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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1916
Page
5
England rallies with allies to bolster the anti German faction and defend a defensive war stance, aiming to curb fears of a rising popular demand within Germany that could alter the conflict’s course.
The discussion centers on peace proposals attributed to Germany and the Allies reaction. Lord Robert Cecil recalls Dr von Bethmann Hollweg’s December statements. He notes enemies have offered no peace terms and warns against attributing proposals to the Allies.
The speaker rejects Germany’s peace proposals as cynical. Two “nationality” principles are contrasted, favoring free self-government over German ethnographic aims. Poland and Belgium are cited as pawns in a German buffer strategy, with Belgium’s fate described through cautious, satirical critique of German ambitions.
Wartime rhetoric denounces German plans and Prussianized power as Belgium resists surrender. Propagandist lines hail national resolve, condemn raids and submarine warfare, and insist on restoring the old Belgian state while warning against peace terms seen as German exploitation.
A wagon load of groceries was stolen from George T Murphy’s store at 2 Wall Street after a break in late at night. A watchman alerted Officer Chatham, and detectives hunted suspects while guarding the doorway for a possible second visit.
Chicago April 7 Plans for the national Republican convention opening in Chicago June 7 were finished at a subcommittee meeting. Senator Harding of Ohio was chosen unanimously as temporary chairman. Other officers named include temporary secretary LaFayette Gleason, chief clerk Edward Monroe, reporter George L Hart, sergeant at arms Edwin P Thayer, and chief doorkeeper John Lanson. The group discussed presidential candidates and issues, with Roosevelt signals causing varied reactions among leaders. Several states favor Hughes or other favorites. about 70 percent of delegates expected to be unpledged. The subcommittee set rules on seating and contest handling, potential reductions in contests. Headquarter shifts to Chicago announced. next arrangements meeting slated near convention.
An interview with Sir Alan Johnstone signals Britain will not undermine Dutch independence. Dispatches from Berlin report Allies conference hints at possible large scale mobilization in Holland. Swiss papers note ammunition orders and growing Dutch defense preparations amid political shifts.
Rev F N Parker of Fairfield University will address the Young Men’s Christian Association at their Luckie street building on Sunday evening. His topic: Why a Young Man Should Join the Church. A light supper and tickets at 15 cents will be available at three society offices. Special music will follow.
The Southern Express Co office in Decatur was robbed Thursday night of 140 dollars. The cash drawer was emptied while Agent Leon O Neal was at supper. He supposed the thief was locked in the depot when he went home. On returning, the depot was found locked but the money missing. no clue has been found.
A bank in Farle Ark was robbed early today after suspects cut telegraph lines and entered the vault. They secured two pennies and a worthless plate before failing to reach the bank funds compartment. the crime was discovered when the bank opened.
The American steamer Hip Paug, which sailed from Puget Sound in December with cotton and cargo for the Bugman government, has been given up as lost. She was chartered to the Robert Dellar company. The Rio Pasig was wrongly reported arriving at Vladivostok on February 10. After a final voyage she disappeared. Cane Flattery notes President Wilson writes spectres and letters in shorthand before typing.
Important change announced by Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company. Train No 18 from Atlanta to Columbus via Newnan will depart at 7 10 a m instead of 9 10 a m. Train No 34 from Montgomery to Atlanta will arrive at 9 58 p m instead of 7 10 p m. No other changes noted. F Billups, Passenger Agent. General.
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