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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1914

Page

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Legislature Nears Close of Session Amid Sparse Bills

The legislature moves toward adjournment with only three days left and few laws passed. Three new counties Bacon Barrow and Candler have been created, Evans county awaiting senate action. Health boards may be established by a lone general measure while highway commission bills await conference. Prohibition bills and several appropriations face uncertain fates.

Senate House General Assembly J. O. Adams Hall County Temperance Committee Tne Sheppard Board of Education Georgia Blackburn Fulton Atlanta Huie Bacon Barrow Candler Evans County Bleckley and Wheeler

Bells Toll for Mrs Wilson Proclamation in Georgia

Governor Slaton issued a proclamation suspending state business for five minutes at 2 pm on August 13 1914 for the funeral of Mrs Woodrow Wilson in Rome Georgia Rome obse rs the national mourning with bells tolling along the south and a closed white house and Capitol.

John M. Slaton Jash Wight Woorow Wilson Rome Woodrow Wilson United States Georgia Tils John M. Slaton Washington Executive Mansion Senate House White House Sylvester Beach Princeton J. H. Taylor First Corinthians St. John Houses of Congress Atlanta Margaret Wilson Francis B. Sayre W. G. McAdoo Stockton Axson Wilson Wileson George Howe Tumulty Cary Grayson U. S. Nu James Woodrow Spartencure S&c Alethea Axson Carrie Helle Axson Bryan Lacy Smith

How to Find Desirable Rooms or Board

The Constitution runs a Bureau of Boarding and Rooming Information inviting all to use its free service. Experienced clerks, well informed on desirable places, assist in finding a home. Renters and boarding houses can list with the bureau by telephone M. 5000 or AT. 5001.

The Constitution Wact Constitution Boarding and Hooming House Information’ Bureau

Eight Hurt When Auto Crashes Into Car

Eight people were injured when a heavy seven passenger automobile struck an incoming Buckhead street car near Governor Slaton's residence. Injuries ranged from a broken arm to severe bruises. Miss Ruth Rosser protected her six month old nephew during the crash.

Peachtree Road Buckhead John Slaton Walher Rosser Ruth Rosser Charles Shelton Luther Rosser Shelton Gordon Street Frank Eskridge S. A. Pegram Atlanta Hospital W. ©. Jarnigan Street Railway Company Judge Rosser Errone Huth Rosser

Alex King and Party Bound for Home on New Amsterdam

A cable received by Jack Spalding reports Atlanta lawyer Alex King and his party are safe and en route home aboard the New Amsterdam. The group includes Mrs. A. W. Calhoun and Miss Berrett Calhoun. They sailed from Rotterdam and arrived with the Plymouth peers.

Alex King Party New Amsterdam Atlanta Jack Spalding

Plan of the German Attack on France Revealed by Map

The map explains three Rhine-origin routes into France. Route one from Colesne via Aix-la-Chapelle to the Meuse near Lique enters between Maubeuge and Givet. Route two runs from Coblenz up the Moselle to Luxemburg, Longwy, and Stenay. Route three follows Mayence to Strassburg then Saverne gap toward Luneville and Nancy.

France Rhine Francs Colesne Aix-la- Chapelle Meuse Licke Frante Maubeuge Givet Ose Bambre Paris Berlin Sambre Et Meige Florus Coblenz Moselle Luxemburg Longwy Stenay Duke of Brunswick Verdon Valny Mayence Strassburg Saverne Gap

Germans Barred By Allied Troops At Liege Occupation

Belgium and French forces halt the German advance as Liege falls under German occupation. Brussels reports say pressuring French troops north of the Meuse drive the retreat. Belgian, French and British units plan a concerted counteroffensive with Allied treys uniting under Belgian command.

Brussels London Meuse Albert Anglo-Frecch-Delgien Treeys

Great Slaughter of German Troops Reported Near Maastricht

London dispatch cites Rotterdam and Maastricht observers describing German bridge rebuilding near the Meuse as deadly. A pontoon bridge was shot away, German regiments suffered heavy losses, a Belgian survivor says the Germans were annihilated, and wounded to be moved by raft from Maastricht to All Maas.

London Daily Telegraph Rotterdam Meuze Rotterdam Courant Maastricht Belgium Hospitala Allmaas

Local Thunder Showers Forecast Across Several States

The forecast predicts local thunder showers on Monday and Tuesday across Georgia, the Carolinas, Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, and East Texas. Virginia is unsettled with likely showers. Temperatures and timing vary, with generally fair conditions in parts of the south on Monday and Tuesday.

Georgia North South Carolina Alabama Florida Mississippi Louisiana Texas Virginia

Conflicting Reports On Liege and Belgian Fronts In War Dispatches

Dispatches from Berlin claim Liege fell to German forces while Belgian, French, and British sources say the forts still resist. Belgian staff report the German advance halted and a German offensive ended. Reports also note Turkish forces near Bulgaria, Emperor William traveling to the Alsatian frontier, and naval skirmishes with a submarine sunk.

Liege Berlin Albert Belgium Namur Athens Bulgaria William Alsatian France Austria Germany Paris Pekin Tokio London Japan Tsing-Tau

Kaiser Races in Auto to Front London Frontiers

A Rome dispatch to The Daily Mail reports Emperor William leaving Berlin by motor toward the Alsatian frontier. Basel dispatches claim German forces evacuated Sankt Ludwig near Basel and anticipate a major battle on the Franco Swiss frontier. Paris commentary notes the move signals preparation for large French conflict.

London Rome Daily Mail William Berlin Journal Des Debats Alsatian

Austria Sends Troops Against France in Early War Move

Reports from Rome London and Paris state Austrian forces mass near Basel and cross into German territory toward the French frontier. Dispatches note 40,000 Austrian troops near Basel with German and French units nearby, and word that the Fifteenth Army Corps may cross into Germany to join action against France.

Rome London Tyrol Leopoldscoche Baden Basel Switzerland Alsace the Times Berne Swiss Paris Austria Germany

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Kaiser William Finral Highway Commission Mrs. Wilson H. Ulm Telephone M Ati Luther Rosser, Sr Ruth Seana Deon Besanqon Bel Gium Honora of Peon Kaiser
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