Allies to Fight Turks Along With Germans and More Submarine News
Washington reports from the Democratic National and Congressional committees predict a strong Democratic gain in the upcoming elections. They expect about 100-seat House majority and increased Senate control, citing broad Democratic sentiment west of the Mississippi and in several eastern districts. The message highlights Wilson’s popularity and anticipated Democratic victories in Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Wisconsin and New York among others.
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Victory Shown for Democrats by the Reports
Washington October 31 Special Democratic control of both houses of congress for another two years is indicated by reports from across the country on the probable result of the elections next Tuesday November 3. Gains of one or two senate seats are indicated from Vermont Kansas and there is a chance for Democratic candidates in Wisconsin and Connecticut. Nevada may cost the Democrats a seat. The Democratic majority in the House may be reduced to 0 or 25. Estimates by Washington correspondents suggest Next House: 231 Democrats 200 Republicans Progressives present Democratic majority 2? This indicates a clear loss to the Democrats taking vacancies into account. Continued on Page Six.
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Undertakers Face Criticism Over Funeral Car Parade
Dr J B Clark, chair of Pulton County Medical Association, rebuked undertakers for using pompous funeral processions to advertise in downtown streets. He argued ambulances speed through congested areas to gain attention, while Dr J A Visanske urged delaying or altering a traffic ordinance meant to ease downtown congestion. The society voted to urge mayor and council to table or modify the proposal.
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Campaign to raise funds for convention delegates begins
The article notes the organization of a campaign in Atlanta to raise funds for entertaining delegates to the national convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. The plan calls for a whirlwind campaign starting Monday, with H. M. DuBose, a local pastor, mentioned in connection with the effort.
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Atlanta Reserve Bank picks Hurt Building location
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta directors chose the Hurt Building for the new Atlanta reserve bank after two days of sessions. They also arranged Continental Trust to relocate and furnished new bank rooms. Healey, Third National, and old Capital City sites were considered. M. W. Bell of New Orleans was elected assistant cashier. A. H. Hemphill of Hattiesburg named auditor as meetings adjourned to November 16.
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Submarine Sinks British Cruiser Hermes Near Dover
London reports German submarines prowling the Straits of Dover sank the light cruiser Hermes returning from Dunkirk. Most of the crew were rescued. Hermes, an older vessel, was of limited naval value, but its loss signals the Germans may have a base on the Belgian coast. Other subs have been sighted recently. torpedo boats offer protection when ships are guarded. Hermes is noted as the seventh British cruiser sunk by submarines or mines.
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Italian cabinet resigns as ministers clash over policy
London reports the Italian cabinet has resigned amid divisions on military prep and neutrality. Treasury minister Signor Rubini sent his resignation to Prelator Salandri on October 31, with aides unable to win him back. A new ministry under Premier Salandra is expected after King Victor Emmanuel returns.
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Davisboro Fire Threatens Cotton Warehouse Blaze
Davisboro is battling a large blaze in a cotton warehouse early today. The Macon fire department has been dispatched to assist as flames envelop the warehouse. The incident began in a sizable storage building housing thousands of bales of cotton.
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Entrance of Turkey Expected to Bring Balkans Into War
Russia and Great Britain issue ultimatums to Turkey and report its rejection. Russia and Turkey clash at sea as Greece and Romania move to join the Allies, with Bulgaria likely. German officers on Turkish warships blamed for forcing Turkey into conflict. Italy may join the Allies. Berlin celebrates. Turkey allegedly annexes Egypt, per a German official statement via Berlin.
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Russian Black Sea Battle Report From Constantinople
Central News dispatch states the Russian fleet attacked the Turkish squadron near Sebastopol in the Black Sea. Details of the clash are sparse though the report confirms a naval engagement between Russia and Turkey on October 31.
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State of War Declared Between Britain and Turkey
Customs officials were officially informed here that a state of war exists between Great Britain and Turkey. The declaration follows growing tensions in the region and marks a formal entry of Britain into hostilities with Turkey during the ongoing conflict.
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Turkey
Ultimatum to Turkey by Britain and Russia
London October 31. Great Britain and Russia presented demands to the Sublime Porte over Turkey's Black Sea naval action. They require an explanation, the dismissal of German officers from Turkish ships, and the dismantling of the cruisers Goeben and Breslau, said to have been purchased.
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Contributions to Belgians to Be Sent Through DeGive
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs adopted a resolution urging every federated club member to donate one garment for Belgian war relief. Garments should be sent to Belgian consul Henry DeGive in Atlanta, who will forward them to the Belgian minister in Washington and then to Belgium. Members are urged to contribute promptly to reach the victims before December.
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Albany
Belgium
Federation
Atlanta
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DeGive
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Fire Devours Planters Warehouse Sparking Davisboro Blaze
A long distance message reports an out of control fire near Davisboro from a Planters warehouse. Macon Mayor orders a chemical and engine company to Davisboro, 69 miles away, with water from two creeks available. Davisboro lacks fire protection.
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