Germans Sustain Intense Attacks in Aisne and Meuse Fronts
Allied and German forces clash from the Oise to the Meuse with heavy fighting around Roye and a northward push toward Arras. French reports claim progress near Arras while Antwerp forts withstand assaults and Belgium sorties are a concern.
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Associated Press
London
Aisne
Roye
Arras
Oise
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Antwerp
Belgium
Brussels
Cractow
Galicia
Paris
Somme
Albert
Lassigny
Southern congressmen urge relief before Congress adjourns
Southern congressmen urged President Wilson not to adjourn until cotton planters’ financial distress is relieved. They asked for $450,000,000 in government loans to planters at three percent. The president said he would discuss the issue with Secretary McAdoo and other leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
South
McAdoo
Campaign to induce farmers to cut cotton acreage
A conference in New Orleans with presidents of the local cotton exchange the board of trade and association of commerce and several bankers and cotton dealers outlined an educational campaign aimed at persuading farmers next year to reduce cotton acreage.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Board of Trade
Association of Commerce
Brays Plans Athens Fish and Oyster House
Mr Charles F Bray moves to Athens Georgia and will open a first class fish and oyster house. He intends a city home and place of business, aiming for a facility matching any city twice its size.
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Athens
Edison
Impeachment Charges Dropped Against Judge Speer
The house judiciary committee filed a report recommending dropping impeachment charges against Federal Judge Speer of Georgia.
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Emory Speer
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Speer
Georgia
Sparta Editor Thomas C Moore Dies at Home
Relatives and friends learned yesterday morning of the death of Thomas C Moore editor of the Sparta Ishmaelite for many years. A former Athens resident born nearby he was known as a good man and a steadfast figure in Georgia weekly journalism.
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Thomas C. Moore
Sparta
Ishmaelite
Athens
Georgia
Dornblatts Arrive in New York for Homecoming
Mr J Van Straaten received word from New York that Mrs J Dornblatt and her children have arrived after several months in Europe. Mr Dornblatt will join them in New York and the family plans to return home Wednesday to a hearty welcome from friends.
West End Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 10 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev A L Flury. Night subject Self Help.
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A. L. Flury
Final mass meeting of Athens retail merchants group
The final mass meeting of the Retail Merchants' Cotton Association of Athens will be held at city hall Monday at 3 PM. Initiation fees of 2.00 are payable to secretary G A Booth by Monday afternoon. Certificates are being prepared and names must be submitted immediately for member privileges.
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Rettail Merchants’ Cotton Association of
Athens
G. A. Booth
Citadel to Tangle with Georgia on Sanford Field Today
The Citadel football team visits Georgia for a 3:30 PM kickoff on Sanford Field. Coach Lucas and an Auburn-trained assistant direct eighteen players and a 160 pound average squad in a potentially pivotal fall season game. Officials include Dr. Jack Swafford with Ross Creekmore or Innis Brown.
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RTS
Sanford
Sheen Ie
Charleston
Citadel
Georgia
Oe Evans
Folger
Citadel Spirit
Lucas
Little Luke
Auburn
Charleston Bunch
Henderson
Hudgens Everett
Alexander , McConnell
Jeffrens York
Bolton Booth
Schaffe Garrard
Shepherd Thrash
Hill Selig
Folger Thompson
Cogswell Broyles
Switzer
Jack Swafford
Ross Creekmore
Atlanta
Innis Brown
Tech
Creekmore
Leo Frank declared innocent in new statement
A dramatic development in the Mary Phagan case sees Leo M. Frank, condemned to die, declared innocent by William Smith, former attorney for Jim Corfley. Smith announced his conclusion after extensive study and offered cooperation to prove Frank’s innocence to officials.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
William Smith
James Connoly
Smith
Atlanta
William M. Smith
Jim Corfley
Frank
Fresh Meats and Seafood at Western Market Today
Fresh meats of all kinds and fish offerings including speckled trout snapper blue fish fresh oysters. Also advertised are string beans New York State cabbage. Contact via phone 451. Arnold Abney and Clarke County Bank advertise loan accommodation for mall borrowers.
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New York State
Arnold &Abney
Former Athens mayor named as official of regional bank
The Federal Reserve Board selected regional directors to represent the government in the Atlanta and Philadelphia banks. In Atlanta, M. B. Wellborn of Anniston Alabama serves as chairman and federal reserve agent, Edward T. Brown of Atlanta is vice chairman and deputy agent, and W. H. Kettig of Birmingham is a director.
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Athens
Regional Bank
Associated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board Today
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Banks
M. B. Wellborn
Anniston
Ala
Federal Reserve
Edward T. Brown
W. H. Kettig
Birmingham
Gridiron Club Plans First Meeting and Banquet
The Gridiron Club, a secret university honor, will hold its first meeting with Governor Slaton as guest of honor. Speakers include Chancellor Barrow Judge McWhorter Hugh Gordon Harry Hodgson and Prof Sanford. A November Terrace banquet will follow the Tech Georgia game and alumni reunion is planned.
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Gridiron Club
Georgia
Governor Slaton
Barrow
Judge McWhorter
Hugh Gordon
Harry Hodgson
Sanford
Tech-Georgia
Cotton Crop Forecast For 1914 At 14.3 Million Bales
The department of agriculture projects a 1914 cotton crop of 14,300,000 five hundred pound bales, the second largest in U S history behind 1911's 15,693,000 bales. Other items include Angel Food Cake and Pound Cake recipes and local advertisements.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Annual District Union Singing Day Planned With Local Leaders
Hundreds are expected at the all day singing event led by Capt Haselton and Prof Vaughan. A day long program features new songs and a class singing with leaders from Georgia and other states. City residents are asked to notify Capt Haselton by 9:30 this morning and contribute luncheon provisions for singers at the auditorium.
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Hastltorn
Vaughan
Georgia
Hagselton
Capt
Haselton
Mexico City convention outcome to be reported tonight
Officials expect the Carranza faction delegates in Mexico City to adjourn tomorrow and reconvene October 5 in joint session with the Aguas Calientes peace conference attended by Villa and Zapata representatives. American troops will not evacuate Vera Cruz before October 11, and port control transfer awaits Mexican authority.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico City
Aguas Calientes
Carranza
Villa
Zapata
Supreme
Georgian Debuts 1914 15 Magazine October Issue
The Georgian literary monthly will debut on October 15 1914 promising a stronger edition this year. Affiliated with college literary societies the magazine will reach every student. Milward W. Martin is editor in chief with Raymond Hastings business manager and a staff of associate editors. Contents announced include a poem and a short story by Milward Martin.
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Milward W. Martin
Raymond Hastings
Stephens Mitchell
T. N. Hendricks
Rayford Wood
Lewis A. Pinkussohn
Milwara Martin
The Trey O Hearts Shows Sea Venture Episode
The Trey o Hearts presents its third episode The Sea Venture a major problem play by Louis Joseph Vance and a headlining comedy The Universal Boy in the Juvenile Reformer offered at the Classic theater noted as home of good pictures with admission five and ten cents.
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Louis Joseph Vance
Imp
Universal
Good Pictures
Junior Auxiliary Meeting at Emmanuel Church
The Junior Auxiliary of Emmanuel church will meet at Mrs. J. Sona residence on Milledge Street Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All are urged to attend. Celery priced at 10 cents per stalk. Cranberries 1b at the St. Arnold & Abney store.
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Emmanuel Church
St. Arnold & Abney
Multiple 1916 World News Fragments Aboard Across Regions
Sherman Texas October collision kills three and wounds others near Louisville and Nashville rail line four miles east. July 24 arrest in Cheyenne Wyoming reported. Governor Maytorena in Sonora declares attack on Naco at daybreak with General Hill entrenched for siege. Canadian Methodist General Conference backs church consolidation. U S gasoline tax cut eyed. auto tax per horsepower debated. Elsinore oil tanker sunk off Central American coast by German cruiser Leipzig. vessel British registered but American owned carrying no cargo.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Naco Sonora
Méx
Maytorena
Sonora
Carranza
Guilfoyle
United States Border Patrol
Naco
San Francisco
Union
Leipzig
Elsinore
Walker Named Circuit Judge in Alabama Nomination
President Wilson nominated Richard W. Walker of Huntsville Alabama to be United States circuit judge for the Fifth Circuit on October 2. The nomination targets the federal appeals court vacancy and follows discussions within the administration about jurist appointments.
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Walker
Alabama
Associated Press
Wilson Today
Richard W. , Walker
Huntsville, Ala
United States
Fifth Distrive
Death of Dorothy Gholston, 7, Reported
Yesterday morning a seven year old girl, Dorothy Gholston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gholston, died. Funeral arrangements had not been made by yesterday evening. The notice also includes local grocery prices from Buchwald's store at 646.
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Little Dorothy
J. W. Gholston
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