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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1915

Page

5

Bulgaria Sees Favorable Outlook Amid Balkan Tensions

Slavoff meeting Sofia delegates said Bulgaria hopes for better conditions and expands fronts northwest and south While Romania stays neutral in respect to Serbia's offensive and Greece maintains stance Bulgaria defends its rights and independence Premier Javotja noted mobilization serves defense Officials in Sofia quote Narodni Frava urging readiness and sacrifice for a strong Bulgarian state

Slavoff Stambouloff Ghenadiev Sofia Bulgaria Rumania Serbia Balkans Stag Greece

Bulgaria and Allies Face Balkans Crisis Amid Rumors of War

Balkan tensions rise as Bulgaria refuses to expel German officers, drawing reactions from Rumania and Serbia. Paris reports Bratiano warning neutrality whileупholding stakes, and Sofia faces pressure from Entente powers over possible moves toward Salonika and Serbia.

Greece’s Venizelos confronts King Constantine over neutrality

Greece remains split as Premier Venizelos resists foreign troops crossing Greek soil to aid Serbia amid talks with King Constantine. Paris reports 70,000 French troops landing at Salonika, with Athens protesting perceived neutrality violations while allied powers authorize the move.

Constantine Foreign Office Balleting Boards M. Venizels Bulgaria Greece Athens Venigelop Belgium Saloniks Paris Landin Salonikh France Saloni Serbia Venizelos

Germany accepts US demands after Arabic sinking dispute

An exchange between Secretary Lansing and Count von Bernstorff signals progress in the submarine dispute. Germany agrees to the United States stance, while British officers provided assurances not to ram the submarine, easing tensions at the embassy and in Washington.

Brakes Fixed to Curb Gambling Rumors Suppress War Stocks

Shares of the former which changed and today amounting to 118,500 discourage speculation many financial houses within the past week have cut in half the same they had advanced on certain war specialties and thrown out others. For weeks past there have been additions to the airing of conservative brokers who have refused to buy war stocks for their clients. There are many brokers who will trade war stocks only for cash. The market is hollow and nervous.

Anda

Armies of Russia Begin Offensive on a Wide Front

London reports Russia has started an energetic offensive from Riga to southeast of Vilna after months of retreat, with claims of success denied by Berlin. Western fronts see heavy artillery activity and localized trench fighting as Allies press gains, while British forces suffer repulses near Loos and at Vauquois with casualties and captured positions noted. A Petrograd communique notes continued engagements around Riga and Smorgon with occasional German retirements. Hindenburg’s army group reports no major changes elsewhere. Sea Island cotton sells at 26 18 cents in Nashville market.

London Russia Riga Vilma Berlin Artois Champagne Belmum Hohenzollern la Bassee French England Houyette Les Eparges Apremont Lorraine Moncel Arracourt Arcer Viller Orbey Vosges la Scarpe Quennevieres Vie-Sur-Pluie Nouvron Rome de Vedegranzes Navarin Farm Butte de Jouain Buaches Pen Ronne Loos War Office Givenchy Souain Vauquois Biache St Reece Arras von Hindenburg Pur Berl Sayville Anya Moraht Fageblatt Overseas Agacy Joffrea Sea Island

Dr Dumba sails home under safe conduct from New York

New York October 5. Dr Constantin Dumba Austro Hungarian ambassador to Washington recalled at President Wilson's request sails with his wife for home on the Holland America liner Nieuw Amsterdam under a safe conduct arrangement made by the state department. The ship will touch at Falmouth and Rotterdam. Dr Dumba says he bears no ill will toward the United States and hopes to visit again. The recall followed British seizure of messages he sent to Vienna via Archbold. The United States notified Austria that Dumba was no longer acceptable as ambassador. The Austrian government requested safe passage for his voyage home.

New York Constantine Dumba Washington Wilson Nieuw Amsterdam Dumba State Department Nieuw 4Msterdam Falmouth England Rotterdam Vienna Prince Hohenlohe Saell Bier Dr Dumbo Massador James E. J Archbald Coplan United States Austria Lansing Planto Archbald Archibald Dr Dumbs

Augusta Electrician Knocked Unconscious in City Hall

Warren C Davenport city electrician and superintendent of the police and fire alarm telegraph system was seriously shocked by 590 volts while charging batteries at the Augusta city hall. Rain flooded the wet floor as he steadied himself on a window ledge and touched a live battery. He slipped into an iron sink filled with water and received the full voltage. He cried for help, his assistant cut the current, and Davenport was unconscious but not badly hurt and is expected to recover.

Augusta Warren C Davenport Olice and Fire Alarm

Equal Rights Rally at Waycross Friday

Maida Crouch Hazlett, who once ran for Congress in Colorado, opened a series of meetings for women’s suffrage in Waycross. She concludes her engagement Wednesday night as a pivotal election nears on Saturday. A large final suffrage rally is planned for Friday night drawing attention to the vote on women’s suffrage at Waycross elections.

Waycross Maida Crouch Hazlett Congress Colorado Womans Suffrage Movement

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