Patched-Up Peace Won't Follow War Declares Wilson
President Wilson said there will be no patched-up peace after the European war in a Columbus speech urging U S business leaders to mobilize resources to shape world affairs. He defended his Mexican policy and urged greater foreign commerce and self reliance while criticizing monopolies and political meddling. He spoke to 3,400 in the Masonic Temple and met thousands at receptions in the State Capitol rotunda.
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Daring Atlantan Returns From Europe To Sell Supplies
Hannibal E Lumley once presumed dead after the Baron Erskine disaster reappears at home to become a traveling salesman for surgical supplies. He served with the Fourth Gloucester division in France near Verdun and Alsace Lorraine, delivering messages under General Joffre, surviving shrapnel and a torpedo attack aboard the Armenian.
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Riots for Peace Reported in Berlin and German Cities
Paris December 10 The Journal correspondent notes violent peace demonstrations in Berlin where police charged crowds and windows were smashed. Similar manifestations occurred in Dresden and Leipzig with a belief that only a revolutionary outbreak would push the government to seek peace.
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Safety Dons From Mayo Traffic Rules For Pedestrians
W M Mayo police chief issues a list of pedestrian safety rules after a new city ordinance. Do not run into main highways or cross streets diagonally. Look both ways, yield to pedestrians, and follow traffic officers directions to prevent accidents.
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Storm over defense of U S rights on seas in Congress
In Washington a storm in Congress over admistrations defense of American rights at sea erupts as Sen Hoke Smith urges an investigation of Britain's interference with neutral trade and Sen Lodge counters with a probe of submarine attacks and plots against U S neutrality. The debate centers on neutral rights, the British blockade, and the need to maintain real neutrality amid growing tensions with Britain and Germany.
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Copelan Accepts Place On Board
Governor Nat E. Harris accepted E A Copelan of Greensboro Georgia to fill a vacancy on the Western and Atlantic commission Copelan expresses gratitude for the honor and readiness to serve noting labor and responsibility ahead He plans to attend the meeting in Atlanta next Monday and conveyed thanks to the commission members in a letter dated in the records of 1915 Georgia railroad matters
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Epidemic of suicides among German troops near Dvinsk
Reports from Petrograd dated December 10 state prisoners describe an epidemic of suicides among German forces around Dvinsk. Nine officers including a battalion commander are said to have died in a twelve day period. The claim appears in the Sirsheviya Vedomosty newspaper via Lond on dispatches.
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Democrats to Caucus in Washington December 36.4
In a garbled 19th century style note, the Democrats plan a December caucus in Washington. The text references an emergency stamp tax and a recess of Congress from December 18 to January 7, with unclear names and dates.
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Kaiser recalls two attaches in embassy sweep
Washington December 10 Emperor William recalls the naval and military attaches of the German embassy here after they earned persona non grata status with the United States government The emperor asks Washington to aid in safe conducts for the departing attaches and for their successors The move follows US objections and could lead to further diplomatic exchanges Berlin confirms the recall of Captain von Papen and Boy-Ed The German ambassador Count von Bernstorff expresses gratification as reports detail Lansing’s brief discussions and the potential for further communications with Berlin The British and French embassies may be asked to arrange safe conducts for the officers’ return to Germany
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Yol Papen
Europe
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Berlin
Allied Forces Retire From Southern Serbia To Greek Territory
Anglo French troops withdraw from southern Serbia amid pressure from Bulgarian and German forces and to guard against outflanking from Petrovo. They battle Bulgarians for four days inflicting heavy losses as Saloniki becomes a focal point for potential Greek action and a possible war if demands are refused.
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Ipek
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Weather Prophecy RAIN
Washington report forecasts days of Georgi like rain with steady and rising costs. Local weather notes show lowest and highest temperatures and mean values. Past rainfall measured in hours and deficits since month start and since January 1 are recorded in the brief bulletin.
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