12 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1914
Page
1
Paris reports Secretary Bryan claims the German center has crumpled and is disoriented after the Marne and other battles. He warns against worship of force and urges restraint while allies renew bravery and unity in Europe as war nears abolition.
The case of Inge accused on Monday by seven officers goes to a twelve member jury this afternoon before Judge Crawford. Relatives argue mental unsoundness while the defense maintains the defendant’s sanity.
In Washington on September 12, the State Department requested Turkish ambassador A. Rautent Bey to translate and explain certain utterances in Turkish schools. The move comes as Europe faces mounting tensions and U.S. policy aims to clarify statements attributed to Turkish officials.
The Wiresrass Publishers and Printers club formed in Dothan yesterday electing W. T. Hall editor Fred H. Martin and W. Wilkerson to key posts. Officers include president Haste vice president Hall secretary treasurer Martin and Geneva chair of the executive committee. Meetings planned quarterly to unite publishers and printers within the jurisdiction.
A World War I summary reports French and English forces attacking German lines. German troops retreat with prisoners and ammunition shortages as Allied pressure pushes toward Verdun the Argonne Forest and distant positions.
Probate Judge A. Grawtardt sold a bale of 106 cotton weighing 110 cents per pound. buyer Blance Machoy secured the lot amid stacks of gold toned ware. The record notes favorable prices and auctions in a local deal.
Reports describe a Canadian government contract to deliver up to 1,000 horses monthly for cavalry use. The plan envisions shipments by rail to Canada, with shipments of 250 or more horses weekly from Montgomery and Belina areas, as part of a broader effort to meet military mounting needs.
The admiralty notes British forces in the Baltic region near Stockholm and mentions movements in the Baltic near Gotland with bond activity. The report indicates naval actions and patrols in eastern waters and the North Sea theater.
Reports from Washington indicate the United States considers recalling the new ambassador to France. Officials discuss potential steps and implications as the matter unfolds amid ongoing diplomatic deliberations.
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A terse Washington dispatch notes ongoing commitments and appointments tied to naval harbors. Officials discuss preparations, security updates, and potential policy shifts affecting operations and oversight.
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