Bonds for Schools Move to Cut Total Bond Issue
City subcommittee led by Alderman James Nutting pushes a $3 to $3.4 million bond package to fund school and other department needs. The plan aims to keep the overall issue within a 2.5 million target for schools and suggests one large high school building or separate campuses. A vote by December or January is anticipated after Tuesday budget hearings.
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Hospital
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Tam
General Committee
General Council
Woman Dies Saving Dog At 100 Foot Embankment
In St Paul Minnesota on November 23 Mrs F P Price wife of a Minneapolis businessman rushed to the edge of a 100 foot embankment to save her French poodle which stood at the brink. The earth gave way and she fell to her death. Her husband heard her scream and arrived as the tragedy unfolded. The dog fell but survived unharmed.
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St. Paul
Minn
F. P. Price
Minneapolis
Alleged Slayer Dies By Own Hand After Man Hunt
Evans Holliman, the man wanted for the murder of County Officer L. F. Peete, died in Grady hospital after taking carbaric acid. Police had tracked him to 875 Tiedmont avenue, arriving minutes too late. Dr. Hollander of the Battie Hill sanitarium testified Evans had a gunshot wound earlier and claimed he was held up. Continued on Page Four.
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Amanta
Evans W Holliman
Tiedmont Avenue
Grady Hospital
Grady
Hollander
Evans Holliman
Battie Hill
Louis Hollander
Evans
Peete
J. T. Carter
Love Sick Maidens Plague A Pastor Life
Fragmentary OCR reads love sick maidens causing misery in the life of a preacher. A pastor is cited amid garbled phrases and stray letters.
Young Boy Makes Continent Crossing by Train Alone
Archie Gandy, an eight year old from Charleston, plans a coast to coast trip by rail unaccompanied. He will travel via the Southern to Augusta, then transfer to the Georgia railroad to Atlanta, arriving at 6 AM and leaving at 2 PM for Atlanta and West Point to reach the Western coast. West Point officials say the main challenge is keeping passengers from giving him too many candies.
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Charleston
San Francisco
Young Gandy
Atlanta
Gegreid ‘Road
Augusta
Southern
West Point
Ward Held for Murder of Boggs and Daughter
Miami Florida November eight. Ward, an itinerant railroad man, is held as a suspect in the killings of A. Boggs and his daughter Marjorie whose bodies were found in their burned home last Wednesday. Indications point to murder and arson to conceal the crime as Ward denied knowledge and officers search for two men seen with him earlier tonight.
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R. EB. Ward
A. 4 Boggs
Marjorie
Borgs
Ward Tonnight
Ward
British Colliers Held in Colon Quarantine at Canal
Two British collier vessels Kirnwac and Roddam from Cardiff for Norfolk arrived at Colon Jamaica route today lacking health certificates and placed in quarantine. Canal officials consider next steps while ships remain under quarantine for a few days.
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Panama
Roddam
Cardiff
Norfolk
Kingston
Jamaics
Jamales
Dancing in Church Scored by Candler at Georgia Conference
At the South Georgia Methodist conference Bishop Candler denounced a Atlanta church plan to open a dance hall inside a church, calling it an abomination of devotion. The session highlighted missionary work with over $125,000 raised for home foreign and church extension efforts across districts including Savannah, Macon, Columbus, Cordele, Waycross, Thomasville, Americus, Valdosta, Dublin, and McRae.
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Candler
Atlanta
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South Georgia
American Bible Society
South Georgia Methodists
Savannah
Macon
Columbus
Triet
Cordele
McRae
Thomasville
Americus
Waycrose
Valdosta
Dublin
Waycross
Church Extension Enterprises
Cordeley
Father and Daughter Attacked on Cooper Street
A Black assailant snatched a purse from a mother and knocked her and her daughter down as they arrived home on St Cooper Street. Hardy Ormond, armed with a Winchester, pursued the attacker on Woodland until shots were fired. Ormond was badly hurt, and a man named Thomas Ballard, 17 Houston Street, was placed under arrest with Ella Jones.
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Ormond
St Cooper Street
Hardy Ormond
Ted Crose
Miss Ormond
Cooper Street
Guadenly
Woodland
Cooper
Windsor
Red Cross
Grmond
Tad
Ormond $A
T. B. Shaw
Thomas Ballard
Houston Street
Ella Jones
Shaw
GREAT SUCCESSES WON BY RUSSIANS
Petrograd reports major Russian victories along the Proschovitse Brzegie Bochnia Visnitsch front in Galicia and near Cracow with thousands of Austrian prisoners. Brzeske infantry took the Hungarian Honved commander and 1,260 troops. Lodz fighting progresses. Carpathians see further actions as German losses mount.
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Lodz
Carpathians
Lemberg
Galicia
Vie
Petrograd
London
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Lec
Rushin
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Porto
Areny
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von Hindenburg
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William
Lodi
eDistingsdict
Berlin
German War Office
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Mowe
Radeam
Poland
Amsterdam
Holland
Vis
J—Aa
Russia
Wwiliam
von Hindenbirg
Caccesa
Maarshal
Auch Troupe
Mackengen
Ivangorod
San
Vienna
Weather Project Georgia Rain Sunday Monday Report
In Georgia the local forecast calls for rain Sunday and fair conditions Monday. The low temperature is 48 with a mean around the mid forties. Rainfall in the past 24 hours is 0.30 inches. Deficiency since the first of the month stands at 00 with a total since January at 0.96 inches.
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Flattons
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Birmingham
Boston
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Buffalo
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Galveston
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Vmanaas City
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Knoxville
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
Pittsburg
Portland
Ore
Raleigh
Rapid City
San Francisco
Paul
Salt Lake City
Shreveport
Spokane
Cigar
Ickeburg, Cay
Tampa
Gunmen Use Phone to Lure foe to Death in York
Five gunmen used a telephone to lure William Doyle known as Little Patsy of the Gopher gang to a West Forty-ninth Street saloon. He was shot twice as others fled. Police link Doyle killing with recent murder of Barnet Batt, a wealthy poultry dealer, amid gang activity.
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York
William Doyle
Doyle
Duygle
Barnet Batt
Gang Merbera
America owes Britain only about 250000000
New York November 28 A banking house with British connections received a cable from London saying Lloyd George misunderstood his own statement in the house of commons. Britain estimates the United States debt to London at not exceeding 250 million dollars, a figure Sir George Paish named earlier. Local bankers doubt the total obligations ever reached the reported colossal sum.
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New York
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Great Britain
George Patsh
Lloyd-George
England
Archeologist Dr Nicklin Dies in Capetown Work
Noted archeologist Dr Richard Nicklin, famed for Rhodesia explorations, is dead in Capetown at the end of November. Professor Hall, known for work at Zimbabwe ruins, is also mentioned in connection with the era.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Richard Nicklin
Rhodesia
Professor Hall
Zimbabwe
Russians Tighten Noose as German Front Faces Crush at Lodz
Petrograd figures report a growing Russian cordon around German forces near Lodz with guns pouring death on advancing troops. Officials caution against fully trusting claims of a crushing Russian victory while unofficial reports hint at a major German effort to break through toward Warsaw and the Channel.
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France
Channel
Nicholas
Lodi
Warsaw
Petrograd
Lénczyca
Lodz
Berlin
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