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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
8
Fragmentary text reports the Prinz Eitel internment at Norfolk Navy Yard during wartime. It mentions European theater actions, commerce interdiction, and steamers under protection, with broken phrases referencing occupation and naval operations.
Correspondence notes near the history of the Constitution and a German cruiser seeking neutral assurances. Admiral Beatty informed of internment plans for the crew while provisions to disable propulsion and radio reportedly met presidential neutrality proclamations. Port facilities at Norfolk and Newport News discussed for temporary layovers and crew housing as orders outline surrender and parole terms at several yards.
The Theseus, a British steamer from Liverpool, fled after being shelled by German submarines on March 9 off the southwest of Bush. The crew abandoned ships briefly, and the submarine was seen to pursue a small steamer flying a women’s flag before turning away. The Theseus sustained multiple hits but continued at speed, with some crew injured and temporary repairs made as the chase carried on through rough seas.
Washington April 9 The federal employment bureau released figures showing 14,000 workers found work in February amid government relief efforts. The report notes ongoing transfers to agricultural districts to relieve urban congestion and address labor shortages, with limited details on specific relocations or employer needs.
A dispatch from New York notes 600900 refugees in France and 00090 Belmin from the war zone as the American Fleet Clearing House reports. The refugees are reported as thin and nearly emaciated, with relief efforts focusing on clothing and food as soon as possible.
A terse federal reserve tour statement declares no conflict between state and federal authorities over banking functions. The note says state laws govern bank operations when banks act as trustees executors and administrators. No other conflicts or authorities are identified in the document.
A deadly brawl at Howell School House Lotart West Virginia during a school entertainment ends with multiple men injured and two deaths. The clash reportedly stems from an old feud between brothers and several participants, including Pomecky Ohio Api Earl Shi ley and Bosworth, among others.
Athens April 9. Venizelos declared at a meeting of his party that he has decided to retire entirely from public life after the dispute between King Constantine and the former premier over Greece's cession of havala to Bulgaria. The king reportedly did not approve Prime Minister Gounaris's statement.
Washington April 4 A state department circular invites U S merchants to submit proofs of ownership and payment for goods purchased in Germany and on hand to British embassies. The aim is to prevent seizure and secure release for shipment, with details on timing and documentation urged for March purchases and prior payments.
A veteran captain who faced a German submarine during a steamer attack is honored for leadership. The crew, including the captain, struggled as the submarine shelled the vessel and sank the ship, with several officers awarded watches and recognition for courage amid the peril.
A speaker from Atlanta urged approval of proposed rate increases at a hearing noted for testimony on freight charges. The advocate argued that rail shipping costs should reflect valuation and tonnage, warning that rising rates would be borne by consumers.
A dynamite blast heavily damaged the Serbian club at Broadway and destroyed surrounding buildings. The club, once used as a headquarters, suffered extensive wreckage but the fire was contained. Police investigations are underway with no injuries reported so far.
Dispatches report the Pekin talks nearing an end as negotiators from American and Japanese sides exchange views. Observers note potential progress despite mutual caution, with officials signaling possible settlement terms and ongoing efforts to align policy in the Asia theater.
scrambled OCR reads of a coastal defense note describe motorboats on guard and armed crews near a port. references to a committee, a breach or alert, and a patrol event on a February or March date with unclear specifics.
An American, identified as Kuupferle, is detained by British authorities on charges of sending military information to Germany. Reports indicate the suspect possessed an American passport and provided details on a decoding method using invisible ink. Other arrests linked to the case include two additional individuals named Gelerman and Witter.
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