SINKING OF THE ARABIC GERMANY CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE
Official Washington declines to lament Germanys note on the sinking of the Arabic and studies the text. Bulgaria seeks neutrality while protecting interests with Entente and Central powers. Constantinople reports artillery actions on Gallipoli. Vosges trenches near Sehratzmanne and Hartmanns-Weilerkorf. Trembowla prisoner claim. Wilson reviews the Arabic note with no official comment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Ulgarov
Turkey
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Gallipoli
Berlin
Sehratzmannelle
Hartmanns-Weilerkorf
Vosges
Arras
Petrograd
Trembowla
Wilson
German note on Arabic sinking outlines submarine action
Berlin reports a September 7 memorandum to Washington detailing the August 19 sinking of the Arabic by a German U‑boat off Kinsale. The commander fired after warning, stating the Arabic approached and would ram. Germany regrets loss of life but rejects indemnity obligations.
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Berlin
London
Germany
United States
White Star Line
James W. Gerarq
Washington
Dunsley
Kinsale
Irish Sea
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Arbitration proposal on Arab policy dispute to The Hague
The text discusses a dispute over aggressive Arabic policy and notes a potential resolution by submitting the difference in opinion to The Hague tribunal under article 38 of the pacific settlement convention. It cautions that the arbitral ruling should not be treated as a general decision on international law regarding submarine warfare.
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Hague Tribunal For Arbitration
Charity baseball game proposed by city workers in Monroe
At a regular meeting of the Associated Charities Executive Committee in Monroe plans were accepted for a charity baseball game featuring city tax collectors and street railway workers with Dave Faulk as manager. The Sept. 18 event aims to raise funds while also shaping local relief policy and residency rules for aid.
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Associated Charities
J. R. Petagna
City Hall
Street Railway
Treetion Company
City Electricians
Dave Faulk
L. ‘teCormick
J. F. Tolson
A. F. Ostom
Tom Adams
W. D. Calhoun
John Adams
J F. Frizzell
A. O. Hill
J. B. Grey
T. Godwin
H. G. Cooper
C. A. Tolson
Dawkins
R. O. Randle
Monroe
West Monroe
Briscoe Trousdale
G. Q. Weaks
W. L. Jones
C. C. Miller
F. H. Farrington
J. H. Trousdale
Rh. O. Randle
O. B. Morten
G. G. Weaks
H. Db. Apgar
C. T. Stone
Tabasco Makers in Hot Row in New Orleans Court Fight
Tabasco producers in New Orleans clash as Lowell Guidry sues McIlhenny Company for 150000 dollars over use of the Tabasco name. The long running dispute clouds the pepper industry with a heated battle likely to erupt at trial.
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New Orleans
Lowell R. Guidry
McIlhenny Company
Pepper Kings
Austria Repeals Envoy Status to United States
An Austrian envoy to the United States is no longer acceptable as a representative after the decision is made. The shift reflects changes in diplomatic posture and may affect ongoing negotiations and bilateral engagements.
Recall for Austro-Hungarian Ambassador Dumba
Washington reports Secretary Lansing announced that Dr Constantine Dumba is no longer acceptable as envoy to the United States and must be recalled after he admitted schemes to instigate strikes in U S munitions plants. Ambassador Penfield delivered the note to Vienna detailing the breach of diplomatic propriety and the use of Archibald as an official courier.
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Washington
Penfiely
Vienna
Eeble
Constantine Dumba
United States
Lansing
Dumba
Penfield
Foreign Office
Archibald
Austria-l
Austria-Hungary
Dr. Dumba
Wilson
Lennox
Mass
Mr. Lansing
Dumba Freskly
Airships Tested on U S Fighting Vessels
The Associated Press reports that experiments to launch aeroplanes from warships will be conducted on the battleship North Carolina at Pensacola. The tests aim to determine the practicality of equipping the fleet with airships.
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Associated Press
Washington
North Carolina
Pensacola
Pioneer Baseball Man Dies Suddenl y
Albert Goodwill Spalding baseball pioneer dies suddenly at his Point Loma home in San Diego. Funeral set for tomorrow with cremation planned. Spalding, once a famous pitcher, left a grocery job for baseball and once carried seventy five California legislative districts for Senator Works in 1910 primary.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Cal
Albert Goodwill Spalding
Point Loma
Spalding
Basebal
California
United States
Senator Works
Works
London Zeppelin Raid Brings 122 Killed 348 Injured
London reports 122 dead and 348 injured from a Zeppelin raid, with 12 men, 12 women, and 6 children killed and civilians among the victims. No Americans among the dead or injured. The attack targets central London and the docks amid stricter censorship and blackout measures.
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London
England
War Office
Chicago Daily News
Pall Mall Gazette
Citywide street improvements ease winter travel and boost trade
Over two to three months the city graded drained and gravelled Walnut street De Siard street Ouachita avenue and South Fifth street near the Iron Mountain depot. About 8500 yards of gravel from the city pit have been laid and more work is planned contingent on finances.
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Walnut Street
Jefferson Street
Pine Street
DeSiard Street
Sixth Street
Ouachita Avenue
South Fifth Street
Iron Mountain Depot
Iron Mountain
Texas Avenue
Trafffic
Fred Mitchell
Lover's Lane
Hart Street
DeSiard
Layton
South Fifth
Wilson faces crisis over German diplomatic mess
President Wilson asks Austria to recall Ambassador Dumba triggering a broader dilemma. An American bearer, James Archibald, carried messages to Vienna for Dumba and to Captain von Papen and Consul von Nuber. Officials weigh whether Papen and von Nuber will stay in the United States as details from London arrive.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Austria
Dumba
James Archibald
United States
Vienna
State Department
Archibald
von Papen
von Nuber
Capt von Papen
Consult von Nuber
von Bernstorff
Zeppelins Raids Likely Against London Heart
Daily News surmises last night’s Zeppelin raids on England targeted central London after two London cables report the Daily News staff safe and on duty.
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Chicago
The
Daily News Today
England
London
Daily News
Raid on London Report Describes Effective Night Attack
The Daily News reports an effective raid on London centered on The Heart of London with ships near Trafalgar Square. The admiralty notes naval airship actions overnight targeting western London factories and harbor works near Middlesbrough and Norwich area.
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The
Daily News
London
Trafalgar Square
St. James’ Palace
Westminster Abbey
Parliament Buildings
Charing Cross Railroad Station
Berlin
Admiralty
Norwich
Middlesboro
Shreveport Rate Case Up Again
The Louisiana Railroad Commission petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to force Texas railroads to adjust rates so that Shreveport Louisiana fares from eastern Texas points do not exceed Shreveport to those points.
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Shreveport
Associated Press
Washington
Louisiana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas
Anglo French financial commission arrives in New York
The six member Anglo French financial commission to adjust the foreign exchange situation reached New York on the steamer Lapland. They begin negotiations this afternoon and plan to establish a large foreign credit in the city.
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Associated Press
New York
Anglo- French Financial Commission
Lapland
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