British Fight On Aisne Front Told In French Dispatch
London reports Field Marshal Sir John French’s serialized dispatches recounting British BEF operations from August 12 to September 28. He notes relentless fighting from Mons to the Seine, the crossing of the Aisne under German opposition, heavy losses, and successful river crossings aided by Royal Artillery and Royal Flying Corps.
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Royal Artillery
The
Alane
David Henderson
Royal Flying Corps
Botha Forcing Rebels To Show Their Hand At Pretoria
London reports General Louis Botha, premier and commander of the Union of South Africa forces, condemns treachery by rebel leaders, insists no negotiations with the rebel, and urges immediate repudiation of Maritz's acts. The dispatch details ongoing warfare, heavy artillery losses, and mounting casualties.
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London
Reuter
Pretoria
Louis Botha
Union of South Africa
Hertzog
Botha
Maritz
Greek Towns Wrecked By Earthquake In Greece
A Paris dispatch reports yesterday's earthquake caused widespread damage in Boeotia with twenty shocks felt. Kaparelli Thebes and surrounding villages were destroyed while many Athens houses collapsed. The Thebes railway stations Larisoa Line Piraeus and other areas suffered damage. casualties unknown and relief tents ordered.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Kaparelli
Pyri
Thebes
Grecian
Boeotia
Larisoa Une
Piraeus
Atalante
Chelkis
Peloponnasius
Cyrelades
Euboea
Tonian Islands
Victory of Undaunted Sparks Harwich Jubilation
News from Harwich England reports British cruiser Undaunted won a victory. Four German destroyers were sunk in a combat near the Scheldt mouth. The news arrived the same day, fueling celebrations in the town.
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Harwich
England
London
Schelat
Change of Schedule N. C. and St. L. Ry and W. and A. Ry
Effective Sunday October 11 1914 changes to schedules. Train No 95 Pixie Flyer will arrive at Atlanta Terminal Station at 2 20 P M Train No 84 Dixie Flyer will depart from Atlanta Union Passenger Station at 8 16 A M General Passenger Agent C Harmon Kav)
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C. Harman
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Heavy British losses reported by French
London October 18 An official report by General French commanding the British expeditionary force gives the total of British killed wounded and missing from September 13 to October 8 as 561 officers and 12 980 men The war office tonight issued another casualty list received from headquarters under date of September 16 It lists 51 non commissioned officers and men killed 143 men wounded and 585 men missing with the Royal Scots Royal Irish and East Surrey regiments bearing the brunt Some officers are listed as killed or wounded and the East Surreys the Kings Own Scottish Borderers and the Somerset Light Infantry figure largely among the missing Mat of commissioned officers the Mat Lives four killed and five wounded
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Aisne
Spiri
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London
French
War Office
Royal Scots
Royal Irish
East Surrey
East Surreys
King's Own
Scottish Borderers
Somerset Light Infantry
What Is Business Beyond a Simple Money Aim
A merchant staff argues business is more than profit. The store seeks public trust, ethical practice, and service to the community. It rejects sham sales, defends public opinion as a force to restrain misuse, and invites patronage built on confidence in spirit, goods, and prices.
Buy in the Home Market boosts Atlanta shops and industry
The Sunday Constitution reprints an appeal urging Atlantans to buy locally to support employment and growth. It argues the home market offers quality garments and goods, chides New York purchases, and stresses patronizing local stores and industries to sustain workers, especially amid wartime strain.
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Atlanta
Philadelphia
New York
Trousseau
Georgia
Atanta
Sorosis Service Promises Restful Footwear Display
Progress in shoes is urged as a social and artistic advance. Sorosis Service invites customers to a refined Sorosis Room offering exquisite luxury footwear for women and children. The shop claims metropolitan style and competitive prices, aligning local pride with national fashion.
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the Aisne
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