Funeral for Mrs Woodrow Wilson set for White House and Rome burial
The funeral for Mrs Woodrow Wilson will be held at the White House in the east room at 2 PM Monday. Burial follows Tuesday in Myrtle Hill Cemetery Rome Georgia where her parents are buried. Reverend Sylvester Beach and Reverend James R Taylor may officiate. cabinet members expected as pallbearers. a special train will carry mourners to Rome.
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Myrtle Hill
Rome
Georgia
Sylvester Beach
Princeton
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Central Presbyterian Church
Phinizy Family Safe in Switzerland Reported
Cablegram from Mr Pleasant A Stovall minister to Switzerland informs that Mr and Mrs Billups Phinizy and their daughters are safe in Berne and will stay for several weeks likely longer. Also mentions local bakery items and a Clarke County Bank note about small borrowers.
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Berne
Warburg and Delano Confirmed to Federal Reserve Board
Washington confirms Paul M. Warburg of New York and Frederic A. Delano of Chicago to the federal reserve board, completing the lineup alongside W. P. G. Harding Adolph C. Miller Charles S. Hamlin McAdoo and Williams. A five hour debate ended with Bristow and Stone heated exchanges over Warburg.
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Chicago
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Senate
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Birmingham
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Kansas
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The Rowlands At St Petersburg Cable Update
A censored cable from St Petersburg confirms Mr C A Rowland and daughter Miss Katharine are safe though their return to the United States is likely postponed indefinitely. The couple had traveled through China Japan and Korea and planned to return via the Siberian railway then to Paris and London. Green Cabbage. String Beans.
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European Powers Loom Over Coming War Clash
In Europe the great strife grows with Russia backing Serbia and Germany behind Austria. A war between Austria and Serbia is minor. a Russia versus Germany clash carries far larger implications, with Tsar Nicholas II sharing influence with the German emperor.
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War party controls capital as peace talks fail
Mexico City reports the war faction backed by President Carbajal dominates developments today. With no peace in sight between the Constitutionalists and the Federals, Carranza faces a choice to concede or prepare to fight for the capital.
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England Friendly Display Draws Prominent Attendees
In London August 7 a striking show of goodwill before the Italian embassy drew peers, Commons members, and other notables. The ambassador indicated Italy will consider the alliance question amid a charge of changing European alignments.
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London
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Italy
Two Sides to the Story in War Reporting
The piece notes readers see mainly London Paris and Brussels cables after Germany cut its cable. It argues censorship shapes news and urges waiting for Germany’s side to be told, which might reveal victories or naval actions conflicting with London reports.
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Liege
Athens Party Returns From Nacoochee Valley
Athenians Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Campbell Mrs. G. T. Canning and Mrs. B. C. Jones arrived back in Athens today from Nacoochee Valley in White county where summer visitors are frequent. Mr. Jones and Dr. Canning had spent several days there, returning earlier in the week.
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Delayed Dispatch Reports Belgrade Bombardment and Liege Siege
Belgrade endured ongoing Austrian bombardment with major buildings hit. Liege holds out under German siege as Belgian and Allied reports note 25 000 German casualties and a denied 24 hour armistice to bury dead. English admiralty denies a large North Sea engagement. Italy maintains neutrality amid German efforts to win allies.
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Leman
German account of Liege siege details heroic act
Official German report describes a small detachments’ bold coup at Liege. Cavalry entered the fortress area while a fortress assault failed. German troops remain before the fortress in contact with the enemy, claiming the action has no impact on larger operations.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Liege
Atlantic coast guns boom in practice off Washington
Big coast defense guns along the Atlantic have been booming for days. Secretary Garrison said this explains reports of firing at sea received in New York. Foreign merchant ships tightening neutrality enforcement issued from the Commerce Department. Churchill denounces German mining as a new menace. German cruiser officers file wills as they sail toward the British fleet.
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Garrison
New York
United States
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Department of Commerce
Italy to remain neutral in German ultimatum
Il Progreso reports from Rome that Italy will stay neutral. An unconfirmed dispatch claims Austrian forces were annihilated by Servians near Belgrade with Austrians retreating toward the Danube. German troops reportedly entered Liege but forts resisted and Belgian forces seized 27 German cannon. The St Paul sails for Liverpool as transatlantic voyage resumes. Amphion sunk by mine. Koenigin Luise suspected. Russians repulsed near German frontier.
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Emperor Francis Joseph Faces War Risk Amid Decline
The aging Austrian emperor stands at the center of a widening crisis as his faltering rule sparks global concern. Death of his only son and the heir’s loss deepen the dynastic turmoil fueling speculation about imminent conflict.
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