Monarchists and National Socialists stir in Germany's postwar scene
In 1923 Germany monarchists and nascent National Socialists gain traction amid economic strain and political tension. The piece notes clandestine groups, press changes, and Bavarian autonomy as monarchist sentiment, with Berlin fearing fringe militancy while various factions clash over legitimacy and safety measures. It cites Saxony Bavaria and Prussia as sources of money and influence and references Orgesch downsizing followed by new ex-member unions. The article implies continuing unrest and anti republic sentiment across the German states.
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Germany
Versailles
Hohenzollerns
Kreuz ‘Itung
Neue Aussische Zeitung
Otto
Orward
Social Democrats
Theerman National Peoples Party
Reichstag
Karl Spi
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Legion
Erzberger
Rathenau
Republic
Ter
Bavaria
Bariaus
Mussolini
Fasisti
Italy
Tony
Berlin
Landtag
Schweyer
Batavia
Orgesch
Aemi-Military Society
Kaiser
Pmeérania
Brandenburg
Hanover
St Prussia
Cotton Exports for November Rise to 109 Million
Washington December 27 Further increases of America’s foreign trade are shown by Commerce Department figures for November. Cotton and linters exported totaled 109,387,719 dollars, about 15 million more than October.
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Washington
America
Department of Commerce
Frady Defense Prepares Case In Miami Murder Trial
Edgar C. Frady Chicago auto dealer fights murder charge in Miami Beach death of wife Dorothy Thom son Frady. The defense hinges on a claim she was shot during a struggle for a pistol after alleging abuse and threats. Proceedings note he posted 50,000 bail earlier and sought release for health reasons.
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Miami
Fla
Dorothy Thomson Frady
Edgar C. Frady
Chicago
Frady
Miami Beach
Farmers To Meet In Athens In January
Farmers Week at the Georgia College of Agriculture will be held in Athens January 9 to 27. President Campbell announced topics include current farm problems, cotton production, and boll weevil conditions. County agents will exhibit farm commodities with prizes for best marketable packages and other demonstrations for farmers and county agents.
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Athens
Farmers’ Week
Georgia Farmers College of Agriculture
Louie Vector
Campbell
Colege
Casper Held for Homicide
Savannah December 27 Solicitor General Hartridge ordered a warrant charging murder against Joseph Casper who killed W C Cooler at the latter s home Sunday Casper told the coroner s jury he killed Cooler because the latter invaded his home and the jury declared the killing justifiable homicide Casper had never been freed because he was held for assault with intent to murder by wounding John Moore when he shot at Cooler
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Savannah
Hartridge
Joseph Casper
W. C. Cooler
Casper
Cooler
John Moore
Edwin Fleming Loses Arm While Hunting
Edwin Fleming son of W F Fleming is injured when his left forearm is shot away while hunting in eastern Dougherty county Albany December 27. The Fleming family is prominent with the elder Fleming serving on the Dougherty county board of education.
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Edwin Fleming
Albany
Dougherty County
W. F. Fleming
Fleming
Peach County Amendment Fails in Courts
Superior Court Judge Shepherd Bryan denied a writ of mandamus that would force Secretary of State McLendon to certify Peach County amendment as ratified. The court ruled the secretary cannot go behind returns showing the amendment was rejected by about seven thousand votes.
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Bryan
Mandanuns
Secretary of State
Atlanta
Superior Court
Shepherd Bryan
McLendon
Peach
Life boat of Cornell found after six days lost
The life boat of the tug Cornell which had been missing for six days with eight crew members was recovered by tugs between Long Point and Point Colburn Canada. One body of the crew, Mike Poytoush, was later brought to Erie. Officials say the Cornell sank after a boiler explosion with seven others presumed lost.
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Lake Erie
Mike Poyteysh
Cleveland
Cornell
Long Point
Point Colburn
Canada
S. H. Gilipin
Great Lakes Towing Co
Phillip Boderock
Erie
Mike Poytoush
Q. A. Gilmore
Yamacraw Aids Distressed Steamer Off Charleston Jetties
Coast guard cutter Yamacraw responded to a distress call from the steamer Santa Rosa ashore at Charleston Jetties. The nitrate cargo ship bound for Chile from Charleston was reported in danger but is said to be out of danger. four tugs stand by unable to refloat her.
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Savannah
Coast Guard
Yamacraw
Santa Rosa
Charleston
Chile
Prohi Violator Escapes Because of Affliction
Savannah December 27 Fred H Lem bach was arrested on whisky charge but jail cannot hold him due to loco motor ataxia. He is a pitiful victim and cannot make bond, yet he is free. He has prior similar arrests.
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Savannah
Fred H. Lembach
J D Tweedy of Dawson Dies at Home
Dawson telegram reports J D Tweedy aged 60 died at his home Tuesday after a period of frail health. Survived by widow, a brother, five daughters including Mrs Herman Hood of Norfolk and Mrs R G Dozier of Dawson, Mrs Albert Jolley of Anderson, S C, Mrs Lloyd Hatcher, Florrie Tweedy, both of Dawson, and two sons James and Will Tweedy of Dawson.
Ships battle with heavy sea storms reach quarantine
Fourteen freighters weather brutal Atlantic gales as they approach quarantine. The liner Caronia arrived at Halifax after taking heavy damage. other ships face delays of one to two days. Skippers report constant hurricanes offshore, with decks crushed and crews wearing oil skins for days. Some vessels overdue, including La Savoie, Lord Byron, Eastern City, and York Castle. The President Moore expected today.
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New York
Atlantic
Halifax
United States
la Savoie
Savoie
Lord Byron
York Castle
Moore
Mize Family Christmas Visit Across Lee Street
Mrs Arthur Mize and daughter Martha spend holidays with Mr and Mrs Hugh Mize on Lee street. Milton Mize a Georgia Military Academy student in College Park is home for the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Hugh Mize.
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Arthur Mize
Martha
Mrs
Hugh Mize
Lee Street
Milton Mize
Georgia Military Academy
College Park
Federal sleuths probe lake dynamiting and kidnap case
In Maryland and Louisiana a web of investigations unfolds as Justice agents and state authorities pursue leads in the Morehouse kidnapping and the lake dynamiting that yielded two bodies. Dr B M McKoin, former mayor of Mer Rouge, was arrested in Baltimore on murder charges with further arrests anticipated. Weathered by the case, National Guard units guard Lake LaFourche as troops assist in possible arrests and the search for dynamiters continues.
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Baltimore
B. M. McKoin
Met. Rouge
Louisana
Carol
McKoin
Bastrop
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Morehouse
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
Secret Service
Morehouge
B. M. Meoin
Parker
Johns Hopkins
Louisiana
National Guard
Lake la Fourche
Toombs
Washington
Mor “Rouge
Germany and Daugherty Dominate Mixed Capitol News
Amid reports of European debt talks and potential loans, officials weigh Germany’s payment plan and possible aid. In Washington, impeachment questions against Attorney General Daugherty falter as Keller skips questioning. Governors convene to discuss enforcement of Prohibition and other cross‑state issues.
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Keller
Harding
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