Britain defends orders in council over neutral trade rights
Three notes from Britain and one from Germany moved through Secretary Lansing on August 2. Britain argues to limit Confederate and German trade via neutrals citing Civil War precedents and US Supreme Court decisions. Berlin counters with treaty and international law points, while both sides await responses. Germany seeks large American flags on ships to aid recognition by submarines.
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London
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Prussia
Vitalitas earth product showcased in major cities
Demonstrations display Vitalitas the earth product in many large cities. Fiouston Texas labs rush to meet demand as inquiries flood in from despairing buyers seeking relief. The ad promises no harmful ingredients and urges sampling at Jacobs Pharmacy, 2% Whitehall.
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Fiouston
Texas
Nature
Vitalitas
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall
Mortuary Notices Record Several Local Deaths
An obituary item from this evening reports the death of Hon. M. H Woodall age 36 longtime Campbell county superior court clerk at his home. It lists his wife three sons and three daughters and funeral plans in Fairburn with Masons and Odd Fellows participation. Also noted is the death of Madison Newton a board member of the university and state college community, among other regional deaths including George W Morris of Stockbridge and Fred Brady age 47. Funeral arrangements for the Brady case will be announced later.
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Janie Marston
Augusta
Spénas
State College
Madison
John T. Newton
University
Exuaffieia
State College of Agriculture
Water Institution
James White
Athens
R. T. Daniel
Griffin
J.’ Lindsay — Johnson
Rome
Newton
Fred
Isruuy
Y. H. Brady
Park. Avenue
Obituaries for Martha Bogajski and Roland Abbott
Martha Bogajski aged 58 died at her Hapeville residence Monday night. She is survived by her husband W. F. Bogajski and ten children. body removed to Poole's chapel. Roland T. Abbott aged 36 died Monday afternoon at a private hospital. He is survived by his mother Mrs. S. C. Abbott and two sisters Mrs. J. R. Black and Mrs. F. P. Starry.
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Martha Bogajski
Hapeville
W. F. Bogajski
Poole's Chapel
Roland T. Abbott
5. C. Abbott
J. R. Black
F. P. Starry
Mystery in Atlanta Woman Fires Derringer Then Vanishes
A young woman named Maud Lawhon of Columbus fired two shots from an automatic derringer on a sidewalk in front of 1050 Marietta street and collapsed as if dead. Det. John Starnes and Officer Sam Webb found a smoking gun, empty cartridges, a suit case with a woman's wardrobe, and a note signed Mauda Lawhon claiming despair over life and family. The woman was hospitalized at Grady under coma diagnosis with physicians unable to determine its cause.
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John Starnes
Sam Webb
Grady Hospital
Angela
Maud Lawhon
Columbus
Webb
Wiley
Stucnes
Mauda Lawhon
Savannah Heavy Gale and Rain Sweeps City
Savannah and Tybee Island endure a heavy gale and downpour as residents flee cottages. Weather officials expect winds not to rise, with the storm centered near Thomasville, Georgia. No major damage reported yet. In South Florida, railways wash out, crops inundate, and Tampa bay area suffers $350,000 plus losses. trains halted, air travel disrupted, and several injuries from washouts.
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West Palm Beach
Germany Needs Money War Loan To Be Issued In September
London dispatch reports German treasury secretary Karl Helfferich announcing a third war loan will be issued mid September. John Lewis Cofer died at a private hospital Monday afternoon. He is survived by three daughters Mrs Greer of Newborn Mrs Slocum and Mrs Blugene Aaron of Atlanta and one son Charles Cofer of Covington Georgia.
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Morrie
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Eijah
John Morris
Germany
London
Karl Helfferich
Scys
Copenhagen
Morning Post
John Lewis Cofer
BF. Greer
Newborn
HV. Slocum
Blugene
Aaron
Atlanta
Charles '‘Cofer
Covington
Chix
Parost
Express
Russians Ready to Evacuate Warsaw
Reports from London indicate Russian and British authorities seek to avoid ungrounded rumors of a separate peace. German fronts report heavy fighting near Warsaw and Mitau with Germans claiming gains in Artois, the Vosges, and across the Vistula while Austro-Hungarian forces advance toward Ivangorod and along the Bug.
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Missing girl case prompts police search in Oakland City
J H Walton of 4 Epworth Street reports four month old ward Lizzie Hammond fled to the Home of the Friendless where she had lived as an adopted child. Walton believes she may return there but she had not appeared by late night. Police continue search for the missing girl.
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J. H. Walton
Epworth Street
Oakland City
Lizzie Hammond
British Submarines Raid Constantinople in August Action
An Admiralty report details British submarines in the Sea of Marmora firing torpedoes at a large 3,000 ton steamer near Mudania pier and a small vessel by Karabigha bay. A gunboat and the Zeitunlik powder mills were targeted as darkness limited confirmation. a railway west of Kara Barnu was bombarded, halting a troop train and blowing up ammunition.
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Pasa
Adolphus Elected First Lieutenant in City Guard
James P. Adolphus, long serving as a second lieutenant in the governor's horse guard, was elected last night to first lieutenant of Capital City Guard Company B Fifth Infantry. He is highly popular in the unit and has faithfully served since enlistment, with friends across the city offering congratulations.
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James P. Adolphus
Secon
Governor's Horse Guard
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Adolphus
Ice Box Burglar Strikes Brady Residence Twice
An ice box burglar visited the back porch of F. M. Brady at 12 West Eleventh Street on a Saturday afternoon and again later that day, taking valuables including a suit, pants, and $4.50 worth of loot but leaving the box itself. Officers B. B. Haslett and Lon W. Evans investigated both thefts.
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F. M. Brady
West Eleventh
Brady
Rokpana
B. B. Haslett
Lon W. Evans
Baltic Sea German Transport Sunk by British Submarine
An official communication from Petrograd said a British submarine has sunk a large German transport in the Baltic Sea. The report, transmitted via London, is dated August 2 and notes the sinking occurred recently.
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Petrograd
London
Senator G Ogden Persons Hosts Banquet For Newspaper Men
Georgia Senate President Senator G Ogden Persons of Forsyth hosted a banquet for close friends of the fourth estate at the Whitecoff hotel last night. Attending were William Gerrard of The Atlanta Journal Ned McIntosh of The Constitution Roger Winter of The Journal Jeff Bailey of The Atlanta Georgian John Hammond of The Macon Telegraph William Flythe of The Georg Odd Howell Foreman of The Constitution. President Persons declined to discuss business and instead spoke in general terms about unity and service.
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G.ogden Persons
Forsyth
Georgia Senate
Whitecoff
William Gerrard
The
Atlanta, Journal
Ned McIntosh
Constitution
Roger Winter
Journal
Jeff Bailey
Atlanta Georgian
John Hammond
Macon Telegraph
William Flythe
Georg
Howell Foreman
Submarine Sinks Clintonia. Eleven Lives Lost
Brest France August 2 The British steamship Clintonia of tons was shelled and sunk by a German submarine twenty miles west of Ar Men ang. Eleven men died and fifteen were injured. Fifty four survivors reached the harbor after wreckage on deck. The Clintonia was en route from Marseilles to Newcastle.
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Ar Menang
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