Turmoil in Unhappy Mexico Villa Carranza Split Deepens
The Mexican conflict widens as Villa disavows Carranza as first chief of the constitutionalist army, while Carranza demands explanations over Obregon's arrest and railroad halts. US officials monitor the rift as factions refuse to attend the October 1 Mexico City convention.
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United States
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Washington
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Bryan
White House
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Paul Fuller
Wilson
National Banks Warned to Stop Hoarding Money
Secretary McAdoo orders national banks to extend credit and curb excessive interest rates. A published list will name offending banks as he acts against money hoarding seen in reserves. He signals state bank cooperation and notes continued deposits will be withdrawn from banks charging high rates or restricting loans. Continued on Page Three.
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McAdoo
Hanes
Serere Citien
UcAdo
The Strongest Combination Want Ad Prospect in Atlanta
Persistency with Constitution Want Ads will accomplish any renting selling or employment task. Those who persist will finish as winners. The advertiser should keep at it until the result is achieved. Telephone main 6000 Atlanta 5001.
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Wise
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber backs plan to curtail cotton acreage
At the Georgia Chamber of Commerce annual session in Macon on September 25 a resolution endorsing a plan to limit cotton to ten acres per farmer in 1915 was adopted. The plan requires county charters and signatures from 75 percent of farmers, with court injunctions and possible jail for violations, binding farmers for twelve months.
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Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Charles J Haden
Lee County
United States
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Albany
Waj Woodall
Columbus
I Corporation
Haden
Josiah Carter Crosses Over the Great Divide
Washington dispatch reports Josiah Carter dying at Garfield hospital after abdominal trouble and acute anemia. A famed Georgia journalist, he led publicity for Senator Hoke Smith for thirty years and edited multiple papers. Interment planned in Marietta with widow Annie Logan Anderson and several children surviving. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Washington
Josiah Carter
Garfield Hospital
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Marietta Courier-Journal
Oil Herald
Morning Advertiser
New York
Georgis
United States Senate
Annie Logan Anderson
Covington
Marietta
A. H. Ulm
Atlanta
Josiah
Atlanta School Board Aims to End Double Sessions
The council considers a move to provide $6,000 for the school system to abolish the double session plan. W G Humphrey pledges support, calling for urgent funding and a thorough investigation to remove congested conditions. Finance Committee plans a meeting to discuss steps and potential October funding to ensure proper schooling.
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Atlanta
Aesing
W. G. Humphrey
Council
Allies Hammer German Right Wing In France
London reports from Paris say Allied forces press right wing of Germans in France as German positions are prepared to retreat. Russians claim victory against Austro German forces in the Baltic. German losses on battlefields are described as enormous. optimism persists about breaking through the French barrier despite heavy fighting near Lassigny and ongoing Aisne actions.
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London
the Aisne
Lassigny
Death on 50 foot tower at Ford plant on Ponce de Leon
Hundreds watched as two Toledo structural workers at the Ford motor plant tower on Ponce de Leon avenue were shocked by a live 2400 volt cable. Frank Raymond died en route to hospital. Otto Prenitzer died later. Freyd Turner, a local worker, survived initially but died on the way to the hospital. Turner lived in Atlanta. Prenitzer and Raymond were from Toledo.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Ball Park
Frank Raymond
Toledo
Chic
Otto Prenitzer
Ohio
Freyd Turner
Nero
Turner
Atlanta
Prenitzer
Raymond
Negro
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Russians Push For Their Goal In Galicia Front
Russians press steadily toward Przemysl after capturing Jaroslav and announcing Wistok on the Hungarian border as taken. Wistok lies southwest of Przemysl near a railway pass to Budapest, part of a move to encircle Przemysl and Cracow. Servians report daily successes with Linbevlg on the Drina. British naval aeroplanes conducted a long flight as the day’s highlight.
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Przemyal
Jaroslav
Wistok
Przemysl
Sanck
Carpathians
Zemplin
Budapest
Lemberg
Hungary
Cracow
Linbevlg
Drina
Local Showers Bring Cooler Days After Warm Spell
Georgia forecasts call for local showers and cooler temperatures Thursday and Friday. Strong midday sun expected to yield a cooler end to the week with unsettled skies, a chance of light rain, and brisker air into Friday.
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Georgia
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