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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1914
Page
10
The document notes suggest that officials link responsibility for war to dispatches and diplomatic talks. It covers remarks from British officials and the German ambassador in Vienna about Austro-Hungarian actions, Russian reactions, and calls for a conference to prevent further complications.
Demurrers by Alex Rice’s counsel in the Montgomery Light and Water Power Company suit for $200,000 have been overruled in the New York court. Rice must enter pleadings as the case proceeds to a jury, regarding alleged failure to transfer stock and interference with customers.
Rome July 28 1914 Italian government informed of terms to be addressed to Servia. Secretary general at the foreign office warned that Austro Hungarian leaders deem it vital to safeguard prestige after setbacks in the Balkans. Berlin telegram of July 26 discusses whether France will join four powers if needed. Sir Edward Grey to Sir F Bertie and Sir R Rodd report on received July 27.
The Southern Newspaper Publishers Association committee meetings in Birmingham outlined a multi thousand dollar drive to advertise the South and its advantages, building on last year’s effort by about forty papers. Attendees noted expected regional prosperity and rising national ad agency interest, with plans to allocate funds based on circulation and to leverage Panama Canal opening and South American trade growth.
A fragment notes a university senior class election amid broader diplomatic language. The oration shifts to imperial royal governance and peacetime appeals, with mention of potential Hague arbitration and Great Powers involvement. The Belgrade date anchors a dated dispatch, suggesting continuation tomorrow.
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