipazar
Ultimatum Backed by Trade Blockade of Greece
Allied demands press Greece to join the Entente or demobilize, with a commercial blockade imposed. Reports say King Constantine met with Lord Kitchener while the Greek cabinet considers its stance, amid Greece’s neutrality and looming elections.
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London
Greece
Serbia
Constantine
Hellenic Empire
Athens
Lord Kitchener
Skouloidistach
Armiea
Paris
Havas
Legation
Athena
Times
Aegean
Mediterranean
the Times
Ehela
Venizelos
iLeaders
Elutherios Veni
Weather Forecast Summary by Regions
Weather Prophecy indicates fair skies across many states with colder conditions on Monday and Tuesday. Washington and Georgia show fair then colder, while South Carolina and Alabama expect colder periods early in the week. Florida and Louisiana vary with colder spells and regional warmth in parts of the north and west.
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Washinston
Georgis
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama and
Mission
Sondar
Fale
Louisiana
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F. E. McIntosh
Rogers
Jonesboro
Mr.Baylor
Mr. Savitz
Bussie
Crisp County
R.A. Barrow
E. 5. Autrey
E. S. Autrey
Biles
King Peter
Standard Oil
Hillstrom
Kossovo
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