Wilson Wing Fight on Submarine Warfare Crisis Eases
Berlin accepts warning policy for passenger liners before submarine attacks and will issue written statements. Bernstorff and Lansing exchanged notes while Berlin says no more liners will be sunk without warning unless resisted. Chief Justice White called on Lansing praising the diplomatic shift as a major achievement.
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Bernstorff
Washington
Associated Press
New York
Lansing
Berlin
State Department Today
Page
London
Germany
United States
Supreme Court
White
Wilson
Eastern campaign review cites heavy Russian losses since May
The official review from Berlin reports since May 2 Russian forces have lost 300,000 killed and 1,100,000 captured by German forces. Other items note a Ruth Stark crew reporting a submarine attack off Ireland, a South Wales coal strike settlement, two hostile cruisers at Smyrna, and German gas shelling of Vosges positions with repulse of the attack.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Smyrna
Germans Before Grodno At Russia's Last Stronghold
Berlin reports German forces reach the front of Grodno Russia's last fortress in retreat from Galicia An English aircraft was shot down on the Western front by German defenses
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Berlin
Grodno
Russia
Galicia
Miners’ Strike Talks Reach Agreement in Wales
London reports an agreement reached yesterday with Welsh coal miners representatives though the miners themselves have yet to respond. The development follows ongoing labor disputes and potential wage or condition concerns affecting coal output.
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London
A and M enrollment to rise with new courses and forestry
The Agricultural and Mechanical College expects its largest enrollment, exceeds 1100, up from 900 last term. New offerings include a two year agriculture program and a forestry department led by Professor Foster, formerly New Hampshire state forester. Campus improvements include a 30 foot wide walk between the mess hall and chapel.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Houston
Forestry
Foster
New Hampshire
Kyle
United States
Houston Post
Eight Pleads Guilty in Election Fraud Case
Ernest Reeder of Indianapolis pleaded guilty this morning in the election fraud case tied to Thomas Taggart. He was released on his own recognizance and becomes the eighth man to plead guilty.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ernest Reeder
Tohmas Taggart
Grand Jury Drops Case on Leo Frank Lynching
The Cobb County grand jury reported it could not indict anyone for the Leo M. Frank lynching near Marietta. It cited lack of identifying evidence despite cooperation from Governor Nat E Harris and other state and county officials. Over thirty five witnesses were examined.
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Associated Press
Marietta
Cobb County
Leo M. Frank
Nat E. Harris
Atorney
Herbert Clay
Law
Frey
Shipments of Horses Aid War Markets
Washington reported 425000 horses and mules shipped to European belligerents. Government officials noted few high bred horses exported, boosting prices for ordinary stock. Most shipments went to England with France and Italy also receiving animals as stockpiles remain ample in the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Department of Agricultural
England
France
Italy
Tabor High School Hires Prof C C Scott for 1915 16
Prof C C Scott of Ellis County has accepted a teaching post at Tabor high school in Brazos County after earning an A B from Trinity University in Waxahachie. Opening date not set but plans aim for the Monday after the county teachers institute. The colored teachers institute starts September 13 with a strong program. Examinations for first and second grade certificates are being held this morning under County Examiner C M Bethany and Prof W L Powers of Millican.
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C. C. Scott
Ellis County
Tabor High School
Waxahachie
Trinity University
Scott
Brazos County
County Teachers’ Institute
Colored Teachers’ Institute
T. W. Parker
C. M. Bethany
W. L. Powers
Millican
Electric route in murderer's fate in Raleigh
Raleigh dispatch reports Charles Trull was electrocuted today for murder. The execution took place after his conviction and follows his appeals, marking another capital punishment in North Carolina.
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Murderer
Associated Press
Raleigh, N. C
Charles Trull
Newspaper Man Released From Veracruz Prison
The Associated Press reports H. W. Francis, an American newspaper man, imprisoned at Vera Cruz since August 10, was released last night on demand from Washington. Details indicate government intervention secured his freedom and he left the prison unharmed.
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Associated Press
Washington
H. W. Francis
Vera Cruz
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
Bloody battle with Mexicans ends in deaths
Three Mexican bandits were killed by county officers north of Brownsville Texas last night. Soldiers killed two more in the pursuit. One Mexican woman was accidentally killed by soldiers. The chase will be continued until the Mexicans are captured or killed.
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Associated Press
Brownsville
Tex
Here
War and politics quips from multiple papers
A collection of satirical lines from various papers mocking war, policy, and finance. Jokes reference German submarine fighting, American dollars, Mexican interference, Russian supply failures, and prohibitionist actions, with remarks on Kentucky as a contrast. The items spotlight public tone and editorial humor across several U.S. publications.
Tropical Storm Fury Approaches Gulf Coast Inland Turn Expected
The storm center neared the Apalachicola river mouth and was forecast to move inland this afternoon with reduced force. Cedar Keys reports street flooding and gale winds while Florida ships suffer little damage. The storm wrecked Sand Key Island structures but caused no deaths.
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Washington
Gulf Coast
Apalachicola River
Cedar Keys
Fla
Florida
Tampa
Sand Key Island
Five Million Comes to Three Federal Reserve Banks
Orders signed authorizing the Federal Reserve Banks at Richmond Atlanta and Dallas as government depositories will receive 5 million dollars in gold to aid cotton producers. The gold is expected to be shipped tonight.
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Dallas Reserve Bank
Texas
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Richmond
Atlanta
Dallas
Five murderers executed in Sing Sing electric chair
Ossining N Y Sept 3 Five murderers Antonio Salome Pasquale Venditti Louis Roach Thomas Tarpey and William Perry were put to death in the electric chair in Sing Sing this morning.
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Ossining
N. Y
Antonio Salome
Pasquale Venditti
Louis Roach
Thomas Tarpey
William Perry
Additions Reported From Central Texas Baptist Meetings
Missionary Co E Bullock reports seven meetings in seven weeks across New Baden Elliott Boone Prairie Wheelock Easterly Elmo Henry Prairie and Rocky Ridge churches. Total 213 additions with 150 baptisms and 62 letters, many professing Christ and uniting with other churches.
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C. E. Bullock
Central Texas Baptist Association
New Baden Church
C, GC. Nicholson
Elliott Church
S. T. Thomas
Boone Prairie Church
Wheelock Church
J. M. Bullock
Easterly Church
C. Nicholson
Elmo Church
T. Thomas
Henry Prairie
C. C. Nicholson
Rocky Ridge Church
Eclar Smith
Mrs Elizabeth Mohr Guides Husband Funeral After Release
Providence R I Sept 3 Mrs Elizabeth Mohr who faced accusations of inciting her husband's murder conducted his funeral today after being released on a 10000 dollar bond.
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Providence
R. L
Elizabeth Mohr
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Adolphe Pegoud
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Athens
Greece
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Boston
Ruth Stark
South Wales
Vosges
College Station School
Taggart’s Hundred
Frank Grand Jury
Europe
County School Notes
Philadelphia Record
Washington Post
Washington Star
New York Sun
Florida Times-Union
Lodge
New York World
Kentucky
Kansas City Journal
Clint Rogers and
Lila Walker
Co. E. Bullock
Bryan Cotton Oil
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