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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1915

Page

6

Germany Wanted Neutrality in 1912 Talks With Britain

London reports published from British records detail German aims to secure British neutrality in a 1912 framework. The account shows Germany pressed for a neutral pledge, while Britain debated a broader naval and territorial formula. Notes recount negotiations led by Sir Edward Grey and Count Wolff Metternich, ending without a mutual arms agreement.

Britain Germany Sir Edward London British Foreign Office Meht Great Britain Foreign Office Norddeutsche Algemeine Zeitung Austria Russia U Iity Japan Portugal Coward Grey Paul Wallisletteimich Great Miiiaim Howard Gres Count Woltz-Metternich Ingland England Wolff-Metturnmieh Edward Grey France Triple Alliance Hdward Gray Count Wolff-Mettarnich Sir Edward Grey Count Wolff- Metternich Federal Council

Big Brother affair delights crowd at Jewish Alliance

The first vaudeville entertainment by the Big Brothers association at the Jewish Educational Alliance drew a large, attentive audience Tuesday evening. The program showcased local youth talent including piano and vocal solos, recitations, monologues, a comedy sketch, and duets, with Miss Dora Gerson and Miss Leila Fresh among the performers.

Jewish Educational Alliance Big Brothers" Association Itg Albert Herskowitz Dora Gerson Leila Fresh Isaack Janko Fritz Friend Sol Gerson Jeasé “Fresh B. Mander R M. Foster Harry Feldman L Fresh Ses Gerson Leon Sugarman Dora Blondheim Dy Moss Rose Gross

Forrest highway leagues organize across counties along route

Forrest highway leagues will be organized in counties along the Birmingham to Rome route tapping the Dixie highway. The first league formed in St Clair County boasts large membership and includes well known citizens of Ash, Alabama, and nearby areas.

Rome Birmingham St Clair County Istarta Ash Ala

Former Justice Commits Death By Taking Acid In Georgia

Rome Georgia August 31 Specal George N Rosson a Floyd county farmer and former justice of the peace committed death by own action by drimiring carbolic acid He bought the acid at a local drug store then went to the courthouse office wrote two letters found on his bed one to his wife noting the world was against him and his health failing the other a will naming Charles W Merrin as administrator

Rome George N Rosson Floyd County Rosson Charles W. Merrin

Estate Left to Wife of Federal Prison Guard

A man bequeathed his entire estate to his wife Mrs j a schoolteacher who served in government service as a guard for about 5% years and was previously at the federal prison in Atlanta.

Fannie Rosson Federal Atlanta

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