Zeppelins Raid Over England Kills Women and Children
London reports a German airship raid over the English coast last night. Official statements list nine women and four children killed, plus one man, with several others wounded. One Zeppelin was damaged by gunfire and towed to Ostend before being destroyed by aircraft from Dunkirk.
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They Are Able to Pay but Refuse to Settle With the Government
The Treasury Department announced that Secretary McAdoo will publish names of those able to pay who have not settled money advances used to aid repatriation from Europe at the war's outbreak. Sums owed stretch into thousands of dollars.
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Steps Toward Building 110 Miles of Good Road
Several thousand people gathered in New Albany to back 110 miles of quality road linking New Albany and Indianapolis and tying into the Dixie highway from Chicago to Miami. Led by Indiana Dixie highway commissioner Thomas Taggar, plans outline forming county groups to complete each link and seek fall acceptance of the Indianapolis New Albany section.
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South Wins Fight for Split Ticket Victory
The Interstate Commerce Commission voided railroad rules that would block through baggage check and through Pullman travel on mileage books between the South and East. The decision preserves through service for travelers from Atlanta to New York and other routes, a win credited to Southern business groups and The Constitution. The ruling rejects the railroads’ push to abolish through checking and joint fares, noting that denying incidental services harms travelers at gateways to northern and southeastern regions.
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Private and parochial schools to report to state
Montgomery August 16 all private denominational and parochial schools must make regular reports to the state educational department under a bill approved by the senate and sent to the governor for signature.
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Overlooking the Obvious in Advertising Strategy
The author argues that missing the obvious harms advertisers. He suggests Constitution ads reach money spending readers daily, forming purchase impulses and boosting sales and profits by targeting those with dependable spending power.
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Constitution
Allies Strike at Dardanelles to Aid Russians
London reports intensified allied action at the Dardanelles to support Russia against Austro German pressure. Fresh landings and gains near Krithia and Sari Bair are claimed with Turkish forces reportedly dispersed. Prisoners and materiel captured include 630 troops, a Nordenfeldt, bomb mortars, machine guns, and rifles. Turkish confirms a minor advance near Ari Burnu but claims success in dispersing landings.
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Father Kidnaps Babe And Hides From Wife Behind Bars
Ellie McCoy aged 18 months, child of W P and Mrs W P McCoy of 1083 Highland Ave, is in Fulton county jail ward on the fifth floor. The father faces municipal court over a warrant for cruel treatment as police seek Billie’s location after he was seen peering from behind iron bars and swinging on steel cots.
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Cotton Question Excites England Across UK Press
London August 11. Cotton is the morning paper topic with editorials urging contraband declaration or sympathy for Britain’s stance. The Morning Post notes injury to the United States if Germany’s blocking continues, while The Daily Telegraph calls for neutral frontiers and arranged support. The Times cautions the issue is delicate and complex. Continued on Page Two.
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Cordele Man Aged 70 Dies by Own Action Jury Finds
A coroner's jury in Cordele Georgia ruled that J T Hughes about 70 a saw millman and farmer living four miles east of Cordele died by his own hand from strychnine. His body was found in his bed with a vial nearby after family members went to pick cotton. No sickness or motive was reported and he had been to Wilcox County Monday. The Hughes family included his wife and several children.
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Senate W A bill passes houses by a big majority
The general assembly moves on the final regular session day with major bills on teacher pay and anti paralleling, while prospects of a renewed filibuster loom. The Western and Atlantic railroad measure passes, prompting committee opposition and calls for extra sessions if needed.
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Two U S Battleships Hurrying to Vera Cruz
Mexican port PAN AMERICA reports two U S battleships rushing to Vera Cruz to protect foreigners as diplomats reassemble in New York to resume consideration of the Mexican question and urge a final appeal for peace and order.
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Police Board Adopts Resolution On Closing Atlanta Red Light District
By a unanimous vote the board of police commissioners adopted a resolution introduced by Commissioner Verney and seconded by Commissioner Vaughan commending Atlanta policemen connected with closing the old red light district and crusading against vice. The eightballot race for captain ended with I Dobbs elected on the twelfth ballot. Ryan elected sergeant. E F Davis and Carterone won minor posts. A recess led to an efficiency test for all candidates. Continued on Page Two.
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Wilson Orders Battleships to Vera Cruz Amid Mexican Tensions
President Wilson authorized naval movements with two battleships held in readiness and ordered to Vera Cruz as part of a cautious response to the Mexican crisis. Officials stressed the action aims to protect foreign interests and support the Pan American conference, with further reports from Vera Cruz awaited. The move follows cables from Commander McNamee and discussions between Secretary Lansing and Rear Admiral Benson.
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Thundershowers Forecast Across Washington and Georgia
Local weather report predicts thundershowers in Washington and Georgia from Wednesday into Thursday. Temperature likely around 70s with highs reported near 74 degrees. Rainfall in the past 24 hours and monthly deficiency figures are noted with cautious optimism for improved conditions.
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