Germany to sign protocol for peace treaty push
Paris dispatch reports Germany will sign the protocol presented by the Allies to move the peace treaty into effect. Baron von Leisner, leader of the German delegation, informed conference officials that Germany has made a decision. Observers note the delay stems from the inability of the Senate to ratify the treaty.
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Senate
Mexican Senate Removes Role in US Affairs
Mexico City December 2. The Mexican Senate, at a secret session, entrusts the solution of international differences with the United States to President Carranza without legislative intrusion. Relations with the United States continue to be addressed by executive action.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
United States
Carranza
Senate
Salvation Army Car Fund Moves Slowly in Sumter County
Salvation Army car fund for Capts Knox and Sumter County relief workers progresses with donations totaling forty two dollars. Two subscriptions arrived since the last update as community members urge quicker completion to fund a runabout for mobility and outreach beyond the town.
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Capts. Knox
Sumter
Salvation Army
M. M. Eldrid
Water Front Fire Destroys Vessels in Baltimore
A Canton Lumber wharf area blaze destroyed the Canton Lumber company wharves the state oyster steamer Governor McLane and five other vessels in Baltimore. One man died and several others narrowly escaped injury as the fire caused an estimated 750 000 dollars in losses.
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Baltimore
Associated Press
Canton Lumber Company
Duckworth on Trial as Slayer
Duckworth, accused of wife murder, went on trial in Superior Court as a jury deliberated on Walter W. Wilson’s fate. Henry Binyon, indicted with Wilson, will be tried later after both sides await the Wilson verdict. Duckworth sat quietly and unshaven as jurors were chosen, while Green Perry, a farm owner, was among those drawn but disqualified on the first question.
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Duckworth
Superior Court
Walter W. Wilson
Henry Binyon
Wilson
Jimmy Lee Perry
Green Perry
Dan Chappell
Resolution inquiry hearings date not fixed
A fragment indicates a Santente Run was authored by a Jed a resolution introduced by Benes tor Pomerene proposing an inquiry. The text notes that the hearings start date is not fixed in the resolution.
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Benestor Pomerene
Record Cotton Prices Hit New High At New York
December contracts surged to 40 cents a pound amid continued covering as the cotton market opened. Local spot cotton quoted Good Middling at 39 cents. New York futures show Dec, Jan, and Mar prices with gains and varied opening levels.
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Associated Press
Cotton Exchange
New Orleans
Congress to push anti strike Cummins railroad bill
In Washington leaders in both chambers moved to advance legislation before Christmas. The Cummins railroad bill with anti strike provisions faces strong opposition in the Senate while in the House administration leaders push a $5,000,000,000 package amid Republican hold down tactics. Spain cabinet crisis unfolds as Madrid reports December 3.
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Senate
Fuel rulings interpreted by Americus official
George N. Anderson of the Central of Georgia railway was named Sumter county fuel administrator and explained orders aimed at conserving coal. He said heat and lights from coal should be conserved, not closing businesses, but no gas, coal or electric lights before 9 am or after closing hours. He allowed wood for heating and non electric illumination, and noted safety lighting at night. The meeting urged mayor and aldermen to enact laws to enforce the fuel orders.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Amereus
Sumter County
Americus
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Anderson
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Police Department
Funeral of Dr Prather Held Today
Funeral services for Dr Janes Edward Prather who died Monday were held today at his Barlow Street home with Lee Street Methodist pastor Johnson officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery. Survived by widow Ruth Kendrick two daughters Hazel and Mrs W C Randolph and brother Dr W S Prather all of Americus. Prather came to Americus in 1904 and ran a drug business until retirement. He was 48 years old.
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Janes Edward Prather
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Oak Grove Cemetery
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J. E. Tanner
J. B
Georgia Weather Forecast Warns Cooler Thursday
A Georgia forecast calls for fair skies then cooler conditions tonight with a drop in temperatures ahead of Thursday. Highs and specific timings are not listed in the available text.
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Georgia
Jury Seeks Death Penalty in Wilson Edge Murder Trial
Walter W. Wilson found guilty with recommendation to mercy after a long trial for the murder of Joel Edge on Sept. 24. Solicitor Felton pressed for the death penalty as Judge Littlejohn noted the jurors oath. Defense by Col. Sheppard challenged witnesses Lena Coolidge and Jensie McCullough as impeached. the jury's composition and courtroom arrangements are detailed.
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Col. Sheppard
Joel Edge
Littlejohn
Hollis Fort Sheppard
Eppard
Grills Wilson
Negm
Lena Coolidge
Jensie McCullough
Fort
Col
Sheppard
Edge
Jessie
Lena
W. C. Carter
G. O. Loving
W. J. Wise
J. D. Wiggins
B. A. Wellens
I. A. B. Bagby
Henderson Dodson
F. W. Hogshead
J. T. Wiggins
D. P. Dodson
H. J. Williams
E. Mitchell
Felton
Hollis Fort
Henry Binyon
Ste
First Batch Of Santa Letters From DeSoto Ga A Plea For Toys
Dear Santa letters from DeSoto Georgia show children requesting a drum a cycle gun scooters wheelbarrow electric train and a doll plus a train with an engineer and a dumping jack. They offer small payments for the Stocking Fund with names Gilbert Adkins William Kirkpatrick Erline Ferguson and John Ferguson.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Billy
John ED Ferguson
DeSoto
Helen
William Kirkpatrick
Railroad Brotherhood Leaders Talk Problems
Washington December 3. Chiefs of all railroad brotherhoods were here to confer with representatives of the organizations affiliated with the American Federation. The talks focused on wages conditions and labor relations amid industry upheaval.
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Railroad Brotherhood
Washington
Associated Press
American Federation
Mine Operators Gather Today In Washington
Mine operators from all parts of the country gathered in Washington to work out details of the 14 percent wage increase urged by the government for miners in the bituminous coal fields.
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Washington
Associated Press
Break in Exchange Due To Big British ak Dee
New York reports the exchange rate at 487 pounds per dollar, a low not seen before. London expects the rate to fall further as Britain’s debt to the United States and pending cotton exports weigh on the market.
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London
England
United States
Industrial Conference Advances Toward Guiding Statement
Washington December Associated Press notes the second industrial conference moved toward forming a general statement to guide deliberations between capital and labor after initial talks. The group aims to establish a framework to steer ongoing discussions and potential policy directions.
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Washington
Dec
Associated Press
Ward
My Beauty Is A Curse Yolande Story Preview
A 17 year old girl named Yolande is described as more than just pretty, with magnetic qualities and a strong heart. Jealous friends misjudge her appeal, while the story promises lessons in personality and attraction. The Times-Recorder teases the continuation next Monday.
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Peplar
Times-Recorder
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