Villa Demands that Carranza Resign at Once
Villa declares that retirement of the Constitutionalist chief is the only basis of settlement for the present trouble. He wants Calderon to succeed Carranza. He laments circumstances that have caused the clash and says he will seek to arrange difficulties without shedding blood.
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Ghihudhua
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Francisco Villa
Aurerechees
Mexico City
Vila
General Villa
Garranza
Wil
Venustiano Carransa
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Corranua
Calderon
Liberal Party
Mexico Crisis Moves Toward Peace Amid Villa Carranza Standoff
General Obregon and three generals head to Aguas Valientes to seek a peaceful settlement between Villa and Carranza amid defection tensions. Calderon, Villa’s choice for president, leads the Liberal Party and urges elections as Villa’s forces push toward Zacatecas Sonora Coahuila while Washington expects Carranza to retire by early October and Iglesias Calderon may become provisional president.
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Mosiéo City
Alvaro Obregon
Carranza
Aguas Valientes
Francisco Villa
Villa
el Paso
Texas
Fernando Iglesias Calderon
General Villa
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
Calderon
Liberal Party
Zacatecas
Flip
Sonora
Martorena
Coahuila
Bomb Raids Hit Paris and Belgian Towns Altogether
A French air raid on Paris dropped four bombs wounding a girl and killing a man near the American embassy. Other blasts damaged the Trocadero area and military stores while a church and racecourse were affected. Simultaneous bombings hit Belgian towns, with one fatality near a hospital. A German Zeppelin raider was captured by Russians near Novo Georgiewsk after bombing.
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Paris
Avenue du Trocadero
Seine
Eiffel Tower
Avenue da Trocadero
Sinc
Herrick
No. & Rue de Chaillot
Myrph T. Herrick
Bordeaux
Monaco
London
Reuter
Ostend
Alest
Ghent
Dynze
Minelbeke
Belleghem
Rolleghem
Thielt
Cotton Problem to Be Considered
New Orleans hosts the Southern Cotton convention to decide acreage reductions for next year and discuss price supports for 1914 15. Mississippi may push radical plans including total cessation of planting. Louisiana plans to link credit access to reduced acreage. Texas seeks banker backed loans at 7 cents per pound and 6 percent interest. The meeting aims to conclude in one day.
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New Orleans
Southern Cotton Conference
Southern Cotton Association
Louisiana
Texas
Red Cross Officers Exchange Repatriation at Basel
At Basel yesterday German and French Red Cross officers were exchanged and will return to their countries. The interchange was supervised by Swiss officers. The French and Germans held a friendly meeting exchanging cards and drinking to each other while discussing war experiences.
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Faris
Basel
Red Cross
Canada gives $59,000 for Belgian war sufferers
Ottawa reports the Ga hadian government announced an appropriation of $59,000 for Belgian sufferers from the war. It is said the contribution will be supplemented if necessary and the funds are aimed to aid Belgian civilians affected by hostilities.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Gahadian
Macon Boy Fires Unloaded Pistol Wounding Friend
Macon Georgia September 27 Special A 16 year old John J Haynes while handling a pistol at Taylor Bayne drug store snapped the weapon wounding Willie Pease son of Elizabeth Pease of Macon severely with the bullet entering the abdomen. Haynes has been arrested and is son of Conductor Salter Haynes of the Macon Railway and Light company.
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Macon
Young Pease
Haynes
Salter ‘. Haynes
Macon Railway and Light. Company
New Dean Secured for St. Philip's Cathedral Atlanta
The Rev. John R. Atkinson, assistant rector of St. Mark's in New York, accepts the deanship at St. Philip's Episcopal Cathedral in Atlanta. Atkinson, 49, formerly led St. Thomas' Newark and served at Elizabeth and Scranton, will oversee a projected new cathedral to replace the old edifice between the railroad station and the state house.
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New York
John R. Atkinson
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Second Avenue
Tenth Street
St. Philip's Episcopal Cathedral
Atlanta
Atkinson
St.Mark's
William Norman Guthrie
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth
Scranton
State House
German anger over Dutch release of British sailors
London reports The Cologne Gazette voices German indignation at the Dutch decision to release surviving sailors from the British ships Hogue Grossey and Aboukir. It argues the Netherlands should have kept the men under Geneva or Hague conventions and prevented their further participation in the war.
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London
Reuters
Arsacerdam
Cologne Gazette
Hogue
Grossey
Aboukir
Netherlands
Holland
Rumania Bars Export of Flour and Wheat
Paris dispatch reports that Romania prohibits the exportation of flour and wheat. The prohibition, dated September 27, was conveyed by Havas from Petrograd and reflects wartime trade controls affecting grain shipments.
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Rumania
Paris
Petrograd
Council Finance Committee Eyes 13257 for School Reform
City council finance leaders plan to insert 13257 into October codified funds to eliminate the dangerous double session. Chairman Humphrey leads the probe while Commissioner Green cites years of underfunding hindering schools and urges additional teachers and space. The effort signals a shift to relief for the school system amid strained finances.
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Variona
Ecook Board
George M. Hope
Board of Education
Hope
Dan Green
Third Ward
Commissioner Green
Green
Snanca Committee of Council
Isf
W.G. Humphrey
council @narice
Acheols
Comptroller's Department
Humphrey
New Street
Ward
Counci
Kaiser Wants Result And Orders To Smash Allied Line
London reports three days of intense fighting along the northern French front with German attempts to break Allied lines. High command is said to seek direct orders from the emperor, while French and British say German efforts have failed. Bayonet fighting and heavy shelling mark the battle as forces endure extreme conditions. German losses cited at 294,589 with 15,674 dead, 65,908 wounded, 23,007 missing. Japanese reports claim success against Tsing-Tau. Zeppelin raids target Belgian towns and Paris, with activity also near Warsaw.
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London
France
Woevre
Berlin
Verdun
Far East
Tsing-Tau
Kaio-Chow
Paris
Warsaw
Russians Overwhelm Germans and Austrians in War Updates
Petrograd reports German attempts to cross the Niemen blocked by Russian fire near Drusemiki, with Germans retreating toward Suwalki and Ossowetz repelling heavy siege artillery. Galicia fights show tenacity, a battery captured and prisoners taken amid ongoing pursuit. Przemysl defenses described as passive, garrisons troubled, Vislok river crossings held by Russians. Przemysl city reportedly near-fall, garrison surrounded as Russians advance from Grudek and the north. London dispatch notes Przemysl largely in Russian hands, eastern forts sheltering remaining garrison as attacks intensify.
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Petrograd
Seneral
Atall
Niemen
Drusemiki
Russian Poland
Sopotzskin
Suwalki
Ossowetz
Galicia
Przemysl
Vislok
Domaletz
London
Przemyal
Vienna
Rome
Exchange “Telegraph
Hig
Grédek
Fpto
Weather Prophecy Summary for Southeast States
Forecast outlines variable conditions across the South and Southeast with likely showers in Florida northwest, coastal showers in Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana, and unsettled trends in Georgia Virginia North and South Carolina Tennessee Kentucky. Monday and Tuesday expect showers in southern regions and fair to partly cloudy skies elsewhere.
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Georgia
Walt
Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
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Kaiser
Onge
Novo Georgiewsk
Mochin
Bureau of Information
Constitution
Bureau of
Senlis
RARIS
Sra
Kaereae
Strane
Trong
Belgium
Chum
ST. Philip's
Mr. Atkinson
C. T. A. Pige
Goshen
Germany
Allied Line
Czar
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