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stf7 kg3i'T1 tsE.N 5@sE q u .=H Eul0lle
Gutierrez was elected provisional pres
ident Of Mexico by the national con-
vention. rs
:. Carranza, chief OF the Mexican Ma.
tionals. .def1ed the national convention.
8 Villa took in control Provisional Pres
ident Gutierrez and ca binet
3. Villas army occupied Queretaro.
United States forces evacuated Vera
Cruz
5. zapata's troops took possession OF the
Mexican capital
DECEMBER
& Gutierrez, president Of Mexico, en-
tered the capital protected by troops
Of Villa and Zapata-
s. Salazar and Campo. two former gen.
erals under Huerta. proclaimed rev.
olution in Mexico
s.. United States REINFORCED the troops
on the Arizona border to protect
American interests
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{ - 4
Y Action began on /, the Alsne between
H British and Germans around scissors.
where Won Kluck s retiring Germans
faced about! Log g q l$
a. d Rheims reoccup,ed oy the allies. i
o. German artillery BON barded Rheims,
Is Germans laid siege to Antwerp. Bel
gums temporary capital. i5 Stss
OCTOBER fts
q. Germans began nonabardment OF Ant
werp. shells reaching various parts
Of the city S
y Capture OF Antwerp by the Germans
IS. Germans took possession of Ostend
% Belgian troops flooded the German
lines on User river By cutting the
dikes and compelled the Germans 70
retreat b 5S d 4 s
Us NOVEMBER s<3$ 41S
10 Germans captured Dtxmude. Belgium.
Z Germans crossed the Ypres canal At
two points. defea ting the allies
~ Germans forced back north OF User
IA canal ii S55a$ ID .8l
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MOODS OF NATURE

FEBRUARY
II First cold wave of the season In the
east: zero weather In New York city:
{ SO below at Big Moose, N. z
q. elimination Of floods in southern Cal
ifornia. accompanied by several deaths
and property loss of $i.5OO0OO
ID. Terrific thunderstorm IN Paris caused
loss OF life and great damage to
property Sewers and subway were
flooded and chasms opened IN the
streets.
l. Mount Shishaldin. Alaska, burst ou'
In volcanic eruption.
SEPTEMBER
Z. Phenomenal rainfall followed by flooo
:, at Kansas, City. Mo. Seven inches
fell In II hours: loss HS00,000
OCTOBER &@
IL Rain broke drought OF weeks dura
ton s.....- .
DEcEM Der.
Is. Intense cold wave prevailed
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Record OF Deaths OF Not
ed People All Over
the World.
NEUROLOGY

JANUARY
T. DR.. Silas Weir Mitchell. distinguishes
nerve specialist also novelist of note.
in Philadelphia; aged s.
=. General Simon Bolivar Buckner, noted
Confederate leader in the civil war.
and Mexican war veteran. at Nun
fordville, Ky: aged 50.
IL Count Yukyo Ito. noted Japanese feet
admiral, at; Tokyo; aged Il.
10. General Louis Wagner. noted Federal
"~ war veteran. head Of the G.. A. R..
ar 18S0-S1. in Philadelphia; aged 76
r. Former United States Senator Shelby
Moore Cullom Of Illinois: aged a.
81 General James Adams Beaver. civil
" war veteran and ex-governor Of Penn
; sylvania. at Bellefonte. Pa: aged II.
= s.-~.r- et FEBRUARY.
Is. Aiphonse Bertillon, originator of sys-
tenn OF criminal Identification. at
Paris: aged 60. 81: -:'s A
Is. DR.. Roswell Park, authority on can
Ger. who attended the late President
Mckinley on his deathbed. IN Buffalo.
N. ~: aged e. 50 >
l6- Viscount Aoki. noted Japanese states
man.. formerly ambassador to the
United States, in Tokyo: aged 10.
II. Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson. widow
of the noted author. in Montecito, Cal.
g. Former United States Senator Henry
M. Teller Of Colorado. at Denver
aged 81. ~ %.8.HI
MARCH.
Said Pasha, noted Turkish statesman,
premier under Sultan Abdul Hamid. at
Constantinople: aged 81. '-.,E..
6 George W. Vanderbilt, millionaire. in
Washington; aged 81.
Edward H. Butler. noted editor, pro.
prietor of the Buffalo News, in Buffa-
10: aged g.
IL. George Westinghouse, inventor OF the
railway air brake and other devices
in New York city: aged g.
%. Frederic Mistral, French Provencal
poet. winner of a Nobel prize. at Mall
lane, France: aged 81.
81. Sir Hubert Won Herkomer, famous
IT,, German artist. resident of the United
States in the fifties in London: aged
g.
Paul Heyse, author and dramattst,
awarded Nobel prize in 1910. In MI.
Mich: aged 81.
4. Frederick Weyerhaeuser. Michigan
lumber king. reputed to be worth
$500. 900, Co., at Pasadena. CAL: aged 80
y. Cy Warman. poet and author, in Chi
cago: aged SO.
Is. George Alfred Townsend tGath), news
paper and magazine writer in New
York city: aged Is.
Gen. Daniei Sickles, q. .. A., retired
noted Federal corps commander and
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MEXICO

h. !. n
rnSseuAev ri
s OF arms and miInit ipsis OF var Is 1sx-
leo lifted by executive order
u 81 7.s APRII.
s Mexican rebels captured rorreon afts
I g naasle q 4 days i duration and loss
.ss Of ZOO killed and wounded,
y Huerta refused to salute the United
States flag
~ PRESIDENT Wilson delivered warlikes
message On the Mexican situation to
a# congress and received authority to use
force against Huerta Americans
warned to leave Mexico
l. American warships captured Vera
Cruz. losing II killed and 81 wounded.
Mexican loss l26 killed, 1876 wounded.
- United States troops ordered to Vera
S Cruz Head Of the United States ie-
8 dgation left the Mexican capital.
= Argentina. Brazil and Chile offered
70 mediate between the United States
z, Mexico acerpted medlation
y Mexican rebels captured Tampico
% Mexican mediation congress- met AZ
Niagara Falls
D. A. B. &c. mediators signed peace pro-
tocol at Niagara Falls. The protocol
provides for a provisional government
.49 IN Mexico, alld, its RECOGNITION by the
Emitted States and the rnedatirlg pow.
ers. Argentina, Brazil and Chile
JULY. G5s
.. Gen Vtctorlan0 .Huerta resigned his
office as provisional president
AUGUST.
% Garba3ai, provisional president, re-
signed ii5tis ssj4 d
y Gen: Venustiano Carranza, chief of
,,a, the Mexican revolution. entered the
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WARFARE. AT SEA.

3ll7 AUGUST. n.
s. British cruiser Atnphion sunk by 4
German mine, l3l men drowned.
d. German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser VIII
q helm der Crosse sunk by British
i cruiser Highfisler Off !, the coast OF
s II Africa Is; ", t5. il ..s . .s
= = British nee; DESTROYED : German war
See ID SEPTEMBER t53s ,sfsufs{
'7:s British cruiser ta1hnnder SUNK BY
Z German submarinelln North sea.
- British auxiliary, cruiser carmania
5E' sunk the German cruiser Cap Trafal-
'le gar on South America. "
Il Gerna n bma rine ,u-9 sunk the Brit
ish armored cruisers Abouktr Greasy
81 and Hogue by torpedoes in the North
A. sea. 4; 81 il. Il sssi Il
~ i Is sgs,,. OCTOBER. j
- Russian cruiser Pallada sunk Ia the
Baltic by g German submarine.
D.. British cruiser Hawke sunk in the
B M rth sea py German submarine U-9
e British cruiser Undaunted. with four.
81 destroyers. sank four German destroy.
4 sersSoff the Dutch coast 40
!, Bratlsh submarine E-3 sunk by Ger
~ man warship In the North sea
q. British battieship Audacious wrecked
f3lE on the coasta Of Ireland, In the North
u. sea BIZ scontaet with German SUBJ
marine. mine. 2s
IS German cruiser Emden sank the RUS
sess sian cruiser Jemtchug and . Erenc,,
! 1a destroyer az Penang. British B strss..
settlement !, ''as ..55s $50 ~,
q Turkish warships Goeben ana Rr..I,,., ; !,
sank two Russian warships Il the
Bsack sea; Turkish torpedo GOATS
Is y; iaid s hArboTa Of Odessa and sank i
'si', Russian sun boat and a TURKISH cruis.
- b0rnbarded Sebastopoi
NJ crnissr $500 s,-n y sank. tne British
S9s = e'''' sst%'5 % l, g
81 81. q sss IL y. + NlSoyEMHER. ss
~ + 5Alue oms Chile bstween the German
\ sdg and Dresden and the Brltish 13oca
s3opA Monmouth and Glasgow GOOD
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SPORTING EVENTS

q Wine Hoppe maintained his title Tor.
q the 1S.2sh6Ik line billiard chainpionsi1ir.
by score Of 500 to Is In II inEitg g.
defeating George Sutton ct Hotel A.
tor. New York sJys 81
q Jay Could won worlds court tennis
championship. defeating George e.
Convey at Lakewood. N j.. by acts
tol
.. Champion Willie Hoppe oereateu
George Sutton in an 1871 inch billiard
championship match In New York
APRIL E
4 Opening Of baseball season OF 1914
AAY. rs ei.
g. Buskin won the Metropolitan hands
cap at Belmont park
z. Durbar IL, an American owned morse.
won the British Derby a epson
Downs. ss ifs H5I 6 Ne
8 Francis oulmet. American open golf
champion. won the amateur champion
ship OF France at Versailles
JuNE 81
y. Mary Browne and Mrs. Rober, Will
n liams won the women.s double tennis
Ia championship at Philadelphia score
s. S-6 6-2
6. English polo team won the prize cup
defeating the American team TO "a
at MeadoWbrook. N 2.
.. Yale won the varsity eight, defeating
Harvard is second at New London.
Conn.
3 Buckhorn defeated BLskth sin the
Brooklyn handicap by '.the very mar.
rowest of margins on the Aqueduct
course. New York Id zs
s. Columbia crew won the varsity race
at, Poughkeepsie leaving Pennsylvania
second and Cornell third: time. ~ MN
d utes 81 A-5 seconds y,
Sardanaple won the Grand Prix dc
Paris. the turf classic Of France, at
Paris. with purse Of S60,0O0 @
2. The Harvard crew defeated the Brit
fSh Leander crew, In rowing race at
Henley. England. .t. tt,
Harvard oarsmen won the Crane
Challenge cup rowing event at Hen.
ley. England fCi sir sg.f1s -st
Z. Freddie Welsh Of Wales won the
lightweight championship of the world
at Olympia. London. defeating Willie
Ritchie. the American champion, In 20
rounds
6 Gunboat Smith lost to Georges, Car.
Dsntier in a boxing bout in London
in the 9th round BY a foul
AUGUST.
z Peter Volo made worlds record at
Kalamazoo. Mich. by defeating The
Harvester's time for three heats.
made in 1910 Peter Volo's time. 2:04A.
2:05A and 2:06N. r ~ So
!. Directum L.. made. worlds record by
pacing second and third heats In =
minutes fiat at Syracuse,
& r";E SEPTEMBER
s. Francis Ouimet won the amateur golf
championship by defeating Jerome y
Travers. s up. S to play. at Manches
ter, VT.
3. National baseball league pennanl
clinChed for Boston club at New
York. the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating
the New York Giants
O. Directum made worlds record by
pacing first mile in l:5S in competition
OCTOBER
9. Worlds baseball series opened IN
Philadelphia: Boston Nationals defeat
ed American Athletics. to L..
0. Boston Nationals defeated American
Athletics. to in Philadelphia.
z Boston Nationals won third game In
w n series
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Events Ii! France ! 4 Bet.
gium and Along \ d the
Russian Fro inter
MiSCEL

JUNE ss5ss s8
1R. Archduka Francis 10 erd1na nd. heir to
Il I'll the Austrian throne. and mis- fnOrga-
matte wife Duchess OF aohenb berg.
s assassinated BY tsavrio Prinzip. g
Bosnian student. while public guests
at Sara1evo. Bosnia
AUGUST
la Japan demanded that Germany eyao-3
uate Kiauchau. China vi ii Sc
Is Austria declared war on Japan. Yep
pelin airships dropped bombs on Ant
werp, f ss s4sE
~ German ava tor dropped. s bombs on
G f1ifflTH'sf u shdir..r I'll
I japanese landed at Lungkow. China.
to attack the Germans at Kiauchau-
saGG ~ III ocTE2sER
Japanese oombarded Tsingtao. German
searort lof 3Kiauchan China s9' s 81 &
& British losses reported from Sept. u.
to Oct shDHtd ifhht 56l officers ana,
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Z. Theodore Watts !.
Dunton poet. novelist and critic. IN
London: aged g.
L. Adlai Ewing Stevenson, vice president
of the United States 1887. in Chicago:
aged 70.
II. Baroness Bertha Won Suttner Aus
trian writer on peace and winner OF
the Nobel peace prize in 1905 in Wen
ma: aged Il
JULY.
z. Ri Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. noted
figure in British politics and indus
tries, in London; aged Is
IL Associate Justice Horace Harmon
Lurton of the United States supreme
court. at Atlantic City, N j.. aged 10
-...: AUGUST
i. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson ELLA Louise
- Axson). wife OF President Wilson.
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City Of Next
20 as provt-
siona; pr g 81
dent OF the re-
public
sEPTEMBER.
Gen. Villa, the
Mexican Con-
stttutionalist
! g a d 9 E re-
fnounced Car
rama. acting
Prestde 'nt OF
M 9 < co. a.
head Of the
party.
OCTOBER.
n exioan ma
Wonal conven-
ton OF dele
gates proclaim.
ed itself SOW
.ereign ruler OF
Mexico.
NOVEMBER.
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Events Of the Year 1914 /
Reviewed and Classified
The Games and Social
and Political Doings OF
Twelve Months. I.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL /,

MARCH.
q. Field Marshal Sir John French. chief
Of staff of the British army, resigned
as a protest against the coercion OF
Ulster.
ii. House OF representatives voted for the
Panama canal tolls repeal. 2H to 162
APRIL. ...
2. Treaty between United States and Co.
lombia signed at BogOta. 'IEiEIf q
British house Of commons passed the
home rule bin by a vote Of $50 to ZIG
2. Flea nor Wqso1. daughter of the pres
ident, married lin the White House to
William Gibbs McAdoo,
q. Colombian senate approved the treaty
with the United States.
-. r[}fGJ ! JuNh. t9 ~ CAS-.
Is, Panama tolls exemption repeal Dill be.
came "a law. t1tt - j WGt:~
q The noted British, general, Lord Kitch-
ener. icreated an earl by King
George " ~~r~---t
a., The reconstructed Kiel canal opened
by the German emperor. William IL
AUGUST.
3. Treaty between United States and
Nicaragua secured the United States
, the right to construct a canal through
Nicaragua. -. - ,- $751;.
IL United States senate ratified peace
Z treaties with Norway, Netherlands.
: Portugal. Switzerland. Denmark. Italy.
Salvador, Guatemala. Honduras. Mica
ragua. Bolivia. Persia, Costa Rica,
j. Venezuela, Uruguay, Argentina, Bra
Eli and Chile
! '| SEPTEMBER.
8 Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa elected
supreme pontif to succeed Plus X.
T. d. J. Palmer of Iowa elected COM
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St6ueu d. "dSu~ nett
ington.
n. United States warned Turkey that
rights Of her citizens must be respect
ed by the Ottoman government.
ID. Irish home rule bill became law
in Great Britain.
"a. Rustem Bey. Turkish ambassador to
the United States, left his post on &C.
count Of hostile criticism of this coun-
try
OCTOBER
Il. Ferdinand. nephew of the late King
Charles. assembled throne of Rouma-
MIA
2. War tax DILL became law.
NOVEMBER.
10. Dr. Anna Shaw reelected president OF
National Woman Suffrage association
p. Miss Annie A. Gordon elected presi-
dent Of the W. G. Il. u.
DECEMBER.
I. Third and final session of the 63d con-
gress met
h United States cabinet declared that
the neutrality of the Panama canal
zone would be enforced.
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'" " ] u . Del lCS =,
score, . to 4. IN
Boston II e mr. y
Gowdy Is credited
with saving the
game for Bostons
by heavy batting
in a crisis.
Boston Nationals
: def Gated Ameri-
, can Athletics IN
fourth and decld-
ing game Of the
w.or.l a. 8 seres!:
score 3 to l.
DirectuNa | Eade
record by pacing
a mile in 2:0lA
at Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Syracuse defeated
Michigan 70 10 6 in
an intersectionaI
watch
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march and forced
to retreat.
Battle began on
line OF, riv err.
Marine, east OF
p ART 8, between
Won kluck's col,
umn retiring east.
ward and allies.
comm ande ed ny
Gen. Paul Pau. In
pursuit.
Germans captur-
ed M 10 euge i
France. near the.
Franco B elgian
border
q e r m a n 8 retired
from Marine to.
ward the Aisne
British army. leo
b y 81 r.stJ 0 h n
French, crossed
the Marne in pur.
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s York city l q y5 q fl Is
G Close OF the '.star sSpaneled Banner
centennial lin Baltimore W
ocroBER-
Day OF Spra y .f FOR peace 10 appointea
by President Wilson. s;s ss
Prinzip, who assasstnated Archduks
Francis Ferdinand Of Austria. IN BOs.
MIA on June q 1914. sentenced TO 10
years imprisonment for the crinne:a
Of his fellow conspirators were SEN
fenced to death and others from :
years to life
NOVEMBER 81 sss5 81
Federal reserve banks opened. releas-
Ing $460. 200, 900 for loans. TIL
DECEMBER. 5#
. New Fork Stock Exchange opens for
trading IN stocks after suspension Il
3 LII days. !.
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at the White
House; aged 81.
u | 9 s Lemaitre.
French drama
fist. poet and
novelist. in Par.
is: aged 81.
John P. Hoi-
land. inventor
OF the Holland
submarine boat,
In Newark. N
j.: aged u
Pope Plus X
Gtuseppe Sar-
toy. IN the Vat.
lean, r o m 9 !:
aged 70.
sEPrEMRER
Rear Admiral
Herbert Wins
low. U. 8. NJ.
retired. at Flor
ence. italy
apo6 az
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A~ ueu ud0 TAI
len IN the battles
IN France. chiefly
on the Marne-
A:isne line,
eppeiin /; adrsntps
dropped bombs on
Paris.
Beers in South
Africa rebelied
again ste British
rule and started
q new republic.
The United States
demanded the re-
lease OF the Stand
ard Oil company
steamer John D. I
Rockefeller, winch
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mander In chief
of the G. A. R
at Detroit.
j a m Q 8 Gordon
Bennett. pro-
prietor Of the
New York Her.
aid. married in
Paris to Baron
ess de Reuter-.
T u r K e Y abolish
ed conventions.
treaties and priv.
neges protecting
foreigners in the
empire.
Peace treaties
b e { W 9 9 n the
United S t q t g s
and Great Brit
ain, Fran c 9 .
Spain and China
Sipnad ar Wa oh.
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gettysburg nero,
in N e " ork
city: aged SO,
Nine. Linz a n
Nordica. noted
singer, at Bata-
via. island OF
Java; aged SIS.
!. F r an CT 9 Kos
suth. son of the
great Hungarian
patriot. l. vi S
Kossuth. in Bu-
6apes.. :!U15a-
ry: aged 70
!. Jacob A. Riis.
author and re-
former, at Barre.
Mass; aged Is.
JUNE
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!n cnalsed "
rsI0graq
NeWiy elected
pope crOWned a
hohe e 6ene'
olel ... ~
NOTORIOUS Moroc.
cAH nlAHd Llll "a elal.
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snPTEMBEF

'ia. nameI 81 81. Petsf.nurg. Ru.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26
slks Annual Lodge Of Sorrow.

The annual memorial service OF Can
on City Lodge No. go. Benevo'snt
and Protective Order OF Elks, viii be
held at Its club building ca-ner OF
Fourth street and Macon ave
nue.. Sunday evening. Dec. eth- The
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26

turned to Mobile. altar having spent
|the summer in Canon City. Their
'fashers are Ateosasys ~ constitute
|ass = sAs ~ lneua iav arns b
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26

noon and will spend the winter In
Canon city for ~ beasat q her
health. Aise Melatesh = frlsad q
Hiss Hsaea nisA. vAs reesssly -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26

Alabama. During her stay hero Miss
Mcintosh win have apartments At
The hone of Mr.. ana Ma RoSt. 9.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26
ssss. ses~ M.s''. s.r .h. w'"s.-.

Ne. Dorothy xelnsosh .oe Mobile.
Aia.. assssss Asvs we1.esaay sssse
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26
memorial address viii be delivered By

Thomas NJ. Hunter OF Denver and the
Individual eulogies by DR.. r g
Holmes OF Canon City. Judge J. O.
schweigert is chairman OF the pro-
gram committee. having charge OF the
arrangements for the occasion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
Two Americans Die
Fighting With Rebels.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Tbe
deaths Of two Americans who have
been lighting with the Constitutional
list forces were reported to the state
Department to-day in dispatch from
the consular agent at Monclova, Mex
leo. Their names were not given.
Another dispatch to the state De-
partmcnt reported raid on the
ranch Of an American named Ding
fielder. fifteen miles from tajeme in
the State Of Nogales. by Yaqui In
dams, who were beaten off Two of
the Indians we're killed. Fedora pro-
lection for the ranch has been de-
manded by Consul Simpich at No
gales.
A thorough search for the persons
responsible for the murder of Post
master Johnston at Tecato, Cal, has
been ordered by the Governor OF the
Mexican state of Lower California,
according to State Department adj
vices
Further destruction of railroad
property by the revolutionists at Mon
clova was reported to-day. The reb-
els have burned the railroad station,
nine locomotives and 800 freight cars
1oaded with cotton. The Federals are
in possession Of the city,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
STATE CHAMBER
SEEKS FACTORIES

Georgia cities and towns are alive
as never before in building them
selves up. and many OF them are put
ting forth strenuous efforts to induce
manufacturers to locate among them.
The Georgia Chamber Of Commerce
has sent out a letter to practically
every city and town in the state ask
ing specific questions as to just what
kind Of new enterprises would best
pay in those communities and what
co operation and financial support
would be offered as an inducement 10
secure new enterprises.
The answers have been prompt and
enthusiastic, and it is believed that
this movement will result in bringing
number of factory builders from
gia. After compiling the answers re-
ceived, the Georgia Chamber of Com
merce has erted notices in 1875
trade papers in the various lines
throughout the United States, telling
of just what factories are needed IN
this State and offering to give full
and free information to anyone who
would write to the organization.
1t is interesting to note the variety
of industries that are wanted by va
rious localities. When it is known
that there are already 5000 mana
featuring establishments in Georgia
and that last year the value Of the
products of these factories was $202,-
S63, 900, it is apparent that Georgias
progress in manufacturing from now
on will be even greater than that Of
ner agricultural production
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-18
JEALOUSY BACK.
Of CALMET TE
MURDER
RoyaIists CIamor for DOWNFALL Of
Cabinet-Enemies of CaiIIaux
Threaten His Exile"
Special Cable :.

Special Cable 70 ne Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS March fe Disorder arising
80. - CT, 20,
iroih lle aSs"ss' i'''''oi' u "''S -"
mette famous Journalist ana edltor
Of The Figaro. by Nine Henrietta
CaiIta,,> ,yife 90 Tho former Minister
-. -. 81. ,i,,,
Oh FINANCE was iIepueh' III 'ii'S C.''
to-day, despite the hundreds OF police
who pstroIled The Douleyards.
M nj, .o,,,,,., ar,.,,,,, f,,to
,ha i,i,,i,,l- =, l'.iT,at+e ha" stirred
"a ssnDi17,J ~, Nh ,ou,,t,,,
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