German U-Boat Action and Arabic Report Impacts Debate
The Foreign Office defends the submarine’s torpedoing of the Arabic as self defense amid claims of delayed return and undisclosed reasons. Berlin questions whether the Hesperian was torpedoed, suggesting a mine or internal explosion instead, while officials await formal confirmation from Berlin and note US rights concerns.
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Germany
Otto Weddingen
United States
London
Presa
Washington
Berlin
Count von Bernstorff
Ansurencea
United’ States
Assador
Gerard
State Department
Lansing
Teenden
Wolf
Unclear dispatch questions Hesperian torpedo or mine hit
A Berlin sourced dispatch questions whether the Hesperian was torpedoed and suggests a mine collision is a more probable cause. The ambassador here reports the information as uncertain, noting the tone and wording imply improbability of a torpedo strike.
War Office Bulletins Report Renewed Russian and Austrian Actions
Austrian brigade captures 8000 prisoners and thirty guns with a quick firer. Russian retreats described on a broad front near Podkamien and Radziwilow. Berlin claims Wotkowysk taken and German air actions near Le Megnil. French stop German charge around Arras as Gallipoli fights continue. Turks claim gun captures near Seddul Bahr and Meccastan Tepeh.
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War Office
Vienna
London
Podkamien
Radziwilow
Russia
Tetley
Vohlynin
Podekamien
Radgiwilow
Ikwa
Sereth
Tarnopol
Strusow
Trembowla Fushting
Jasielda
Gereth
Generala Benigni
Prince Schoenburg
Ssupatka
Berlin
Bieloviezh Forest
Wotkowysk
OWS
Western Theater of War
Middelkerke
Ostend
le Megnil
Freiburg
Badén
Bastern
Wield
Marshal von Hindenburg
Daudsewad
Friedrichstadt
von Hichhorn
Grokinowe
Vilna
Jeziory
Walkowysk
Leopold
Bavaria
Izabeila
Wolkowysk
Zotkianka
Ruzonka
Pruszara
von" Mackensen
Jasiolde
Drohlczyn
Ar~nopol
Ostrog
Parla
Arras
Hoye
Oise
Aisne
Champagne
Argonne
Nancy
Garman Aeraplanes
Frescat
Sablons
Mets
Dardanelles
Gallipoli
Daily Telegraph
Mytilene
Adda
Suvla Bay
Constantinople
Landov
Unmntan Wer
Mecsastan Tepeh
Anzac
Seddul Bahr
Important Schedule Changes Southern Railway
The Atlanta Lake Tebeeway sleeping car line is discontinued effective with the last car leaving Atlanta. The Macon Waynesville car is shortened to Atlanta Asheville and operated tri weekly on trains 36 and 35. Trains 18 and 49 will be discontinued between Atlanta and Asheville with last train from Atlanta September 12.
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Atlanta
Atlanta-Lake ‘Teeway
Macon
Waynesville
Atlanta-Agheville
Asheville
C. Bram
German Airships Raid Eastern England Reported
London September 9. Hostile air raids on eastern England and London District continued last night with bombs and fires. Official account lists ten killed and forty six wounded, with three Zeppelins involved. Casualties include civilians and one wounded soldier. fires started but were extinguished with limited damage.
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London
England
Aayst
Nhine
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Judge Newman to Open Court After Vacation
Judge W T Newman of the federal district court resumes work after a vacation at Aden, N C. He will open the court Thursday morning for motions and the term will continue with eighteen cases on the docket. The U S circuit of appeals meets October 4 to 12, and a tank development dispute in Tallulah is tied to Georgia Railway and Power. Franklin
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W. T. Newman
Federal District Court
Araden
N. C
Newson
United Sisins Circuit of Appeals
Ton A. Pardee
Tallulah Dalls
Georgia Railway and Power Company
W.A. Carlisle
C. Elmer Smith
Franklin
Convicted farmers appeal over peonage conspiracy near Grittin
Near Grittin farmers convicted of conspiracy to commit peonage plan to appeal through their attorneys Marton Broith and Watter y. Marsh. The Southern railway case concerns a wage dispute and injury claims. Revenue collector jock acting for the government also intends to appeal a lower court decision granting a rebate on excise taxes to the Georgia Railway and Electric Company.
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Grittin
Fheir
Marton Broith
Watter
Y. Marsh Buts
Sowthern
B. Crow
Bia
Jock
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Examinations set for Friday for new English Commercial High
Examinations for boys and girls aiming to enter the consolidated English Commercial High will be held Friday morning. Boys take exams at Bos High School, girls at Girls High School Building. Start time 9:30. Promo cards holders are exempt. Students meeting Monday 8:30 at Brown ing Hall will hear about textbooks and curriculum as the commercial school organises. The new building on South Pryor Street is promised to be ready between October 18 and November 1.
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Consolidated
English Commercial High School
Bos
Commercial School
Browning Hall
South Pryor Atree
Jones & Laughlin awards contract for pipe unit in Woodlawn
The Jones and Laughlin Steel Company awarded contracts yesterday for a pipe unit that will employ 1,000 workers. The plant will be built at Woodlawn near Kara, Pittsburg, with construction planned to start this month.
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Pittsburg
Jones & Laughlin Steell Company
Woodlawn
Kara
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