War Will Be Long, England Believes in Defiant Clash
London reports a major battle from the Noyon region to the Meuse near Verdun ahead, with tighter front lines and heavy artillery. Allies seek to turn German flank as Kitchener warns the war will be long. Indian troops expected for support. Paris says situation unchanged. Germany retreats from Termond. Fishguard sinks in gale with 21 drowned. Emden sinks five British steamers. hospital service ordered to care for wounded Germans. A peace pact demonstration in Tokyo with US envoy Guthrie discussed American Japanese alliance.
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Fourth Army for England Being Formed
London reports Earl Kitchener, secretary of war, outlined British help to the French, noting over six divisions in France, two cavalry divisions aiding regular forces, and plans for a third and a fourth army in formation.
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Germany seeks Allied peace terms via U.S. envoy
Washington reports that Germany informally asked the United States to obtain from Britain France and Russia a statement of peace terms. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg spoke to Ambassador Gerard in Berlin after U.S. inquiries into William II's desire to discuss peace. President Wilson gave no visible commitment, awaiting Gerard's fuller report while diplomats hope for a working basis from Berlin.
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Wilson Orders American Troops From Vera Cruz
President Wilson announced that he ordered American troops from Vera Cruz because he believes the Mexican forces now in control can manage affairs. In London, Sir Cecil Spring-Rice said Sir Lionel Carden’s quoted criticism did not reflect the British government. The British foreign office denied any official information about Carden’s interview and endorsed Spring-Rice’s note that Carden would repudiate it.
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Mexico
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Public Schools Enroll 300 More Than Last Year In Sept
Public school enrollment climbs by about 80 since opening day, totaling over 2650 across day and night sessions for white and colored students. Meigs street will move to Childs street high school building after Hugh Rowe park high school opens, with a new clock system to regulate bells and gongs across the building.
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O'Farrell Brokerage Authorized to Buy Bale Cotton
The buy a bale movement expands nationwide with Liberal purchases. O'Farrell Brokerage Co. received authorizations from The J. C. Lysle Milling Co. of Leavenworth Kansas and The Cudahy Packing Co. of Chicago to buy a bale each. Dates and terms are listed, urging local citizens to join the effort to relieve southern congestion and bolster the movement.
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Leavenworth, Kans
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Chicago
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Nine Die In Memphis Streetcar Crash With Freight Train
Memphis on September 17 reports say nine people were killed and more than fifteen injured when an Illinois Central freight train crashed into a crowded streetcar near Binghampton. The suburban car was struck mid train and hurled over an embankment as the freight cars toppled onto it. The conductor sustained minor injuries and about thirty-five passengers were aboard.
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Illinois Central
Binghampton
Packing Hous es Visitors Aid Georgia Meat Saving
Mr Jas E Downing of the United States Department of Agriculture and Dr Parker an architect are in Brooks county to study local packing house conditions. They aim to show farmers better meat raising and preservation methods, promising incalculable value to the state.
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Georgia
Fifteen Million Bales Goal Drives National Plan
Citizens rally around a bold plan to produce fifteen million bales of cotton this fall, with a focus on securing sufficient labor and resources. Authorities stress the urgency of organized effort to meet the target and stabilize the supply for the coming season.
Southern Railway to Hold Landmark Stockholders Meeting
Richmond Sept 16 The next annual stockholders meeting of the Southern Railway Co will be held Oct 13 at ten a m in the Times-Dispatch Building Richmond The meeting will mark the first time stockholders vote directly as the voting trust dissolves Directors will be elected to fill vacancies and the 1914 and 1916 class seats. The event is expected to draw a large attendance and signal a new era for the company amid a buy a bale movement raising spot prices to 9 1 2 cents per pound.
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Dr Roy E Curtis Resigns From University Position
The University of Georgia faculty meeting accepted the resignation of Dr R B Curtis from the school of commerce associate professorship in applied economics. He notes his departure came after two years heading the new department focused on finance and business administration. Chancellor Barrow was authorized to fill the vacancy.
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Firing Line Man Talks of Cotton Situation in New Light
N K Smith traveling man and editor of the Constitution's Firing Line department, visiting Athens, offers an optimistic interview on cotton. He argues cotton can outwear leather, credits rising prices, and predicts demand and investment will favor producers. he also critiques the cotton exchange and notes bankers keep credit circles intact to avert collapses.
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Fire Threat on Winnie Davis Hall Prompts Alarm
Yesterday noon a fire threatened Winnie Davis Memorial Hall on the State Normal School campus. A rubbish pile left by a careless servant sparked smoke that bent walls slightly but caused no panic. City fire department arrived swiftly, saving the building from major damage.
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Minnie Phillips Dies at Fourteen Near Barnett Shoals
Miss Minnie Phillips age fourteen died from fever yesterday at her parents home near Barnett Shoals about 9 am. Funeral today at 4 pm at Barnett Shoals with interment in the local cemetery. Rev Davis to lead services. The girl was a Sunday school member and beloved by all.
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Tibbetts Announces Candidacy for Fourth Ward Alderman
In the Banner issue the notice states J F Tibbetts enters the race for Fourth ward alderman. Tibbetts, president of Southern Manufacturing Co, is a well known city businessman who has urged wide citizen support and would be a capable council representative if elected.
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All Combines Look Alike to Department
Washington reports the department of justice denied claims that Attorney General Gregory would not consider general marketing organization of naval stores factors and operators. The note suggests a focus on potential regulatory actions and market structuring in naval stores.
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Young pianist Beryl Rubenstein earns praise in Asheville recital
Article notes Rubenstein a sixteen year old pianist drawing enthusiastic reviews at Asheville, likening his technique to Rosenthal and praising his tone color and pedal control. It cites his Chopin A minor etude and Blue Danube Waltz as standout performances and mentions upcoming engagements across Columbus Cleveland Nashville Montgomery Mobile Memphis and other circuits.
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