German War News and Diplomatic Moves Across Europe
Reports from Brussels Paris and London describe German advances along the Meuse and into Belgium while Austria agrees to indemnity to avert war with Italy. French forces claim victories near Tongres and Givet as German losses mount. U.S. naval policy debates surface in Washington with talks on foreign ships and registry.
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Austria
Maly
Rome
Italy
Arntavari
Paris
Givet
War Office
Alsace
Chambley
Messampre
Giant Guns on English battleship inflexibile
The German envoy demanded U S censorship end on diplomatic dispatches from the Tuckerton station. Secretary Bryan and Secretary Garrison discussed the matter and ordered US diplomatic offices to charter neutral ships to repatriate 20 000 to 25 000 Americans abroad with fare for those able to pay and free transport for the penniless.
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Washington
Councelor von Haimhausen
United States
Tuckerton
von Haimhausers
Bryans
Europe
Bryan
Garrison
Trustees Favor Jackson Trace Ownership and Marking
County school trustees meeting with the county board of education discussed welfare, funds, and district apportionment. James T. Gardner Jr. elected county board treasurer. Daughters of the American Revolution plan to place markers along Jackson trace, with G A R support and visits to historic sites.
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James T. Gardner, Jr
Jackson Trace
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hang
President Wilson's Rome Funeral Carriage Choice
Large crowd in Rome attends Woodrow Wilson funeral. Wilson rejects Cincinnati funeral cars for the old hearse used at his wife's parents’ service. Floral offerings abound as the procession, with relatives and officials, moves to the First Presbyterian church amid mourning crowds.
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Mets
Woodrow Wilson
Rome
Cincinnati
Mr. Wilson
McAdoo
Sayre
President Wilson Returns After Loss in Rome
President Wilson and his party speed back to Washington after the funeral of his wife at Myrtle Hill cemetery in Rome. The article notes a somber mood and large crowds in Rome as trains brought visitors from out of town.
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Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson
Wackimeton
United States
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Rome
White House
Matin Claims Credit Tax Equity for Corporations
Readable fragment notes Matin asserts credit tax rules favor corporations. The text references equity, taxation, and corporate eligibility. No clear authorities or dates are present, but suggests policy focus on corporate tax credits and potential structural issues.
Chamber Protest Prompts Tax Debate In Alabama County
Tax Commissioner C D Martin defends solvent credit taxation as lawful and necessary, noting chamber of commerce committee urged against it. He recalls past disputes over assessments and asserts law requires taxing all property proportionally to value. Continued discussion on page five.
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North Sea
Denmark
JF. Creen
W. W . Iriteside
G. B Remdolph
W. E. Box
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Biaeck
Underwood and
Bankhead
Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
C. D. Martin
Ike
Mr. Marteim
Chamber of Commerce Tm
Redacon
Moltke
Biwm
Supreme Cote
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