Huge Credit Loan Sought For Allies
New York September 10 The Anglo French commission seeking a five way to meet huge bills of Great Britain and France for American munitions and supplies arrived in New York welcomed by J F P Morgan and 100 financiers. Negotiations will begin in days as the commission plans to meet bankers and exporters to map a credit loan and exchange program for wartime needs.
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Great Britain
France
J. F P. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Ttaly
Igen
Italy
Argentina
4500 Cases of Toys Arrive in New York
New York September 10 4500 cases of toys believed to be the first shipment to reach the United States from Europe since the British order in council arrived today aboard the Rolland American freight steamer Ronbergen from Rotterdam. The cargo was among goods held at Rotterdam destined from Austria and Germany to the United States, with an estimated value of 167000000 dollars. Great Britain recently signaled willingness to adjust enforcement of the order in council affecting neutral port shipments. The arrival is viewed as the forerunner of further shipments.
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United States
France
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Commisnion
England
New York
Europe
Rotterdam
Austria
Germany
Great Britain
Order-In-Council
German Submarine Off Cape Finisterre Sighted
Corrana Spain September 10 The British steamer Orania returns after wireless notice of a German submarine off Cape Finisterre It sighted a small craft with twenty or more people aboard believed to be survivors of a torpedoed steamer but did not stop, suspecting a trap
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Corrana
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Paris
Cape Finisterre
Mob lynching of Black robbery suspect in Clarksville case
A Black man named Love Rudd, accused of burglaries and threats against whites, was seized by a mob from a constable in Clarksville, Mo, and died in a related incident. The event occurred Wednesday night, September 19, with reports of threats and a robbery charge attached to the man.
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R Borcing Green
Love Rudd
San Clarksville
Oregon Apple Crop Expected One Third Size This Year
A. Madeour, manager of the Western Fruit Distributers Association, estimates Oregon's apple crop will be about one third smaller than last year, totaling roughly 750 carloads.
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Oregon
A. Madeour
Western Fruit Distributers” Association
Burlesque Actor Fined by Police Recorder
Harrell registered at police headquarters as a burlesque actor and was fined 57.50 by Recorder Johnson in police court Friday morning after a confrontation in which he received four plates from waiter Alet Rautasas of 38 Peachtree street. The judge commented that he seemed to be a bad actor.
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T Harrell
Recorder Johnson
Pollee Court
Alet Rautasas
Cate
Peachtree Street
Judge Johnson
Bainbridge Ga Booms With New Building Activity
Bainbridge Georgia shows a large wave of new construction with Nusbaum brothers rebuilding their ice and bottling plant into one of the state’s most modern facilities and adding a machine shop for a patented bottle washer. The project sustains over $1,100 weekly payroll and supports extensive local employment. The Alberta Crate Works expansion near completion will bring a $100,400 investment and about $2,066 weekly payroll, alongside numerous residences and other smaller structures reshaping the city’s economy.
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Alberta Crate Works
Marshallville
Emory College Opens Ninth House Session in Oxford
Emory college at Oxford Ga announces the seventy ninth session opening Wednesday September 15 at 10 oclock in Allen Memorial church with addresses by Chancellor Warren A Candler Dean W Silkin and President James E Dickey. The session features a new Atlanta medical school and an academy prep program for pre medical students. Buildings and grounds are in top condition with renovations and lab improvements. Atlanta attendees can depart at 7 30 and reach Oxford by the opening, return at 3 pm.
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Atlanta
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Interment of Hancock to be in Philadelphia
Savannah Georgia September 11 The body of Elmer N Hancock editor of The Savannah Morning News who died suddenly Wednesday night will probably be sent to the home of his brothers in Philadelphia for interment Hancock had lived in Savannah for 32 years He came from Washington where he was the correspondent for The New Orleans Times-Democrat and had been city editor of The New Orleans Times He was about 71 years old Funeral of Rev J A Rush took place at Bethel AME church with large audience The service included a sermon by Hey M M Alston of Newnan prayers by Rev Ha Proctor and Bishop JS Flipper. music by a male quartet and W J Trent sang a solo.
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Recruiting aided by German ships raids London
The Spectator notes Zeppelin raids provoke a recruiting surge in London. A recruiting sergeant on a platform of rubble reports excellent results as crowds form. The Daily Mirror says London answered with a large volunteer movement, Trafalgar Square and other sites filling with volunteers. Some papers urge direct strikes on German cities in response to air raids.
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Globe
Spy Executed by British Government in London
Official notice from London confirms the execution of a spy today. The agent’s name was not disclosed in the statement.
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