Five Passenger Touring Car with Two Body Set Three Paster
An oddly garbled description mentions a five passenger touring car with two body options. It references 108 cS wheels, long stroke and small bore engines, Greiach Motors components, larger valve, pressed steel parts, annular piston, tubular radiator with auxiliary tank, clear vision ventilation, rigid top, taper hub, shaft locking, and Timken roller bearings. Irreversible steering and Studebaker body finishing notes appear in fragmented form.
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Syex
Sega
Eer
Greiach Motors
Se Manifeld
Studebaker Bise
Germans Attack Britons at Ypres in World War I
English military critics say Austro German forces have failed to drive back Russian troops. Reports claim Russians retreated across the Dunajec and Wisłoka rivers, while British observers doubt a decisive Austro German victory at Ypres and Dukla pass.
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London
Ypres
Belgium
Galicia
Dunajec
Wistoka River
England
Dukla Pass
Hungary
San
Przemysl
Barnes and Roosevelt Libel Trial Evidence Ruling
Judge William S. Andrews ruled in the libel case of William Barnes against Theodore Roosevelt that proof of Barnes knowledge or profit from alleged Albany printing waste is required. The jury heard a list of commissions paid by J B Lyon to the Journal company from 1903 to 1912 totaling just over 37000 dollars.
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Syracuse
William S. Andrews
William Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Barnes
Albany
Roosevelt
J. B. Lyon Company
Journal Company
California expositions tickets on sale March 1
Planters Warehouse Company sells tickets to San Francisco and San Diego California Expositions. Tickets on sale March 1 to November 30, valid three months from sale, not later than December 31, 1915. Also lists May events in Houston Columbus Fitzgerald Savannah Richmond Rome Athens. For fares and schedules, contact local ticket agents. Central of Georgia Railway. The Right Way.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Cal
Houston
Texas
Southern Baptist Convention and Southern Sociological Congress
Columbus
Chautauqua
Fitzgerald, Ga
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. of Georgia
Savannah
Georgia Barbery Association
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans Reunion
Rome
Baraca-Philathea
Athens
University of Georgia
Central OF GA
Railway
Butler area schedule and tailoring services advertised
The note states every second and fourth Friday in Butler, offers tailoring for ladies and gentlemen suits, cleaning and pressing as a specialty, self-operated work, and an invitation to visit at the barber shop by Wentz & Sokolow, Howara, Ga. Also mentions a mortgage financing option via Continental Mortgage Company at 6 percent for real estate and a lodging for mortgage assistance by Petty & Company in Chicago. Includes a disjointed cold remedy claim and youth reference.
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Wentz & Sokolow
Howara, Ga
Low Fares to Savannah for Pageant and Week
Reduced train fares for Savannah historical pageant May Week events and Grand Lodge K of P meeting. Tickets on sale May 17–21 with trains arriving before noon May 22 and final limit May 23. Includes parades, drills, dancing, athletic contests, autos, and Yamacraw reunion. Ask ticket agent for full details.
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Savannah
Grand Lodge
K. of P
James Oglethorpe
Tornado Rips South Carolina Mississippi and Louisiana
A tornado in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina killed at least seven, injured hundreds, and damaged Manning, Clarendon county, with business district destruction. In Mississippi and Louisiana storms caused many deaths, injuries, and heavy property loss, most victims being Black. 33 deaths reported overall, with 14 in Coahoma and nearby counties.
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Columbia
S. C
Pee Dee
South Carolina
Manning
Clarendon County
Marlboro
Bennettsville
Mississippi
New Orleans
Louisiana
Coahoma
St. Helena Parish
Big Loan for Argentina Formal Announcement in New York
A formal announcement reports arrangements for a loan of about 50 million dollars to the government of Argentina. Thomas W. Lamont of J. P. Morgan & Co. stated the deal is arranged through J. P. Morgan & Co. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and several U.S. banks. Argentine bonds totaling 25 million dollars will be issued domestically and another 25 million abroad.
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Argentina
New York
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Four ex-dairy officials pay 400000 to end civil suits
Federal Judge J E Sater accepted a settlement where four former Capital City Dairy officials and Cornelius A Hayes estate representatives agreed to pay 400000 and costs to enter nolle prosequi in the government civil suits.
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Oleo
Columbus
Ohio
J. E. Sater
Old Capital City Dairy Company
Cornelius A. Hayes
Nolle
Pekin Prepares for Possible Japan Inspired Coup Attempt
Pekin officials say China will defend the capital against any repeat of the Korean coup in Korea by Japan. Authorities claim 100,000 troops near Pekin with limited ammunition, and enhanced police and military precautions around the winter palace where Yuan Shikai resides.
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Pekin
Japan
Korea
Winter Palace
Yuan Shi Kai
Strenuous Fighting Reported as Wars Span Fronts
German official reports claim victories in western Galicia and Flanders as British lines around Ypres are adjusted. British and French sources say German assaults were repulsed with heavy German casualties, while gas attacks gave a foothold at hill No 60 southeast of Ypres after British capture.
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London
Galicia
Flanders
John French
Ypres
Belgium
British War Office
Transylvania sails after Lusitania sinking news
Wire reports from New York indicate the British steamer Transylvania of the Anchor line sailed for Liverpool with 879 passengers aboard and more unable to sail. Lunardi, a leper, escaped from Highland Park jail and is being hunted after alerting Illinois officials. The London Times weighs American presence on Lusitania’s fate and a White House meeting discusses Haiti’s finances and potential U S investigation.
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Transylvania
Liverpool
New York
Angelo Lunardi
Highland Park
Ill
Ilinois State Board of Health
Chicago
Lunardi
London
Haiti
White House
Wilson
Bryan
Paul Fuller, Jr
Republic
Lusitania Sinking Sparks U S Deliberation and Survivor Toll
The Lusitania disaster prompts Wilson to weigh the right course amid loss of American lives. Survivors in Queenstown face hospital, lodging, and rail trips to Dublin with reports of one or two torpedoes and a chaotic lifeboat evacuation. Italy braces as 600,000 Italians concentrate near Verona under war pressure.
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Queenstown
Dublin
Holyhead
Lusitania
Wilson
Washington
United States
White House
Gerard
Page
Berlin
London
Italy
Switzerland
Paris
Geneva
Verona
Austria-Hungary
Lusitania Carrying Ammunition Denial Statement
Hermann Winter of the Cunard Line stated that the Lusitania carried no guns or ammunition. He acknowledged a cartridge consignment but argued it was for small arms and not classified as ammunition. He claimed U.S. authorities barred ammunition by military definition and passenger-line policy.
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New York
Hermann Winter
Cunard
Winter
United States
Allies Claim Gains Amid War Front Claims
London reports gains along battle lines in Belgium France Russia and the Carpathians as both Triple Entente and Central Powers claim successes. The record of broad ceasefire progress remains unclear, with Austria and Germany possibly faring differently.
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London
Belgium
France
Russia
Carpathians
Austria
Germany
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Goodrich
Schebler
Jlinnders
Geneous
Goodsick
Rarse
Hill
No. IN. P
Central of Georgia Railway
Reynolds, GA
J. Wentz
C.sokolow
Mint
Continental Mortgage Company
Petty & Company
Lytton Bldg
Central of Georgia
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Carolina
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Supreme Court
China
Leper
the Times
Great Britain
Big Sea
Irish Sea
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