Allies Drive Germans Behind Trenches At Peace Rally
Thousands fill the Atlanta Auditorium and Armory for a vast peace meeting urged by President Wilson. Bishop Nelson and Bishop Warren D. Uachter participate with a combined city chorale and church choirs performing a program that moves the crowd to a solemn, hopeful prayer for peace amid the European war.
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Wilson and Harvey bury the hatchet at White House meeting
President Wilson and George Harvey of The North American Review met at the White House to discuss the European situation and the peace campaign. The hour long conference followed a prior 1911 meeting with Henry Watterson and touched on the fall campaign and public questions in a cordial, undisclosed tone.
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Broken collar bone for Mrs. T. W. Hardwick
Representative and Mrs. T. W. Hardwick of Georgia escaped serious harm when their electric coupe plunged into a Rock Creek Park embankment and rolled twice. Mrs. Hardwick suffered a broken collar bone while Hardwick and the Misses Perkin escaped with minor injuries. The party were taken to their Wyoming apartments. all remained shaken but said to be lightly injured. Hardwick recently won Georgia state convention and was named United States senator for the unexpired Bacon term.
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France Gets Religion As Result Of The War
London reports a Times correspondent notes a distinct religious revival in France due to the war. Clerical agitation has faded as priests gain heroism and patriotic devotion, with chaplains aiding the wounded and many dying in battle. The Times expects a similar spiritual awakening in England.
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French Lieutenant Cleared of Desertion Charge
Paris October 4 Lieutenant Andre Mesureur was acquitted by a court martial of desertion. Major Aubert, wounded with four bullets, testified for Mesureur after Dinant battle where Mesureur earned his baptism of fire on August 1. Colonel Doyen, a key witness, died from injuries in the same Dinant battle.
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Smith’s Death Notes theory shapes Frank case revival
William M. Smith, attorney who represented Fin Conley, reopens the Mary Phagan case by arguing the basement death notes were written by the killer without outside help. He seeks to prove Leo M. Frank’s innocence, while Haas says further evidence must wait on the Supreme Court.
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Council Passes On Finance Sheet At Meeting Today
Atlante's general council met to consider October apportionment totaling 828,812 with 832,000 deficits and 811,312 for school teachers. The finance sheet likely passes amid opposition from those citing tax receipts and marshal collections. The council also weighs appointing a consulting engineer with Captain RM Clayton to lead the construction department after year end. A moving inspector and near beer permit signage rules are also slated for favorable reports.
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Two ships sunk by Adriatic mines
A Times Rome dispatch reports that a Russian sailing ship and an Italian steamer were sunk by mines in the Adriatic, resulting in heavy loss of life.
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Allied Claws Reach For a Deadly Clutch On the German Flank
London October 4 Allied forces repel German attacks near Roye and press a renewed offensive from Roye to Arras. The French aim to envelop the German right, forcing movement toward Belgium and Luxemburg, while center lines hold from the Oise to the Argonne. In the Argonne the crown prince’s army is pushed northward, and in Lorraine and Vosges the front remains stable. Mystery surrounds Antwerp forts as Belgian forces retreat east of the Benne.
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War ends in peace lesson urged at Carnegie Hall
Secretary Bryan and Oscar Straus urged that the European war be the last awful object lesson in strife and that after it nations devote efforts to production. They said no nation can live to itself and emphasized the need for peace and cooperation, noting preparedness alone cannot ensure security. The remarks were part of a Peace Day service at Carnegie Hall in New York.
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Weather Forecast Unsettled Across States
United States weather outlook shows unsettled conditions Monday and Tuesday across Washington Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Kentucky and Tennessee. Showers are likely locally, with cooler nights in places and occasional rain near the coast especially in coastal districts.
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