Japan to Turn China Into a Battleground
London reports a Daily Telegraph dispatch claiming Japan plans to make China a battleground. It says Tokyo aims to plant garrisons, threaten railways, and expand naval units to safeguard its interests, potentially eroding China’s integrity and shifting power toward the south with allied support.
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China
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Futhow
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Enslani
American Cotton Wanted by Japan
San Francisco reports a rising trade with Japan boosts demand for U S cotton and coal. Mitsui official Nagashima says Japan will become the world’s largest purchaser of cotton and coal as China and Manchuria industrialize, with shipments reaching hundreds of thousands of bales and tons.
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STOP WATCH TESTS SCHMIDT BRAIN INSANITY PROCEEDINGS
New York in September 44 a stop watch was used on Schmidt the German priest awaiting trial for confining the body of Anni Aumuller and disposing of it in the Howison River. Dr George W Kirby conducted the examination under the direction of Whitman and noted Schmidt's thoughts and words to judge insanity. A report was not released and further questioning was expected tomorrow with a report due by Monday.
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Anni Aumuller
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General Wittich Dies in Pensacola Veteran Lumber Pioneer
Pensacola Fla September 39 General W L Wittich a native of Gear A 1 confederate veteran and veteran of the 4a between Russia and Turkey in US 78 on the Russian gine dled Inte last night at his home im thig et. He was 2 pioneer lumber and Gmber exporter af ty section and is credited with having been the first man to load steamer with lumber and timber at imy gulf port.
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Russia
Turkey
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Sick man’s odd offer sparks strange fortune tale
Frantic reports tell of a sick man in a cheap lodging house offering $1,270,000 for $26. Police note bonds and securities, including $1579 900 Mn nexoual ta bonds, amid tangled references. Investigators question Johann McCorda over wealth claims and interest payments as he pays brokers to secure funds.
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Francisco
Fort
Joaus McCorda
Danderine Beauty Claim Promises Hair Transformation
A vintage promotional note urges girls to try Danderine to beautify hair. It claims “soft lustrous” results after cleansing with Danderine and promises dust and oil removal, purifying the scalp, stopping itching and hair loss, and eventual new hair growth within weeks.
Turkey and Bulgaria Sign Peace Treaty Amid Turkish Demands
Constantinople reports the peace treaty between Turkey and Bulgaria. Turkish newspapers pledge uncompromising stance toward Greece. Pledges of Albanian autonomy under Turkish suzerainty surface as Savov and delegates claim renewed concord. Separately, Albanians reportedly defeat Serb forces near Jakova and Ochrida with rapid advances expected.
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Supreme Court to rule on incubator baby's parentage in landmark case
Washington September 27 a rare supreme court case will decide who is the mother of an incubator baby displayed at the Exposition. Mrs Lottle Bleakles of Topeka Kansas claims motherhood and faces legal battles in Illinois and Kansas while Mrs James Barclay of Douglas County Virginia contests the claim. Barclay’s adopted daughter, once employed at the fairgrounds, watched the baby grow in a glass chamber as investigators dispute Bleakles’ claim and allege the child died shortly after birth.
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British dissolve Chinese Loan Pact ends five power restraint
London reports the British government has dissolved the Chinese Loan agreement once supported by the United States and others. It notes the five powers will still cooperate on general loans to China while each may finance its own citizens for road and industrial projects. The original aim to curb a rush of loans is stated as not achieved.
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China
Released From Tombs Sues For Fifty Thousand
New York, September 28. Frances Lavy, held since Saturday in a Tombs prism cell on fugitive from justice charges, was released after witnesses failed to confirm the identification of Jelena Le Wessena af West Shilagelha. Le Wessena, formerly of Wilmington, is linked to an alleged real estate swindle. After the court, Mrs Le Massenaway was served with papers in a suit for 350000 damages by Mrs Lavy for false imprisonment.
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New York
Frances Lavy
Jelena le Wessena
Af West
Ismabeth van Oh “Nichols
University classes elect officers in Athens
The senior Pharmacy class at the University in Athens Ga has organized with officers: President JF Jtunnleut LaGrange, vice president Robert Murray Lumber City, secretary and treasurer JP Wingate Camilla, historian George L Harrison Atlanta, chaplain F D Gray Appling. The Agricultural club elected officers: president Paul Tabor Danielside, vice president Clarence Martin Blakely, secretary HG Wiley Eastaulee, treasurer H W Sortelis Athens, sergeant at arms W Ray Fort Morrow, parliamentarian DeWitt Lloyd Newborn, critic Edward Okelley Gainesville.
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LaGrange
Robert Murray
Lumber City
JP Wingate
Camilla
George L Harrison
Atlanta
F D Gray
Appling Thegricultural Club
Paul Tabor
Danielside
Clarence Martin
Blakely
HG Wiley
Eastauolee
H W Sortelis
Athens
Ray Fort
Morrow
DeWitt Lloyd
Newborn
Edward Okelley
Gainesville
Lucas named Savannah postmaster on 34th birthday
On September 29 Savannah the 34 year old Marion Lucas took the oath as postmaster. He will enter the office after bond acceptance. Lucas pledges general improvements in the post office once in office. The charges against former Ex Postmaster Haker cited unsystematic methods. Inspectors recommended several assistant dismissals. Lucas has resigned as city editor of the Morning News.
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Savannah
Marion Lucas
Lucas
Hakers
Morning News
LaGrange Citizens Back Plan for Great National Highway
LaGrange Ga September 29 The LaGrange chamber of commerce secretary discussed with Richard H Edmonds editor of The Manufacturers Record the creation of a vast east west national highway through the heart of the nation. An advance proof of an editorial outlines the benefits and the chamber pledges to support the project when timely.
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LaGrange, Ga
LaGranes Chamber of Commerce
Richard H Edmonds
Manufacturers Record
Manufacturers’ Record
Reed
Medway
Clarke
Edmonds
LaGrange
Speculation on Leo Frank motion hearing date grows
Courthouse whispers speculate on whether the Beo M Frank murder trial motion for a new trial will be heard this Saturday. Judge L S Roan may preside if the hearing occurs, with Solicitor Hugh Dorsey ready to respond to any argument and the defense quietly preparing their plan. No postponement has been announced.
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Beo M Frank
Mary Phagan
L S Roan
Hugh Dorsey
Camden Tax Returns Show County Gains in 1913
Camden and Waycross area tax returns for 1913 reveal a net gain over 1912 of 489 dollars. The 1912 figures were up 182 dollars and 43 cents, reflecting county improvements and expectations that assessed values will rise further next year.
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Camden
Waycross Ga
Revival at LaGrange Crowds Nightly in Tent Meeting
Special revival conducted by Charlie Tillman in LaGrange draws packed crowds beyond capacity each night. Local ministers have agreed to close church doors tonight and Wednesday night to welcome attendees, regardless of denomination.
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Charlie Tillman
LaGransa
Cotton Mill Annex Opens at LaGrange Mill
LaGrange Ga September 29 A special report says the Dixie mill annex was turned on this morning doubling capacity. Officials announce that the old mill will be ra en shored within ninety days with the newest and most modern appliances.
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Dixie Mill
Tilil Lofficiale
Thomson challenges Braselton in Atlanta race remarks
The letter accuses Braselton of calling supporters ring politicians while noting he is not on the City Primary registration and cannot vote. It questions his claim of a business administration and taxes paid. It argues his stance on higher police pay ignores funding from taxpayers.
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Braselton
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