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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1914

Page

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Wick and Felder Fight for Democratic Nomination Convention

Report on a contested Democratic convention scene with Wick and Felder leading factional moves to seat temporary and permanent officers. Mentions Bardwicl, Hardwick faction, and pressure from Washington. Notes hopes for selection and square deal for Wilson nomination in 1916 and internal power struggles shaping the preliminary ballots.

Qnona Sidney Jon Ga Augustyn Gessmen Bardwiclemae Felder Sorary Wiks Hardwick Arciman Frankiz Judze Maby Harris Fiengan Elmo Massenghli Staton Sigorounty Lenkins Robert Pottle Ubany Igowe Athens Anont He Wilson Waondemo

Murdered Woman May Be Wife Of Louisiana Man

Chief Beavers receives a telegram from J W Reynolds of New Orleans police linking the murdered woman to a Louisiana man’s wife. Vera Macey is found. report says she was despondent and may have taken her own life. Mrs Lillie Garner remains missing. clues point to Atlanta. Autopsy shows severe head injuries. investigators fear body was dumped to hide murder. Vera Macey located in Decatur, Ala, via detective work. letter evidence ties her to a friend in Atlanta.

Beavers J W Reynolds New Orleans Capne Counit-In Piedmont Mecairtin New Oriente McGaertlin Sue Atlanta Deservisions McGarthin Lille Garner Hampton Treat Harry Pooles Undertaking Garner Constitution Office Lake Avenue Shickde Vera Macey Miss Macey Miss Macer Decatur Vera Jlacey Wolfian John Starnes Ala Longwile Tay Macey Bedida Place

French Right Advances But Left Is Retreating

War office statement outlines overall progress in Vosges Lorraine and Nancy sector. French offensive actions followed initial setbacks, with German defenses entering a siege pattern. The report notes gradual gains while fronts reform, and indicates continuing operations toward Morhaing Couronne de Nancy and Vosges with future details promised on page three.

Fars War Office Vosges Lorraine Sarreburg Morhaing Couronne de Nancy Nancy Woevre Metz Foul Verdun

Hardwick Campaign Expenses Reported at 7030

Journal summary notes that Special Representative Thomas W Hardwick reported campaign expenses totaling 7030 dollars. Contributions totaled 4150 dollars with Sim T Blalock as the largest donor at 3500. Major itemized costs include 533.67 for headquarters use at Kimball House and about 2000 spent on newspaper advertising in Atlanta. Personal travel and postage were not enumerated.

John Corrigan Washington Thomas W Hardwick Senate Sim T Blalock Hardwick Kimball House Atlanta

Son of Major Dreyfus Promoted on Field

London dispatch from The Hague reports the eldest son of Major Alfred Dreyfus, serving as a sergeant in the French army, distinguished himself before Cherbourg and earned promotion on the battlefield. His father informs relatives in Utrecht that the son’s application for a commission has been granted by the Minister of War.

London Exchange Telegraph Company Hague Alfred Dreyfus Servng Charlera Utrecht A. Ymajor

Opportunity Hunters in a Vacancy Seekers Reach for Jobs

A fragmented notice notes that in every office vacancy there are unseen seekers. It frames the job hunter as an opportunity seeker who reads the Constitution pages to find openings, meeting the employer in the quest and highlighting the idea that the right match finds the vacancy.

Reservists Taken Off Pacific Ship Near Hong Kong

Honolulu reports that German and Austrian reservists on the Pacific Mail steamer China bound for San Francisco were halted by British warships near Hong Kong. They were detained at Stone Cutters Island after nationality was checked. two claimed Swiss citizenship and were released. U.S. officials noted the incident occurred within Hong Kong’s territorial waters and did not officially fault the action.

Honolulu Manchuria China Pacific Mail Steamship Company Hong Kong Philippines Thompson Purseranders San Francisco Warne British Wartern Washington State Department Unusu Three-Nile Department

U S Ambassador to Stay in Paris Amid Threats

Paria dispatch records United States Ambassador My von T Hermek stating the embassy will remain in Paris if the city is besieged by German forces. She chose to stay to support Americans needing help rather than return to the United States.

U. S Paris Paria United States Germany von T. Hermek Ant Wador

Engagement on the Western Front Amid Fast-Mading Claims

An Antwerp dispatch reports General Pau's forces defeating over 50,000 Germans near Peronnes in the Rome department. Sofia telegrams claim Austria suffered a decisive defeat at Zamcze Russian Poland, while Paris notes partial checks but ongoing fighting with the Allies holding center and left, despite losses and German counterattacks.

Ria Polang Pau Paris London Antwerp Reuter Telegram Company Peronnes Department of Rome Sofia Bulgaria Austria Zamcze Russian Poland Lublin

Great Battle Again Raging Across Europe and Asia

Long official statement from the French war ministry discusses operations in Belgium and along the French border. Allied forces reportedly retire. optimism noted about French and British offers to Germany. No definite details yet. Paris reports reinforce defense around the capital. Antwerp dispatch credits Pan with 50,000 Germans near Peronnes. Queen Elisabeth of Belgium and her children are in England. Britain and France oppose surrender terms and the U.S. role in German liner seizures. Moratorium in Britain extended. A Japanese destroyer ran ashore near Tsing Tau and was shelled. Jaguar gunboat damaged at Lien-Tam.

Belgium Paris Antwerp Pan Peronnes Elizabeth England Bordeaux Great Britain France United States Honolulu Hong Kong Britain Ofchiever

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