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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
5
Senator Hoke Smith filed a statement of campaign expenses showing receipts of 903.62 and disbursements of 6357.75. The itemized costs include payments for weekly newspaper publications across the state.
A Rome sourced official statement says Vienna ordered archives moved and city conduct instructions given to the burgomaster as Russians approach Lemberg. Russian war office reports seven days of battle, heavy Austrian retreat, 160 guns captured, and a near total defeat of the Austrian army around Lemberg.
From Cettinje dated September 2, Montenegrin forces, though outnumbered, defeated Austrian troops near Bllek in Bosnia. General Vokovitch is reported to have taken the offensive and is marching on Tehamiteh in pursuit of the Austrians, with one general, thirty-two guns, ammunition, and supply columns listed.
An official statement reports 200000 Austrians held a strong position at Jedar before retreating to Santzeck. Enemies left about 10000 dead and over 2000 wounded, with 40000 captured or placed out of action. Serbia claims 60 guns, ammunition, bridge material, and three trains seized, and 4000 additional prisoners sent inland.
A German official statement notes hostile troop signs in Lille Bethune Douai and Lens with corps moving east into Germany and fighting in Lorraine on the Sanon bank. Additional dispatches cite Berlin guarding by army corps, mine-sweeping drift Eyrie losses, and Austrian forces routed near Lunestorf with prisoners and casualties.
Chronicle dispatch from France reports officers describe August 24 near Mons as the Germans pouring in their strongest force yet. They aimed to wipe out the British line, unleashing ferocious charges backed by heavy artillery. British marksmanship and defense turned back the onslaught as the most serious day for Germany since the war began.
London dispatch reports German bombardment of Malines focusing on the cathedral steeple. Troops move toward Tar Monde and Agache as Belgian forces bolster Wakeland defenses. German advance from Brusela to Asache failed to penetrate north. Ninave and Alost near Ghent are occupied in differing directions.
The Clayton anti trust bill cleared the Senate 46 to 14 and moves to conference. It tightens penalties for corporate officers, bans exclusive contracts, and eases interlocking directorates after two years. Sections on price discrimination were removed. labor and non profit groups are exempt. President Wilson will wait for conference outcomes before naming the new trade commission.
The federal grand jury started a probe into the Pacific Coast lumber trade at the request of United States District Attorney John W. Preston. He accuses producers, papers, and retailers of entering into restraint of trade agreements.
Local report notes PARTLY CLOUDY conditions for Thursday and Friday. Forecast provides low and high temperatures with mean, normal reference, and 24 hour rainfall. No clear dates, place, or exact figures available. summary focuses on general trend and missing numeric values.
A Petrograd dispatch quotes Novoe Vremya charging Austrian shells hit a Belgrade maternity hospital flying the Red Cross, killing about one hundred children during the bombardment. The report comes via Paris and London with 8:56 p.m. timing.
Washington September 2 Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably the bill to reorganize the diplomatic and consular service. Appointments of embassy secretaries consuls general and consuls would be in general service by presidential order. No officer would serve in State Department more than three years unless public need extends one year. Diplomatic staff graded five five and nine classes with efficiency records. Ambassadors and diplomats barred from trading interests in the countries they serve. Hearing held today on House Foreign Affairs Committee. Wilbur J Carr urged passage for State Department.
An advertisement claims thousands suffer headaches daily and that doctors fail to find causes or lasting cures. It promotes Anti Lamina tablets as a permanent remedy, urging readers to buy 20c worth or more from druggists and to ask for A K Tablets.
An advertisement touts A-K Tablets as cure for sick headaches. It prescribes two tablets at onset to ward off attacks and one tablet every two hours during an attack. The copy promises rest and comfort and notes genuine AK Tablets bear a distinct money mark.
An advertisement touts SEBRILING, a trademark improved Quinine trade item in Tustelens Syrup. It is proclaimed pleasant to take and gentle on the stomach for children and adults who cannot tolerate ordinary Quinine. It claims no nausea, nervousness, or head ringing, priced 25 cents for a 2 ounce package labeled Ferriline.
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