Two Russian Warships Sunk Off Odessa By Turkish Fleet
A dispatch from Rome says Turkish forces sank two Russian torpedo boats near the Bosphorus as Russian ships attempted to exit the Black Sea. The Turkish fleet suffered no losses, while over thirty Russian sailors were captured. Reports from Petrograd and London describe bombardment of Odessa and damage to Russian and allied vessels, with American property in Odessa reportedly destroyed.
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Rome
Amsterdam
Holland
Qutaker
London
Berlin
Blettingarm-Mittag Today
Constantinoble
Bosphorus
Black Sea
RUSS
Tondon
Exchange
Constantinople
Petrograd
Reuter
Rays
Kertch
Crimean
Takol
Yalta
Caucasus
Goeben
Kazbek
Regone
Dessa
Donets
Tloyd’s
Lazaroff
Witiaz
Whampoa
Portugal
Washington
Lansing
Wilson
Yooke
Emden
ISD
Unethical Practice Sparks Debate Among Atlanta Lawyers
At the Atlanta Law School banquet at the Winecoff hotel two young lawyers, Robert M. Troutman and Basil Stockbridge, condemned a lawyer who publicly called his client guilty. They urged lawyers to defend clients and avoid public accusations, while New York jurists also denounced such conduct.
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Robert M. Troutman
Basil Stockbridge
Atlanta Law School
Winecoff Hotel
America
Mr. Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Act
New York
Troutman
Columbia University
T the
Robert M. Strickland
Stockdge
Catchings Therrel
Wallace T. Daley
J. W. LeCraw
Law School
Modern Witches Will Work Today For City's Poor
Atlanta observes Halloween with 100 young girls dressed as witches collecting aid for the Associated Charities. They begin at 9 am, end at 6 pm, masking to conceal donors, while homes host parties and children roam the streets in nightly celebrations.
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Atlanta
Hallowe'en
Ahether
Witches of Fairyland
Atlants
Clus
Bute
Atlanta Charity Drive Aims to Reopen Associated Charities
G Candler joins drive to revive the Associated Charities of Atlanta closed last week for lack of funds. A ten member citizen committee meets to plan a fundraising campaign with early mass meetings at the Grand Theatre to secure about 7000 dollars to clear debts and 30000 to establish a permanent program for destitute assistance.
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G. Candler
Associated Charities of Atlanta
Myr
Candler
Chamber of Commerce
BR. I. Foreman
Atlanta
Neady
Candler Triday
Associated Charities
Wilmer L. Moore
J. M. B. Hoxsey
F. I.graxon
Jon Temple Graves
Clark How
James B Gray
Morris Rich
David Woodward
L J. Dantet
H. A. Mailer
Sass
Tig
M. Candler
Grand Theater
Japs Attack Tsing-Tau On Emperor Birthday
Tukio reports dawn attack opened on the German position at Tsing-Tau while bombardment of the fortress continues. The emperor's birthday is being celebrated as the action unfolds. London reports an Indian contingent has joined British and Japanese forces against the Germans before Tsing-Tao, China.
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Tsing-Tau
London
Tsing-Taa
China
Carranza and Villa Eliminated at Peace Conference
El Paso report says General Carranza head of the constitutionalist government and General Villa commander of the north division were removed from power at a peace conference at Aguas Calientes. Message to AP via publicity agent of the convention.
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Texas
Carranza
Villa
Aguas Calientes
Associated Press
Denmark Seeks Cotton as War Supplies Tighten
Copenhagen reports urgent need for cotton and asks if American shippers will risk sending it. Danish government bars cotton re export to prevent neutrality breaches and today the king signed an act requiring that cotton goods imported into Denmark be used domestically.
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London
Iang
Denmark
Alana
Hundred Rebel Boers Surrender Without Fight
Washington reports that 100 rebel Boers surrendered without a fight at Brandviel and Anderstedvoran in South Africa. Official London dispatches to the British embassy conveyed the surrender today.
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Washington
Brandviel
Anderstedvoran
South Africa
London
Washington debates private loans to belligerents amid neutrality stay
Washington officials reveal private credit loans to belligerents may proceed and could fuel purchases by Russia and Germany in the United States. President Wilson maintains neutrality, distinguishing loans from public bond issues, and officials say the government will refrain from public discussion as bankers proceed at liberty to arrange credit with belligerents.
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Washington
National City Bank
New York
France
United States
Russia
Rana
Germany
Wilson
Japan
J. P. Morgan & Co
State Department
Turk Forces Massed On Egyptian Frontier And Near Suez Canal
The German evacuations at Ostend are reported by Handelsblad and Telegraaf. Turkish cavalry arrive near the Gulf of Akabah and Turkish fleet leaves the Black Sea. War extends with Turkey entering on the German Austrian side, raising fears of a wider Balkan conflict involving Greece and Bulgaria.
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Suez Canal
London
Gulf of Akabah
Red Sea
Black Sea
Cairo
Vienna
Amsterdam
Central News Agency
Turkey
Germany
Austria
Breslau
Theodosia
Russia
Donets
Odessa
Balkans
Greece
Balkan
Bulgaria
Great Britain
Miracle and visions claimed by Kaiser
A German issued proclamation attributed to Emperor William declares a divine command to save Poland and restore Polish lands under German rule. It references a miraculous bell at the Holy Swiatogorsky monastery guiding troops, promising divine aid and rewards for supporters while warning opponents.
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Petrograd
London
Czenstochowa
Russian Poland
William
Swiatogorsky
Russia
Poland
Germany
Mr Are
Poisoned Fruit Case Amazes Los Angeles Neighbors
Los Angeles on October 20 Mrs Wettie Prow, a mother, was found guilty of putting poison in apples with intent to injure the neighbor's children. The noisy mob scene in the neighborhood preceded multiple confrontations between Mrs Prow and neighbors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wettie Prow
Mra. Praw
Turkey May Invade Caucasus and Egypt Officials Say
Turkish military planners anticipate a two front campaign with an invasion of the Caucasus on one side and Egypt on the other. Analysts note troop concentrations and recent buildup hint at an offensive posture by the Turkish army, though details remain uncertain.
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Turkey
Caucasus
Egypt
Gath
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