Britons to Fight Until They Win Pledge Meetings Held
British pledge meetings occur across the United Kingdom, Dominions, and colonies. A great gathering is reported in London on August 4 as the public demonstrates resolve and calls for continued effort until victory.
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United Kingdom
Dominions
Colonies
London
London Leads War Rally as Allies Vow Victory Resolve
A mass London meeting in the Opera House and gatherings at Folkestone united royal figures, ambassadors, and leaders to pledge unwavering support for a victorious end to World War I. Arthur Balfour and Sir Robert L. Borden urged persistence, with Canada’s premier declaring iron determination to do its part, and the resolution carried by acclamation.
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United Kingdom
London ‘Opera House
Princenq Victoria
Arthur J. Balfour
Robert L. Borden
Marquis of Crews
Folkstone
Andrew Bonar Law
Sam Hughes
Canalang
Shorncliffe
London
France
Russia
Balfour
Robert
Altea
England
Ural Mountains
Bay of Biscay
Canada
Tennessee Dems Order Senate Primary For 1915 Nomination
Nashville Tenn August 4 The Tennessee Democratic state committee by a 16 to 2 vote ordered a primary for the November 20 1915 United States Senate nomination with a possible runoff on December 15 Senator Luke Lea opposed holding the primary this year and was challenged by Congressman McKellar Congressman Garrett supported a primary this year The exchange followed a committee meeting in Nashville reflecting intra party positions on the election.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennesee
Democratic State Committee
United States
Luke Lea
McKellar
Garrett
Proposes One Night Weds Next Bride's Mother Forgives Couple
A brief engagement ends in a secret Monday night wedding at Wesley Memorial church. Mise Ethel Mae Foil and Casper Maile wed with minimal family notice as Mrs Foil forgives the union upon learning of the marriage. The couple plans a trip to Birmingham before settling at 33 East Baker for home.
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Ethel Mae Foil
Courtland Street
W. A. Foil
Casper Maile
Constitution Malling Rooms
Cooper
Wesley Memorial
Hev
H. H. Harris
Forns
Casper
Fol
Matfle
Birmingham
East Baker
Funeral notices for Mrs L E Bennett and Joseph Rowles
Mrs L E Bennett aged 42 wife of L B Bennett of Queen Mentel and Tila company died Wednesday night at a private hospital at 11 oclock. She resided at 864 North Boulevard and is survived by her husband two daughters Irene and Mary Bennett one son Mr L Bennett and one brother Dr J T Gault. Body removed to Foole's undertaking establishment. Joseph Rowles aged 78 died at the Confederate Veterans home at 8 oclock Wednesday night. He is survived by one brother Harry Rowles of Augusta. Body removed to Poole's.
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L. E. Bennett
Bt L B Bennett
Queen Mentel and Tila Company
North Boulevard
Irene
Mary Bennett
BR. L. Bennett
J. T. Gault
Foole's Undertaking Establishment
Joseph Rowles
Confederate Veterans’ Home
Harry Rowles
Augusta
Poole’ el
Parrott 44 Dies at Home After Illness
BF Parrott aged 44 died at his residence 226 Ivy Street Wednesday night at 9 80 o clock He is survived by his wife and two children Lydia and Mrwin Jr The body was removed to Barclay Brandon's chapel for funeral arrangements
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Erwin Perry
Urwin Perry
Cleveland ‘Avenue
Lydia and
Mrwin, Jr
BF. Parrott
Ivy Treet
Jis
Barclay & Brandon
German Americans Unite In Protest On War Materials Traffic
In San Francisco the National German American alliance adopted a resolution protesting U S war material traffic with enemies of Germany and urged law to bar passenger ships carrying munitions. Delegates rejected an open letter to President Wilson as improper. The alliance, claiming 2 500 000 members, urged neutrality consistency and noted past loyalty while criticizing E ngland and Mexico for interfering with American interests. The convention ended after approving continued influence to curb Maui traffic evils and reporting a German war relief fund total of 478 180 collected since the war began.
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San Francisco
United States
Germany
National
England
Mexico
America
Maui
Tt Wag
Alliance
You Ain’t No Scare, if You Are a Bear Gets Red
Rea TM Russell was taken to the police station after a dispute with Councilman J N Renfroe near the Fourth National Bank. Russell rhymed with the councilman’s horn and was charged with disorderly conduct for provoking disturbances at Five Points.
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Russell
Fowler Street
J.N. Renfroe
Fourth National Bank
E. C. Thornton
Renfroe
Thornton
Fed
Grady Monument
Iron Cross Awarded To Albert Ballin In Berlin
Emperor William confers the Iron Cross on Albert Ballin director general of the Hamburg American Steamship Company in Berlin. The honor was announced as part of wartime recognition for outstanding service to the nation. Ballin oversees major maritime operations via transatlantic routes and Baltic services from Hamburg.
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Battin
Berlin
London
Emperor William
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American, Steamship Company
Best Treatment for Catarrh S S S Removes the Cause
Specialists in catarrh troubles state it is a blood infection. The S. S. S. blood tonic allegedly cleanses impurities, freeing the blood of catarrhal poisons. Promises relief from throat dripping hawking and nasal sores, and social bad breath, with free medical advice offered by the Atlanta company.
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Atlants
Atlanta
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