Plan Announced for Loan of the 135000000 Fund
The Federal Reserve Board outlines a 435 million loan plan to absorb surplus cotton. a central committee and a cotton loan committee will oversee two subscription classes, with loans at 6 percent secured by warehouse receipts and a 3 percent guarantee fund. Applications via state and local banks must be filed by February 3, 1915, for one year with renewal.
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Federal Reserve Board
Central Committee
WP Harding
Paul’ M. Warburg
O. 4 House
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Texas
A. E H. Wiggin
New York
Amos 3
Reserve Board
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Mississime
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Routh Carling
Tennessee
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Wade
St Louis
Levi J. Rue
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Wiliam
Gaston Byston
Mass
City Considers $4.8 Million Bond Issue for City Improvements
Bond investigating committee hears department heads outline needs totaling 4.8 million dollars for hospitals waterworks fire police sewers schools streets parks and related equipment. Fire chief seeks five new stations while officials note motors replace old engines and a subcommittee will prepare a full report.
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Attemotn
W.B Cummings
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Httle
W. Zode Smith
Jesse B. Lee
Jesse Armistead
Commercia
Tech
Tesat
McDonald
Park Board
Torpedo Boat Paulding Strands on Sand in Lynnhaven Bay
Norfolk, October 27. The torpedo boat Paulding ran aground between sandbars in Lynnhaven Bay during a northeast gale. Eighty four crewmen remain aboard as high seas pound the vessel. sister ships Burrough and Juett also ran aground, with Burrough later towed to the Norfolk navy yard and Juett reporting propeller damage. The Paulding shows no sign of leaking according to the latest navy yard reports.
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Lynnhaven Bay
Faulding
Anchorea Poarby
Panther
Torpedo Flotills
Paulding
Cape Henry
Ptutian
Burrough
Juett
Toxie
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Yard
The Cheapest and Best Want Ads Reach Worthwhile People
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Constitution
Atlanta
Cotton for Germany to be shipped with limited interference
Washington reports after talks with Britain that American shippers may send cotton to Germany and Austria without British interference, with neutral country arrangements to curb contraband re exports. Lansing notes Britain will not declare cotton contraband and confirms claims support for lost cargoes on belligerent ships. Galveston announces Rhinefelle loading 10,000 bales for Bremen.
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Washington
Great Britain
State Department
Germany
Austrian
Europe
Mr Lansing
London
Edward Grey
Cecil Spring- Rice
Lansing
Galveston
Texas
Bremen
German Casualties Averaging Ninety Thousand Daily
Official reports from Home dated October 2 indicate German casualties daily average 10,000 killed and wounded. Among them many are slightly or not gravely wounded, with about 70 to 90 percent returning to the ranks after a short period.
Antwerp Firms Ask Millions from Britain
Fifty Antwerp commercial houses protest to the American minister over British destruction of stocks during retreat. They demand indemnification of 516 million. They argue the losses were not defense related but carried out by retreating British troops during the evacuation.
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Amsterdam
London
Cologne
Antwerp
Death by own action kills Georgia boy Ernest Cape
A 12 year old boy Ernest Cape of Prec k near Ocilla Georgia died in an accidental self inflicted shooting while playing with siblings. He reportedly placed the shotgun with the muzzle to his chest and pulled the trigger not knowing the gun was loaded. Initial reports that a brother caused the shot were corrected by investigation. Capes were shocked to learn of the tragedy at about 8 o clock in the morning. The incident occurred several miles from Ocilla in Wilcox County.
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Ouilig
Mpecigh
Wang Mttendigg
Ernest
Whem
Captain Astor Wounded In Battle In France
London October 27 Captain John Jacob Astor first life guards son of William Waldorf Astor has been wounded in a battle in France His name appears in the casualty list issued tonight which reports sixteen officers killed thirty five wounded and twenty three missing Also listed as wounded are Brigadier General T M Havannah Lieutenant Colonel B B Cook Lt Colonel A F H Ferguson and Lt Colonel B E Ward Middlesex General Franklyn dies suddenly London October 27 Lieutenant General Billy William Edmund Franklyn who commanded the third division in Kitchener s new army died tonight He had been military secretary to the secretary for war and served with distinction in India and other regions
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London
John Jacob Astor
Life Guards
Willam Waldorf Astor
France
T. McM. Havanagh
B. B. Cook
A. F. H. Ferguson
B. E. Ward
Middlesex
Franklyn
Bie William Edmund Franklyn
Kitchener
Ams
India
British freighter Manchester Commerce destroyed by mine
Belfast October 27 The British freight steamer Manchester Commerce bound from Manchester to Montreal struck a mine at midnight and sank Captain Payne and thirteen crew members drowned. Thirty others saved by a trawler. The vessel of Manchester Liners Ltd had a net tonnage of 3444 and carried about forty three men.
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Belfast
Ireland
Lonion
Manchester Commerce
Manchester
Montreal
Payne
Manchester Liners
Cantain Payne
Austro German Firms Under Ban in France
Paris reports seizing eighteen Austro German firms and the Paris branch of Dresdner bank, J Allard Co, as the government expands its seizure actions.
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France
Paris
J. Allard & Co
Dresdner Bank
Berlin
Carranza to quit as supreme Mexico City moves to peace
Mexico City reports Carranza has offered to resign as supreme chief if General Villa retires from public life. Carranza cites patriotism and democratic aims, while Villa allies accuse him of self interest. Zapata delegates visit Villa as talks unfold at the Aguas Calientes convention.
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Venustiano Carranza
Aguay Calientes
Francisco Villa
Carranza
Ville
Villa
Izapata
General Villa
Washington
Aguas Calientes
Obregon
Chao
Castro
D. m
Zapata
Guadalupe
el Paso
Texas
Pablo Gonzales
Associated Presa
Louis Aguirre Benavides
Bloodily Checked Germans Still Press Channel Ports
London reports massive German reinforcements massing for northern France as part of an emperor ordered push toward England. Allied forces also reinforce the front with new divisions including British Indians who are said to be performing well in the line.
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England
German Raid on Channel Ports Seems to Have Been Checked
London reports that the German raid on channel ports appears checked for now with little progress since crossing the Yser canal last Saturday. Allies, aided by French and British ships, say they have held positions from the mouth of the Serre to Lens and advanced between Ypres and Reuters amid heavy losses on both sides in fiercest battles since the war began.
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London
Channel
Yser Canal
Sér
Lens
Ypres
Reuters
Second Rebellion in South Africa Strikes Steel in Proclamation
London reports a new Boer uprising led by Christian De Wet and Christian Beyers in the Orange Free State and western Transvaal. The Union government warns of armed commandoes, seizes Helibran, disarms a defense train crew, and pledges firm action while noting broad loyal support to restore order.
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Gen. Beyers
Orange Free State
Western Transvaal
London
South Africa
Christian de Wet
Christian Frederick Beyers
Maritz
Toro
Cape Colony
Union of South Africa
Existance
Helibran
Orange River Colony
Weather Summary Prophecy Fair Georgia Report
Weather forecast notes diminishing north winds for Wednesday and Thursday. Temperature range includes a low of 39 at sea level with no rainfall in the past 24 hours. Mean and normal temperatures are listed with a rainfall total of 0.00 inches, excess and deficiency figures for the year not fully clear.
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Georgia
Tctal
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