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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1915

Page

3

Russia Girds Self for Long Struggle

The first Russian Duma session pledged to focus on mobilizing resources and producing military supplies. Rodzianko and Sazonoff urged unity, autonomy for Poles, and support for allies. The address condemned German warfare and the Lusitania sinking, while stressing neutrality and cooperation with Sweden, Italy, and other nations in pursuit of victory.

London Duma M. Redzianko Ruzsky M. Goremykin Vladimir Bourtzeff Paris Russia Reuter Petrograd Bmperial Michael Viladimirovitch Rodzianko Ruaala M ‘Rodzianko Modzisnko Ous Sergius Sazonoff M. Sazonom Suzanoff Urah Italy Sweden Stockholm MM Sazonof Germany United States Lusitania Wilson Dardamelles Gal- Upgu Sazonoff Auia Minor PSET

Poland and Russia Unity Under War Leaders Endorse Victory

War ministers Polivanoff and Goremykin address Russian resolve amid heavy Polish questions. They warn Warsaw’s strategic weak point may yield under larger enemy forces, while pledging autonomy talks postwar. The emperor orders bills granting Poland rights to organization under the Russian scepter and calls for impartial national policy and unity for victory. The message highlights sacrifices, preparation, and a shared belief in eventual triumph.

1812 M. Polivanoff Russia Warsaw E ‘Escow Vicory M. Goremykin Poland Duks

Plans Approved for Six Big Cruiser Destroyers

Washington August 1 Plans for six Big cruiser destroyers authorized by the last congress have been approved. They will be the first vessels whose design has been influenced by the European war. Naval information abroad was scrutinized closely by constructors before plans were drawn. The ships will reach 20 knots, displace 1125 tons, measure 310 feet overall with 30 foot beam and 8 foot mean draft. Each destroyer will carry four triple torpedo tubes, a four 4 inch guns battery and two 1 pounder anti aircraft guns. Bids for construction will be opened October 1.

Washington Department

Bridge Parties Do Not Spare Time for Gossip

From The Lafayene Courier the note that bridge players keep busy with cards leaving little chance for gossip. It also reports Canada will spend 785000 dollars this year on maintenance of experimental farms.

LaFayene Canada

Rise and fall of the Persian empire lecture

Dr Thornwell Jacobs, president of Ogrethorne University, spoke at Central Congregational Church on the first Aryan nation in history. He traced Persia from Kaikhosrou Cyrus to its decadence, warning that the same quest for pleasure endangers nations today.

Thornwell Jacobse Ogrethorne University Central Congregational Church Jacobs Persia Kaikhosrou Cyrus Dr. Jacobs Jacoba

Troops Take Charge of Massena Strike Situation

Massena officers call in three companies of state militia from Malone and Ogdensburg to quell the Aluminum Company of America strike after a deadly riot. Sheriff Day and deputies faced hostile strikers at a bridge entrance as a policeman was clubbed. militia arrive to restore order and stay until calm is restored.

Massena, N Malone Ogdenburg Aluminum Company of America Sheriff Day St. Lawrence County Massena

Labor groups oppose embargo on munitions

Washington August 1 A two day labor peace council convention comprising farmers and labor bodies adopted a memorial urging Congress to authorize the president to place an embargo on war munitions to belligerents. Oliver Wilson of the National Grange presided as delegates tried to pass resolutions backing the administration in keeping the United States from entering the European war.

Washington Labor National Peace Council Witson Congress Oliver Wilson National Grange Peace Council

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