American Involved in Dumba Case Faces Federal Question
Washington rumors confirm Justice Department agents will meet James F. Archibald, the U S journalist tied to Dr Dumba, Austrian ambassador, when he lands in New York from Holland. Archibald carried papers to Vienna exposing plans to spark strikes in U S munitions plants. Penalties include up to 2000 dollars fine or three years imprisonment if federal charges are proven.
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Washington
White House
Department of Justice
James F. J. Archibald
Dr. Dumba
New York
Rotterdam
Holland
Archibald
Vienna
Franz von Papen
Dumba Case Splits Austro Hungarian Officials Over Recall
Geneva reports reveal Vienna papers split on Ambassador Dumba amid U S recall demands. Burian supporters say Dumba acted under Bernstorff, while Hungarians argue he tried to curb munitions for the Quadruple Entente. Discontent from Emperor Francis Joseph noted.
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Dumba
Geneva
Switzerland
Vienna
Dr. Dumba
United States
Baron Burian
von Bernstorff
Francis Joseph
Burian
von Bethmann- Hollweg
von Jagow
Berlin
Dumba Preparing Departure From Lenox After Wilson Recall
Dr Constantin T Dumba plans to leave his Lenox summer home soon after a recall request from President Wilson is reported. He has hired a furniture packer to ship his personal effects and told his chauffeur he will not need services after the week ends.
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Lenox
Mass
Constantin T. Dumba
Wilson
Fire on Fabre liner Sant Anna prompts distress report
The Fabre line steamship Sant Anna bound from New York to Marseilles and Naples with about 1 600 Italian reservists aboard was reported afire in the Atlantic about 960 miles southeast of Halifax. The ship proceeded under escort to the Azores as officials sought confirmation of the condition.
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New York
Fabre Line
Sant Anna
Midocean
Azores
Sant ’Anna
Marseilles
Naples
Atlantic
Cape Race
Halifax
Howard E. Jones
James E. Elwell
Sant’ Anna
Archangel
Russia
St. Johns
N. F
Saint’ Anna
Demli
New York City
Arene Martha Landry
Benjamina Ferrero
New Haven
A. Leland. Gambinossi
G. ‘Letind Gambinossi
House and Senate Slow Acting Upon Each Other's Bills
Continued from Page 1. The text notes a smaller sum due to Mr Burr and references Mr Davis’s bill to place gas burning barges, illustrating the slow pace of action between the chambers on linked measures.
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HOUSE
Senate
Burr
Davis
Bills idle in House and Senate calendars linger on river and education
The river bills under the railroad commission and Mr Denson’s public service commission measure are stalled. Educational bills fared better except for large institution appropriations, with a half million yearly for common schools and county boards of education still in the Senate. At session end 116 pages of House bills and 51 pages of Senate bills remained, totaling 650 measures to act on in six days.
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Railroad Commission
Denson
Public Service Commission
Educational Department
County Boards of Education
Senate
House
House committees to hold special sessions in Alabama
Montgomery Ala Sept 13 Special Chairs of house committees meet at 3 pm to select key bills for passage before adjournment. The house calendar contains hundreds of bills and aims to set major ones as special orders. The appropriations panel will also meet to review bills. The judiciary committee in the senate plans to report several important measures this afternoon.
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HOUSE
Montgomery
Ala
House Committee On Appropriations
Senate
Bulgarians in Italy urged to join the colors at once
A Tura Stampa correspondent reports new measures by the Quadruple Entente for future war conduct. These steps resemble German tactics that secured recent successes. The Agenda Libra notes General Joffre's visit to the Italian front and Emperor Nicholas taking command of the Russian army as signs of radical changes ahead.
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Tura Stampa
Agenda Libra
Joffre
Nicholas
German Submarine Fires On Neutral Ship Presto
A Reuters dispatch from Christiana reports a German submarine attacked the Norwegian ship Presto carrying wood last Friday. The vessel fired upon the neutral vessel but the crew were saved.
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London
Christiana
Reuter’s
Presto
Zep pelin Raids East Coast of England No Casualties
An updated official statement says a Zeppelin raid targeted the east coast of England last night with bombs dropped but no casualties. The damage consisted of downed telegraph wires and some broken glass, with no injuries reported.
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England
London
Italian and Austrian Naval Battle Damages Torpedo Boat
Italian forces with a French submarine damaged an Austrian torpedo boat seriously in the Adriatic Sea last Thursday, per the Rome ministry of marine. The clash involved Italian and Austrian units with forces reported in the Adriatic theater.
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Rome
Adriatic Sea
Ministry of Marine
County Board Discusses Highway Route Improvements
County officials called a conference on upgrading avenues and streets to aid wagons pedestrians and auto rural delivery. They approved graveling Cedar Point to Fulton Road and a new road between Union Church and Grand Bay. Ollie Malone's $1500 injury claim was referred to the insurer. Co C Mitternight elected foreman of county stables. Large routine business completed before adjournment.
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Quigley Street
Kilmarnock
College
First Streets
Irvington
Cedar Point
Fulton Road
Union Church
Grand Bay
Ollie Malone
Co. C. Mitternight
Ben S. Ward
Grand Bay Plans Large Strawberry Crop Drive
Grand Bay farmers prepare to plant 1000 acres of strawberries in October November and December to yield an early crop. The Chamber of Commerce aims to make Grand Bay a major strawberry center with Theodore and St Elmo joining the effort.
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Grand Bay
Chamber of Commerce At
Theodore
St Elmo
Pope Deliberates Mediation Stance Amid World War
Rome reports the pope has no current plan to mediate between the belligerents. The Vatican influenced Roma says the aim is to sway public opinion toward peace so mediation has a chance later when circumstances favor it. The pope knows his offer would likely not be accepted by the Quadruple Entente if made now.
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Rome
Paris
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
Roma
Vatican
Angeles to Represent Convention Government in U S Mission
Gen Felipe Angeles announced from Juarez that he will depart for New York and Washington on a mission for Villa and the convention government. He will likely handle Pan American peace appeals and Villa reportedly entrusts his leadership to Angeles, even suggesting full removal as an option.
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EL Paso
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Juarez
New York
Washington
Angeles
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Broad Rise As Prices Jump
Reports show strong buying at New Orleans opening with prices up 8 to 11 points in early trade and advancing 24 to 26 points by afternoon. Spot cotton rose to 10 cents middling with 1 000 bales sold, while New York and Liverpool futures climbed on bullish crop signals and export revival bets.
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New Orleans
New York
South
Coton
Liverpool
Match Co
Dans
British Sovereigns New Gold Bars Made Into American Coins
Gold bars worth 11.6 million dollars, sent from England, are being essayed and stamped at the U S assay office in Wall Street. The bars will stay in government vaults until shipped to a U S mint to be coined into American gold pieces. The melting was required as only American gold may be received at the sub treasury in New York.
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New York
United States Assay Office
Wall Street
United States
England
Halifax
Great Britain
Treasury Department
Wall Street Review gains and mixed early trading notes
Warsharas provided sole interest with further gains as Bethlehem Steel rose to 320 1 2 and 3826, General Motors up 5 1 2 at 61, Crucible Steel 3 1 4 at 89 and Studebaker 2 at 117. Railroads were irregular at the start with a later improvement. profits in late trading pushed steel and other issues to stronger closes.
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Wall Street Review
New York
London
Eries
American Agri. Chem
American Beet Sugar
American Can
American Cities
Ptd
American Cotton Oil
American Smelting
American Sugar
American Tel. & Tel
American Tobacco
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil. & St. Paul
Rot & Phe
Consolidated Gas
Erle
General Motors
Great Northern, Ptd
Illinois Central
Rep. Iron and Steel
Seaboard Air Line
Sloss-Shef
Steel and Tron
Studebaker Corporation
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Copper
Texas Company
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Savannah naval stores and vegetables prices tabulated
Market notes from Savannah report turpentine and rosin receipts with price quotes. Vegetables and fruits section corrected by Warley includes bananas onions potatoes peanuts and apples with per unit and per crate prices. The piece closes with a reflection: people forget so readily that there is an advantage in the closing argument.
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Savannah
Rosin
Louisville
Iowa
Fe Dairs
California
Elberfeld and Dodge Arrested After Nashville Disorder
In Nashville on Sept 18 Nore man Elberfeld manager of the Chattanooga Southern Club and John Dodge of the Nashville club were arrested on charges tied to a second game disturbance. Umpire Pfenninger forfeited the end game after fans hurled bottles and a coach was removed amid chaotic scenes.
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Nashville
Tenn
Noreman
Kid) Elberfeld
Chattanooga Southern
John Dodge
Elberfeld
Dodger
Kircher
Pfenninger
Schwartz
Bey East
Breitenstein
Street
Death of Alf Ford ruled accidental gun wound
An Atlanta jury found Alf C. Ford's fatal pistol wound, received at home Wednesday, was accidental. At the inquest ten witnesses and his wives testified he was cleaning the revolver when it discharged. Ford died Friday in a local hospital and was buried yesterday as his widow prepared to travel to New Georgia where her mother lies critically ill.
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Atlanta
Alf C. Ford
Pearl Ford
R. N. Wiley
Ford
Benet Ford
New Ga
Mexicans Attack American Patrol Trooper Killed
Reports say Mexicans attacked an American patrol. a trooper was killed. The incident prompted U.S. troops to move in and protect the area as details of the rescue remained sparse. Eagle Pass seeks modification of quarantine rules due to relocation disruptions and detained workers on both sides of the border.
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Eagle Pass
I. McFarland
Brownsville
Notice of Internal Revenue Licenses for Mobile County
Honorable Sheriff Wm H Holcombe of Mobile County is notified of August 1916 internal revenue licenses in Mobile. Licenses listed include Albright & Wood, Banks DPD, Braswell BR L, Economical Drug Store, Roe Drug Co, Sutton Drug Co with license periods July 1 1915 to July 1 1916 or 1916 to 1918. Notary J B Mosley swears record accuracy September 1 1915.
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Birmingham
Ala
Wm. H. Holcombe
Mobile County
Mobile
United States Internal Revenue
Albright & Wood
Braswell BR. L
Roe Drue Co
Sutton Drug Co
R.L. D
J. B. Mosley
Business properties for rent on multiple streets
Brick building suitable for garage or warehouse at No 211 St Michael street. East Water street second and third north of Government street offer two new stores with cement floors and two show windows. No 161 North Commerce street features a three story brick building in first class condition. Nos 510 512 Dauphin street provide two story brick premises with large show windows. Attractive prices to desirable tenants.
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Selma Street
Southern Realty Company
S. Claiborne St
Palmetto Street
Jefferson St
Charleston
Charleston St
Wilkinson St
N. L. Vickers
St. Michael St
South Broad
Alex Strouse
Pollock Building
Bell Phone
Item Avenue
F. M. Finan
N. E
Spring Hill Avenue
Wilkinson
Mobile
N. L
Vickers
Smith Piano Company
J. O. Payne
Gladys Ave
New Hamilton St
Panama Auction Co
Toulmin & Son
Bell
James McKay
Alleed
F. P. Malone
Easie Dauphin St
National Mosaic Flooring Company
City Bank and Trust Company
Probste
Mobile County
Manderville
Alabama
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Hurtel Street
Bankers Trust Company
St. Michael Street
Water Street
Government
Tie
Sao Sahn
Commerce Street
Iti
Dauphin Street
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G. A. Lambert
J. G. Wiggins
Crichton
J. E. Tate
Care Mobile
Conti Street
Rine Bell
Nancy Gulet
Knox St
J. H. Hicks
K. C
J. J
S. W
Catherine
Lying Street
Dauphin
Silver Mirror C ., Inc
W. Madison St
Broad
Selphone
Conti St
Davis Ave
Franklin
Jackson Street
Government Et
Star Drug Store
Conception
Madison Streets
R. E
St. Emanuel
Semmes Ave
Dauphon Street
St. Emanuel Ah
Semmes Avenue
Gulf Shingle Mfg. Co
Smith Piano Co. Mae
St. Joseph St
W. J. Koral
W. W. Thompson
Savannah St
Pinkerson & Robinson
Cedar
Lafayette
S.W. Dauphin
Etersfy
Palm Beach
Imperial Pressing Club
Thos. Wagner & Co
St. Francis St
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pedro River
Pearl River
Nelya
Co. Marshall
District Court OF the United States
Southern District OF Alabama
F. H. Russ
RT. Ervin
Atmore
Bank of Atmore
E. S
Meyers
Leigh & Chamberlain
Swell
von Papen
State Department
Germany
Bernstorff
Italy
Pope
Baker, Lyons & Co
Planters Cotton Company
F. M. Ladd & Co
Lott Produce Company
Bashinsky & Co
Transit
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Grain and Provisions
Ssce.s
Bya Ems
Januety
Chicago Livestock
Pittsburgh
South Penn Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Mercer, Black and
New Castle
Cabell
Corning
Somerest
Ragland
Vegetables and Fruit
Warley Fruit and Produce Company
Dodge
Alf Ford
Hus
N. M
Morrill & Lyons
ST. Francis Street
William G. Reneke
North Royal &T
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