U S Submarine Probe Finds No Grounds for Action
The Oct 10 dispatch reports a U S inquiry into submarine operations off the American coast finding no grounds for drastic action. Officials noted no violation of international law yet discussed urging Germany against operating submarines near U S waters.
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Associated Press
Long
Lansing
iAmerican
United States
Germany
New York
Colonel House
Ambasador
Gerard
Espange
Berlin
Withdrawal stance by Barragan on troop pullout
Colonel Barragan Carranza’s chief of staff said any agreement to withdraw American troops must include a definite withdrawal date before other Mexico related questions can be discussed by the American Mexican commission. Barragan is traveling with Ambassador Arrendondo to Washington.
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Carranza
Associated Press
San Antonio
Barragan
Mexico
Arrendondo
Washington
Simon Michael Heads to New York for Fall Garment Rush
Simon Michael, buyer for Michael Brothers, departed for New York to expand a show of ready to wear garments as early fall demand surges. The store touts unprecedented buyer rush, strong values, and plans to unveil ten suits dresses and coats from its newest lines.
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Simon Michael
Michael Brothers
New York
Michael
Succoth Services At Synagogue This Week
The synagogue announces services this evening at 8 15 and Thursday morning at 10 15 in celebration of Succoth. Rabbi Hirsch will deliver sermons. The decorated pulpit includes an arbor with fruits and after Thursday service the fruits go to East Athens Neighborhood House under Miss Lane.
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Hirsch
East Athens
Miss Lane
Submarine sightings and sea terror report near Nantucket
Reports state three submarines operated off Nantucket with collisions aboard the U 43 and sightings of conning towers. Captain Gunther Mahr of the Bloomersdyke identified a submarine, while only one sub was confirmed by the crew. The search for the Kingtonian crew was abandoned as destroyers returned to port with the missing presumed rescued.
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Sels
Nantucket
Gunther Mahr
Holland-American Line
Bloomersdyke
Newport
Griffin Leaves to Begin Term
J. W. Griffin formerly president of the Athens Trust and Banking Company and other firms left yesterday with Deputy J. Sears to begin a three year sentence for wrecking the bank. The case was hard fought through more than three years of litigation.
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J. W. Griffin
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Central of Georgia Railway
J. Sears
Prison Commission of Georgia
French Troops Make Gains On Somme Front Two Miles Wide
Frontline reports say French troops bent back German lines along a two and a half mile front from Bovent to Chaulent wood. They captured Bovent outskirts Ablaincourt and most of Chaulent wood. отдельный notes: in Transylvania Germans press Romanian retreat and capture many guns. Berlin claims Allied progress on Cerna river checked. Christiania reports subs sunk by Russian destroyers in Arctic.
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Associated Press
Somme
Bovent
Chaulent Wood
Ablaincourt
Transylvania
Herbulow
Volhynia
Berlin
Cerna River
Christiana
Arctic Ocean
Japanese Premier Terauchi Outlines Policy To AP
Premier Count Seiki Terauchi stated Japan would not take aggressive steps toward the United States or other nations as long as vital interests and dignity are not infringed. He vowed to promote friendly ties with America and said immigration and American problems would not be pursued. He denied plans to threaten the Philippines and asserted U S interests in China would remain unharmed.
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U. S
United
France
Great Britain
Japan
State Department
United States
The
Mote
Tokio
Associated Press
China
Count Seiki Terauchi
America
Philippines
Surprise Party Honors Clarke County Official Capt. T H Dozier
An impromptu party at the Clarke County courthouse honored Capt. Thomas H. Dozier, 82, county school superintendent. Friends and colleagues praised his long service, with Dozier expressing gratitude for the congratulations from the community. Present were J. E. Harry, R. C. Orr, W. A. Jo, and others.
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Court House
Georgia
Thomas H. Dozier
Clarke County
Noted smugglers face sentence in New York court
High cost of living in Florida mocked as Judge Sheppard condemns Hans Edward Thompson and Fred Uffelman after guilty verdicts for smuggling jewelry worth fifteen thousand dollars into the United States. The Florida judge quipped about temptations faced by travelers and the burden of taxi fares and hotel charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Hans Edward Thompson
Fred Uffelman
United States
Sheppard
Florida
Federal Court
Ramona Ends Run at Colonial Before Athens Circus Visit
Ramona the photoplay closes at the Colonial for today and tonight. The film has drawn large crowds after matinees and evening shows, but management says the Athens circus draw justifies a closing pause this afternoon and tonight to avoid splitting public attention.
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Ramona
Colonial
Athens
Big Circus Day In Athens Warns Of Pickpockets
Athens braces for a crowded Ringling Brothers event with security steps at grounds and in town. Officials urge attendees to protect valuables and avoid open doors or unattended property during the parade and performances. Ringlingville staff will assist police to maintain order.
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Athens
Ringling Brothers
Ringlingville
Frost Warnings Issued East of Mississippi River
The Weather Bureau issued frost warnings tonight for all sections east of the Mississippi River except the southern parts of the South Atlantic and Gulf states. The message is from Washington D.C. dated October 10.
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Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Gulf
Directors to Plan for Summer School
Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 10 Directors of the State Summer School for Teachers will meet Wednesday at Athens to plan work for next summer. M. L. Brittain, state school superintendent, announced indications are the attendance next year will be larger than last summer’s record average of 1,000.
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Atlanta
State
Athens
M. L. Brittain
Woodrow Wilson Club Formed in Winder Georgia
Winder forms a Woodrow Wilson club with W. J. Herin president and C. C. Gregory secretary. The group subscribes $40 to Georgia's share of the Democratic campaign fund in under 30 minutes. Subscribers include H. N. Rainey Jr and several others with amounts listed.
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Georgia Fund
Winder Ga
Winder
Georgia
Woodrow , Wilson Club
W. J. Herin
C. C. Gregory
Democratic
H. N. Rainey, Jr
W.D. McCants
C. O. Niblack
J. B Williams
J.M. Williams
T. A. Maynard
Lee
Radford
G. H. Kilgore
W. J. Herrin
W. O. Perry
J. W. Cooper
Community Fund Donations Reported Totaling Forty Dollars
A list of donors and amounts shows contributions including M. J. Kelly 1 dollar D. W. Smith 50 cents J. W. Kilgore 10 cents Flanigan and Flanigan 1 dollar B. Young 1 dollar Will Autrey 1 dollar M. J. Griffith 1 dollar L. A. House 1 dollar J. W. Millsaps 1 dollar W. H. Quarterman 1 dollar W. C. Horton 1 dollar A. G Evanson 1 dollar A. G. Lamar 5 dollars for a combined total of 40 dollars.
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M. J. Kelly
D. W. Smith
J. W. Kilgore
Flanigan and Flanigan
B. Young
Will Autrey
M. J. Griffith
L. A. House
J. W. Millsaps
W. H. Quarterman
W. C. Horton
A. G Evanson
A. G. Lamar
For Sale Car Load of Mares and Horses by Cauthen
Trade offer from Cauthen's Sale Stable at 165 West Clayton Athens Georgia for good young mules or good notes. Ralph Walker, Mer., 165 West Clayton St. Phone 1177. Sellable stock includes several matched teams and well bred mares and horses.
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Cauthen
Sale Stable
Ralph Walker
Mer
Clayton St
Athens
Time signals from Arlington radio rule reach stations quickly
Government radio time signals broadcast from Arlington Virginia are received at all stations nationwide within less than one hundredth of a second, showcasing synchronized timing across the country.
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Arlington
Athens Automobile Show Plans Amid Court Case Details
The Athens Automobile Association outlined plans for the Big Auto Electric Show to be held October 17 18 and 19 at Moss Auditorium. The event features Haughey's Orchestra opening night prizes in a parade led by the S M C band and free cash and merchandise prizes. Exhibits include Athens Railway and Electric, Athens Engineering, Taylor Electric, and a Chero Cola concession. The day includes a High court case, Locklin vs Anderson, over damages in a 1913 false arrest warrant case awaiting jury charge.
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Thomas E. Locklin
John T. Anderson
Locklin
Moss Auditorium
Athens Automobile Association
Haughey
Washington Street
James Music Co
Inmene Show Room
Aera
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Athens Engineering Company
Taylor Electric Company
Chero-Cola
CheroCola Company
Thalians choose officers and new members for college year
Thalians personnel for the year were selected with an unusually large turnout. Named as members are Frank Harrold Americus Sam Kasowicz Fitzgerald D. H. Magill Hartwell Howard H McCd eill Atlanta Robert O Callaghan Athens and Arthur Pew Atlanta Louis Morrison of Atlanta is president Other officers chosen include Cecil McPhail Athens publicity manager T F Davidson executive committee Rolf Sims Atlanta W D Miller C McPhail President Morrison and the director Miss Mary Lyndon The Thalians plan to do better work this college year.
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Then
Frank Harrold
Americus
Sam Kasowicz
Fitzgerald
D. H. Magill
Hartwell
Howard H.mccdéil
Atlanta
Robert O'Callaghan
Athens
Arthur Pew
Louis Morrison
Cecil McPhail
T. F. Davidson
Rolf Sims
W. D. Miller
C. McPhail
Morrison
Mary Lyndon
Thalians
Sporting Blood at the Strand Portrays a Vengeful Turf Tale
William Fox presents Sporting Blood at the Strand, a photoplay where Mary Ballard and Jim Riddle plot revenge against gambler Dave Garrison who ruined Mary’s brother. Dorothy Bernard and Glen White star as the sleuths who swap racehorses to outwit the racing king in a series of adventures.
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William Fox
Strand
Dorothy Bernard
Glen White
Miss Bernard
Mary Ballard
Dave Garrison
de Witt C. Jennings
Mr. White
Jim Riddle
Garrison
Riddle
Mary
Shooting Star
Bay Belle
Ray Belle
Warrison
Recorder's court clears idling case and drives woman from town
In a busy session Judge Price lurid traffic law violations dominated dockets as seven speeders faced charges. Ed Hill a colored man was nabbed by plainclothes officers for harness theft with two sets recovered. 4H Mattox jailed for whiskey in hand forfeiting $50 bond and hack license. A Sedalia firm tests a new method soliciting electric railway work house to house and by papers as it forces exit for Mary and Jim Riddle.
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Ed Hill
T. Mattox
Sedalia
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First Methodist Church
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