Turkey Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Entente and Servia
London reports Turkey has severed diplomatic relations with the Triple Entente and Servia. Turkish representatives abroad are recalled or depart soon. Britain Russian actions followed, with Fort Akabah destroyed and Dardanelles forts bombarded as Allies eye Balkan responses. Bulgaria remains neutral but mobilizes amid possible regional war.
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Associated Press
London
Turkey
Triple Entente
Servia
Black Sea
Germany
Fort Akabah
Arabia
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Balkan
Greece
Bulgaria
Kaiser's Warships Off English Coast Stir Debate
The English press debates German naval moves near Britain as naval experts doubt a major raid, suggesting mines and a strategic lure to draw British ships. Official land reports show modest changes with Germans abandoning Yser positions while pressing at Ypres and consolidating reinforcements for a coast attempt. Russian dispatches claim German defeats in East Prussia and retreats on other fronts, with Austro German forces advancing in Poland and Kielce and Sandomir captured along with numerous officers and troops.
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England
Yser
Ypres
East Prussia
Poland
Kielce
Sandomir
Turkish Ambassadors Recalled from France Petrograd and Servia
Constantinople reports the Porte has recalled the Turkish ambassador to France the British chargé d affaires at Petrograd and the minister to Servia.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Porte
France
Great Britain
Év Attairs
Petrograd
Servia
Silence From British Ships After Sea Battle Off Coronet
German accounts claim all German ships escaped unscathed while British cruiser Monmouth was sunk cruiser Goodhope disabled and Glasgow with transport Otranto fled to Talcahuano and hid as Leipzig and Bremen blockaded the port.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Coronet
Monmouth
Goodhope
Glasgow
Otranto
Talcahuano
Leipzig
Bremen
Prohibition voting leans wet in three states
Chicago dispatch notes on election day results from six states. Ohio Washington and California voted wet while Arizona Colorado and Oregon appeared dry. Washington still incomplete with half returns. saloons likely retained in three states and repeals possible in others.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Prohibition
Ohio
Washington
California
Arizona
Colorado
Oregon
Bull Moose gains spread across Georgia counties
Special to The Banner from Atlanta reports unofficial returns from 114 counties showing 21 counties including Gwinnett, Hart, Madison, Oconee, Oglethorpe and Jackson voting Bull Moose. Several other counties stand in the doubtful column.
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Bull Moose Counties
Gwinnett, Hart, Madison, Oconee, Ogiethorpe
Jackson
Atlanta
Appling
Carroll
Colquitt
Crisp
Franklin
Douglas
Glascock
Gordon
Gwinnett
Haralson
Hart
Madison
Oconee
Milton
Oglethorpe
Democratic House Majority Shrinks to Twenty Three
From yesterday's election results the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives is reduced to twenty three. Democrats have 226 seats, Republicans 192, Progressives 10, Socialists 1. Six districts remain undecided with potential three seats each for parties.
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Associated Press
New York
House of Representatives
Senate
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Fresh Dried Fruits Shipment by Arnold and Abney
See our dried fruits fresh shipment of evaporated apricots peeled peaches large prunes seeded raisins etc just received Special prices by the box Arnold and Abney
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Arnold & Abney
Montana and Nevada Back Woman Suffrage in Seven States
Chicago suffrage leaders hailed belated returns showing Montana and Nevada granting votes to women. Nebraska's margin was narrow enough for women to claim the state, while Missouri Ohio North Carolina and South Dakota rejected equal suffrage.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Montana
Nevada
Nebraska
Missouri
Ohio
North Carolina
South Dakota
Consolidation of County Vote Figures in Clarke County
County officials began noon consolidation of general election results at the courthouse and Clarke voters largely echoed yesterday’s totals. Senator Smith led in Clarke with 539 votes, Governor Harris 654, and a four year term amendment passed 645 to 111 while abolishing the county treasurer’s office failed 188 to 356. Official county officers tallied: Clerk 642, Sheriff 641, Receiver 642, Treasurer 641, Surveyor 637, Coroner 635, and three commissioners receiving 620 to 619.
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Clarke County
Smith
McClure
Hardwick
Hutchens
Tribble
Harris
Nen
Clarke
Barrow
Bacon
Candler
Evans
Crawford
Jackson
Dorsey
Mallory
Baron
Weatherly
Bramblett
Hodgson
McLeroy
Two Capitals and Two Chief Executives in Mexico
El Paso reports Mexico runs with two capitals today. General Carranza, at Puebla, ordered his cabinet minister and archives governor to move there. The second capital is at Aguas Calientes where General Eulalio Gutierrez, elected provisional president, presides.
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Land of
Mexico
Associated Press
el Paso
Mexico City
General Carranza
Puebla
Vera Cruz
Aguas Calientes
Eulalio Gutierrez
Sherman Reelected and Gloomy Washington Returns
Late returns show Sherman reelected to the U S Senate by about six thousand as Washington remains in the prohibition column. Southern states prepare to send 105 Democrats to Congress with several reversals by state. Oklahoma North Carolina Virginia and Louisiana show Republican gains. Innes and wife win a court restraining order to delay their delivery in a San Antonio case.
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Sherman
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Lawrence Sherman
United States Senate
Roger Sullivan
Atlanta
Congress
Tennessee
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
House
San Antonio
Victor E. Innes and
District Court
Innes
Stock Yards Close for Disease Outbreak
Chicago officials ordered the Chicago Union Stock Yards closed for several days due to the hoof and mouth disease spreading among cattle in the yards.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Eleven New Haven directors plead not guilty in federal case
Eleven of the twenty New Haven directors or former directors indicted by a federal grand jury pleaded not guilty. Each defendant was released on five thousand dollars bond and given until November 25 to file motions. Officers reported en route from Atlanta. Innes and his wife are held on murder and conspiracy charges in connection with the disappearance of the Nelms sisters of Atlanta. They are wanted in Georgia on two charges of larceny after trust.
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Associated Press
New York
New Haven
Federal Grand Jury
Atlanta
Innes
Brother reported cut to pieces near River Street Bridge
A sister reported her brother Will White, colored, had been cut in about a dozen places on the face neck head back arms and leg. Police hunted Julius Stanley the suspected assailant after phoning physicians to attend White. The incident follows a past accusation of assault involving White and Pink Morton.
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Will ‘White
Julius Stanley
White
River Street Bridge
Pink Morton
Georgia to Host Clemson in Anticipated Classic on Sanford Field
Arrangements for a large crowd next Saturday as Georgia prepares to meet Clemson on Sanford Field. Georgia plans minor lineup changes but keeps core players, with Clemson showing strength after 13 to 0 win over Citadel and 14 to 0 Georgia defeat. Chamber of commerce promotes regional interest across Winder to Jefferson.
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Tigers
Clemson
Sanford Field
Georgia
Mississippi A
Palm Tree State
Citadel
Virginia
Auburn
Cunningham
Peacock
Chamber of Commerce
Winder
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Commerce
Madison
Washington
Watkinsville
Monroe
Lexington
Jefferson
Danielsville
Await Militia Federal Troops Reach Hartford Valley Mine
In Fort Smith on November 4, residents await federal troops ordered by President Wilson to enforce the receivership of the Bache Denman Mine amid recent troubles. Major McClure will lead four troops of cavalry from Fort Sheridan to Fort Smith and may deploy them in the Prairie Creek area.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith
Hartford Valley
Wilson
United States Court
Bache-Denman
McClure
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Prairie Creek
Mr W L Eden to supervise underground conduit work
Mr W L Eden formerly Seaboard Air Line railroad foreman now lives in Gainesville Georgia has been hired by Southern Bell Telephone to oversee excavation for laying underground conduits. Box of Figs 1 75 appears as an unrelated classified item from Arnold Abney.
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W. L. Eden
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Gainesville
Georgia
Southern Bell Telephone Company
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