Germany Denies Sinking Arabic and Offers Indemnity
The German government disavows sinking the Arabic and agrees to pay indemnity to American families. Count von Bernstorff relayed the note to Washington, asserting stricter submarine orders to prevent future incidents and signaling progress toward settling all strategic disputes with the United States.
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Washington
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
United States
Wilson
Lusitania
Fataba
Honer
Kipling Mourns Loss of His Only Son in War
Rudyard Kipling mourns the death or disappearance of his only son in the war. Joh Kipling, a member of the Irish Guards, is listed among casualties as missing or believed dead. The Kipling family had earlier hesitated about his joining the army amid wartime.
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Rudyard Kipling
London
Joh Kipling
Irish Guards
Brakes Fix to Curb War Stock Speculation
New York traders and banks moved to curb rampant war stock speculation as margins tighten and a market rally falters. The New York Stock Exchange issued warnings to members to prevent speculative accounts and ensure proper margin, signaling a broader effort by banks and financial houses to restrain a volatile boom in war stocks.
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New York Stock Exchange
New York
Stock Exchange
Snverning Committee
Exchange
Hanks
Wall Street
American Car and Foundry Company
Stewar
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible
Westinghouse
United States Steel
Mother Recovers Two Sons Lost on Train
The Couch brothers Robert and Pryor, aged to be among a group of ten boys, were found safe with their mother at South Pryor Street in Atlanta after a mystery over their Saturday train journey from Jacksonville. A jolly man with them on the train denied any harm while private detectives sought the stranger responsible. The boys were later sent to the Immaculate Conception Convent for safekeeping.
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Almy
Robert
Pryor Couch
Tacksonville
Fin
Professor Leach
Florida
Atlanta
Couch
South
Pryor Street
Fair Clothing
Jacksonville
Florida City
Louisville
Nashville
Cat
Pryor
Convent of the ‘Immaculate Conception
Aufokeeping
Robert and
Fis
Father Leads In Raid Sees Son Arrested At Gambling Den
A raid on a gambling den at 24 Houston Street led to eight men being arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Detectives Burnett Maddon Moon and Wagner seized the group after being told by J B Daniel, a contractor of 556 Ponce de Leon Avenue, that his son frequented the place. Among those named were J M Daniel, Pat Williams, MF Ware, W E Waller, R D Moss, J M Lane, J A Marks, and JB MacBachron. The elder Daniel proclaimed his plan to pursue action against the alleged gamblers and stated he would not stop until his son was held accountable. The raid occurred shortly after 10 o'clock Tuesday night.
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Fourth Ward
General Council
North Boulevard
de Wold
Claude Ashley
State Supreme Court
City of
Ashley
Supreme Court
Kentucky Supreme Court
Lomasville
Albert Thomsons
L. C Greens
Harry Tryan
AW Farlinger
C A. Tappan
Terlinger
Grace @Methodist church
Supreme Court of the State of Georgia
Atlanta
A. A. Little
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Farbiger
Irwin Street
Fort Street
W A Featherstone
Grace Methodist Church
Farfinger
Albert Thomson
Joseph A. Hill
W. S Featherstone
WA Farlinger
Drake
Farlinger
Houston Street
J B Daniel
Lving
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Burnett
Maddox Moon
Wagner
JM Daniel
Pat Williams
South Pryor Street
MF Ware
W E Waller
R D. Moss
J M. Lane
Court- Yana Street
J A. Marks
JB MacBachron
Aragon Hotel
Daniel
the Constitution
Marks
Hrade
Houpton Street
Lynders Balked For Second Time By Sheriff's Wife
Bowing Green Missouri October 5 For the second time Mrs W B Hawkins wife of Pike county sheriff saved a negro prisoner named Harrison Rose from a mob that invaded the jail at 1 am parleying with the crowd while the sheriff formed a citizen posse of about fifty. The mob fled when the posse arrived. Rose is charged with stabbing a farmer to death. Detectives found cards at the home and state they raided a Houston Street residence months earlier. Bonds were set and some men were held for investigation.
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Bowing Green
Mra
W B Hawkins
Pike County
Rose
Hawking
Haas
Kokogta
Daniel
Houston Street
Tipa
Marka
Daniele Miteck
Venizelos Resigns as King Halts Greek Parliament
In Athens the Greek chamber voted confidence in Premier Venizelos by 142 to 102 with 48 abstentions as he faced fierce opposition over Greece’s wartime stance. The king informed Venizelos he could not support the policy, prompting claims of a government crisis and a mobilization plan for 189,000 to 300,000 troops amid Entente pressures and the Saloniki occupation.
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London
Ostebar
Greece
Balkans
Eleutherios Venizelos
Havas
Athens
Venizelos
Constantine
Saloniki
Ostober I
Vas
Saya
Greek Congress
Eilied Tropa
Saioniki
Hegsion
Hisses
Carcalla
Hellenium
Grescey
Serbia
Graece
Vis Fanna
Hte
Ventzelou
Venizelon
Constantinople Used as Bait in Balkan Tension
A Berlin telegraph reports Bulgaria hesitates on an answer to Russia's ultimatum as Germanic powers press to use Bulgaria to curb Serbia. Radoslavov in Sofia vows Bulgaria will defend its national interests, while Britain and Russia watch for Bulgaria's move and Austria-Germany seek port control and access to the Sea of Marmora.
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London
Balontki
Serbia
Greece
Balkan
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Aegeans
M Radoslavoff
Berlin
Savoff
Ruassé
Crown Council of Bulgaria
Geneva
Fusala
Weather Prophecy FIR in Northeast and South Forecast
The weather note predicts a northeast area turning cooler and a south region staying fair. It mentions a weekday pattern with warmer conditions on the west and hints of unsettled or variable trends across regions.
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State Department
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Sarato
Schneider
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Beier
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Aspapr
Atlante
J. B. Daniel
Houston Street House
Lynders
Champ Clark and Son
Posse
Advocates
Constantinople
Teutons
Turkey
Paris
Radoslavel
Sofia
Austria
Gemany
Tuckerton
Lokal Anzeiger
Budapest
M. Rad
Otheast
Enat
Uheraday Fair
Birmingham
Buffalo
Clay
Charleston
Ehiceee
Henver
Clea
Galventon
Hsemsonsile
City
Giemr
Jenoxville
Wee
Sick
Mempatis
Wba
Mobile
Cloudy
Montgomery
Wickesburg
Clear
Cly
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