Pontiff Confires Red Hats on New Cardinals
The pontiff appeared in good health and vows as he conferred red hats on the newly created cardinals, honoring a new generation in the clergy.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
13
The pontiff appeared in good health and vows as he conferred red hats on the newly created cardinals, honoring a new generation in the clergy.
Rome telegraph correspondent for The Daily Telegraph reports Greece cannot join the Teutons in any disloyal act. King Constantine is convinced of harsh measures if disloyal action is attempted. Greece fears entente pressure, yet the ruler aims to show teeth and hinder the entente where possible.
At a chamber luncheon the public safety committee urged the city to authorize Chief Mayo to expand the traffic squad to twenty five or more to enforce the new traffic ordinances. The plan includes appointing Sergeant R T Burnett to lead the unit, with mounted officers on Peachtree and Whitehall streets, and a phased approach using warnings before prosecutions.
German Consul General Franz Bepp denounces American treatment of Germans and predicts a mass exodus of German-Americans after the war. He says he dislikes the United States and would return to Germany, claiming many German-Americans will renounce citizenship. He dismisses federal bomb-plot investigations as a storm in a teacup.
The A M E conference in Augusta opens with debate over naming in minutes, Bishop Flipper’s return urged, and Rev John Gilbert of Paine College reports travels in Africa and progress of negro education. Transfers announced. Dr C T Walker of Tabernacle Baptist to speak, and meetings proceed with missionary sessions and scheduled addresses.
Earl Kitchener and General Grey arrived in Paris from London to attend a foreign ministry conference. Sir Francis Bertie accompanied them, meeting Premier Briand and General Joffre during discussions on wartime strategy and alliance coordination.
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