Southern plan supreme effort to aid cotton
Senators and representatives from cotton states meet to push relief before adjournment. Proposals include $225,000,000 of three year bonds to buy 5,000,000 bales, a $10 per bale tax above five bales per plow, and curtailment of $100,000,000 in appropriations. House members push plans for currency backed by cotton, with rapid voting paths and canal bonds discussed. The North Carolina banking group approves a $150,000,000 relief pool plan.
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Peace Congress Held in Mexico
Washington reports on the first day of the military convention at Aguas Calientes to shape Mexico's future government. Carranza Villa and Zapata backed delegates. Villa pressed a 1,009-man command criterion. A commission form of government was among discussed plans amid a harmony mood.
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Two New Brothers Hurt as Car Collides With Citadel Street Car
Luke and John New, nearby Lithonia residents, were driving to a Ringling circus when their carriage hit an outgoing Decatur street car at DeKalb and Clifton. The crash wrecked the carriage and sent the horse running. Both men were taken to Grady hospital with internal injuries and bruising.
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Secretary of State Harry Woods Ends Life in Springfield
Springfield October 12 Harry Woods Secretary of State and Democratic senatorial candidate shot himself in the head early yesterday His body with a bullet wound and a pistol in his hand was found at the rear of his residence Mrs Woods and a neighbor raised alarm A bundle of papers showing dealings with a Chicago broker house was left as a possible clue He had clashed with Governor Dunne and the civil service commission and his last state accounts showed 370 336 for the quarter ending June 30 no return was filed for the quarter ending September 20
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Australia to Send Light Horse Brigade
The British war office accepted Australia’s offer to send another light horse brigade with a field ambulance corps. About $125,000 of the $255,000 donated by Canadian women will fund motox ambulance cars, with the balance allocated to equipping a naval hospital with 1,000 beds.
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Disciples Camp Program in Harmony Highlights
Harmony hosts the Disciples Camp schedule with sessions on convention business devotional exercises and a program by the Foreign Christian Missionary Society. Notable items include the Every Member Canvass led by Bert Wilson, the Treasurer's and Board reports, and addresses by J. W. Perry I. H. Mohorter Ira M. Boswell Fred Smith and M. Ashby Jones.
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Fred &. Smith
Disciples of Christ convention ends row over abolition
The Disciples of Christ at Atlanta voted to withdraw Dr W E Book's abolition resolution from the agenda at his request. Debate prior to withdrawal featured Rev R Lee Buarsger and Rev J B Lappin in favor, Dr White New President elected, succeeding Dr Hill M Bell as general convention president.
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Thorough German spies' precise war groundwork revealed
Paris dispatch details German espionage during World War I, noting meticulous hostage selections and requisitions in Belgium and northern France. It cites Lille Soissons and Maubeuge for methodical planning, supply mapping, and underground communications, with factories and topography studied to support artillery, fortifications, and strategic bridges.
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Martini
Paul Kruger's Nephew Arrested by Germans
London October 12 The Rev Epka DeWarr nephew of Paul Kruger and former Transvaal secretary of state and Boer War general arrived in London after two months detention in Westphalia He is a resident of the Boer colony at Hohenwald Tennessee and an American citizen but was in Germany as a British subject He appealed to the American embassy in Berlin and was released.
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Berlin
Bombs Dropped On Paris Amid Frontline Reports From War
Paris dispatch notes continued air raids over the city and official updates from the front. Statements claim ground gains in places, no losses overall, and ongoing cavalry actions near La Basse Estaires Hazelbrouck with center advances along the Aisne plateau. Belgian Antwerp defense holds while German forces retreat near Lyck and bridge destruction occurs in Usar Prussia.
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Russian Pallada Sinks After Baltic Submarine Attack
Petrograd reports German submarines torpedoed and sank the Russian armored cruiser Pallada in the Baltic on October 11 with all 588 crew lost after a patrol by Bayan and Pallada. The ship, 443 feet, 1,775 tons, 22 knots, carried two 2-inch, eight 8-inch, twenty-two 12-pounders, four 2-pounders and torpedoes. Pallada, laid down in 1905, was part of the Bayan class.
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United States Troops to Leave Colorado
Wichita Kansas October 12 The governor of Colorado says federal troops will depart by mid November and if the strike ends by then the state will assume control. He expects the lockout to be settled and notes the militia will remain near normal strength.
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Ghent Occupied by German Forces Amid War Report
London dispatch reports Ghent, Belgium, now under German occupation as Uhlans reach near the city. A commander says 6,000 soldiers must be quartered in nearby Selzaete, according to Reuters.
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Weather Prophecy FAIR Forecast for Georgia
A terse weather note predicts fair conditions in Georgia with Tuesday and Wednesday partly cloudy. Possible showers and cooler spells accompany the forecast as the outlook calls for unsettled, chilly periods ahead.
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