Germany Faces Arabic Tragedy Response Delayed
Washington reports four days pass since the German submarine sank the White Star liner Arabic with two American deaths. Officials say a full statement will follow once all facts are confirmed. Ambassadors and diplomats weigh convoy questions and possible U S action while Germany is urged to explain. Continued on Page Five.
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Atlanta Physician in Russia to Wed Pretty Bride
Dr. Dean F. Winn an Atlanta physician who volunteered with the Red Cross in Russia will marry Miss Alexandra Hartmann, a volunteer nurse, on September 1 at the Hartmann estate in Pachelma Russia. Winn, one of four chosen from over a hundred physicians, served in two hospitals and recently met the czar while being entertained at the Hartmann estate.
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Atlanta
Russia
Red Cross
Alexandra Hartmann
America
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Pachelma
Winn
C. #. Hoberts
East Merritts Avenue
Cooper Wing
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Dr. Winn
Missy Hartmann
Mies Hartmann
Dr. Winh
Hartmann
Cranking His Auto W. C. Lockhart Dies of Heart Failure
W. C. Lockhart aged 39 died yesterday afternoon from apoplexy while cranking his auto in front of 36 Simpson street. Survived by widow two children father and a brother. He had ten years as a representative for W. H. Miles Shoe Co of Richmond Va and was a popular salesman. Body to Greenberg and Bond's mortuary chapel then to Maysville Ga for funeral and interment at his former home.
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C. Lockhart
Lockhart
W. H. Miles Shoe Company
Richmond
Greenberg & Bond
Maysville
Record Exposition Attendance Tops Eleven Million
San Francisco August 28 11 000 000 people seen at the Panama Pacific exposition total attendance reaches 11 000 000 with daily average 80 93 since opening February 20 and average for the last two weeks 79 177.
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San Francisco
Boston firm boycotts Atlanta over Leo Frank case
A Boston company led by Harry L. Bond & Co refused to quote caulking prices for Atlanta waterworks material and said it would not solicit the city’s business until Georgia officials move to arrest and punish those responsible for Leo Frank’s murder. City purchasing agent W. E. Chambers plans to respond that Atlanta and Georgia can endure without further dealings, promising action against the crime’s perpetrators.
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Boston
W. E. Chambers
Avanta
Leo Frank
Harry L. Bond
Chambers
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Bond
Coroner to Resume Frank Lynching Inquest Today
Coroner John A. Booth of Cobb county will resume the inquest into the Leo Frank lynching at 10 o clock this morning in Marietta undertaking parlors with a superior court investigation planned for next Tuesday morning. The censorship board barred moving pictures of Frank funeral scenes and crowd at the lynching after protests by city officials and theater manager Logan.
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Cobb County
Leo Frank
Marietta Undertaking
Superior Court
Leo M. Frank
Crowda
Greenberg & Bond Undertaking
Board of Censorship
Logan
Georgian Theater
W. M. Mayo
JL No
Ragsdale
Walter Taylor
Harrison Jones
W. L Percy
Jones
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Rank Pictures
Pathe
Frank Pictures
Percy
Janee
Censorship Board
Atlanta
Frank
Tren
Charletta
German Leaders Ready for Peace
Amsterdam reports a secret cabinet ministers conference and Reichstag briefing. Helfferich warned that a new war loan would exhaust finances and push Germany toward bankruptcy, while Bethmann-Hollweg urged peace proposals acceptable to Entente members. Moltke supported the chancellor but warned only a fully informed can claim Russian defeat. The meeting failed to pass a moderation resolution and Bethmann-Hollweg vowed resignation if Reichstag hardened to chauvinism.
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Lonson
Karl Helfferich
Helfferich
von Bethmann-Hollwee
Barnhard Dernburg
Hig
United States
Telexraaf
von Moltke
Reichstag
Roth
Germany
Negro Nabbed After Trying to Pawn Bicycle in Augusta
In Augusta on a Saturday night Daniel Cohen a negro tried to pawn a bicycle that Roscoe Rogers a pawnshop manager had left in front of his shop. Cohen fled on foot but was caught when he reappeared at the pawnshop attempting to pawn the wheel. An officer was summoned and Cohen joined the boardinghouse crowd.
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Augusta
Daniel Cohen
Roscoe Rogers
Cohen
Daniel
German naval reverses divert Allied focus from Petrograd push
London reports German setbacks in the Gulf of Riga and Baltic Sea. Ossowetz fortress captured by Germans weakens Russian lines near Brest-Litovsk while Hindenburg’s northward sweep stalls. British bombardment of Zeebrugge disrupts German submarine operations as German center presses toward new defenses.
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London
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Bielék
Leopold of
Bavana
Kieszcze-Leranza
Governors to face mock torpedo attack in naval review
Boston August 23 An unusual session awaits the Conference of Governors with a mock torpedo attack planned as the North Atlantic fleet reviews off Boston Light. Governors and former leaders board the Wyoming with Secretary Daniels to watch maneuvers before southern drills.
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United States
Boston Light
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Daniels
Newport
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Governors Capper
Kansas
William Spry
Utah
Roland Spaulding
New Hampshire
Frank M. Byrne
South Dakota
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Virginia
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South Carolina
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Oklahoma
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Joseph M. Carey
Wroning
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Florida
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Elias M. Ammons
Rolocado
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Check artist preys on Atlanta boarding houses
Police and detectives pursue a suspected flim flam artist working primarily against boarding house keepers in Atlanta. A thin well dressed man about 26 visited Mrs C W Hardy at 70 Capitol Avenue Monday morning seeking a room and offering a check for 18 dollars instead of cash. Miss M L Ligon reported the encounter and another sighting on Peachtree Street, both asking for advance money on checks.
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C. W. Fardy
Capitol Avenue
Capitol Avenue House
Peachtree Street
Negro bellboy charged with attempted assault at hotel
Henry Reese a bellboy for the Metropolitan hotel at 30 Madison Avenue and 431 Auburn Avenue was arrested by police officers Evans Haslett and Williams at 11 26 Monday night on an attempted assault charge against a woman guest. He is held without bond for trial before Recorder Johnson Tuesday afternoon.
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Henry Reese
Metropolitan Hotel
Madison Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Evans and Haslett
Bathing Suit Daringly Worn In Gulf Storm On Ship
Captain W Hansen of the United fruit company steamer Bluefields reported wearing his bathing suit to endure two days of gale force weather as the ship rode out a gulf storm in the recent tempest. The vessel sustained only minor damage upon reaching Mobile, Alabama.
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Mobile
Ala
United Fruit Company
Cap Itain
W. Hansen
Buttermilk Drinkers Poisoned in Columbus Ga
Columbus Ga August 28 Special. Local residents were poisoned after drinking buttermilk that had tainted by ptomaine formed from heat exposure in a hot kitchen. Several became seriously ill for hours but all are recovering. City Health Officer Moncrief urges milk peddlers who enter the city to use covered wagons to shield cans from direct sun to prevent further poison development.
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Columbus
Moncrief
Mexican schooner seized at Pensacola
Pensacola Florida August 28 United States officials took charge of the Mexican schooner Ysidoro. A shipment of arms and ammunition said to be intended for a Mexican revolutionary faction was seized.
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Pensacola
Fla
Ysidoro
United States
Contraband Order Deposits Gold in Southern Banks
Due to a contraband order the secretary will deposit gold in Southern Reserve Banks to rediscount cotton loans. The move aims to stabilize currency and support Confederate cotton financing amid wartime pressures.
Secretly Urges Low Rates to Aid Cotton Growers
Secretary McAdoo announced that no interest will be charged on deposits placed to support the cotton market. The plan contemplates placing up to 20 million dollars in gold with Federal Reserve banks to back warehouse receipts and enable banks to lend on cotton at rates not exceeding 6 percent. The move aims to give southern producers a fair chance to market cotton gradually and keep prices from falling to sacrifice levels.
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McAdoo
Federal Reserve
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Weather Prophecy Pair Washington Forecast Georgia Fall Tuesday
Weather forecast notes likely thunder shower chances across Tuesday with extreme southwest areas expecting the most likelihood. The outlook covers Washington and Georgia with fall conditions and the midweek trend for Wednesday as well.
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