Asquith Denies Government Lied About Kitchener
London November 11 Premier Asquith told the House of Commons that Field Marshal Kitchener never tendered his resignation to the king or to the premier. He rebutted claims from James Hogge that the government lied about Kitchener's resignation and discussed the Near East appointment as cabinet decision. The Globe suspension and press-bureau warnings were debated as ministers defended actions and warned future false statements would be dealt with. The debate touched on naval air service issues and England must have large aeroplanes for spring offensives. Continued on page Eleven.
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House of Commons
Ield
Marshal Wart Kitchener
King George
James Myles Hogge
East Edinburgh
Globe
Lord Kitchener
Onet
Near East
Hogge
Willam M. R
Lanarkire
John Simon
Earl Kuehher
Emil Kitchener
The
Eayit
Ponel
Home Secretary
William Pollard Byles
Bradford Observer
House of Summons
William Joynson- Hicks
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Middlesex
Royal Flying Corps
Naval Air Service
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Mediterranean
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Board of Agriculture
War Office
Viscount Peel
Prosperity Shown by Post Office Money Orders Rise
Post office officials report a striking 52 percent increase in money received and a 25 percent rise in payments in nine days at the Atlanta money order division. From November 1 to 3 the Atlanta unit handled $114,646.60, up from $75,050.55 in 1914, while payouts totaled $78,975.94, $16,266.77 more than the previous year.
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Atlanta
Bolling H Jones
Recall attack on Atlanta police denied by officers
Lawton Nalley representing McWilliams and Askew cites The Constitution to correct a recall committee publication. The statement claimed officers were at Ola Bradley's house and removed from the force is labeled libelous and untrue. The courted correction notes neither officer was on duty or a member of APD at the time, and admits an error.
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Recall Campaign Committee
McWilliams
Lawton Nalley
Constitution
Printa
Atlanta Constitution
Polcemen Burn
McWillams
Askew
Ola Bradley
Williams
Atlanta
E. L. M'Williams
Nalley
Whitlock Will Return From Vacation to Brussels
Secretary Lansing announced Whitlock is expected to return to Brussels after a U S vacation, refuting rumors he would go to Havre. The State Department is reviewing the future role of Belgian counselor G De Lavel, whose work with the Cavell case affected his status with Germany and led to his withdrawal.
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Lansing
Whitlock
Brussels
United States
Whitfork
Havre
State Department
G. de Lavel
Legation
de Lavel
Activitios
Milas Cavell
Germany
Belgium
England to force young men into army after now
London reports a strong motion of compulsion for military service set to take effect after November 30 if volunteers are not forthcoming. Lord Derby says tribunals will decide who is indispensable, with authorities to rule on audi cosea. Asquith warned of compulsory measures before married men serve.
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London
Earl of Derby
Lord Derby
Asquith
House of Commons
Audi Cosea
German Families May Soon Partake of Atlanta Meats
German families in Georgia will soon enjoy Atlanta smoked meats in Germany. Packages shipped yesterday contain food for two German families with daughters Elise Muller and Agnes Paratt, residents of Atlanta. They bought large Georgia meat supplies for relatives back home.
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Germany
Elise Muller
Agnes Paratt
Georgia
Miss Muller
Equite Mufer
Carhouse
Jaxon
Miss Paratr
M Paratr
Caselton
Election of Augustus Stanley Conceded by Rival
Louisville, Ky November 31 The election of former Congressman Augustus Stanley Democrat as governor of Kentucky was conceded in a statement tonight by Edwin P. Morrow Republican candidate. Returns from 120 counties show Stanley with a small plurality. Morrow says the official count reveals Stanley’s election. contest before the legislature would hurt progress and prosperity.
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Louisville
Augustus ©. Stanley
Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Morrow
Stanley
Ancona Incident Stirs Washington
Washington reports on the Ancona disaster cite unclear official conclusions. Officials await detailed affidavits from survivors as to whether a German flag was flown and whether war between Italy and Germany exists. If German crew confirmed, diplomatic steps would follow. no war declaration yet. The ship’s halt prior to shelling and casualty estimates remain disputed.
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Washington
Lansing
United States
Paga
Italy
North
Africa
Ancona
Germany
State Department
Paris
Hoyas
Tunis
Teutons advance in North Serbia thwarted by Bulgars
War dispatches report Austro German forces continuing to push in northern Serbia while Bulgarians and Austrians are checked in the south. French mining successes on the western front near Loos and Somme area are noted alongside Russian offensives near Riga. Switzerland plans partial frontiers withdrawal and parts of Holland face siege state. Earl Kitchener expected soon with renewed Gallipoli activity anticipated.
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Strumitsa
Veles
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Gans
Loos
Somme
Irenca
Rue Argonne
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Shick
Berlin
Riga
Baltia
Kosceushnovka
Kovel-Sarny
Switzerland
Holland
Geveral
Vardar
Krivolak
Babuna Pasa
Charles Carmichael Monro
Earl Kitchener
Governor Harris to speak at Harvest Festival banquet in Atlanta
Governor Harris will address the Harvest Festival banquet at the Kimball house Friday night with prominent Georgians including William G. McAdoo and William F. McCombs. Tickets go on sale today at 2 dollars each, limited to 440 guests, and a tempting menu features martini cocktails, chilled fruit, cold cuts, milk-fed chicken, and varied desserts as advanced sales begin.
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Kimball House
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
William F. McCombs
National Democratic Committee
Agreement Reached After Night Session Caucus
Bill likely to pass permits individuals to ship into the state half a gallon of whisky a gallon of wine and forty eight pints of beer every thirty days for personal use and by friends. End of locker clubs beer saloons and breweries is anticipated.
Prohibition Change Delays and House Compromise Reached
Late night caucus yields a compromise on Georgia prohibition with May 1 1916 as the enforcement date. The bill limits personal liquor amounts to private shipments and social offerings while licensing rules apply only to part of the year after January 1 1916. House adjourned to reconvene at 11 next morning.
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House
Blackburn
Hopkins
Mimority
Georgia
Plea of Mother Wins the Return Of Runaway Lad
A 16 year old boy George Carmichael stood in court with another youth Allen Hall after fleeing Phenix city on a freight train. Recorder Johnson advised and helped send Carmichael home with a dollar for food and pressed him to promise never to leave his widowed mother again. The mother appealed for her son saying she is very poor and desires his return.
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Recorder Johnson
George Carmichael
Carmichael
Allen Hall
Atlanta
Phenix
Ala
Engine Turret Turns Turtle Kills Engineer in Thomasville
Engine of pay train at Atlantic Coast Lime depot in Thomasville rolled over after backlog on the yard track. Engineer Taylor died from burns and crush injuries. fireman badly hurt but others unharmed. Taylor to be buried in Savannah with Masonry escort.
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Thomasville
Specia
Atlantic Coast
Taylor
Albany
Engineer Taylor
Savannah
Thomasville Masonry
Prohibition Bills Passed After Nighttime Compromise
The article reports last night's compromise where the minority gained that all prohibition bills including the main prohibition bill the anti whipping bill and the anti advertising bill would not take effect until May 1. The majority secured that the minority would not interfere with further passage of the prohibition measures. The minority continues on page three.
Weather Prophecy FAIR Forecast Washington Georgia
Global weather report notes FAIR conditions for Friday and Saturday with northwest portion seeing older Saturday. Local weather report shows low and high temperatures unnamed, mean temperature unclear, rainfall in past 34 hours, and oil deficiency since month start recorded as 0.10 inches with 11 inches deficiency since January.
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Gallipoli
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Queen Oaks
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