Local Greek pledge to Serbia remains strong in Venizelos statement
The Greek premier Venizelos states Greece will honor its alliance with Serbia, remain in the war if needed, and not betray its word. He cites loyalty, the unease over foreign influence, and the protection of refugees as central to Greece's duty. He praises France for aiding Greece and outlines the dream of a free, united Greece and protection for Greeks abroad.
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Athens
Paris
Venizelos
Associated Press
Greece
M. Venizelos
Serbia
Bulgaria
Tsang
Saloniki
France
Entente
America
Southern Shorthand and Business University Delivers Jobs
Over twenty men enrolled this week at the Southern Shorthand and Business University at 10 West Mitchell, with total attendance around 290. Henry Barron, from Douglasville, Ga, earned the highest penmanship score ever at the school and secured a position with A G Spalding Co in Atlanta. He praises the program and urges others to seek business education there.
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Southern Shorthand and Business University
Mitchell Street
Eal
Henry Bar- Fon
Southern
Douglasville
Barron
Mays
Atlanta
Messrs
Briscoe
Arnold
S. 5
B. A
Business College
A. G. Spalding & Co
Southern Shorthand
Dusiness University
Henry Barron
C. Briscoe
L.W! Arnold
Vite
Atlante
Galadva
Bulgaria Denies German Presence Amid Entente Demands
Paris reports an official Sofia note denying German and Austrian officers in Bulgarian service. Bulgaria rejects claims of armed neutrality violations while promising to respond to entente notes and publish a green book. The French note demands dismissal of German officers within 24 hours and accountability for Balkan hostilities.
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Paris
Buagaria
Sofia
Havas
France
Russia
Great Britain
Bulgaria
Bulesha
Balkans
Italy
Serbia
Foreign Office
Balkan
Republic
Wilson Endorses U S Bank Agencies in South America
President Wilson endorses a plan to set up joint agencies of Federal Reserve banks in major Central and South American republics. Secretary McAdoo transmitted the proposal to the Federal Reserve Board, urging cooperation after Pan American financial conference findings. The board favors domestic readiness before expanding abroad.
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banks
South and
Central American
Republica
Federal Reserve Board
McAdoo
Pan-American Financial Conference
Reserve Board
Federal Advisory Counci
Rport
Federal Reeserve Bank
Central
South America
Dutch Steamer Toxelstroom Sunk Near London
Dutch steamer Toxelstroom sunk off London with survivors reported. Vessel launched last year, 1601 tons gross, and no recent movement records available.
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London
Toxelstroom
New Greece seeks US aid for Asia Minor refugees
Letter praises American generosity as Greece faces over 70 000 refugees from Asia Minor, Macedonia and Thrace. It notes Mytilene Chios Salonika and scattered camps, warns of 3 000 000 francs monthly cost, and recalls past American aid for Crete in 1906, urging continued support.
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Asia Minor
Macedonia
Thrace
Mytilene
Chios
Salonikt
Ameria
Berty
Crete
America
Ta hure Capture Marks Shift In World War I Line
Paris reports the seizure of Ta hure silencing critics who doubted follow up efforts after September 25. The village capture is praised though French observers note the nearby height Phishiticek defended with cannons. The fall strengthens the German second line while French commanders reassess strategy.
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Paris
Ta~ Hure
Phishiticek
German Demand Probes Baralong Sinking off Lundy
The German consulate in New Orleans received orders from Count von Bernstorff to pursue affidavits from five men including a Chicago, Detroit, New York and Crystal City witnesses alleging the Baralong strafed and sank the German submarine Nicosian 40 miles off Lundy on August 19. The crew said the submarine captain and four sailors were killed aboard the Nicosian after boarding by Baralong marines. The British captain and consular officials declined comment.
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New Orleans
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Liverpool
Nicosian
Baralong
James
Curran
Leroy Young
Manning
Wife Accidentally Shot While Unbreeching Gun
In Columbus Georgia on October 7, Mrs Will Robinson of Ochille was shot when her husband William Robinson discharged a shotgun while unbreeching it. She is in the city hospital with a badly injured foot and doctors fear possible amputation.
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Columbus
William Robinson
Ochille
Here
Will Robinson
New City
Canadian War Loan Predicted by Finance Minister
Toronto report says Finance Minister W. T. White told the board of trade Canada will launch a war loan. He noted six months after the war loans generated about 200.9 million dollars, and that Dominion borrowing over five years ran 200 to 300 million annually. A loan of 60 million dollars at 6 percent was anticipated in financial circles.
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Toronto
W. T. White
Board of Trade
Canada
Dominion
Ttia
Von Revent Low Backs Armenians Vriling
Amsterdam reports in the Deutsche Tages Zeitung that Berlin rejects foreign intervention in Ottoman Armenian affairs. The German position states Turkey may act against Armenian elements and Germany will view it as an issue for Turkey.
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von Revent
Vrilling
Amsterdam
London
von’ Revantion
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Washington
Turkey
Germany
Planes Shot Down in Western Front Battles
Berlin October 6 war office statistics show eighteen aeroplanes shot down in battles over the western front last month. Seven were brought to earth by anti-aircraft guns. Germans lose five, British four, French eleven in aerial combats with four downed and seven behind German lines.
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Berlin
Tuckerton
War Office
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