School Officials Plan Year's Work Of New Teachers
Atlanta education leaders praise The Constitution for funding and support in ending double sessions. A special board meeting is set, with 43 new teachers to be appointed to provide individualized instruction as rooms and schedules adjust.
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War Breaks the Heart of King of Romania
Home October 13 via Paris The Tribona says the appalling war in Europe may have been the last blow to the heart of aged King Charles of Romania Relatives and friends of Cardinal Ferrara say illness began from overwork in his attempt to help end the conflict The victims include a pope a king and a cardinal Cardinal Ferrata’s funeral is scheduled for Tuesday in Rome Italy October 11
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Mexican bullets strike Americans at Naco Arizona
Four shells from Governor Maytorena's gang landed on American territory during a Villa aligned attack on Carranza garrisons at Naco Sonora. General Hill's force suffered about eight killed while Maytorena's forces reportedly lost between twenty and two hundred. Shells damaged a residence near the customs house and a mercantile establishment. others hit a stock field. Yaqui Indian forces attacked Hill's troops entrenched in Naco, fighting in trenches for about an hour before withdrawing. Bands of Yaquis were pursued east of Naco, with several Faquis crossing the boundary. Continued on Page Two.
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New Dean At St Philip's Preaches Crosses We Bear
Dr John R Atkinson the new dean of St Philip's cathedral preached on The Crosses We Bear He urged walkers to enter the church to hear the message He described his simple service plan and personal contact with congregants Then he spoke of charity love and bearing crosses and urged noble deeds even at cost He will begin regular duties November 1 The Belgians flee to France and England as German advances devastate Antwerp and Roughly 600000 Belgians seek refuge in Holland The Rotterdam Times correspondent describes mass migration on roads rivers and docks and Belgian fortifications being destroyed to hinder the invasion
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Germans chase Belgian king in rapid Antwerp pursuit
A The Hague dispatch reports German forces advancing swiftly toward Ostend to seize the Belgian king queen and government officials with the queen believed to have fled to England Refugees in Holland reach 600000 as Dutch authorities fear a flood of refugees and possible joint repatriation negotiations. Antwerp situation details include a German proclamation promises no harm to inhabitants and spared property while puncturing Belgian resistance.
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Notre Dame Bombing Report and War Front Updates
The report describes a bomb at Notre Dame Cathedral with the roof set on fire and quick extinguishment as German planes drop bombs. French and German air activity is noted along with claims of repulsed German assaults and gains for the Allies at various points. London reports Germany imposing a 100 million dollar fine on Antwerp amid ongoing war developments.
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German Airships Bombard Paris Death Toll At Four
October 11 Paris bombardment by two German airships killed four civilians and wounded twenty. Bombs hit Notre Dame area with a fire on the roof and missiles dropped near American newspaper offices. Germans flew low. French planes pursued them east. London report notes four killed and twenty injured, twelve women.
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Belgian Heroes Draw Lots for Fort St. Marie Command
Four officers drew lots to decide who would remain in command at Fort St. Marie near Antwerp. The chosen officer was married with a family, an unmarried officer offered to take his place, and the original pick reluctantly accepted. The three officers bid a touching farewell to the comrade staying behind.
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Violent Assaults by Germans Are Hurled Back by Allies
London report notes the war’s phase tied to Antwerp’s fall ends with censorship lifting only briefly as the French dispatch concentrates on a sequence of fighting across the European continent withheld from full detail.
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Prince Joachim Rejoins Front After Wounding
London dispatch reports from Berlin stating Prince Joachim, wounded in battle, has recovered and rejoined the army. The message was received in Amsterdam.
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Germans Interned After Division Crosses Dutch Border
An undated Reuters dispatch reported by Reynolds Weekly says Belgian soldiers near the Dutch frontier state that a German division unwittingly crossed into Holland and has been interned.
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Weather Forecast Summary for Southeastern States
Georgia fair with possible Monday to Tuesday partial cloudiness. Virginia cooler and fair Monday and Tuesday. North Carolina and South Carolina generally fair, with Monday and Tuesday. Florida fair, showers northwest region, otherwise fairs. Alabama fair Monday and Tuesday with possible unsettled conditions and showers. Mississippi fair with showers Tuesday and cooler north. Louisiana local showers Monday, cooler Tuesday.
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