Germany 1g273F depicts Stinnes clash with Breitscheid in Reichstag
Milton Bronner reports from Stinnes Berlin where Hugo Stinnes the German industrial magnate sits in the Reichstag while Dr Rudolph Breitscheid, a Social Democratic leader, denounces him over eight hour labor laws. The piece outlines labor unions, party stances, and looming industrial tension as Germany faced proposed overtime reforms and payments in goods.
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National Guard Called Out At Monroe Today
National Guard units from Monroe Louisiana moved to Mer Rouge after arriving from Morehouse parish. Captain Cooper said the mission’s purpose was not disclosed though observers link the deployment to the ongoing kidnaping case blamed on Ku Klux Klan groups in Louisiana Kansas and Mississippi. Troops are expected to search the lake near Mer Rouge for the missing Mer Rouge residents Major Watt Daniels and Thomas Rickards who disappeared August 24.
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Louisiana National Guard of
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge
Cooper
Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana
Knsas
Mississippi
Major Watt
Daniels
Thomas Rickards
Thieves Enter Walker Store in Silver Heist
Burglars entered the Walker store on Jackson Street through rear bars and stole $20 in silver from a daytime cash drawer. Mrs. Walker’s earlier cash was saved by foresight, preventing a larger loss. The front door was left ajar, later noticed by a traveling man who alerted Mrs. Walker after finding the door open.
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Harrold
College Street
Lawson
New ruling expands six month bank acceptances for crops
Washington reports a Federal Reserve Board ruling allowing six month bankers acceptances drawn by growers of staple agricultural products to be eligible for purchase or rediscount by Federal Reserve Banks. The change aims to help cooperative marketing associations finance orderly marketing of crops and extend government credit terms for agriculture.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Re- Reserve Board
Engine Strikes Car at Crossing in Fog
Mrs T S Burton and Miss Alice Richardson of Smithville were involved in a collision when a Central of Georgia switch engine struck their Buick at the Spring street crossing on the Americus side. Dense fog and smoke prevented sight and sound of signals. Burton was severely shocked and cared for at her parents home. Richardson also suffered a nervous shock but both escaped serious injury.
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Smithville
T. S. Burton, Jr
Alice Richardson
Central of Georgia Spring Street
Americas
Fast Train Derailment Halts Jacksonville Express in Macon
In Macon yards, the Jacksonville Express derailed its engine and baggage coach this morning. No injuries were reported. Officials launching an investigation to determine causes. Also, funeral services held in Fort Valley for Mrs. Frank Branch, widow of Andrew College president. She had ties to Americus and was sister to Mrs. T. D. Ellis.
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Jacksonville Express
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Branch
Fort Valley
Frank Branch
Andrew College
Cuthbert
Stanislau Wojciechows Elected Poland's President
In Warsaw on December 20 Stanislau Wojciechows was elected president of Poland to succeed Gabriel Narutowitz, who was assassinated several days ago.
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Stanislau Wojciechows
Warsaw
Poland
Gabriel Narutowitz
Europe Crisis Drives New US Aid Possibilities
Washington notes growing European economic and political strain pushing the administration to consider further U S assistance or cooperation. The talk centers on a four power pacific confidence model and potential shifts away from the League of Nations toward conference based answers. Impeachment hearings against Attorney General Daugherty loom with Burns as a central figure, while Senator Brookhart’s strategic moves threaten the ship subsidy and rural credit plans. Government department reorganization faces delays over merging war and navy, and forest transfers to the Interior.
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Gilbert's Body Taken to Perry
The body of Charles Edwin Gilbert found dead in his Windsor hotel room was sent to Perry by Central of Georgia train for funeral and interment likely Thursday. Survived by widow Mrs. C Orrine Gilbert a sister Mrs. R N Holzclaw a brother H T Gilbert and other relatives all of Perry. A Shriner and member of Houston Lodge No 35 F and A M he served as a captain in the Spanish American War and was a longtime salesman for J B Riley Drug Co of Macon.
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Windsor Hotel
Perry
Central of Georgia
H. T. Gilbert
M. M. Lowrey
Corinne Gilbert
R. N. Holzclaw
Houston Lodge No. 35
J. B. Riley Drug Company
Macon
Miss Anna Arthur Ill in Shellman
Telegram confirms serious illness of Miss Anna Arthur at her home in Shellman. Relatives in Americas notified, and Fred B. Arthur travels by early train to be at her bedside as her condition remains fragile.
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Sumter County
Americas
Santa Claus
Anna Arthur
Shellmman Americas
Shell
Fred B. Arthur
Weather Holds Two U S Flyers In Americus
Lieut Amberg and Sergt William Weltz were weather bound in Americus on a blinding snow storm as they awaited favorable winds to reach Miami Florida. The DeHaviland monoplane with a Liberty motor covered the Daytona to Miami leg at 115 mph, with Nashville gale pushing 140 mph on the return. They are at Souther Field exchanging motors and delaying plans to reach Jacksonville Day tona Beach before continuing to Miami.
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William Weltz
Americus
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Tenn
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Daytona Beach
Woman Robbed of Large Sum on Rail Way Car
Miss Mabel Bloodgood of Atlanta reports she was chloroformed and robbed of 115 dollars in a Pullman car at Macon terminal. Southern railway agents investigate the incident as a local crime report.
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Mize Bloodgood
Macon
Southern Railway
Mabel Bloodgood
Atlanta
Christmas charity appeals seek aid for needy local families
A plea in the Times-Recorder urges immediate donations to help three highlighted cases. Case No 1 seeks clothing and groceries for a single elderly woman living alone needing a dress coat shoes and fruit to attend church and stay clothed. Case No 7 notes a family with children missing a Santa visit while the husband is unemployed.
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Times-Recorder
Santa
Twenty two arrested for stealing a million at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Twenty two civilian employees at the Brooklyn naval base were arrested on indictments returned months ago by the federal grand jury charging theft of one million dollars during World War I. Agents of the Justice Department said property was taken in large quantities, including food, paint, crates, and commercial alcohol, with the twenty third man not at the navy yard.
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Brolyn Naval Base
Fed
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Gover
Navy
Tennessee Delegation Urges Gore for Judge
Members of the Tennessee congressional delegation today called on the president to urge the appointment of John J. Gore of Cookeville as a federal judge for Tennessee, authorized under a recent judgeship.
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Gore
Washington
John J. Goré
Cookevill
Charley Hemphill Dies After Brief Illness in New York
Charley Hemphill, a renowned former manager in the Southern League and long associated with several American League cities, died today in a rooming house after a brief illness. Priscilla Dean is slated to star in a film adaptation of A Lady of Quality by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
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Everal American League
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Southern ‘League
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Lady
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