Trapped on F-4 Submarine Doom Fights by Crew
The final Board of Inquiry report explains the F-4 disaster on March 5 1915 near Honolulu. A corroded lead lining and rivet leaks caused a battery tank leak and chlorine gas. Despite attempts to surface the submarine continued to dive, flooding the hull and sealing the fate of 21 crew members.
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Board of Inquiry
Washington
Hfe
Bush
Victima
Biame
U. S
Essel
Geghy
Fighten
Pssgome
United States Protests Britain Over Trade Penalties Note Sent
Washington dispatch reports America's long note protesting British interference with neutral trade was sent by special messenger to London. The 10 000 word document, approved by President Wilson, restates arguments from earlier notes and discusses Britain’s blockade and January notes from London. Ambassador Page will present it at the British foreign office next week.
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Washington
America
United States
Europe
London
Ambassador Page
Alexander W. Nir
Berlin
Documenta Anor
Gerard
Great Britain
Bryan
Wilson
Germany
State Department
White Halla
Atlanta Post Office Labor Probes Urged by Federations
The Atlanta Federation of Trades calls for a congressional probe into alleged willful violations of federal postal work hour laws at the Atlanta post office. The resolutions accuse officials of forcing overtime to feign economy, citing a 50 person shortfall and reduced receipts, and urge Congressman William Schley Howard to investigate.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Federation of Trades
William Schley Howard
Federated Trades
Lovie Marquardt
Georgia Federation of Labor
Willam Robinson
United States
Atlanta Postoffenrm
Postatthce
Atlanta Federation of Trails
William Seley Howard
Louie FP. Marquardt
William Robinson
Howard
Constitution
Mother Daughter And Big Black Cat Appeal to Charities
Mrs Bryant and her 9 year old daughter Ceney Bell Bryant arrived in Atlanta from Chattahoochee Florida seeking aid from the Associated Charities. Ceney Bell clutched Nero the cat as they told Superintendent Joseph Logan their tale of loss, recent death, and a promised ticket home for the pet.
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Joseph Logan
Associated Charities
Gould
Mia
ZoNa Bryant
Ceney Bell Bryant
Ceney Bell
Mr. Logan
Nero
Florida
United States
Cuba
Coney Bell
Ienctor
Car derails and crashes into Coker Bank in Atlanta
A box car from the Atlanta and West Point line broke loose from a freight train and crashed into the Coker Banking Co across Central Avenue. Pedestrians heard a collision as the car leaped into the street scattering wires and blocking Central Avenue while police redirected traffic. Officials planned an investigation into the incident and causes.
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Looge
Louisville and Nashville kRailroad ‘Company
Atlanta and
West Point
Atlanta Joint Terminals
Central Avenue
Coker Banking Company
J. Br.tuvener
Jones
Georgia Railway and Power Company
A. I. Poole
Peachtree Street Renting Shows City Prosperity
A survey from the Candler building to the viaduct finds 26 stores leased along Peachtree street with only four vacancies. Since the war’s outbreak a year ago twenty four leases created leases on 26 stores and rents have risen from bargain levels. Several major tenants including Beacon Shoe, Florsheim, Victoria moving pictures, Nunnally’s, Atlanta Optical, and Southern Railway factors have taken spaces. a restaurant is planned in the Candler building.
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Candler
Eiseman
G W. McClure
Woolworth
Peachtree
North Breed Street
Peachtine Street
Bea‘con Shoe Company
Beacon Shoe Company
S. Einetein
Globe Clothing Company
Victoria Moving Picture Theater
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Healey Building
Florshelm Shoe Company
Marcus & Holley
Radius Jewelry Company
J. Newman & Company
Leeds Woolen Mills
Nunnally's
Dahl Floral Arena
nWos
Harry Silverman
Pollock & Berg, Clothiers
Empire Life Building
Southern Railway
Atlanta
West Point
Georgia and Southern Pacific
Kibler & Long, Clothiers
GR. Kinney Shoe Company
Cloyd-Stanford, Clothiers
Rothschild
Woman in wheelchair to testify in hotel shooting case
Mrs. M. N. Morrison wounded in the Hotel Florence shooting on September 12 plans to testify before a grand jury. She accuses Fred Warfield of the incident accusing him of entering the room, arguing, and then firing a 25 caliber pistol, with no arrests made to date. Morrison, confined to a wheelchair since the attack, resides at 69 Auburn Avenue and has engaged counsel to pursue a grand jury investigation.
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M. N. Morrison
Jaffray
Florence
Frad Warfield
Roderick Warfield
Plaiter
Stackman
Ellizabethton
Atlanta
Young Warfield
Elizabethton
Cather
Morrison
Auburn Avenue
B. Felder
Leonora Grossman
Hugh Dorsey
Fred Warfield
Aleleged
Warfield
jan@ bat
St Joseph’s Infirmary
Grady Hospital
Atlanta Police
5000 Aeroplanes to Wage Campaign on German Plants
October 28 report notes the formation of a 5000 aircraft supplementary air fleet. Its mission is a ceaseless campaign of destruction against German factories. The aerial league is led by figures including Louis Barthou Georges Clemenceau Stephen Pinchon and Paul Doumer among others.
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Newyerench Aerial League
Forimer
Louis’ Barthou
Georges [Clemencedu
Stephen Pinchon
Dueide Rohan
Baron Henri de Rothschild
I Etiennne
Clementel
Caunt- Robert de ‘Clermont
No Hope for Allies at Dardanelles
London reports Captain Elis Ashmead-Bartlett, British press representative, says Allies hold Dardanelles but expect no further advance. He cites Turkish defenses, Bulgarian involvement, and limited windows for operations, urging earlier Greek and Macedonian action and better coordination for eventual success.
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London
Dardanelles
Elis Ashmead-Bartlett
Ashmead-Bartlett
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Dintumats
Turkey
Balkans
Near East
Ashmeld-Bartllett
Serbia
Dolgarte
Germany
Saloniki
Greece
Macedonia
Tbia
Britain
Another Spy Executed by British Authorities
London reports officials announced that another spy has been executed. The prisoner was tried by general court martial for espionage and found guilty, sentenced to death. The notice notes the execution occurred recently under military authority.
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London
Austro Germans and Bulgarians Open Road to Turkey
London October 27 German forces crossed the Danube at Orsova and with Bulgarians invade Serbia near Prahova, opening a corridor to the Aegean and Constantinople. Rail lines from Rustchuk connect to Philippopolis and Varna, enabling munitions and troops to reach Turkish allies along the Black Sea coast. British troops from Saloniki join Serbians as fighting widens across Belgrade and southern Serbia.
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Danube
Orseva
Serbia
Prahave
Pawere
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Constantinople
Tron
Negotin
Danute
Darian
Rustchuk
Nes
Ral Ware Radiant
Philopopolis
Varna
Rustehuk
Teutonic
Gallipelli
Black Sea
Nish-Saloniki
Save
Drina
Bosnia
Saloniki
Greece
Belgrade
Niih-Saloniki
Kumanovo-Vranye
Nsh-Satontskel
Obrenovac
Vala Devo
Misegrad
Vienna
Coun
Weather Prophecy Farm Forecast
Georgia fall Thursday forecast with wool Friday mentions gentle to moderate northeast winds and mild conditions for the area. The report notes a weather pattern shift and expected wind speeds suitable for farming activities.
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L. C. Adler Company
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