Garrulous Turk Ordered to Leave The United States
President Wilson expressed displeasure over interviews by diplomats from belligerent powers. Turkish ambassador Rustem Bey British minister Sir Lionel Carden and German official Faron Von Schoen faced criticism. Wilson warned against propaganda by diplomatic representatives that could affect U.S. neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Rustem Bey
Lionel Carden
Mexico
Faron von Sthoen
Torleto
United States
Philippines
Japan
Lansing
Baron von Schoen
Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt's daughter to nurse the wounded in Paris
New York dispatch states Theodore Roosevelt's daughter Ethel, wife of Dr Richard Derby, will sail with their infant to Paris where Derby will serve as surgeon. Ethel will nurse wounded in French hospitals as part of the American Ambulance Corps called by Dr Joseph AL Blake.
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New York
Theodore Roonavelts
Ethel
Richard Derby
Paris
Colonel Roosevelts
Gystor Yn
Derby
Joseph AL Blake
American Ambulance Corps
Perlis
Bankrupt Sale in Atlanta Under Referee Order
Georgia Fulton county sale of Moore Grocery Company stock of merchandise including furnishings dry goods shoes groceries drugs and fixtures with accounts. Conducted at the referee office 613 Grant Building Atlanta on Wednesday September 11 at 11 am. Terms cash bids require referee approval and inspection of stock fixtures and inventory via HA Ferris Receiver 305 Chamber of Commerce Building Atlanta. Dillon Burruss Westbrook Cobach attorneys for Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fulton County
Percy H Adama
Moore Grocery Company
West Linden Avenue
Atlanta
Gold Pool Formed for 100 Million in New York Plan
Washington reports federal reserve board approved creation of a 109 million dollar gold pool to back U S foreign obligations. Banks in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis pledge most funds with other cities to guarantee the quota. Clearing houses to appoint committees to secure pledges and facilitate transfers via New York.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
United States
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Loma
Reserve
Bankers
Albert H Wiggin
William Woodward
J . Alexander
Francis L Tine
Benjamin Strong, Jr
FA Vanderlip
Clearing House Association
Pala
Bankers Committee
New York Committee
Atlanta
Brooklyn
St Louis
Baltimore
Cadar Rapids
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Dallas
Denver
Des Moines
Bank of England
Ottawa
Fumes of nitric acid trigger mass collapse at Jersey City station
Ten gallons of nitric acid spilled at the Erie station during rush hour releasing fumes that caused unconsciousness among hundreds. The panic halted traffic in the Hudson tunnel for an hour as medical teams revived victims. several ferry passengers and hospital patients recovered within hours.
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Jersey City
Erie Railroad
Huson
New York
Berlin Posters Call for Peace Between War and Kaisers
London dispatch reports posters in Berlin proclaiming We want peace down with the Kaiser's as authorities intensify watchfulness. Travelers are ordered to keep blinds drawn to hide the posters. Berlin Vorwaerts article about German retreat cited as grounds for its suppression.
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London
Copenhagen
London Evening News
Berlin
Amsterdam
The
Nicas van den
Mortuary Notices Featured on Last Pane
Funeral notices appear on the last pane of the AmE mortuary section, listing deceased individuals, dates of services, and arrangements.
Obituary notices for several Atlanta area residents
William P Ragsdale age 76 dies at a local sanitarium in Atlanta after leaving the railroad construction job to live with daughter Mary Stovall in Atlanta. Also notes death of James E Williams former Mutual Life state manager in Kentucky and relations, Adele Hucks death at 27, and Howard Alford seven months old, with burial details and surviving relatives.
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William P. Ragsdale
William P Regsdale
Atlanta and
West Point
Atlanta
Mary F Stovall
Fairburn
Stovill
Ragsdale
Hugh M. Ragsdale
Fannie Horton
John H. Hennies
W Or
Tugele
Jett C Hense
Ida Coleman
Claude ‘Arnold
Mary Stoll
James E Williams
Lonavill
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kentucky
Thomas H .Williams
Samuel C Williams
A. Bancker Jr
Martha
Elizabeth Williams
Atuta
Great Steamer Line Defers Bond Interest Amid War Losses
New York September 24 The International Mercantile Marine controlling the White Star Red Star American and Atlantic Transport lines today announced it would defer the semiannual interest on its 4 percent bonds due October 1 due to reduced business from the European war. The company organized by JP Morgan & Co has a capitalization of 310 662 706 with 432 percent mortgage bonds and 62 744 000 outstanding. They mature October 1922 and are callable at 105. The group operates over 120 steamships with more than 1 1 million gross tons and has paid no dividends. unpaid cumulative dividends in 6 percent preferred stock total 69 percent.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine
White Star Red Star
Atlantic
Europe
International Mercantile Marine Company
JP. Morgan & Co
International Mercantile Marina
McAdoo expands anti hoarding drive on banks and loans
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo broadened the anti money hoarding campaign against national banks especially those with federal crop moving funds or emergency currency. He sent Telegrams to state bank superintendents urging tighter credit and urging banks to reveal cash reserves and loan rates to ease a perceived money shortage.
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Washington
McAdoo
Tennessee
Tennessee seeks renewal of short term notes in October
Secretary McAdoo reports Senator Lea stating Tennessee has 1.6 million dollars in short term notes maturing October 1 and wants to renew 1.4 million. A state commission has sought loans in New York without success. If banks fail to provide on reasonable terms, McAdoo will personally seek banks willing to take up the loan on October 1 at fair rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Lea
Tennessee
New York
Senator Lea
Commission
Inis
Notable German General Killed in Action Report
A terse wartime item notes Lieutenant General Von Busse killed in action on a date in September. The dispatch mentions that by that time about 38,000 individuals had been decorated with the Iron Cross, highlighting wartime honors and casualties.
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von Busse
Berlin
the Hague
London
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Cuduisn Ponclans
Marshall Montgomery
Yeenerodunar
Shiday Bates
Roahm
Athtetia Girls Schooler & Dickinson
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Casson
Merles Cockatous
Biq Bealty
Towle
Orc
Conand
Matin
Tees
Jewell Kelley Co
NET
Roosevelt
Savannah
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Odel
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Daniel Bros.co
Good Clothes
Teenaee
Ahnlaey
Kaiser
James E. Williams
Adele Hucks
J C Hucks
Kilgore
Greenberg & Bonds Chapel
Woodruff Ga
Bural
Howard Allford
Howard Alford
S . Alfred
Alma Street
Poole S Chapel
Mpadoo
Anier
McAdoon
Treasury Department
Agust
Banka
Peachtree and
Decatur Sts
Peachtree 2
Fownes
Fownes Brothers & Co
West 40Th St
Feon ‘Kid 2
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Fifth Avenue
Atterbury System
Cloud-Stanford Co
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