Censor Twists News From Battlefields War Report In Belgium
London reports censoring sources from Belgium with Parisian official notes as the latest from the front. Austrian and Russian dispatches claim Galicia advances, Przemysl siege shifts, and renewed attempts against the Austro German line. Belgian and British forces retreat from Antwerp leave gaps in public detail while optimism persists in press reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belgium
Paris
Vienna
Petrograd
Przemys
Trian
Przemyal
Galicia
Antwerp
Trermany
Germany
France
Frederick N. Maude
Vening Standard
Women Volunteers and a Patent Remedy Ad
An article extols women’s bravery in Servia and urges use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for various female ailments. It asserts the remedy is alcohol free, lists printed ingredients, and advises women to obtain the doctors’ guide from Buffalo New York.
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Servia
Pierce
Vor
Express
New York
Public Notice for The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
Readers are invited to request a revised copy of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail. The large cloth bound book claims 4008 pages and 1% inch thickness with broad knowledge beyond ordinary texts. Send clipping with 20 cents to Dr Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY.
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Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
Germans Press West As Allies Strain Leeward Line
An official Paris bulletin notes German forces shifting westward with 60 000 troops remaining and an expected gain of 40 000 on the left wing as it stretches toward the coast. Reports indicate Germans attacking near Arras Oise Vosges while Antwerp suburbs hold. London reports Belgian queen and king’s wounds unclear.
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Paris
Hazebrouck
Calais
Aire
London
Armentieres
Aisne
Soissons
Arras
Oise
Vosges
Antwern
Scheldt
Escaut
War Office
Berlin
Lrosamy Storen
Thames
Great Britain
Antwerp
Ostend
Chronicle
Amsterdam
Berehem
Cit
Rotterdam
Tidy
Liege
Gernin S
Holland
Hague
Londons
Nieuwe Courant
Hulst
Selgium
Thutehling
Axel
Waelhem
Wavre-St. Cathering
Angry wife placed under peace bond in Wellington apartments
Mrs. Nett Crowell wife of F B Crowell of Wellington apartments Ivy and Houston streets signed a written agreement not to kill Mae Entreken a young manicure accused by the wife of alienating her husband's affections She will be arraigned before Judge Ridley at 11 am on a peace warrant She posted a 390 appearance bond and admits threatening but says she did not intend serious harm The case involves alleged interference with her husband and employment tensions at the Piedmont hotel barber shop
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Nett Crowell
F. B. Crowell
Wellington
Ivy
Houston Streets
Criminal Division of Municipal Court
Mae Intreken
Mr. Crowell
Miss Entreken
Dorsey Works to Avert Frank Case Appeal
Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey prepares to counter Leo M. Frank’s lawyers as they seek to overturn a guilty verdict on constitutional grounds. Judge Hil adjourned and the motion arguments head to the Supreme Court on October 26, potentially marking the third high court review of the case with new evidence claims. If denied, the appeal may go to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Ceneral
Hugh M. Dorsey
Leo M. Frank
Hil Monday
Superior Court
Frank
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Revival at First Methodist Opens with Large Attendance
A series of revival meetings at First Methodist Church corner Peach tree street Porter place began last night with a large crowd. Evangelist singer K Boyd led a choir through a vigorous program and Lit Klein delivered a fervent sermon on the Vision of Success. Dr. H M DuBose, the church pastor, predicts great success for the revival with two services today at 1040 a m and 730 p m.
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First Methodist Church
Peachtrea Street
Porter Place
Hegan
K. Boyd
Lit. Klein
H.M. DuBose
Do It Yourself Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
A home remedy combines rum glycerine Barba Compound and water in a half pint mix. Apply daily for two weeks then weekly until finished to rid the head of dandruff and germs, stop hair loss and itching, darken gray hair, and promote growth with glossy texture.
Antwerp Bombardment Wrought Heavy Fire and Panic
London dispatches describe Antwerp’s siege with 4000 shells and widespread fires. The bombardment caused mass panic as residents fled, quays overflowed with people seeking boats to safety, and authorities moved to shelter in cellars and churches. Several hundred buildings damaged, hundreds displaced, and German forces breached fortifications.
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London
Antwerp
Daily Mail
Bergenen-Zoon
Holland
Monsignor
Cleynhaus Doyen
Anna Byn School
Belgium
The
Daily Chronicle
Long
Flushing
Rotterdam
Football Game Fatal to a Wisconsin Boy
Milwaukee reports the first football fatality of the season as Gar rett Olson aged 12 died from brain concussion after injuries in a game played yesterday.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Garrett Olson
Democrats Score Nominees Opposing Dems in Georgia Primary
Chairman B E Reagan of Georgia’s Democratic Executive Committee urges the party to back democratic nominees in the November 3 general election. He denounces "progressives" and "bull moose" opponents who voted in August primaries and now run against the party, urging turnout to show party strength and protect loyal Democrats.
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B. E Reagan
State Democratic Committee
Democrata of Georgia
Reagan
Democrats of
Georgia
Democratic Party
Raulna
Democratic
Cammittes
Lam
Gil Etrongts
A J. Rwagan
State Democratic Executive Committee
Jackson Im'lain- Denies Part in Love Tangle
A.Jackson McLain runs a soda and cigar shop at 50 Beat Georgia menus and is named as a third party in a love tangle linked to a Saturday shooting at Mrs. Annie Gilham’s home. McLain testifies Oxford attacked him without provocation, claiming self defense after Oxford pursued him.
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A.jackson McLain
Georgia
Annie Gilham
Summit Alvenue
Gilham
J. Eugene Oxford
Oxford
Cotton Buying Movement Gathers Steam in Kansas City
An Associated Press dispatch reports grain dealers urged farmers and grain buyers to join a campaign to buy cotton. Notable supporters include Colgate & Co, Southern Railway officials, Adler & Son Clothing, and Pitcher Lead through Tripod Paint, with commitments across Georgia, Alabama, and other cotton states.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Charles D. Jones
Nashville
Bes
L. Fox
Georgia
Fairfax Harrison
Southen Railway
Atlanta Central Committee
Southern Railway
Adrian Iselin
New York
H. H. Coapman
Washington
J.C. Willams
Harrison
FP. S. Wynn
A. W. Mackintosh
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
V. Green
Southern Jallway
B.A. Merrill
C. EB. A. McCarthy
Henry Fonde
Knoxville
W. B Dunesn
Courtlanat Street
JH. McCue
Virginia
Southwestern Railway
Bristol
Evening Plantation Not Sold Despite Report
The Constitution recently claimed EF DuPont purchased the Evening plantation in south Georgia as a winter home and shooting preserve. Evening plantation is owned and operated by D Gilfillan. The Hapeton and Eliza Field plantations were the properties reported as bought by the powder magnate, on which he is building a substantial country residence.
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EF. du. Pont
Evening Plantation
South Georgia
D. Gilfillan
Hapeton
Eliza Field
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Atlanta
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Apa Perhalaeyve
H. M. Dorsey
Frank Case
Methodist
E. J. Reagan
Jackson Im’lain
Colgate & Co
Manu
Margaret Moxon
Mrs. Moxon
Archiy
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