Dumba Recall and U S Safe Conduct Standoff
Washington debates whether to grant safe passage to Austro Hungarian ambassador Constantin Dumba while Vienna delays a formal reply to his recall. President Wilson weighs responses as cabinet scrutinizes Papen comments and possible actions against Archibald letters and war material deals.
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Vienna
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von Papen
United States
Constantin Dum
Dumba
Phillips
State Department
Lenox
Mass
Otice
Dumba Mote
Vic
Ambassador Penfield
Cane
Pane
Franz von Papen
Alexander Nuber von Vereked
Avatro
New York
James F. J. Archibald
London
von Papen Im
Archibald
Department of Justice
Warren
HOUSE
DR. Dumba
Edward M.house
Wilton
Colonel House
Henry Ford Talks Peace Plans With Wilson and Daniels
Henry Ford met with President Wilson and Secretary Daniels in Washington on September 22. He discussed advancing peace efforts with Wilson and ways to improve gasoline motors for submarines and airplanes with Daniels. Daniels agreed to provide Ford a history of naval difficulties with Lasolina motors, and Ford pledged to attempt corrections.
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Henry Ford
President Wilson
Daniels
Washington
Detroit
Wilson
Ford
Navy
Lasolina Motors
Foud
Gasoline price rises predicted amid rising crude demand
Atlanta agents forecast a 1 to 2 cent per gallon rise by October 1 with possible peaks to 20 to 22 cents within 36 days as exports and domestic consumption surge. Analysts cite Oklahoma Cushing oil output drop, 35 percent higher autos use, war demand and refinery limits, while a retailer questions the scale of the rise and notes regional variations.
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Atlanta
Ff J. K. Gewisner
Johnson-Gewisner Company
John W. Pearse
Gulf Refining Company
Mr. Pearse
Oklahoma
Europe
R. N. Reed
Reed Ol Company
M. Vanh
Texas Company
Gewinner
Atlanta Automobilists
Johnson-Gewihner
Detroit
Akron
Cleveland
Thin Seuiom
Johnson-Gewinner Company
Germans Press Forward as Russians Retake Dvinsk Front
Russian forces resist near Dvinsk as German units advance from Friedrichstadt and occupy territory south toward Ostrow. French air raid strikes Stuttgart in retaliation as heavy artillery rumbles along the Belgium to Vosges line. Austria-Germany bombard Serbian fronts from the Macva frontier to the Danube while Russians claim gains in Volhynia and around Dvinsk.
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Vilna
Fredrechstadt
mid-Poland
Ostrow
Dvinsk
Volhynia
Tkwa
Serbia
Danube
France
England
Stuttgart
Wurtemburg
Royal Palace
Belgium
Vosges Mountains
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Friedrichstadt
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Birshalen
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Govia
Oginski Canal
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Lyscha
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Polessie
Ion
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Russia
Berlin
War Office
Roclincourt
Champagne
Beauséjour
Strow Patroig
Neuville
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Lennevada
Exports Top Three Billion Dollars in Year Ended August 21
Washington reports exports exceeded three billion dollars for the year ending August 21, totaling 73,035,093,280. Imports reached 1,669,698,924 with a gold export of 97,749,270 and August exports at 261,975,771 against 110,467,494 in August 1914.
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Washington
Bureau of Forelen
Good-bye Straw Hats And Palm Beaches For Winter Is Near
The thermometer dropped to 51 at dawn in Atlanta signaling the first fall touch. By noon the sun lifted to 72. A Five Points observer counted 25 straw hats to one Palm Beach suit in 30 minutes, marking a sudden fashion shift. The forecast calls for a cool fair Thursday with similar temperatures. The weather bureau sees good summer days fading for 1915.
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Atlanta
Palm Beaches
Palm Beach
Weather Bureau
Man On Deathbed Claimed Georgia Murder Wanted
Dallas reporter: Paul Armer died at city hospital after a four month illness. He claimed on his deathbed to be wanted in Homer Georgia for the murder of his cousin. He gave the name Charles Robinson at first, then confessed the alias. Age 58. No further details on the killing or cousin.
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Dallas
Texas
Homer
Paul Armer
Charles Robinson
Alies
Paul Armér
Bia
Little Girl Teaches Rockefeller Junior Finance Teachings
A 12 year old girl in Trinidad Colorado told John D Rockefeller Jr how to trade stocks run a bank and finance a corporation paying a 40 cent annual dividend on a 10 cent stock. She described a school bank and store in a lively exchange that amused Rockefeller during his Colorado Fuel and Iron Company tour.
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Trinidad
Colo
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Sopra
Rockefeller
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Standard Oil
Blindhe
Phen Blanche McArthur
Morley
Starkville
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Las
Animas
Lawson
Culo
Iil
Supreme Court
Colorado
Dr Austin Flint Found Dead in New York Bed
Dr Austin Flint longtime nemesis of Thaw and star witness against Harry K Thaw was found dead at his New York home. Age 79, his death was due to apoplexy per his son Dr Austin Flint Jr. Flint had public prominence since 1907 in the Thaw case and opposed attempts to berate him at Matteawan five years later.
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New York
Austin Flint
Harry K Thaw
Austin Flint, Jr
Flint
Harry S. Thaw
Travers Jerome
Georgia Chamber of Commerce to Meet in Macon
The second annual Georgia Chamber of Commerce meeting will be in Macon September 29 and 30. Major turnout is expected with railroads offering low rates. Mayors from Georgia towns will gather to discuss film and tourism plans including Seeing Georgia campaigns and a statewide auto highway project. The event aims to unite counties for the Harvest Festival and showcase Georgia’s resources through a large tour starting in Macon.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Ysl
Georgia
Bridgen Smith
Georwia
Mhn
Bridges Smith
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber of Commeres
State Highway Commission
Georgia Harvest Festival Association
North Georgia
Georgia Motion Picture Firm
Ita
Middle
W. Hook
State Committee On
Adop
Committee On
Tou
Paul Leage
Dempsey Hotel
Cotton Prices and Sales Report From Marietta and Americus
In Marietta twelve cents a pound was paid for several bales of wagon cotton as prices ranged from 31 cents to a bit higher with rapid sales on the streets. Americus reports a large sale of about 150 bales by L G Council to a South Carolina mill finishing the day near fifty thousand dollars in profit while holding some cotton for 12 cents as the market remains active.
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Marietta
Americus
J—Biebt
L. G. Council
South Carolina
T&sh
Weather Prophecy FAIR Oddities in Old Report
Georgia forecast shows cloudy and fair skies with interior Thursday and Friday. Local report records a lowest temperature around 2.2.20 and a highest near 12.1711 with mean temperature and normal values noted. Wording is garbled with late day hours and undefined deficiencies in plan.
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Georgia
Indies
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