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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

Page

10

Quarrel over Ford peace voyage sparks newspaper clash

London dispatches describe a heated quarrel aboard the Ford peace ship as American reporters clash with Norwegian and Swedish journalists. The brawl centers on access and coverage while delegates discuss a planned Hague peace mission led by Henry Ford with multiple nations joining and Bryan possibly in attendance.

London Daily Mail Patty Express Christiania Ford

Peace discussion dodged by Asquith in Commons

London December 20 Premier Asquith declined to discuss peace in the House of Commons when Sir William Pollard Byles asked if recent Reichstag debates signal shifting war aims to diplomacy. Asquith repeated his December 8 statements, saying the government remains firm on no negotiations over conquered territory without Parliament’s knowledge and that any serious peace proposals would be discussed with allied governments and brought before Parliament at the earliest possible moment.

Ford Henry Inez Milholland Bols- Xermin Sde Europe Dr Aked Mme Hoslks Schwimmer Schwimmer Helen Robinson Christiania London Henry Ford University of Christiania Norway Sweden Denmark Wolland Spain Switzerland Stockholm Copenhagen Hague William Jennings Bryan the Hague Lbence Haguett Verdens Gang Yistory Adda Asquith House of Commons William Pollard Byles North Salford William Reichstag Asauith

Sergeant Reed Proves He Has Good Memory In Trial

Sergeant Reed testified about Mike Day in a case before Recorder Johnson. Day denied prior arrests and Reed recalled sending Day to the stockade sixteen years earlier for loitering near the Bijou theater. Day’s father offered responsibility if the judge would release him to reform.

Reed Mike Day Recorder Johnson WP (Pony) Reed Mike Stockade Wao Larre ‘Day Bijou Johnson Tay

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