Georgia student builds own dormitory on co op plan
H. S. Cole, an eighteen year old student at Georgia Tech, built a three day shack on land donated by a professor and lived there while working two weeks at the Atlanta Steel Company. He paid tuition and living costs with a twelve dollar monthly steel mill wage and hoped to pursue engineering.
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Senator Chamberlain Urges Trench Battle Lesson for Defense
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon proposes assembling a division near Washington to dig trenches and fortify positions for a realistic defense drill. The plan calls for mobilizing troops from multiple regiments and testing training, discipline, and equipment under simulated attack with live ammunition in a national defense lesson.
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Prohibitionist Ads Plan Across Southern States
Southern prohibitionists push a dry program covering the entire region and seek laws banning liquor or beer ads in state papers and publications sold within Georgia Alabama and potentially South Carolina. Drafted by noted jurists the bills demand state editions free of alcohol ads and compel nationwide outlets to avoid such ads for Georgia and Alabama markets.
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Traction Company Seeks Admission to State Board of Trade
Secretary Henry H. Archer has received the Monongahela Valley Traction Company application, based in Fairmont, as one of West Virginia's largest traction firms. The execution council will review the request to join the board, while Wellsburg seeks a constituent post.
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Indemnity Debate Shapes Postwar Peace Terms
London commentary by Joseph King, Somerset, questions whether a large war indemnity is feasible or wise for victors. He notes historical precedents, the economic strains of repayment, and explores alternatives such as trade-based settlements and postwar arrangements to aid recovery.
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Joseph King
King
Germany
Wife's Black Hair Marred Marital Joy In Suit
Mary E Shoninger testifies before Supreme Court Justice GoM accusing Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde husband of cruel treatment since 1913 marriage. She says he barred children, threatened divorce by 1914, and disliked her moody behavior while he preferred worldly women. The couple married June 10, 1913 and honeymooned in Halifax.
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Fragmentary report on apartment incident and odd remarks
A partial recount describes distress at an apartment where a dash hound was stretched and entwined in wet surroundings. Mrs Shoninger recalls confusion over phrases like Rick Actions and promonia, with a remark about div.
Gelegration Talks Highlight City Government Change
In Ruppalo New York tonight the city adopted a commission form of government with about 1,000 attendees. Former Ohio governor Myron Herren spoke on how business and politics must align with national needs during wartime, urging cooperation between government and financial sectors.
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First Shake Up in Chicago Police Department
In Chicago on January day a major police reorganization transfers 25 sergeants and 40 patrolmen under Chief Charles G. Henley. The mayor’s critique labeled the force as “rotten,” prompting the shake up to implement new leadership and improve the department’s standing.
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Chicago
Charlea G. Henley
Thompson
School Drafts 4 i Charleston County Education Board
An education board in Nishigon County faces halted school drafts due to lack of funds. Attorney General Lilly notes drafts may accrue interest. a patron owning one quarter of real estate is mentioned. The tax payer must pay twelve percent on liabilities, and draft holders are entitled to at least part of it.
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Sheria Borauip
Goneral
Lilly
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Burdened by Illness Aenod Aen Prem Column
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Commander Wood Bulletin on Military Training Camps
A Charleston dispatch reproduces Commander Leon Wood's bulletin from the United States Army outlining military training camp requirements. The letter stresses selecting applicants from colleges and universities, emphasizes disciplined preparation, and explains four weeks of training to impart basic military skills and drill. It argues trained minds are needed and promotes national service motives.
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Leon Wood
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Woid
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Cant Kill Hare Now Under Hunting Law
Jan in Owmileston reports a ban on rabbit hunting due to new law and license shortages. Local officials cite no licenses available and discuss enforcement while noting a broader impact on hunting practices at Bouthington Navona and nearby areas.
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Mannars
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Tan
Loulh K. Curtin
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Wilovot
VILLA GENERALS report on Mexican campaign and surrenders
General Ont jog at Hermoallio announces a new plan to the Monterrey front. General Diegnas advises in a telegraphic dispatch dated yesterday. Madrigui Banderas and Dichona surrendered at Novas with about 3,000 men, armed and unarmed. General Manuel Medina, a Villa loyalist, entered by Obregon's forces and was seized in El Paso, amid amnesty discussions and rumors of Chihuahua placement.
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Urol
Oralh Madrigui
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Novas
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Trevian
Chihuahua
Committee Parkerburg Homestead changes in board terms
News notes alterations in the stay board of trade committee. Former Governor Ay By Pleming of Fairmount withdrawn on request and FM Braunton of Charleston becomes member. O A Hood of Keysor named added to agricultural committee. Sy B H Hagan and Dr L Ghittirly of Huntington added to nominative entertainment committee. All members reside in Huntington where a state board meeting will be held.
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L. ¥. Ghittirly
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Hava
WeneRe
Johnson Visits Cleveland Amid Baseball Trade Talk
A partially garbled report notes Johnson of the American league planning a Cleveland visit tomorrow. The article mentions rumors linking a baseball trade, with Edwin Gwinner cited as source, but many details are unclear due to transcription issues.
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Johnson
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Theyinburg Federal
Incomplete German Lines Reported From Geneva via Paris
Fragmentary OCR text describes a petition and reconstructions involving Belgian sites, a governor, and Belgian actions related to Gatuan Tints and other ruins. The readable names and places include Geneva Paris and Belgian concerns, but key details are garbled.
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Paris
Jan
Rarlerute
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