Five Cardinal Points of Bolshevism Shock Europe
Amsterdam dispatch reports former Dutch minister M. Oudendyk detailing Bolshevism in five points: high wages with no work, taking others’ property, no punishment, no taxation. He warns the working classes worldwide against Bolshevik rule, claiming Russia suffers under unemployment starvation and ruin, with factories idle and corruption rampant. He says the world must aid Russia’s fate or face collapse.
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Amsterdam
Associated Press
M. Oudendyk
Petrograd
Russia
Dr Poteat to Speak at Georgia University Visit
Dr William Louis Poteat president of Wake Forest College will visit Athens next Tuesday. He will address the University club on Natural Selection and the War, then meet with sixty YMCA leaders for supper at the Methodist church, followed by a University Chapel talk on The German Demonstration. The event draws many local residents.
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Athens
William Louis Poteat
Wake Forest College
University of Georgia Young Men's Christian Association
University Club
Methodist Church
Ube University Y. M.C. A. Abe
Dr. Potent
Ofc USA
University Chapel
Potgas
Germar
al Atheng
Poteat
Goa
Macon
Germany
Bes
Sas
E. M. Poteat
W. L
University
Minister lecture captivates Seney Stovall audience
Dr Kerr Boyce Tepper delivered The humorous side of a ministers life in Seney Stovall chapel at Lucy Cobb Institute last night, stepping from his scheduled subject to present an improvised talk that drew an attentive crowd and lively response from listeners.
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Topper
Kerr Boyce Tepper
Seney-Stovall Chapel
Lucy Cobb Institute
American Sailors Criticize Life In English Cities
London dispatch reports 15 000 American sailors in London share blunt, humorous impressions of the city. They note few restaurants, transport flaws, and a more democratic tone with English ladies. Sailors recount friendly locals, wartime strains, and lighthearted exchanges with Grand Fleet members.
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London
Associated Press
Edinburg
England
States
America
Strand
Piccadilly Circus
Sailor
Firth of Forth
South
Chicago
New York
Middle West
Kansas
New Airplane Engine Set To Boost Flight Power
London. January 14. One of the factories that built two planes helping British aviators defeat Germany in France is preparing a new engine. It is expected to develop from 800 to 1,000 horsepower and be the most powerful engine yet, aiding commercial aviation.
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London
France
Tere
Duke Claims To Be A Real Socialist
Amsterdam December 5 report that Duke Hraent Gunthir of Schleewig Holstein told a Holstein bir pub meeting in Primkepau he has been a socialist for twenty years and seeks socialization of the duchy while supporting an eight hour day. He is brother of former Empress Augusta Victoria and his warnings have often been ignored as he spoke to cheers.
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Amsterdam
Hraent Gunthir
Schleewig- Holstein
Primkepau
Holstein
Essen Allgemeine Zeitung
Augusta Victoria
Vienna
Associated Press
Charles
Switzerland
Arch
Lukes
Zita
Francis Joseph
Em’ Yeror
Gisela
Valerie
Rhch
Windischgraetz
Ekertsanu
Hofburg Castle
Repubics
Hapsburga
Altho
Americans in Russia In Great Game Land
Correspondent reports American troops in a remote Russian river town chase ducks geese and other game during leaves from the front. They use scarce shotguns to shoot service rifles at waterfowl in a marshy ducking ground known as a duck's paradise. Bears are anticipated once winter drives the birds south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dohta
London
Associated Press
Tony
Dwina
Nicholas
French Will Demand Surrender of Supergun After Paris Fire
Paris authorities pursue surrender of a German Bertha supercannon used to bombard Paris. The push follows reports of three initial guns near Mont-Joult forest and Laon supply lines, later modified into larger calibers. Allied counteroffensive disrupted German plans as experts note the weapon’s high explosive powder and exceptional steel construction.
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Paris
Associated Press
Place de la Concorde
Mont-Jols
Saint Gobala
Laon
Crepy
Forest of St. Gobain
Soissong
Dunkirk
Soissons-Chateau Thierry
Mirbel
Preas
Foch
German Propaganda Continues in Mexico
Mexican readers face German wartime falsehoods as Allied misreports fuel claims of armistice terms and continued German strength. Pro German papers push the line that the fleet remains interned yet ready, while warnings note Britain’s goods despite postwar aims.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Germany
Mexico
Mortier Heights
Tales of Horrors From Territory Under Bolshevists
Archangel reports tales of horrors inside Bolshevik territory as drivers slip through lines to publish in local papers under The Russian Nightmare. Archangel officials quote Lenine on Europe, describe torture and disappearances, and note wealthier prisoners freed for money. Bolshevik leaders Sar Zinovieff Bukharin discuss repression, uniforms, and planned world revolution amid weakening power.
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Archangel
Jouden
Dee
Associated Press
Sidyventurous Trussian
Duma
Moscow
Nikolai Lenine
Europe
Central
All- Russian Investigation Commission
Commission
Trotzky
Lenine
Central Soviet
Zinovieff
Petrograd
Smolny Institute
Neva
Red Guards
Ural
Bukharin
Germany
Austria
England
America
Texas Peanut Crop Shortfall Ties To Drought
Dallas report notes Texas peanut production 25 percent below normal due to severe drought last summer and excessive rains before maturity. Major buyers say 15 million bushels were produced in 1917, while 1918 outputs fell, with a region producing 2,000 carloads in 1917 dropping to about 300 carloads this year.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Higginbotham
Food Regulations In England Relaxed
England eases wartime food rules as sugar ration rises to 12 ounces next year and lard becomes coupon free for pastries. White bread and flour become more available. fancy bread remains forbidden. London docks discharge over forty thousand tons of sugar and meat arrivals increase while tea supply exceeds demand.
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London
Associated Press
England
Negro Boys Confess Turning In Alarms
Arthur Matthews and Mose Battles, two small African American youths, confessed to turning in several fire alarms to alarm enemies and to thefts while caught entering Mose Hiner's store. Judge West sentenced them to reform school as police continued long seeking the mysterious perpetrators.
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Enemes
Arthur Matthews
Mose
Mose Hiner
West
Hood Is Newest of England Warships Known as Hush Boat
London reports a Clydebank vessel nearly completed described as a remarkable British navy ship called the Hood, a battlecruiser of extraordinary size speed and gun power. Fairplay praises its potential to lead new naval methods and outpace German designs as it nears fitting out.
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Hood
England
Hush Boat
London
Clydebank
Vairplay
Lusitania
Small Boys Arrest Order Aims To Curb Night Loitering
Chief Beusse issued an order to arrest all small white boys found loitering after 10 PM. He cites nightly mischief and predations, urging parents to keep children at home or face confinement.
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Beusse
Mounted Police To Be Reorganized In Canada
Regina Sask Jaz 16 Canada s Scarlet Riders the Royal Northwest Mounted Police to be reorganized on a pre war basis. Squadrons return from overseas to join a revived force of 1200 men with Regina as general headquarters. District posts re established at Winniper Regina Prince Albert Lethbridge Edmonton Vancouver and Danyon Outposts at Macleod Battleford Maple Creek and Peace River. The force s storied history includes bravado in the wilderness and a strict vendetta against criminals with officers sometimes mushed into distant regions to arrest violators.
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Regina
Sask
Jaz
Canada
Scarlet Riders
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Dominion
France
Prairies
Arctic
Port Arthur
British Columbia
No Man's Land
Winniper
Prince Albert
Lethbridge
Edmonton
Vancouver
Danyon
Macleod
Battleford
Maple Creek
Peace River
Athens Men Among Those Commissioned At Camp Gordon
Among 138 officers commissioned at the Central Officers Training School Camp Gordon two Athens men Raymond Wood Short and Jacob Pope Everhardt are listed. Georgia graduates include Frank Herrold Americus Irvine Phinizy Augusta Wesman I Dooly Watkinsville Lorrie Kenneth Bethune Pavo William Earl Marks Augusta C F P Bond Americus W C Buan Cedartown W H C Clofton Everett City H C Olmstead Sagan pAb and Duther Daniel Wallin Americus. Friends of Messrs Raymond Short and Irvin Phinizy are celebrating their graduations upon commission.
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Central Officers Training School
Camp Gordon
Athens
Raymond Wood Short
Jacob Pope Everhardt
Frank Herrold
Americus
Irvine Phinizy
Augusta
Wesman I. Dooly
Watkinsville
Lorrie Kenneth Bethune
Pavo
William Earl Marks
U. of G
C. F P. Bond
Amaricus
W.C. Buan
Cedartown
W. H. C. Clofton
Everett City
H.C. Olmstead
Sagan. pAb
Duther Daniel Wallin
Amercus
Wealth of Former Austrian Rulers Proving Problem
Vienna dispatch reports ongoing parliamentary probe into Imperial funds. Former Emperor Charles and the royal family face scrutiny over dispositions, with possible exile and complex distribution of estates, jewels, and art across republics. Charles’ supporters credit reforms and detachment from old court.
Editors Call Punishment of German Leadership For War Atrocity
London dispatch reports American editors and publishers who toured Belgium and France urging punishment for German leaders and agents for piracy murder and pillage. The letter signed by Horace M Swetland Roger W Allen and nine others argues for restitution and strict enforcement of laws and says such measures would gain broad American support if echoed by victims' testimony.
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London
Associated Prews
England
Horace M. Swetland
New York
Roger W. Allen
New York Business Publishers Association
Boston
Chicago
Belgium
France
Germany
Notons
Lucy Cobb Elementary School Remains Open Despite Health Order
The elementary department of Lucy Cobb Institute will stay open as usual, unaffected by yesterday’s city board of health order. The announcement confirms no disruption to the Lucy Cobb elementary program.
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UCY Cobb
Lucy Cobb Institute
City Board of Health
Russian Orthodox Church Battles Bolshevik Rule in Russia
AP correspondent reports in Shenkursk and along the Dwina and Vaga rivers that the Russian Orthodox Church grounds its revival amid anti religious aims of the Bolsheviks. Monastic leaders recount efforts to aid the poor, brave confrontations with confiscations, and a nun recounting a tense arrest scare ending in the Bolsheviks’ retreat.
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Shonkursk
Russia
London
Associated Press
Vilne
Vaga
Votngda
Raphelia
Ghenkursk
Shenkrusk
Bolsheviki
Moscow
Bosheviki
Isheviki
Mother Raphetla
Nura
Shenkrask
Raphotia
The Heart of Woman and After by Theodoala Garrison and Margaret E Sangster
A paired poem feature on wartime sacrifice by Theodoala Garrison and a wartime reunion by Margaret E Sangster, exploring the toll on women and the hope of return. The piece ends with a local notice announcing Mrs C M Snelling’s missionary circle meeting at 4 o'clock.
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Theodoala Garrison
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Georgia University
Duke
Claude Bridges
J. Mi Bridery
Messrs
Raymond Short
Irvin Phinizy
Hans
Tahoe
Margaret E. Sangster
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