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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
5
Troops report Turkish army corps, including Kurd regiments, driven from Ardost and Bayazid. Russians claim gains near Diyadin and Khorasan while Kurds disperse. Sentinel dispatches note possible command changes and Bulgarian neutrality amid Balkan tensions.
The Rome Athletic club held a formal opening in Rome Georgia. New quarters on Hast Furst street hosted exhibition games of handball and basketball, marking the club's debut in its upgraded facilities.
William Rockefeller, Standard Oil heir, appeared in U S district court and pled not guilty to a conspiracy indictment tied to his former role as director of the New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He posted a 5000 dollar bond as his co-defendants, 21 total, had earlier plea.
Dispatches report fierce fighting along the West Planders front as German forces withdraw from Ostend and shift manpower across Belgium and France. Claims of renewed German efforts, a potential three month end to the war, and updates on von Kluck’s fate circulate from Havre to Berlin with reports of Turkish advances and Persia’s neutrality.
Washington reports President Wilson accepted the resignation of George L. Roberts, director of the mint, effective November 1s. No successor decision announced.
Fort Smith Ark November 5 The calm in Hartford Valley coal region broke as reports spread that another Bache Denman mine property at Prairie Creek had burned The blaze reportedly started by boys playing near the empty structure Federal authorities prepare for a grand jury meeting with I L Simmons calling on Judge Youmans and Mr Hull to handle the mining case from Sebastian County Special trains from Fort Sheridan Illinois bring twelve officers and about 270 troops including two machine gun platoons Bache Denman may operate mines under protection while witnesses gather Hartford Valley residents rush to Fort Smith for courtroom events
Descriptions of a grim clash at Ypres with rifle and artillery fire across trenches. Night fighting forced attackers to press two breaches while Allied troops held one line for about forty minutes despite heavy pressure.
The report details heavy fighting as attackers closed in within 200 killed and 80 killed or captured in a trench breach. North of the Lys a large assault toward Ypres followed a heavy cannonade, pushing back part of the front before evening ground was regathered. Despite high losses, enemy losses exceeded ours.
A 1913 testimonial letter from Mah Jowhn Nordquist of Geleton Penn a customer of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root describes back pain relief and kidney recovery after using the product The note notes a door visit a sample bottle and subsequent purchases including a husband s improvement The letter bears a notary stamp and urges readers to obtain a sample and booklet by writing to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a Atlanta Constitution mention
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