Committee Agrees to Big Reductions in Appropriations
Montgomery Alabama September 10 Special Governor Henderson meets with finance committee and clears many bills. Cuts target Alabama Industrial School East Lake four Class A Normal Schools and other items including Confederate Museum upkeep and oyster salaries. Business includes restrained exemptions, child welfare boards, bonds, convict labor on university lands, and Daphne Normal School funds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henderson
Finance and Taxation Committee
Alabama
East Lake
Confederate Museum
Richmond
Laverty
Hubbard Cotton
Hartwell
Senator Lusk of Marshall
Lusk
Senate
Boards of Child Welfare
Daphne Normal School
President Wilson Demands Austria Recall of Dumba
The note to the Austro Hungarian foreign office accuses Constantin Dumba of planning to incite strikes against U S munitions plants. An American passport holder carried his dispatches, prompting Washington to declare Dumba persona non grata and request recall while affirming ongoing friendly ties.
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Penfield
Foreign Office
Constantin Dumba
Washington
Archibald
Dr. Dumba
United States
Austro-Hungary
Dumba
Austria-Hungary
Secret one day talks between Dumba and Bernstorff
In New York on September 10 Dr. Constantin Theodor Dumba Austro-Hungarian ambassador and Count Von Bernstorff German ambassador held a private meeting in uptown hotels. Both stayed away from callers and left questions about the nature of the meeting unresolved with a light exchange about travel plans to Lenox.
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Dan
J. D. Antoine
Fulton Road
Government Street
Dixie Lumber Co
Tennessee
Michigan Avenue
Texas Street
Hamilton St
Mobile
Alabama
Dumba
Bernstorff
New York
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Austria-Hungary
Count von Bernstorff
Dr. Dumba
Count Bernstorff
Austria
Lenox
Diplomat Defends Dumba on Hatred of Munition Strikes
Baron Zwiedinek of the Austro Hungarian embassy refutes claims that Dr Dumba planned to foment strikes in munitions plants. He says Dumba acted with humanitarian aims and cites penalties for Austro Hungarian workers who aided enemies. Wilson studies Germany note on the Arabic sinking as Berlin seeks to manage U S relations and justify actions.
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Dumba
Lenox
Mass
Erich Zwiedinek
Muntions
Dr. Dumba
New York
Royal
America
United States
Wilson
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Lansing
Cotton Markets Edge Higher Amid Buying Storms
In Orleans and New York on Sept 10 the cotton market rose early on heavy buying and outside interest, with prices wavering after selling pressure tied to mixed news, including Texas damage reports and Austrian diplomat discussions. Spot cotton held firm while futures showed gains and losses across months, and Liverpool futures moved steadily as Wall Street reacted to broader market shifts.
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Orleans
Texas
New York
Wall Street Review
London
Reading
Eries
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
American Smelting
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn
Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake — Ohio
Chicago
R. & Pac
Consolidated Eek
Erie
General Motors
Great Northern
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Ligg
Savannah Naval Stores Prices and Receipts
Turpentine firm reports 35 3-4c sales and 69 casks received. Rosin receipts total 1,463 barrels. Quoted prices list multiple grades from B to WW with ranges from 3.00 to 5.85 dollars per unit.
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Savannah
Rosin
Cotton receipts Friday tally by rail firms
Louisville and Nashville line along with Baker Lyons and Co and F M Ladd and Co report eight bales and one bale respectively totaling 782 bales across Transit.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Baker, Lyons & Co
F. M. Ladd & Co
Cotton Seed Oil and Grain Market Roundup
Cotton seed oil futures edge lower with spot quotes and front month spreads noted. total sales 9,000 barrels. Chicago cash grain mixed with wheat and corn bids and oats prices. St Louis cash grain shows nominal values. Livestock markets in Chicago feature strong hogs and firm sheep. cattle weak. Various produce and poultry prices listed for bananas, onions, tomatoes, peaches, apples, and canned fruits. New Orleans Federal Reserve Bank opens a branch serving southern banks. Indianapolis jury seated to try Mayor Bell on conspiracy charges. Obituary notes J Ed Stagg, and a card of thanks from Katie Fox Phelan.
Senate Funds for Daphne Normal School Move Forward
The Daphne community celebrates a legislative advancement for the Daphne Normal School as Dr. D A Planck lauds the action and praises the institution. The session also debates the general license bill amid heated contention and confirms passage of an Alabama insurance commission measure with a three member governor appointed board.
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D. A. Planck
Daphne Normal
Montgomery
Ewe Lamb
Insurance Commission
Ala
Alabama
Thia
House
Senate
Real Estate Transfers and Local Shooting News
Christopher Cullen transfers northwest quarter of southwest quarter section 24 township 7 south range 2 west to Alic Carey for 200 dollars. Lemuel Grant buys parts of two lots in Mayaville tract for 1 dollar. Exchange Land Company and Mell A. Frazer exchange properties for 85 dollars. R. D. Stone, a farmer from south Dallas County, was shot twice by neighbor R. C. Smith during a dispute over a cotton theft case. Stone injured in hip and foot. Peace resolution in Bristol rejected by three million union members. Scandlines discuss forming a new cabinet in Petrograd with no immediate Duma prorogation. ministry reorganization key.
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Christopher Cullen
Alic Carey
Southwes
Marshall Grant
Lemuel Grant
Mayaville
Mell A. Frazer
Exchange Land Company, Inc
Selma
Ala
R. D. Stone
Dallas County
R. C. Smith
Stone
Petrograd
London
Scandline
Duma
Russians Report Another Victory Over Austrians
Russian forces claim a fresh success over Austrian lines as a French counter attack recaptures a greater portion of lost ground. German troops storm trenches near V Berlin as French trenches near Schra and Hartmans-Weilerkopf fall to storm troops, according to army headquarters. A spy was executed in London today, with no name or details released.
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Berlin
London
Schra
Hartmans-Weilerkopf
Ges
Skirmishing Continues Along Serbian Borders With Austria
Serbian forces clash with Austrian units along the Danube and Drina fronts near Nish. An official report notes operations on Sept 7 and 8, focusing on fortifying the left bank, the Pek mouth, and along the Save as Austrian pressure persists.
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Serbia
Paris
Danube
Pek
Drina
Save
Austrian orders closure of Swiss frontier
The Austrian government ordered the Swiss frontier closed amid troop movements in the Tyrol toward the Italian front. The action halted cross border activity as troops repositioned in the region.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Tyrol
Drag-Net Sails For Nichols Murder Amid Thearl Clues
Police order a citywide dragnet for Elizabeth Nichols murder suspect linked to Owney Talas. Descriptions of three men, ages and features, and $17,200 in jewels stolen. Talas under fingerprint scrutiny as homicide suspect. General Fisher dead at Valley Forge aged 81. Negro Baptists convention splits in Chicago with peaceful meetings.
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New York
Elizabeth Nichols
Owney Talas
Waltonen
Talas
General Fisher
Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin Fisher
United States Army
Valley Forge
Union
Chicago
Natio Negro Baptist Convention
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J. ED Stagg
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Katie Fox Phelan
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