War in Balkans and European powers seek peace
Constantinople reports no fighting along the Tchatalja lines as Bulgarians retreat and suffer cholera losses. In London Austria and Russia bolster borders while diplomats pursue terms for truce. Reports of Russian mobilization and German and Austrian preparations stir interest, as Archduke Franz Ferdinand travels to Berlin to discuss peace. Continued on Page Six.
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Constantinople
London
Austria
Russia
Adriatic
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Avatria
Vienna
Reichspost
Russia- Poland
Berlin
Bosuth
White
Prague
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Austria Hungary
Marshal von Schemaa
Count von Moltke
Frankfort
Atlanta answers call to host Georgia corn club boys
Provision remains to entertain 467 of 700 corn club boys for December 4 and 5 as Atlantans provide for 233 through the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. A complete list names J. G. Oglesby Jr. and many local residents offering two to four boys, with dozens more pledging support and hotel stays for the visiting youths.
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Georgia Corn Club
Atlanta
Georgia Boys
Georgia
Corn Club
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Oglesby, Jr
Folsom's
Marietta Street
Coronel
W. G. Peel
Peachtree Street
Wilmer L. Moore
West Eleventh Street
Wv. H. Kriegahaber
Highland Avenue
Charles E. Boynton
Piedmont Avenue
A. S. Kirkbride
East Cain Street
D.B. Snow
Br.l. Richards
West Harris
B. F. Jones
Bonnie Brae Avenue
H. H. Miles
Baltimore Place
W.G. Cooper
Peeples Street
C. F. Hoke
West Peachtree Place
R. P. Martin
College Park
L. A. Niven
Ilm
Sheffield
Oak
Warren Seay
Hugh M. Willet
Hubert Zahner
Frank E. Callaway
Haat Fourteenth Street
R. C. Alston
Peachtree
A. D. Adair
Peachtre
R. Colcord
Gordon Street
Our
E. L. Connally
Ashby Street
Aut
BR. M. Plount
Eleciment
Sallie B. Brown
Mra. W. O. Foote
C. J. Hladen
Mra
J. L. Hunter
West Listh Street
Homer Dawson
Park Street
Mra. Howard
Crumley
How the voting stands in the M and M contest
The four contest groups such as Home for Incurables and Jewish Alliance show steady moves as votes pour in. Top individual contenders include Miss Lvor a Rea and Miss Kate Lis passing the 700000 mark, with Miss Helen Oxford and Mrs L Ftheridge close behind. In baseball, Southern Shops surge to the lead while out of town teams lag. Mount de Sales Academy of Macon and Martha Berry are among crowded entrants.
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Home For Incurables
Jewish Alliance
Ladies' Ald Sor
J. C. Root
Helen Oxford
Ventrak Avenue
L. Ftheridge
Capitol Avenue
Woman Barred as Anarchist in Dynamite Case
Indianapolis November 23 An arrest and bond dispute marked the dynamite conspiracy trial as Herbert Hockin chief defendant failed to raise his 10 000 bond to 20 000 and a woman writer was denounced as an anarchist in the courtroom by the district attorney Miss Mary Field of New York was branded an anarchist and likely to be excluded from the trial Continued on Page Five.
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Indianapolis
Herbert 83 Hockin
Hockin
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
J. J. McNamara
Mary Fleld
New York
John W. Parrott
West Fair Street
Pretty AI
Genevieve Goodwin
Cincinnati
Metropolitan Musical Comedy Company
Miss Goodwin
United States
Atlanta
Mr. Parrott
Disa Goodwin
Emma Pauline Hudson
Hazel Barrington
Robert Grier
Ametropolitan
Recorder’s Court
Ellis
Ralph M. Daughton
Washington, D. C
C. Capulter
Henry A Van Auten Story Of Fall In Atlanta
Detectives Pate and Rosser captured Henry Ames Van Auten of New York in a local hotel. He faces warrants in Jackson Michigan for flashing checks and skipping bills, with a history across the East and Midwest. He says he used the name Harry Andrews after a parole breach and coal business scandal. He describes a violent outburst against a secretary and a swift escape.
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Pate and
Rosser
Atlanta
Henry Ames van Auten
New York City
Jackson
Mich
van Auiten
Harry Andrews
Pate
van Auten
Dillon Court
Hartford
Conn
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Ohiccago
Muskewton
Manistee
Chicago
Ione
Marquette
Tene
United States
Coal Company
Harry, Andrews
Andrews
1912 Auto Show Comes to Close in Atlanta
The 1912 Atlanta auto show ended after seven days with broad praise. Officials say the event boosted Atlanta as a southern auto hub, spurring future growth and promising an annual show. Exhibitors and visiting delegates reported high satisfaction and plans for next year.
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Atlanta
South
Fifth Regiment
Auditorium-Armory Show
George W. Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Studebaker
Mr. Madison
Aveland
Two Brothers Shot to Death in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida tonight T L Dyer a restaurant keeper shot Stephen and Sam Williams after being struck by a heavy iron piece and falling through a screen. The brothers were at enmity with Pree. Stephen Williams was an ex convict of the state prison.
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Jacksonville
Fla
T. L. Dyer
Highway
Thie Cks
Se Phen
Sam Williams
Stephen Williams
Begin Your Shopping Now Christmas Season Near
Promote early holiday shopping with dolls in windows and toy trains as crowds swell each afternoon. Four weeks before Christmas, shoppers crowd streets and store windows, risking fatigue and bustle during Yuletide. Encourage readers to start buying early to ease clerks and merchants and keep Yuletide spirit intact.
Accused Leaders Plea In Salem Courtroom Echoes Labor Strife
In Salem Massachusetts Ettor Giovannitti and Caruso pleaded in Essex County Court for themselves and a fellow worker after the Lawrence textile strike riot. Ettor spoke in a clear room filling voice defending their innocence and urging justice while depicting the case as a clash between labor and oppression. He warned of death as a sentence but argued for humane treatment and pledged continued work for workers’ rights.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph J. Ettor
Arture Gloyfénnittl
Lawrence
Sage
Essex County
Joseph Caruso
Anna Lopizzo
Ettor
Giovannitti
Attwill
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Quinn
Massachusetts
Etter
Caruso
Ettorn
Hoe
Weather Prophecy: FAIR AND COLDER
Georgia forecast calls for fair and colder conditions through Sunday with Monday fair. Local report notes a low of 1 degree and a high around 50. Mean and normal temperatures given, with rainfall and month totals referenced. Data appears garbled but indicates a cooler trend and measurable rainfall deficit.
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