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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1914

Page

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Unknown Woman Found Dead Behind Piedmont Driving Club

Unidentified young woman in a silk nightgown was found in a stream near Piedmont Driving Club by railroad workers. An inquest at midnight returned a verdict of passing unknown woman by unknown cause. investigators suspect she died at her home and was moved, body left in the wooded river area near Piedmont lake.

Donehoo Piedmont Driving Club Piedmont Lake J W Hurt Forrest Pope Southern Railway Gillespie, Starnes McGill Butler Doneboo

Help Wanted Ad Published In The Constitution

To find domestic or business help you should publish in The Constitution’s Help Wanted section. Write the exact help you need, bring it to the Constitution office, or call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001 and dictate a message to a courteous clerk.

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Macon Becomes Magnet for Georgia Politicians

Washington reports a dramatic plan about Paris defenses, while Macon eyes a meeting of Georgia figures. Senators Hoke Smith and West head toward Macon for the Democratic convention with Atlanta leaders in transit. The event promises the most influential turnout in a decade as statesmen convene, discuss the junior senator position, and adopt a platform at the Capitol City gathering.

Macon Atlanta Tlble County Mets Georgia United States Hoke Smith Washington Dempsey Morris Starral Benater Smith

Auto Books Free Road Guide For Georgia Owners

The Constitution offers free automobile road books detailing every road in Georgia and nearby states. Autoists may obtain these books by visiting the Automobile Department of The Constitution.

Constitution Georgia Automobile Department of the Constitution

Forces of Czar Move Steadily Toward Berlin

Russian war dispatches report steady advances toward Konigsherr, Lwow, and scattered Galicia actions. Cavalry engagements near Tczierikoff and Petrokoff, plus Allenstein capture, indicate German setbacks as Austrians retreat. An infantry regiment reportedly overran part of the Hungarian unit in hand to hand fighting.

Czar Berlin New York Nikolai Golejewski Washington St Petersburg Konigshere Alle Tomashoff Movastyrsiaia Lwow Lemberg Tcierikoff Saidua Allenstein Blachetburg Gumbinnen Allenstein Muhlen Austrade Medenburg Petrokoff Galicia Lmbin Holm

Paris Zone Evacuation Ordered Near Fortresses

The French war office states the military governor of Paris has ordered all residents in the forts zone to evacuate and raze their houses within four days. Reports say German forces advance toward La Fere, eighty miles northeast of Paris, while French and British forces call for all able men to defend the lines as the front line appears to recede.

Washington Paris Neuilly Versailles Vincennés French War Office la Fere Guise London Lord Roberts Heligoland Meuse East Prussia Athens Constantinople Bulgaria Turkey Germany

French Win on Right Lose on Left Paria

Four French army corps on the left drive back the German tenth corps and guards at Guise while the French right advances along Mortagne. Heavy losses for the Germans. In Lorraine French forces occupy a line, left sector less fortunate as Germans push toward La Fere. No Meuse news.

Paria Guise War Office Lorraine Mortagne Meuse Lannoy Lille Ligny L’abbaye Chateau Porcien la Fere la Pere Aisne Laon

160 Trains Move German Troops Through Belgium

Antwerp dispatch reports 160 rail trains loaded with German troops moved from southwest to northeast through Belgium, indicating troop withdrawals due to the Russian advance. German force at Brussels reduced to a minimum. The trains passed through last night according to Reuters sources.

London Belgium Antwerp Reuter Telegram Company Brussels

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