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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1915

Page

3

Hesperian torpedoed off Ireland with crew and troops saved

Rescue boats carried passengers and Canadian troops to Queenstown after the Allan liner Hesperian was torpedoed by a German submarine south west of Fastnet. Captain Main and about twenty crew returned to the ship to await admiralty tugs as rescue steamers evacuated survivors and the vessel faced sinking.

Main Admiralty Queenstown Allan Ime Canadian Pacific Railway Great Brite Canadian Glasgow Washington Frost State Department Hesperian Consuls Fastnet Montreal Allan Ling Allan Line Ward Allan Line Hesiperian Ireland Ocens Perfect Order Barres Canada Vain Dolan Pittsburg Tne McAllister Grand Rapids Chambers Belongine Tiurao Nova Scotia du Odlock Royle Hayle London Glimt Arendal Norway Lloyds Frode Clemmeson Montevideo Malmo Sweden Copenhagen Stockholm Sven Renstrom

Wreck Injures About Fifty on Lake Shore Line near Sandusky

About fifty persons were injured today as two interurban trains collided on the Lake Shore electric road near Sailors Siding at Huron. Eastbound Limited crashed into westbound train with no fatalities reported.

Sandusky Ohio Lake Shore Sages Siding Huron

Germany Promises Change After Hesperian Sinking

Washington and London react to the torpedoing of the Hesperian by a German submarine with surprise and grave concern. Officials debate whether the ship was warned, while Ambassador von Bernstorff and officials expect a satisfactory explanation and await further reports. The incident strains U S relations as British press denounces German barbarity and questions the Berlin pledge to curb submarine warfare.

Washington White House State Department Carriea O Hitle Wilson Lansing Firat Associated Press Ambassador Page London Frost Queenstown Vaasel von .Bernstorff Cedarhurst SI United States Hng London ‘Moving Papers J Balfours von Bernstarfft Times the Times von ‘Bernstorf Daily Chronicle the Chronicle von Bernstorffa

Fugitive From Gang Found Stuck In Chimney

Athens September Special William Filey a fifteen year highway robbery convict escaped from Clarke county gang yesterday morning and was tracked to a field of corn. He vanished after police searched the home of Joan Foley and Mrs Riley. A renewed search led to him found wedged in the chimney. Several shots were fired as he fled toward the field but he was not hit.

Athens William Filey Clarke County Corm Joan Foley Riley Kuley Hiley

Uprising Feared in Constantinople Amid Turkish Rifts

A Paris dispatch reports that Djemal Pasha, former minister of marine, clashes with Talat Bey and Enver Pasha and is suspected of planning a coup against the Union and Progress leadership. After a failed expedition to Egypt, he was ordered to Mesopotamia but may not have gone. The situation in Constantinople is described as growing worse with fears of an uprising.

Paris Havas Dinrch Athens Djemal ‘Aba Talat Bey Dnver Pasha Union Egypt Diemal Pashi Mesopotamia Constantinople

Labor Day Picnic And Games In Piedmont Park

Labor day observed by organized labor with picnic and games at Piedmont park near East Lake. City offices suspended. city hall closed. parade canceled. band concert planned by Lifth Regiment band with a long program of songs and operatic selections. Athletic club events include swimming races and obstacle canoe race. nine events listed with prizes and a concert to follow.

Piedmont Park East Lake Woodward Cochran National Banks Federal Building Atlanta Athletic Clubs Lifth Regiment Pieamont Park CY Barber City Perk Music Soal

Peace convention hears women and presses clash

Chicago September 5 The first session of the national convention of the Friends of Peace opened with women delegates given a sentimental role while men assailed the sensational press and munition makers. A bulletin about the German submarine torpedoing Allan Hugo Theater drew applause then a hiss storm. Speakers urged ending the war and keeping the U S out, while criticizing press influence and munitions interests. The embargo issue was to be debated, with a pledge to curb military spirit and push for immediate peace.

Chicago The Friends of Peace Stngo Press Allan Huer Theaperian Ives DC Berkemeier Mt Vernon Noo United States Rey Ingo Munitions Trust Lusitania Arablc Fie Resolution Committee Wilson Garnegie Society New York William Short New York Peace Society Andrew Carnegie Alton B Parker Lyman Abbott Francis Lynde Stetson Short

War in the East and West Holds at Standstill

Berlin and Petrograd dispatch mixed reports as German and Russian forces pause for winter, fighting continues along the Dvina and Sereth fronts. British and Turkish actions near Riga and Anzac regions are noted with renewed troop movements and artillery bombardments.

von Hindenburg Riga London Sptember Russia Lennewada Friedrichstadt Wilna Germany Grodno Kobrin Brest Finsk Rouyne Dubno Galicia Sereth Alles Paris Anzac Athens Petrograd Gulf of Riga Vibenstrait Dvina Linden Jacobstadt Vilni Oransen Smalmiaia Meretchanka Onslanga Niemen Jasielda Berezu Kaituska Volkovyalk Goryn Styr Dubna Rovne Thhe Styr Gahei Tarnopol Tlouste Dniester Black Sea Pronaitel Bystyri Fregatta Prince Tronhetskoy Singuldak Hamidich

War News Roundup From Fronts Across Europe

Reported battles around Grodno and Majówka yield thousands of prisoners as German and Austro Hungarian forces push through marshy terrain and seize trench positions. French and German artillery clash across Arras, Champagne, and Vosges with advances noted near Linge and Doberdo. Russians defend swampy corridors northeast of Brest Litovsk, facing Austro German pressure while fighting in Volhynia and Dubno.

Arras Fries Quennesvier Ea Vic Nowtron Champagne Linge Linge Tonichts Ville Rochincourt Reye 1 Auberiver Sousin Argonne Apremont Llcy Dardanelles Atome Paris War Office Redval Stato Roce Letravelle Mario Adige Cima Coxta Carso Béelal Doberdo Ion Berlin von London Tageblate Brest Litovsk Sagrodje Jasielda Vollhynian Dubno Povno Wens Anngunde Brest Titovsk 15

East to West Highway Meeting at Alapaha

The East to West Highways convention meets in Alapaha to advocate a hard surface road from Allan through Tilton Willacoochee to Wat. The fourth in a series of meetings follows Willacoochee and Peirson gatherings, aiming to connect with Dixie Highway at Albany and the National Highway at Tifton to link to Wu cress and other points.

Willacoochee Enghhat Allan Tilton Willacoochee Watcase Alapaha Highwr Tiften Willachoochie Peirson

Dr Proctor Sermon On Denial And Christian Discipleship

Rev HW Proctor discusses denying self and following Christ as the path to life. He urges adherence to Scripture, obedience to Christ, and living with the cross’s beauty as a witness. The talk emphasizes resisting selfish thoughts and embracing humble service.

Gelf Christ

Trains Strike Autos Kill Fourteen In Rochester Area

Fourteen people die after cars are struck by an electric train about ten miles south of Rochester. Victims include Stephen Emmerson 73 and Florence Truesdale 24 of separate towns, Nellie Hanmer 45, Birs Lath Keb 4, and five others unnamed. The scene witnesses a wreck with several family members among the deceased.

Rochester Y Rochester Stephen Emmerson Roky Ter Lewis Law Florence Trueslalr Nellie Hanmer Seneipgit Birs Washington Glennells Olsen Norton Wintihall Juhi Noton Hudson Fasenaer Jon Nurten Ross Jol John Peter

Army Aviators Bruised by Fall in Port Story

In a late fall incident, U S Army aviators were badly injured when their aircraft crashed near Port City. The fighter plane, tail number 73, impacted during takeoff turning the scene into a rescue effort as ground crews worked to extract survivors.

U.S. Army

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