Ancona Question Stirs Berlin Papers On Note Text
Berlin papers publish full text of the American note on the Ancona crisis and the Vienna exchange. The Tageblatt and Boersen Zeitung offer differing readings while noting the note preserves formal tone and raises no clear solution. Austria-Hungary prepares its reply to the second note.
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Herln
London
Berlin
Ancona
Tageblatt
Boersen Zeitung
Battakres
Washington
Vienna
Burlan
Wilder
Boerson Zeitung
United States
America
Adda
Morgen Post
Austria-Hungary
United Uiled Mas
Volgische Zeitung
Austria
Adairsville Man Ground to Bits After Flyer Collision
In Adairsville Georgia on December 25 a south bound Dineger train struck and ground into bits Farris Bi Mis, 20 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Elis who lives nearby. The accident drew a large crowd at the depot as the north bound passenger train waited in the siding. Remains were scattered along the track for about five hundred yards.
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Dairaville
Spe
Dineger
Farris Bimis
George Elis
Bapwat
Chushan
Auto Gas Poison Fatal To Chicago Lawyer Eugene Bumphrey
Chicago physician report fatal case of automobile gas poisoning in lawyer Eugene Bumphrey at his home. Doctors call it petromortis, the first known Chicago death from this cause, authorities said.
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Chicago
Eugene Bumphrey
Big Dividends in Glass Industry Boosts Stockholders
In Fittsburg on December 15 stockholders of the American Window Glass Machine Co were informed that directors ordered a dividend of 7 dollars on the 7 million dollar preferred stock, with a second 7 dollar dividend to be paid within sixty days. The move reflects industry gains from Belgium's withdrawal and strong building trades, despite market pressures, with orders for large quantities.
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Fittsburg
American Window Glass Machine Company
Belgium
Sealthy Windox
Glass Fk
Bokes
From Christmas Joy to Prison Gates in Atlanta
Across Atlanta the Christmas spirit endured with charities, feasts, and cheerful giving. Newsboys, children, and inmates at Federal prison shared in festive meals and entertainment, while churches, Salvation Army, and volunteers filled baskets and took barren homes from want toward hope. Continued on Page Five.
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Baile
Salvation Army
The
Volunteers
Christian Helpers’ League
Atlanta
Federal Prison
Memphis official faces suspension in chancery court
Memphis Tennessee December 25 Proceedings have been instituted in chancery court seeking the suspension of Thomas Dies a member of the municipal commission for failure to enforce state prohibition laws The bill filed by the state attorney general charges property owned by Dies commission has been rented for saloons and illegal uses Also noted are suspensions of Crump Utley and Stanton for similar enforcement failures and ouster proceedings against Sheriff J A Riehoefer with a chancery court hearing next month
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Memphis
Tenn
Chancery
Thomas Dies
Municipal Combatasion
State Attorney General
Mr Dies
A Crump
Robert A. Utley
William M. Stanton
State Supreme Court
J A. Riecheoan
Shelby County
Ln Chancery Court
Germany Trials Adventist Woman For Treason In War Time
Emy Reuss head of a Cologne Adventist section faces a court martial on treason charges for preaching Thou Shalt Not Kill and allegedly inciting soldiers to disobey. Prosecution seeks exemplary punishment while defense seeks sanity examination amid claims of religious mania.
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Colognes
London
Emy Reuss
Cologne
Adventist Church
Adventista
NO GENERALE EMBARGO ON HOSPITAL SUPPLIES
Washington reports a British embassy statement denying an embargo on hospital supplies to the Allied nations. The Red Cross notes delays in obtaining transport permits, while officials seek clarity and possible coordination with London to speed dispatches from New York.
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Washington
Pamasey
Britain
Amer Eges
London Foreign Office
New York
London Christmas amid fog and mud stained soldiers crowds
London passed Christmas under fog and rain as mud stained veterans returned on furlough. Charitable institutions offered extensive aid to soldiers, families, and internees while churches held special services and sermons focused on war aims and leadership. Archdeacon Wilberforce urged freeing German people from militarism. Dean Inge warned Britain would be poorer but urged mutual aid. Canon Carnegie criticized wartime leadership and stressed citizen control of future leaders.
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London
Wilberforce
St John’s
Inge
St. Paul's Cathedral
Canon Carnegie
St. Marguerite
Great Toy Industry for United States
Pittsburg region boosts a growing U S toy industry after Germany withdraws from American trade. Factories in Washington and Jeannette expand to meet surging orders for 5 and 10 cent toys, Humpty Dumpty figures, moving picture comedian figures, toy kitchens and glass toys, with over 60 workers added at a glass plant.
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Pittsburg
Germany
United States
Pitsburg
Washington, Pa
Jeannette
Norcross Mayor Killed In Street Shooting Climax of Feud
Norcross Georgia December 25 A quarrel between former Norcross mayor Homer Lively and D W A Knuckles led to Knuckles buying a shotgun and fatally shooting Lively in a pharmacy. Knuckles surrendered and is jailed in Gwinnett county. Lively survived by wife and one child. Knuckles, about 35, works as a meat cutter and is unmarried.
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Norcross
Hom
Lively
D WA Knuckles
Knuckles
Guinnett County
Lawrenceville
J Ho Haynie
J B Adams
Adams
An Lively
Adama
Fred
Wee Minitater
Mr Sheffield
Sheri Ross
Gwinnett County
Hogate
C P Lively
M. L. Lively
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Eighteenth Street
W T. Rent
Wilsons Brave Rainstorm Golf Outing Rhode Island?
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson endured a sudden downpour at Hot Springs Virginia driving to their hotel. The president shed his coat to shield her from the wet, both unscathed aside from a slight cold. They dined privately, received Christmas gifts, and spent hours replying to greetings while remaining largely in their suite.
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Hot Springs
Wilson
Watson
White House
Golf Links
French Moratorium Extended for Ninety Days
Paria reports a 90 day extension of the moratorium on commercial paper. The decree exempts suppliers to the government or allies. Public criticism appears as chambers of commerce record mixed views on ending the abnormal wartime burdens on commerce and industry.
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Paria
Snes m Bohan
Chambers of Commerce
Meaths
Rebels Gain Ground in Chinese Uprising Across Yunnan
Reports from Pekin and Philadelphia detail Yunnan troops joining the revolution led by Tsai Ao, aiming to restore the constitution and punish Yuan Shikai. General Hwang Heung cites broad southern support, including Kweichow and Kwangsi, with foreign residents promised safety amid upheaval.
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Pekin
Yunnan
Tani Ao
Hve
Kwetchow
Yuan Shi Kai
Philadelphia
Hwang Heung
Revolutionary
Wu Chang
Media
Yuen Shi Kai
China
Nanking
Tsai Ao
Nas Ao
Tesi Ao
Gze-Chuen
Kweichow
Kwang Si
Hwang Hsing
Appalling Conditions Eminent in France Prompt Atlanta Aid
A cable from the American Relief Clearing House in Paris urged Atlanta to donate clothing and food for about 26,000 civilian prisoners returning to France from Germany. Of these, 5900 are men, 5008 tuberculous, and 26,000 in total need aid as conditions are described as appalling. Dr F E May calls upon the American public to furnish relief.
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American Relief Clearing House
Paris
France
F E May
Georgia
Atlanta
Germany
America
Dr May
Religion in Schools Opposed by the Jews
In St. Louis on December 25 Dr Henry Berkowitz of Philadelphia spoke at the Jewish Chautauqua society meeting urging that moral and religious education be kept within the home and synagogue. He warned against embedding religion in public schools and stressed the need to maintain strict church and state separation.
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St. Louis
Henry Berkowitz
Philadelphia
Jewish Chautauqua Society
Germans shell all allied lines in Greek Macedonia
Christmas report from London notes limited operations on the European fronts with a focus on German shelling of Anglo-French lines near Saloniki and bombings around Scutari. Turkish guns in the Dardanelles continue to disrupt allied trenches as observers assess possible central power advances in the Balkans.
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London
Dardan
Athens
Lake Dotran
Salonik
Greek Macedonia
Salonki
Scutari
Balkans
Teutonic
Cettinje
Montenegro
Scutarh
Paris
Iristay
Ypres
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Persia
Insurgenta
Teheran
Berlin
Balkan
Saloniki
Greece
Nah
Pene
Serbia
Lite
Zurich
Prince von Buelow
Eptente
England
David Livya George
Mont
Mt Notch
Thoy Ds
George
Athena
Journel Telegraph
Lake
Detran
Petes EE
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Seentharwee Pone
Mme
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Comedie Francaise
Legion of Honor
Dies
Norcrossex
D.W.A. Knuckles
Christ
Grecian Macedonia
Teuton- Bulgar
Ipaprrhe
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