House votes today on changes made in finance sheet
The Georgia House pressed ahead with four special appropriation bills after a busy morning. The local option bill, shrimp and oyster protection, and Western and Atlantic releases were debated, with the local option bill killed on a 23 to 0 vote. The body moved to adjourn Wednesday night while Congress-like procedural maneuvers played out, and amendments to the general appropriations bill were to be addressed in the Senate.
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Allies Launching Great Offensive At Dardanelles
Serbians struggle to hold a corner as Allied forces press at the Dardanelles with heavy fighting reported near Seddu Bahr. Italian gains on the Isonzo front were noted while Austrian positions around Klagenfurt and Oslavia faced renewed action. British and French artillery activity increased in Flanders and Champagne as the Balkan front saw Serbian and Montenegrin resistance against Austro-Hungarian and Bulgarian assault.
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Greece silent under Allied block and Balkan tensions
Allied powers pressed Greece for guarantees to protect forces at Saloniki while blockading Greek commerce. Greece leans toward accepting entente terms except for wartime participation, as Serbians win near Pristina and Bulgarians stall near Monastir amid winter. Rumors spoke of a Greek war zone and continued entente pressure. Romania faces central power offers to switch sides.
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Little Boy Leads Georgia Babies in State Show
Claude Lewin Trusselie Sr. of 69 Brookline Street led 1,060 Georgia babies in Taft Hall as the best infant in the state. Examined by Dr Visanske, eight nearly perfect scores were highlighted, with Claude scoring about 108 percent. His proud family and relatives attended the awards Monday afternoon at 3 o clock.
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24 Lives Lost As Carnival Train Wreck Near Columbus
The Con Kennedy show train collided head on with Central of Georgia train No 2 near Columbus Ga. at 2 o clock. At least twelve people burned to death and thirty nine were hospitalized. Fred Kempf and Ina Kempf died, their baby saved by rescuers. Nine flat cars burned. passenger cars largely intact. Engineer Fickiing among the injured. cause cited as failure to hold for the show train.
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Roosevelt Called Little Father in New Haven Rail Battle
In New York on November 22 Theodore Roosevelt as president advised Charles Mellen in New Haven affairs linked to the Boston and Maine railroad deal. Testimony shows Roosevelt warned of possible harm if wrong moves were made while discussing aliens and national security with Franklin K. Lane. Government testimony continues into New Haven history of control over Boston and Maine stock and ensuing legal limits on evidence of corruption.
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Women in Uproar Over Accusation of Selling Votes
St. Louis November 24 Congressman Jacob E. Meeker of St. Louis sparked a disruption at a suffrage meeting by saying Denver women sold votes for 50 each and society voters could be bought with theater tickets. Protesters blocked his exit as the room argued back.
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Prosperity Seen in Postal Savings Jump in October
Washington reports October postal savings deposits rose by 2.13 million to 12.09 million, reflecting a broad prosperity and rising commercial activity. Individual depositors reached 553,090, with New York City excluding Brooklyn holding 5,423,048 of the total.
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Man buried alive crying for mercy in cellar murder
Batavia reporters recount a grim tale from Corfu where Antonio Boliva, son-in-law of Mrs Matron, is said to have killed her husband by bludgeoning and burying him in a cellar pit. The missing body was found beneath lifted earth as Boliva allegedly confessed to District Attorney Coon.
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New Dreadnaught Lost by Germany
London reports a German dreadnaught struck a mine in the Baltic Sea and sank. All crew saved except thirty three who perished.
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Merger of Methodists Achieved in St Louis Churches
November 12 report from Lowi Mo states a mediation effort led by church authorities achieved a merger of Methodists at the local Episcopal church in St Louis. The agreement united the North and South Methodist congregations here and in nearby areas, marking a significant ecclesiastical consolidation.
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Train Collision Traps Passengers in Inferno at Columbus Show
Central Passenger Train from Columbus bound for Macon collides with an extra 1716 westbound carrying 28 cars of the Don Kennedy Show to Columbus. Kempf dies of burns as parents and show people heroically try to save proprietors of the Model City. Bodies buried under flaming cars and animals perish in the blaze.
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Kennedy Show Crash in Columbus Believed to Kill 24
Don Kennedy, manager, said late tonight that at least twenty four lives were lost in the Kennedy show crash in Columbus Georgia. He expected the death toll to rise above that figure and planned a Tuesday morning checkup with all show managers before confirming totals. The Kennedy shows performed during festival week and ranked as the second largest business in the history of the attraction on city streets near the center. William Mosely, official representative, departed for Albany to prepare for the next opening while Kennedy transport left Atlanta early Monday.
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Tragic Collision near Columbus Kills and Injures Many
In Columbus Georgia on November 22 a head on crash between a Central of Georgia passenger train and a Con T Kennedy Carnival spoil train six miles west of the city left more than twenty four dead and many injured. Fred S. Kempf and his wife perished in flames while their four year old child was saved by her mother who hurled her to safety. Rescue workers rushed wounded to hospitals as officials recount the grim scene and promise more details come morning.
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