No More Action Against Dumba
Washington reports high officials indicated no further steps against Dr Constantin Theodor Dumba Austro Hungarian ambassador regarding his letter criticizing U S treatment linked to recall. Officials say passports not considered as a means to hasten departure and note Dumba's letter defended rights to inform nationals of Austro Hungarian law concerns.
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Washington
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Lansing
Pr.Dumba
State Department
Dumba
Bethlehem
Middle West
Dumta
United States
State
Navy
Vienna
Lerve
New York
James F. J. Archibald
London
Frank von Papen
Archibald
Funeral notices listed for Barton Pharr Holcomb Forder
Mortuary notices override the last page listing several deaths. Charles H. Barton 49 died at 147 Richardson Street Sunday at 2 am. Edward Pharr son of VC Pharr aged 12 died in a private hospital. Brownie Holcomb 18 died in a private hospital. Charles Forder 60 died at 611 East Fair Street. Survived by spouses and multiple children. bodies moved to local chapels.
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Charles H. Barton
Richardson Street
Order of United American Mechanics
Comanche Tribe of
Red Men
Robert L
Ames H.barton, Jr
Gladys
Catherine
Mildred
G. M.hickman
Greanberg & Bond
Edward Pharr
VC. Pharr
A. C. @ Roy Donehoo undertaking
Brownie, Holcomb
Poole
G. B. Holcomb
Anger
Arthur Elie
Finn Street
Charles Forder
East Fair Street
Barclay & Brandon
Wilford
Arthur Rowden
Ernest
Allie May
Emma
Aline
Estall Ponder
Hill No 60 name a turning point in Gallipoli fighting
Reuters report from London on the Anzac region details August fighting on the Gallipoli peninsula. Hill No 60’s capture connected Anzac positions with the northern plain, costing the Turks about 5,000 casualties and leaving trenches strewn with Turkish and British dead as British and New Zealand forces held a hardened line.
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London
Anzac
Gallipoli
Reuter
Dardanelles
No. 60
Suola Laine
Tenches
Call‘ated
New Zealand
Enver Pasha cites Turkish Armies at Over Two Million
Berlin reports Enver Pasha, Turkey's war minister, says mobilization has pushed Turkish forces to more than two million under arms. He claims 1.94 million last month and over 3 million with new cadres, notes mobilization up to age 45, dismisses fear of large German troop deployments, and says Turks welcome German help but will not invite more troops.
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Berlin
London
Enver’ Pasha
Constantinople
Berliner Tegeblatt
Turkey
Enver Pasha
Germain
Bulgaria
Galiipoli
Egypt
Austrians destroy Dante monument in Trent
The Tribune reports the Dante memorial in Trent, a Zoechk sculpture once praised as a masterpiece, demolished by Austrian forces. The bronze is to be reused for cannon, and the statue stood in Piazza Dante opposite the station.
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Rome
Paris
Trent
Dante
Zoechk
Editor W. A. Varty Dies in Cuba Sea Isle
Hendersonville North Carolina September 19 William A Varty veteran North Carolina editor is dead at Nueva Gerona Isle of Pines according to a message received today at Hendersonville his former home. Mr Varty was the first American correspondent with the American fleet to set foot on Cuba in the Spanish American war.
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Hendersonville
N.C
William A. Varty
North Carilina
Neuva Gerona
Isle of Pines
Mr. Varty
Cuba
War boosts U S industries says commerce department
A Commerce Department statement outlines how every phase of American industry benefited from the World War. It notes new branches formed, expansion of existing manufacture, and shift to domestic production reducing dependence on foreign goods. Edison cited for wartime contributions to new American manufacturies.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Thomas A. Edison
America
Ube
Atlantic
Tropics
South America
Far East
Nem
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Germany
Iban
Damasca
Brazi
India
Athens Man Loses New Ford in Atlanta
Athens resident DL Britt reported a theft in Atlanta after leaving Athens at 9 PM. His brand new Ford with license 6A 4905 disappeared from the Hurt Building area within half an hour. He offers a $50 reward and will be at Metroport Site HQ in the Hurt Building until Monday afternoon.
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DL Britt
Athens
Britt
Metropoten
France to Open Atlanta Bureau for USFrance Trade in Georgia
Dr. F E May Atlanta rep for French firms announces a new bureau of communication in Atlanta to link Georgia producers with French consumers and brokers. Certificates of origin will be required for American goods, protecting both nations. The move aims to boost American shipments and curb misrepresentation in French markets. An unrelated note mentions the American Safety Museum launching a campaign for industrial safety in New York City.
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F. E. May
Atlanta
Georgia
France
United States
America
Africa
Der
May
Bureau of Commerce
Dr. May
Dr. M 2
New Orleans
The
American Safety Museum
New York City
Banks Hold South's Cotton Situation Says Wilson
In a letter released by South Carolina official John L. McLaurin, President Wilson states the southern cotton crisis rests entirely with regional bankers. McLaurin alleges New York bankers pressuring for 10 cent cotton and restricting loans. Wilson’s reply stresses bankers must determine interest rates and farmer access, with the federal reserve ready to loan up to 20.09 million dollars to southern banks if needed.
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Columbia
South
Wilson
Tumelty
John L. McLaurin
South Carolina
McLaurin
New York
McLaurine
Timulty
Federal Reserve Poara
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Enver
W. A. Varty
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Western Union Telegraph CO
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California
Utah
Bureau
M & Position
Europe
Fixperisence
Bankers
Harding
Southern Bankers’ Conference
Birmingham
William Fox
Rockcliffe Fellowes
Anna Q. Nilsson
Raoul A. Walsh
Women of
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Marino
Mr. Marino
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Bayonne
Najol Rec
Sebe
the Strand Today
ANNA @ NEILLSON
ALPHA
Imperial Quartet
Vaudette
Neal
Victoria
Mary Pickford
Universal Features
Lou Tallegan
the Explorer
Ko Se
Yanes
Gem Theater
Marietta, GA
Universal Stars
Bagdad
Desoto
Thanhouser
Angel IN the Mask
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Rih Vyes
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