Germans Accused of Conspiracy in Hamburg American Case
New York November 20 A large group of witnesses will testify against high officials of the Hamburg American steamship line on charges of conspiracy. Defendants include Karl Buenz Adolph Hochmeister Joseph Poppenhaus George Thotl and Fehim Seffner who remains at large. The trial centers on allegations of fraud to deceive the government by obtaining clearance papers with false representations and aiding German cruisers with chartered ships. The case features disputed acts during 1914 including shipments to German warships and large sums spent to support the cruisers and their missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hamburg- American Steamship Line
Fonda
Karl Buenz
Line
Adolph Hochmeister
Joseph Poppenhaus
George
Applina
Karlsruhe
Kaiser Walhelo
Atlante
United States
Newport News
Valpareiae
Pernamburo
Krex
Roser L. Wood
Hamburg-Amerian Line
Lorenzo
West Indies
May
Shen
Gove
Bartenes
Hettle
Natal
Cap Trafalgar
Pacific
Trim
Sommerstad
Philadelphia
Berwird
Buenos Aires
Shipping routes listed from American ports to Atlantic destinations
The record enumerates voyages from Newport News Philadelphia New York New Orleans Pensacola and other ports to Cadiz Monrovia Valparaiso Pernambuco and other global points. It notes ship names nationalities and dates in August September and October 1914. The fragment reflects wartime era liner movement and cargo or passenger listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Buenos Aires
Atina
Philadelvina
Laguayra
Nabos
Philadelphia
Monrovia
Mewinckel
Unita
Cadiz
Graevia
New York
Macedonia
New Orleans
Navarra
Pensacola
Fla
Pernambuco
Harvest Festival boosts Atlanta merchants and footwear firms
Merchants praise the Georgia Harvest Festival for strong sales and out of town trade. Business leaders from M Rich & Bros to J M High and Bass department store report double to 30 percent gains, stock replenishments, and plans for annual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Oh Brittain
Jmigh Company
South
Brittain
Atlante
Atlanta
Isogene Haynes
Eugene Haynes
Haynes
New Orleans
Georgia
Maler & Berkele Jewelry Company
Bestival
Armine Maler
Maier
Mater
Buck
Hyon
Ggoree Muse
George Muse
Mose
Rowan
Musa
Saurpe Setaess
Wamonal Snespeoplic
McClure Atores
C HE Thomas
McClure
Miss Thomas
Fallaige
J B Falllaize
Falllaize
Joel
Bass Department Store
Sases
Joel Jones Daly
Duffy Department Store
Itr Dutty
Walter H Wood
Rhodes-Wood Furniture Company
Constitution
Stewart
Tigac Lipatine
Carlton Shoe and Clothing Company
Alabama
Tle
Joseph Olson
Olson
Georgiana
Atlanta Wai
Lowe Rerende
Regenutaln
MD Hiseman
J Eineman & Sons Company
Gveryone
Clarence Haverty Haverty Furniture Company
Lakewood
Peruna product praise from Hattie Hampsen letter
A postal testimonial from Hattie Hampsen of Latonia describes taking two bottles of Peruna and beginning a third while noting weight gain and improved energy. She also cites her 76 year old mother who recovered strength after two bottles. The message promotes Peruna tablets and asks readers to request the booklet on how to obtain the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Hattie Hampsen
Glen Ae Latonia
Wevern
Masquerade Ball Closes Festival Night of Fire and Fights
Festival crowds filled the streets for Sumfroh Day celebrations and a late masquerade ball. Prizes were awarded for costumes including hats and lamps, while the arena show featured roller contests, Lighting the Flames at Ponce de Leon park, drill by Fifth Regiment cavalry, a college bout between Marist and A M Clarkev ille, and a brutal free for all. A main boxing match saw Battling Budd stop Meyer Price in round three as anger and excitement ran high among hundreds of women present. Fireworks and a dramatic six story hotel Cody building set the stage for the night’s flames with Grady hospital ambulances on standby as fire crews responded to several alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Luckie Street
Fairlie
Meyer Price Price
Budd
Pries
Actappy
Wan
Cody Bures
Cody
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Liberty Bell Fire Threatens Safety in Paducah Scene
A fire swept two large warehouses in Paducah near the Liberty Bell route endangering a 690000 gallon tank. Firefighters and bystanders watched as the blaze raged, with five men working to prevent an explosion while the bell train was moved to water. Thousands gathered to view the bell as it proceeded toward Cairo. Memphis reception drew over 10000 schoolchildren and spectators, described as highly patriotic. A spectator, Mrs Phile Crane, collapsed and died amid the excitement. three Confederate veterans fainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
Paride
Cairo
Memphis
Liberty Bell
Liberty All
Telly
San Jaancisco
Boise Penrose
Lag
Phile Crane
Villa Forces Flee Leaving 600 Dead
Forces of General Cranes retreat from Hermosillo amid heavy fighting near Cananea and Alamite. Carranza reports Villa and Arbalejo allies surged north, with Villa losses estimated at fourteen officers and around 250 men. Obregon and Cananea pressures push Villa toward Nogales as American refugees seek safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowgla
Cranes
Bella
Hermosillo
Fom
Carranza
Villa
Gant al Joss Redaguer
Caninea
Obregon
Nubia
Inesuee Carranza
Tunis
Tatihad
Cegopa
Canmnen
Nogale
Dieguex
Afermosiilo
del Rio
Hedrixguez
Cananea
Urdenas
Puertocitos
Viniutis
Nauiles
Gleveson
Ant
Dickie Jesim Villas
Sand Bs
Somales
Silin
Sinaloa
Rollo
San Francisco
Oyne
United
Tiger Company
Los Mochie
Wayo Indians
Dewis
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Naval
California
Chamber of Commerce
Walter H Rich
M Rich & Bros. Company
HS Johnson
Chamberlin Johnson-DuBose ‘Company
Ravers Vonunuse
Tom
Mr. Wood
American Furniture Company
Robert Gordon
Gordon
M. Gordons
Daniel
Denier Brothers Clothing Company
Peachtree Street
Daniel Clothing
Tis Company
Georg
E A. Cone
Marvesteatival Wapk Waa
Peachtres Street
Waa
Stewart Shoe Company
Whitehall Street
Pressley
Jenkins
Setz
Pompeii
Aftenoon
Acd
Woodward Ivan Allen
Ee Wikinson
Maska
Whitehat
Orphives
Casey
Darcey
Macon
Am the Arty of
Duluth
Ming
Associated Charities
F” Humphreys
Humphreya Bamea
William Surret
Daniel’s Good Clothes Store
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Brothers Company
Towers
Hart Schall
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