Emergency money for state banks to loan on cotton
Southern lawmakers press for aid as Senate approves admission of state banks to the Aldrich Vreeland system. Hoke Smith leads an amendment to let Georgia banks issue emergency currency against cotton paper, with tax schedules to wind it down. Debate notes dire south distress and broad national impact with a continuation promised on page five
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Germans May Strike Paris From Air With Invading Battleships
Report indicates German air fleet already dropped several bombs on Paris but caused little damage. French forces have repelled some raids, yet the threat of a major air attack on the capital persists despite late signs of a potential German retreat.
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Wordy diplomat in Turkey crisis draws notice from Wilson
President Wilson telegraphed Secretary Bryan to question Turkish ambassador Roustem Bey after a published statement. The envoy explained the piece was not intended to reflect on the U S government and the matter would be closed with that clarification. The ambassador also defended his remarks as a plea to improve U S press view of Turkey amid European war tensions.
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Four-Color Portraits Highlight Sundays Constitution War Features
The Sunday Constitution promises a four color Kaiser Wilhelm portrait, praised as a striking and collectible image fit for office or home. It will feature Lord Kitchener, hailed as the Allies’ mainstay and a world class general, in a companion picture. The issue also markets a sensational Revelations by the Kaiser's Personal Spy series amid other war features.
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Effect of the War on British Industry
London September 11 The board of trade summarizes the war's impact on employment The overall finding is a contraction in employment This has been offset mainly by shorter hours rather than staff cuts Ninety three percent of workers in production remain employed to some degree Of the decline in employment seven percent two thirds are workers who left for military service The share of wholly unemployed workers including women rose by just over two percent The cotton industry and vehicle construction are the two most affected sectors
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Touch of Winter Felt in Atlanta
A cold front brings a dreary drizzle to Atlanta with cloudy skies. Palm beach suits and straw hats retreat as fall forecasts predict light showers, fluctuating winds, and unsettled, fall-like conditions through Saturday.
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Belgian town burned by beaten Germans
An Ostend dispatch reports a heavy engagement near Grembergen and Termonde. The German retreat left 30 prisoners, destroyed Termonde, burned 1,400 houses with 1,100 in ashes, looted works of art and memorials, and abducted 200 civilians. Uhlans pursued into surrounding woods. Germans collecting Brussels booty at Namur.
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Russians Advance Against German and Austrian Forces in Poland
Petrograd reports Tomaszow captured after fierce fighting. Russian troops seize Opole and Tourbine in Russian Poland, drive enemy rear guards, and separate Austrian left wing from forces at Tomaszow and Rawa. German troops moved east along Masurian lakes. Russian advance guard retreats. Austrians at Suczawa and Hatna held, with heavy losses inflicted by Russians. Washington dispatch notes the Austrian fortress position remains contested.
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Local Showers Forecast Across Georgia
A weather prophecy notes local showers Saturday with warmer conditions in the northern portion. Sunday forecast calls for possible fall in temperatures as the system shifts southward.
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War News Seems to Dwindle as Advertisers Take Lead
Wartime coverage fades next to fall ads as readers are urged to focus on bargains. The notice emphasizes advertising offers over military reports to save money this season.
Retiring in Disorder Germans Harried by Allies
London dispatch reports German cavalry destroyed, mobile artillery and trains captured, many troops cut off or captured. German signals plea for horses and supplies. English observers say pursuit will prevent a Paris siege and allies hold the advantage as Germany’s coup collapses.
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German Army in Straits for Food Near Courtrai Push
Ghent report says German forces of 40 000 to 60 000 men advance toward Courtrai in West Flanders. They face shortages as Ghent cannot meet the supply demand and expect to find food around Oudenarde where harvests are notably good.
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Battle Tide Against Germans Rolls Back at Marne
London September 11 The battle of the Marne unfolds with French and British forces staving off German advances. The German right retreats north along the line of Von Kluck while Von Kinck von Buelow and the Princes of Württemberg pressure the left. The battle remains undecided as German wings maneuver near Verdun and Berlin reports the actions.
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