Primaries Date in Georgia Fixed by House Measure
The Ways and Means Committee to pass on anti tipping bill. The rotation of judges and divorce bills also move forward. The Georgia primary date is set as the second Wednesday in September by a house bill reported favorably by the general judiciary committee. The measure shifts primary scheduling from the state executive committees to law. The bill covers United States senators, governor, state officers, congressmen, and all state courts and solicitors general. A separate anti tipping bill seeks a tax on railroads and hotels permitting tips. The rotation of superior court judges will divide the state into four sections with rotating judges. The divorce bills are referred to a public committee for review next week.
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Thief Ransacks West End Home In Broad Daylight
Mrs Baldwin of West End avenue returned home about 7 PM to find a burglar had entered her residence. He overturned items, spilled milk and syrup, damaged bed and dining room linens with a razor, and left valuables totaling only a few cents. Officers Haslett and Evans responded to the call.
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Teuton Armies Press Warsaw Advances In War News
London reports Austrians and Germans pressing attacks against Warsaw with some advances while terrain and ruined roads hinder heavy artillery for the fortresses. The expected decisive actions are near the Viatra and Bug rivers as Gen Von Mackensen’s forces continue the onslaught. The story notes battlefield conditions and ongoing operations in the region. The piece references continued coverage on Page Three. Rev W H McCart, accused of killing Monroe Smith, jailed in Newton County while visiting relatives in Covington Ga. The 45 year-old case draws renewed attention as locals recall the long-ago tragedy and details vary among older residents.
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Advertising reach drives strongest merchandise sales
Constitution advertising yields the largest share of results by reaching people with spending power and directing their purchases toward dependable merchandise.
Unknown white boy found in Tugaloo River near Wartwell Ga
The body of an unknown white boy about 13 with light hair was recovered from the Tugaloo River near Wartwell by Sheriff A S Johnson. The body was unclothed and suspected to have drowned while swimming. It was found by men fishing who reported to the sheriff. No recent drownings were reported in the river and the sheriff has no identification. He believes the youth may have been dead for about two days.
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Press echoes ultimatum note to Germany from Wilson
The U S press largely backs President Wilson's third note to Berlin as firm and plain. Some German American papers dispute it, claiming secret Anglo-American leverage, while the Chicago Tribune calls the note final and a charter of American rights. Continued on Pages Five.
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Text of American note to Germany on submarine warfare
The note to Germany, dated July 21 1915, discusses U S objections to German submarine practices. It emphasizes freedom of the seas, protection of neutral rights, and calls for adherence to international law, while urging Germany to disavow sinkings like the Lusitania and seek cooperation to preserve neutral rights. The text notes that U S and Germany share a goal of maritime freedom but differ on method.
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Note Warns Germany Over Submarine Attacks and Freedom of Seas
Washington reports reveal Ambassador Gerard delivered a hard line note to Berlin warning that any repeat of acts violating American rights will be deemed deliberately unfriendly. The United States will press for freedom of the seas at all costs, with Germany urged to disavow and make reparations for the Lusitania sinking. President Wilson returns to Corinha while the note marks the strongest U.S. protest to date.
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Weather Prophecy Forecast For Fair Weekend Near Coast
Washington forecast predicts fair conditions in Georgia and along the interior, with a dry Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures range from a low around 4 to a high near 7 degrees, with rainfall minimal in the past 24 hours and small deviations since the month began.
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