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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
11
Ardngiai, who ran tweepstored ind, was ordered returned to prison by the governor to serve life for. The article notes previous indulgence with whisky and links to a state institute in Atlanta. It mentions Neal Yves and Hus life in a facility at 889 Goodword Ave Main 2795 for more information.
Reports describe intensified fighting on the eastern front with German and Austrian forces pressing against Soviet and Romanian positions. Austrian and Montenegrin operations are reported halted or repelled in several sectors, while Russian advances push toward key centers in Bessarabia and Bukovina as Allied and neutral observers note shifting front lines and casualties.
Telegram from Nis reporting Serbian legation says Bulgarians attacked near Nish driving back Serbian units, heavy losses on both sides. Bulgarians cited as pressing advance toward Strumuza with guns captured. Serbians counterattacked, recaptured weaponry and pursued retreating forces as new Balkan tensions spark fears of wider conflict.
London April The British steamer Lockwood torpedoed by four German submarines near Start Point Devonshire. Crew saved. Lockwood 877 net tons, 236 feet long. Submarine attack breached engine room. crew evacuated by lifeboat, later picked up by a trawler. Paquerette of Fecamp sunk by German submarine off Etretar, 9 miles southwest of Fecamp. Crew saved. Several sister ships of the same company had passed danger earlier. Eston sunk off Lundy Island March 23 and Cape Finisterre, with range suggesting limited German submarine activity. Norway ship hit by a German shell.
Fragmentary text describes wartime naval movements, wireless restrictions, and inquiries about a ship near a port. It mentions President, Norfolk, and Atlantic fleet concerns, with notes on neutrality rules and potential communications bans. The garbled source limits precise facts.
A telegram reports the American steamer Greenbrier from Charleston to Bremen foundered in the North Sea. Crew landed at Weit in Schleswig, detained at Karkwall Orkney Islands March 12 for investigation, likely returning rather than headed to Bremen. Left Charleston February both loaded with cotton, second U.S. cotton steamer lost in the war zone after Carthaginian.
From the Hergen saga the Norwegian steamer Loevstakken owned by A Olsen & Co was struck by projectiles during the German bombardment of Tiba w and its captain Handaland was killed by a suelling new. The ship, about 2000 tons, reported serious damage.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and roles linked to a committee or civic body. It mentions individuals such as Maso, Hel, Puther, Wallin, Fer, and Comoran, with unclear actions or dates. The text lacks coherent context or events.
Gen Wil Pdlwirks commission troops to quell unrest after unarmed soldiers clash with Panama police. Dozens wounded as rioters throw stones and firings occur aboard a train. authorities detain suspects and deploy guards to restore order.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment references places and events across wartime contexts. It mentions Austria Hungary, Apache, and various place names with unclear connections. The legible content is limited to a jumble of words, numbers, and scattered proper nouns, offering no coherent narrative or identifiable人物.
Reports from London state a Russian colonel was executed for spying. The tense dispatch describes Allied involvement and German connections, noting the execution scene and alleged treason within military ranks.
A customer learns of a better selection at Stetson, where stocks display quality, fitness, and correct style. The ad notes the availability of all new models now, with constant access to the full range.
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