German Ambassador Involved in Recall Crisis Over Dumba
Washington reports that President Wilson seeks recall of Austrian ambassador Dumba has widened into a wider issue involving German attache Captain Von Papen and Austrian Consul General Von Percked. Officials say Germany’s Count Von Bernstorff may face recall, raising fears of strained German relations and renewed submarine warfare tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Dumba
Franz von Papen
von Percked
New York
Count von Bernstorff
von Papen
Germany
Berlin
Bond Commission Names Members for October Nominations
The bond commission led by Col. C. M. Snelling selects names to submit to the mayor and council for October, when two members will be elected. The panel reviews its progress and notes the city has met all bonded indebtedness demands to date.
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Col. C. M. Snelling
Mr Lee Morris Back From East Tours Local Clothier
Mr Lee Morris a leading local clothing merchant returns from two weeks in New York and eastern markets where he selected fall and winter goods. He has built a strong business in clothing and allied lines. Delishus Cakes and Simply Delishus items are advertised with prices and note fresh baking.
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Lee Morris
New York
Dollar to Take Dominant Role in World Markets
The Federal Reserve Board urges the U S dollar to lead international finance and become the medium for paying all United States exports and imports. Revised regulations on rediscount of bankers' acceptances by Federal Reserve banks allow renewal under certain conditions to push the dollar into dominance.
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AsSociated Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Carranza rejects peace conference invitation
Carranza declines Pan American mediation to join leaders for peace arguing interior affairs require sovereignty and foreign interference must be avoided. He offers a border meeting to discuss recognition and the attributes of his government.
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Vera Cruz
Carranza
Wilson
Jno
Republic
School Pastor Plans Second Degree At Georgia University
Rev Eugene L Hill longtime pastor of First Presbyterian Church will enroll at the University of Georgia next week to pursue a sociology major and minor courses. He holds BA MA and Doctor of Divinity degrees and has addressed numerous commencements. Previous notable figures in Georgia education also pursued further study later in life.
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Eugene L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
University of Georgia
Hill
Southwestern University
Tennessee
Presbyterian Synod of Georgia
Judge Bleckley
Supreme Court
M. L. Troutman
First Methodist Church
Neal of Navy draws crowds at Elite in Athens
The second installment of Neal of the Navy thrilled theatergoers at the Elite yesterday. Athens audiences saw Lillian Lorraine and William Courtleigh promoted as the new stars and the film praised as a clear first release. Also shown was Essanay’s Vain Justice two reel picture with southern scenery around Chattanooga and a Chaplin lookalike performing live.
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Neal
The
Navy
Banner
Lillian Lorraine
William Courtleigh
Athens
Chattanooga
Tenn
Missionary Ridge
Lookout Mountain
National Cemetery
Charlie Chaplin
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits at Athens Market Ad
Mr Jossey invites today’s shoppers to call for all fresh vegetables from the Athens Market. He offers fresh country eggs fat fries and hens apples and pears. Contact Arnold and Abney at phone 1076 or 1176 for details and specials.
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Jossey
Athens
MR. Jossey
Anglo-French Commission Arrives in New York
The Anglo French commission arrived in New York today seeking a large credit to meet bills in America. They met a large group of financiers at a reception.
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Associated Press
New York
Anglo- French Commission
America
Expected German Offensive Near French Lines Reported
British and French fronts recount a looming German push in the west with assaults on Vosges and Argonne trenches. French say gains cited were limited with heavy losses and gas use. Austrian and German efforts target rail lines from Brest Vilna toward Dvinsk, Vilna, Lida, and Rovno.
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London
Vosges Mountains
Artes
Argonne Forest
Hartman Weilerkopf
Advertising man Alf Ford says gun wound not accidental
Statement attributed to Alf G Ford, an Atlanta advertising man, says he did not shoot himself accidentally and did not accuse anyone. Ford was found wounded in his bedroom, with his wife stating he told her he shot himself while twirling the pistol.
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Ford
Atlanta
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Alf. G. Ford
Father's Quick Action Saves Baby From Crash
Mr W R Tindall and his two year old son escaped serious harm when their car rolled on a road to Franklin Springs after a dust cloud from a passing car blinded him. The father shielded the child as the vehicle turned over, suffering bruises and a severe shaking. A nearby car later helped them reach the city.
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W. R. Tindall
Mr. Tindall
South Georgia In Prosperous Shape
Prof. S. V. Sanford returned from a university mission traveling through Thomasville Valdosta Waycross Arlington Quitman and nearby towns. He reports many alumni returning to the University of Georgia and new students arriving in nearly every place visited. Conditions in the region are described as hopeful optimistic and encouraging.
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S. V. Sanford
South Georgia
University of Georgia
Thomasville
Valdosta
Waycross
Artington
Quitman
Return of Sam Woods from Atlanta Trip
Sam Woods arrived back from Atlanta where he represented the Advertising Department of The Educational Monthly a school magazine published in this city Prof F A Merrill of the State Normal School is editor and publisher.
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Athens
Sam Woods
Atlanta
Educational Monthly
F. A. Merrill
The
State Normal School
Rev M A Love to Preach at West End Church
Rev M A Love of Bowersville will preach at both morning and evening services at the West End Baptist Church Sunday for Pastor Rev A L Flury. He headlines the day with a two service appearance and invites the congregation to attend.
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Rev
Love
West End Church
M. A. Love
Bowersville
West End
A. L. Flury
C M Bell Hack Line and Baggage Transfer
Brief notice outlines baggage transfer arrangements for C M Bell with a focus on hack line services and a referenced phone contact. Limited readable details indicate a small classified or notice item about service logistics and contact.
Men’s League Testimony Meeting At Baptist Tabernacle
Last night at the Baptist Tabernacle a men s league meeting featured songs and numerous brief testimonies on Christian experience. The events were described as a source of great good to attendees. Angel Cakes advertised 25c and Devil Cake 10c by Arnold & Abney, Phone 1076.
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Men’s League
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Angel Cakes
Devil Cake
Arnold & Abney
Court on Monday in Athens Faces Light Criminal Docket
The Athens city court will convene Monday morning with Judge West presiding. A crowded civil calendar is expected after a long layoff, while the criminal docket will be lighter as cases proceed with waivers of jury trial or guilty pleas. Attorneys with cases must be present.
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Athens
West
Mother of man in trouble collapses after knife attack
Police arrest Prince Hillsman, alleged attacker of Ella Pruitt at a city party. Ella is reported in serious condition with more than thirty stitches. A misdirected phone message by Hillsman’s brother cleared up but caused initial confusion about blame.
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Prince Hillsman
Ella Pruitt
Hillsman
Kidnapped ranchman tied to Mexico border crisis
Washington reports the ranchman John Lowenbruck was seized by Mexican bandits and held for 2000 dollars after crossing at Columbus New Mexico. Secretary Lansing demanded release and warned Villa amid rumors of fraying order among northern Mexican forces. Two Mexicans killed near Lyford by compatriots deepen border tensions. The border remained quiet at night.
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Associated Press
Washington
Columbus
N. M
State
War Department
State Department
Lansing
Villa
Mexico
Breckenridge
Secrtary Lansing
United States
Brownsville
Texas
Lyford
John Lowenbruck
Mrs. Annie Felder Dies in Commerce Visit
Mrs. Annie B Felder dies while visiting Commerce at her parents home. She was wife of Isaac Felder of Bamberg South Carolina and niece of Mrs J H Mealor of this city. Survived by parents four brothers and two sisters. Body moved to Dorsey parlors for funeral in Bamberg today.
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Annie B. Felder
Commerce
Isaac Felder
Bamberg
S. C
J. H. Mealor
J. H. Black
Messrs
Robert Black
William Black
Edward Black
Harry Black
P. Hughes
J. P. Smith
Cornelia
Dorsey Furniture Company
Augusta
Man Arrested for Obtaining Goods Under False Pretenses
Police arrested G. A. Parks yesterday at the instigation of Mr. Joe O’Farrel and turned him over to the county sheriff. The charge against the man is obtaining goods under false pretenses. Mr. Joss ey says call him to.
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G. A. Parks
Joe O’farrel
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