Germany Refuses Indemnity for Arabic Sinking
Berlin clarifies it will not admit obligation to pay indemnity for American deaths in the Arabic sinking. Germany offers arbitration at The Hague on reparations but insists the ruling does not bind international law on submarine warfare. Washington awaits official text as debate over the commander’s self defense claim continues.
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A G Spalding Dead in San Diego
A G Spalding, the well known sporting goods manufacturer, died at his home in San Diego on Friday night.
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Hotel Man Killed Slayer Is Dying in Bullochville
At the Tuscawilla hotel in Bullochville Georgia G A Thompson agent of the Southern railway and owner of the hotel is dead after a shooting in the dining room. Sam Bulloch a local druggist lies dying after a struggle with Thompson and Bulloch’s associate W B Butts as Bulloch drew a pistol and opened fire. Thompson tried to deescalate and fetch the town marshal but the fight for the weapon followed. The incident occurred at about 2 PM. Continued on Page Seven.
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The New Home Furnishings in Sunday Constitution
Moving into a new era of better times, The Sunday Constitution invites readers to brighten their homes with new furniture and rugs. Atlanta’s leading furniture houses present September bargains to appear in next Sunday’s issue.
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Germany's Note on Arabic Sinking Explained by Berlin
Germany's memorandum dated September 7 defends the Dunsley submarine action against the Arabic on August 19 near Kinsale. Berlin regrets American casualties but rejects indemnity, offering The Hague arbitration if Geneva-style consent fails to resolve the dispute.
Anglo French Commission to Meet Morgan for 590 Million Loan
New York expects a private Morgan Library meeting as Anglo French financiers join Ameri can bankers to discuss a large foreign credit loan likely near 590 million dollars. The Lapland carries the Anglo French delegation to New York with two o clock reception to follow, aiming for multiple future talks and broad banker participation.
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Georgia Harvest festival aims for half million visitors
Promoters at the first mass meeting plan a Georgia Harvest festival for November 15 20 with a goal of half a million visitors and revival of Atlanta Spirit. The event will honor every city and town on Georgia Day and involve a broad executive committee and leaders from across the state.
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German Crown Prince Claims 2000 Prisoners in Argonne
London September 9 German crown prince declares a new attempt to break French lines in the Argonne. He says trenches were taken over a two kilometer front and depth of 300 to 560 meters, with 2000 prisoners, 48 machine guns, and 64 trench destroyers captured. French admit partial success and losses, while fighting continued through yesterday and last reports. Allies bombarding is dying down as infantry attacks wane. Russian front moves slow after southeast offensive, with Germans claiming gains toward the Pripet marshes. Grand Duke Nicholau heads to Caucasus front. Continued on Page Three.
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Vienna Sends Message After Envoy Is Rejected
Vienna informs its envoy he is no longer acceptable in the capital as ambassadors use American passports to dispatch messages. The move signals intent to cripple legitimate U S industries and provoke a break.
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Break With Austria Possible As Result Of The Situation
Washington announces that Dr Constantin Dumba is no longer acceptable as Austro Hungarian ambassador in Washington and must be recalled after admitting plans to incite strikes at US munition plants. Secretary Lansing said the action follows a intercepted letter and use of an American citizen to carry dispatches. The note to Vienna states the move leaves the embassy with no alternative but recall.
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Bond of Suspects Set At 15000 Each At Hearing
Dr Bryce M Sprayberry and J H Ozmer faced bond hearings in Decatur with bonds set at 315 000 each. Ozmer already out on 8800 bail, bond increased. Sprayberry alleged conspirators to murder William Sprayberry and wife for inheritance, with bail sought on health grounds. Hearings featured attorneys and no witnesses. Continued on Page Seven.
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Constitution Grocery Advertising
The Constitution carries on page 2 every Saturday special bargains in foodstuffs offered by Atlanta's leading grocers and butchers. Thrifty housewifes find this advertising of great benefit in supplying house hold needs.
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Weather Prophecy Pair in Washington and Georgia
The forecast predicts fair weather in Washington and Georgia for Friday and likely Saturday. Local report shows the lowest and highest temperatures, mean temperature, and normal values. Rainfall in the past 24 hours totals 4.47 inches with noted deficiencies since month start and since January 1.
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