First Day Loans Raise Four Hundred Thousand for War Bond
Subscriptions rush to the Anglo French loan shows strong support across Georgia and nationwide. Trust Company of Georgia invites public subscriptions under tight terms matching New York syndicate offers. Early receipts indicate near 400000 in applications. Bonds promise gold payments and about six percent yield, with oversubscription anticipated as banks and investors back the issue. Subscriptions begin October 15 with payments split into three installments and full cash option available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust Company of Georgia
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Mana‘gers
Great Britain
France
United States
Tt 19
Trust Company of
Georgia
Ayndhesia
New York
Allied Loan
Stock Exchange
Anglo-French Commission
Who Biays For the Family advertising note
In some families the wife and in others the husband do the buying. The Saturday Constitution urges readers to read page 2 to stay constantly in touch with market habits and shopping guidance from MSboe 4 in The Constitu tefore.
Bulgaria to Enter War for Teutons in Balkans
London reports German and Austrian officers arriving in Bulgaria to direct the Bulgarian army signaling a likely Bulgarian entry with Entente concerns. Allies consider measures to aid Greece and Serbia, including possible landings at Salonika to deter Bulgarian aggression.
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Bulgaria
Teutons
London
Balkans
Hawara Grey
Budah
House of Commons
Turkey
Balkan
Athens
Rumania
Rumenie
Italy
France
Greece
Serbia
Salon Iik
Ilelala
Russia
England
Edward’grey
Grey
Paris
Great Britain
Brest
Kavala
Saloniki
Britain
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Balderia
Attorneys clash in police court over divorce papers
In police court yesterday Jim Williams a Black felon faced heated clashes as E C Buchanan produced divorce documents and James A Branch accused the clerk of Superior court of seeking the papers. A second dispute followed Hillyer’s disbarment remark. Williams was bound over on $1000 bond.
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Jim Willams
E. C. Buchanan
James A. Branch
Superior Court
Branch
Johnson
Charles Hillyer
Hillyer
Buchanan
Hilly
Williams
Walking Stick and Pipe Signal General Marchand Wounded
Paris October 1 Brigadier General Marchand was marching with a walking stick and pipe when shell splinter struck him in Champagne district last Saturday. A colonial infantryman near him recalls the moment as bullets flew and the general fell.
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Paris
Marchand
Champagne
Perthes
Sougin
Starhhand
Euns
Sir Iaton
Zouaves
Ign Legion
Miss Covington Sues Rev John Wesley Hill for Refusal to Wed
Miss Lucls Covington, through counsel, files a $100,600 suit in New York alleging that Rev. John Wesley Hill proposed marriage in Chicago on July 12, 1910, and at various places afterward. The complaint says she resigned as manager of a lecture booking office at his request and that he later refused to marry her.
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New York
Lucls Covington
John Wesley Hil
Hill
Chicago
Covington
Rahe
Dr. Eli
Cotton Advance Helps Business Outlook Across Districts
Federal Reserve reports improved business conditions in twelve districts. Southern districts note cotton prices and board financing aid trade, with Richmond signaling crops moving from first hands. Leaf tobacco holds well. Atlanta notes bright cotton market. Railroads show freight increases. Dallas reports some improvement and Texas cotton crop capped at about 3,250,000 bales.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Board
Richmond
Atlanta
Dallas
Texas
Dust Explosion Kills Many Workers at Swiss Factory
In Berne yesterday a dust explosion ripped through a large comb factory, killing many workers and injuring most of those present. About four hundred were inside the plant at the time, with many dead or seriously hurt. Rescue teams and officials began a full investigation into the blast and its causes.
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Berne
Switzerland
Muem Beez
Britain reports new methods crushes German submarine menace
Washington reports indicate Britain has developed effective countermeasures against submarines, with estimates placing German losses at fifty or more vessels. Officials say the admiralty believes the U boat threat is crushed, though details remain censored. Confidential European reports corroborate progress, signaling potential naval policy implications for the United States.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Rovernment
Aiready
Wrendnaught Suh
Matnatay
United Siates
Gpveran
Viskes
French Troops Gain In Artois Front In October War Update
Paris and London dispatch detail Allied advances in Artois and Champagne with new machine guns and prisoners taken. Russians push back German assaults around Minsk and Riga. Italy renews Isonzo activity near Tolmino. British claims emphasize weakened German counterattacks and railroad damage across occupied fronts. Continued on Page Five.
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London
Neuville
Artois
Champagne
Paria
Girenchy Wood
Arrois
Souchaz
Sovehez
Champ [Prene
Paris
Argonne
Lens
Fiela
John French
Berlin
Fulluch
Wrench
Dvinsk
Volhynia
Galicia
Herlin
von Hindenburg
Minsk
Petrograd
Riga
Lake Maroiche
Italy
Isonzo
Tolmino
Serbia
Gellipali
Givenchy Wood
Souchez
Zapea
Champagns
Auderive
Lepire de Vedegrange
la Hullette
Verdun
Nomeny
Vigneulles Les Hattenchatel
Storm Devastation Across Gulf Coast Slams Rail Lines
Reports from Louisiana and the Mississippi coast tally 149 dead with 105 missing amid massive damage to L and N tracks. Fatalities include residents around New Orleans, Rigolets, Lake Catherine, Frenier and Shell Beach. Rescue boats operated as marooned families clung to trees, with Empire near the Doultoth Canal reporting about 200 people stranded in ruined homes. Survivors describe wreckage from Grand Isle to Bay St. Louis as vessels and trains ferried aid and salvage crews.
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New Orleam
Louisiana
Mississippi Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Rigolets
Lake Catherine
Frenier
Hight
Grand Isle
Lous Island
Shell Beach
St. Bérnard Parish
Island de la Croix
Volosky
Mixgiesippi
Fimpire
Doultoth Canal
Missiasinp
Empire
State Conservation Commission
Ardea
Bay St. Louis
Misa
Houma
Burwood
Gulf Coast
Louisville and Nashville
Sxcording
W. C. Powell
Shellie
de la < Island
Bernard Pariah
Here
Frentar
Des Arc
Lake Pontchartrain
Hammond
Lockport
Harris
Effie Dawson
Frenfer
R. L. Hazelgrove
Wwinnels Central
Adam Achlosser
J.D. Lord
Georges Schlosser
Dunbar
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Weather Forecast Notes and Local Conditions
Weather prophecy notes fair conditions for Washington with Georgia fair this weekend. Local report records lowest temperatures and normal temperatures, along with rainfall in past 23 hours and monthly and year to date rainfall deficiencies.
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Washington
Georgia
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Trust Company
New York Syndicate
Edward Grey
Romania
Salonika
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Tommy Atkins
Miss Covington
Wesley Hill
Cotton Advance
Informa
Tion
Givenchy’ “Wood
Valhynia
Iren Bitens
Nehen
Behan
Eldy
Birmingham
Boston
Baltimore
Charleston
Beanean City
Ely
Htoxville
Ulsville
Memphis
Nashville
Portland
Raleigh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Shreveport
Air
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Toledo
Vicksburg
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