Old Count Haeseler Won't Stay at Home During War
Berlin dispatch describes retired field marshal Count Haeseler continuing active war duty. At nearly 79, he rode with German lines in France, defying danger with calm daring. Recounted incidents include riding through villages under fire, confronting French soldiers, and directing artillery from the field while maintaining austere meals and no alcohol.
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Berlin
Preys
Haeseler
Hela
Kaiser Jt
France
Armes
Solders
Arnold Rechberg
Rechberg
Count Haeseler
Haesier
Victim of Robbery Narrow Escape From Gas
Philip The Waters of 1 Harden Street escaped death by gas after a burglar entered a rear window, robbed the gas meter of about p10, and caused gas to escape. He also took a gold watch from A Varmer at 29 South Cone Street. A burglary at the Ding hotel left the gas meter demolished and funds untouched when the intruder fled upon hearing approaching footsteps.
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Philip the Waters
Harden Street
Ding Hotel
Fm Lia
Histiy
Mexican factions accept Scott plan in border drama
Fragmented report describes Mexican figures debating terms for Iturbide and Guzman, with Villa and Gutierrez dismissing federal officers, and U S officials pressing for Iturbide's arrest and potential trial in Mexico City. Dispatch notes border maneuvers and diplomacy amid tensions.
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Tl Paso
Villa
Leon Conoyrt
Brian Snug Sted
Iturbide
Mexica City
Zapata
Huertas G&rmy
Hive
Gutierrez
Cuernavaca
Aemes
Jewish League Raises Money for European War Sufferers
The Jewish M educational league held a meeting last night to aid suffering Jews in the European War zone. About $1000 was raised for relief, led by the Jewish Progressive club and speakers including Isaac Elias Rabbi Yood Dr David Mata Wildauer, Ichtenstein, Leon Lipman and Dr Marx, chair of the state relief committee with Mr Haas as treasurer.
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Jewish M Educational League
Jewish Progressive Club
Isaac [Lias
Rabbi Yood
David Mata
B "Wildauer
M Ichtenstein
Leon Iiplan
Marx Igs Charman
Jewish State Relief Committee
Mr Haas
Villa to publish Green Book on Mexican revolution this week
Washington December 27 General Villa’s agent announces that the Green Book, the latest diplomatic paper concerning the Mexican revolution, would be issued this week.
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Washington
Villa
Villa Would Captain Prove Opposition to Cir Presidency
The text suggests Villa planned to lead claims against Cir if Carranza’s publication exposed motives. It says he would repudiate Carranza and reveal certain pledges to the people along with previously secret documents, portraying himself as opposing dictatorship.
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Villa
Carranza
Cir
Ranza
Ais
Girls to Hold Debate at Jewish Alliance
The Junior Civic Educational league will debate at the Jewish Educational Alliance at 90 Capitol Avenue tonight at 8. Leonard Grossman will give an address after the debate. A meeting of the alliance called by President Samplon will follow.
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Young Ladies
Junior Civic Educational League
Jewish Educational Alliance
Capitol Avenue
Leonard Grossman
Alliance
Samplon
Atkins Will Wear Cotton Overalls
Thousands of recruits in the North of England Territorial association will wear cotton khaki overalls over their clothing until woolen uniforms arrive. The War Office sanctioned the experiment, which could aid the Lancashire cotton industry if successful.
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London
Associated Press
North of England
Territorial Association
War Office
Lancashire
Mortuary notices for Hancock and Watson family deaths
Robert G Hancock aged 66 died at his home 320 Hemphill avenue after a brief illness. Funeral at his residence Monday with interment in Woodstock Georgia. Survived by wife and eight children, sisters and brothers named. Addie Louise Watson aged 27 died Sunday at 15 Josephine street. Survived by husband, an infant, parents, sister and four brothers. Body to be moved to Redan Georgia for funeral and interment. George W Rose, 44 Gast Cain street died Sunday at 2 am in a private hospital. Survived by one son and two sisters.
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Robert G Hancock
Hemphill Avenue
Barclay & Brendon
Woodstock
Hancock
E. O'Neill
Freeman
W AL Bohler
H. R. Christian
Rothwell Gann
Sallie Hancock
C D Hancock
D C
Addie Louise Watson
Oelock
Josephine Street
Cc HH Watson
P C Evins
D EB Taylor
W P Evins
Redan Ga
George W. Rose
George W Rose
Gast Cain Street
Sunda
G A Rose
Death notices for Mrs M E Jeffries and Mrs E A Mor
R H Moomaugh, age 75, died Sunday morning at Stooluck Old Soldiers' Home. He is survived by his wife and four children, including Mrs Matron Fuse and Miss Maude Monmaugh. Body at Poole's chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
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R H Moomaugh
Yes
Stooluck
Old Soldiers' Home
Matron Fuse
Mattie Jennie
Maude Monmaugh
Poole
Child Deaths Reported Across City In Final Weekend
Lucile Henderson aged two months died at 350 Tate str as her parents Mr and Mrs Hog Henderson and grandmother Mrs B Ramsey Nora Bevil mourn her loss Nora Bevil noted as Bevil the two month old daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Beil died at 95 Whitehall Terrace Sunday morning at 7 She was removed to Bloomfield Undertaking Chapel Carl Vernon Holt four months old son of Mr and Mrs 4 K Holt died at their residence 107 Bedford Street Sunday morning at 639 o clock
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Lucile Henderson
Lucile
Ellen Henderson
Tate Stras
Hog Henderson
B Ramsey
Nora Bevil
Nora, Bevil
M H Beil
Whitehall Terrace
Bloomfield
Carl Vernon Holt
K_ Holt
Treasluence
Bedford Street
Rome tragedy led by three white men in Georgia
In Rome Georgia on December 27 Special J Thomas Rawls, a Black man, was fatally injured by three unknown white men who confronted him in a buggy and struck him three times with a public safety item. Authorities pursue leads but have no clear suspects.
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Rome Ga
Thomas Rawls
Rawls
Warmer temperatures forecast after brutal cold wave
Washington December 27 forecasters said the record cold wave across the country was broken tonight. Rising temperatures were predicted for the next few days as readings moderated east of the Rockies and north of the Mason Dixon line. In the south temperatures would reach normal seasonal averages by tomorrow. Northfield Minnesota registered 26 degrees below zero, the coldest in the eastern United States.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Mason and Dixon Line
Northfield Wil
United States
Zerag
At the Atlanta opens Potash and Perlmutter stage play
This morning tickets go on sale for Potash and Perlmutter at the Atlanta. The five performances begin Thursday night. The show promises high standard acting by Phi White Harry and others who starred in New York last summer. A theater party is planned by the Rotary club for Thursday night.
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Atlanta
Vaudeville week heads Forsyth bill with Cordinia Animal Circus
Keith Vaudeville presents a Forsyth weekly program featuring Cordinia Animal Circus with elephants zebras horses and dogs as a top novelty act expected to set advance sale records. Roach Curdy Hally and Obte Loretti Antoinette Spie sel Jonea and others provide varied acts in a lively vaudeville bill.
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Doristh
Tolmay
Emma Kay
Forsyth
Cordinia Animal Circus
West
Worsyth
Roach
Curdy
Deputy Sheriff Shooting Kills Joseph Hedden in Ducktown
In Ducktown on December 27 Deputy Sheriff Joseph Williams shot and killed Joseph Hedden during an attempted arrest. Williams said Hedden had threatened his life. Hedden was brother to Garrett Hedden, who died years ago in a raid on an illicit still at Reliance, Tennessee.
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Conora
Mesica Cit
Dute
Gutierrez
Dturbite
Sann
Sie
Edugido Iturbide
B&b
Seneral
Iturbide
Leon Coneva
Mercan State Department
Iturhide
Corea
Mexingdas
State Department
Paso
Merio
Gutierrez mm Hehilé
Secretami Bryan
Washington
Mexico
Ducktown Town
Joseph Hedden
Joseph Willams
Hedden
Willams
Garrett Hedden
Reliance Tenn
Italy’s New Princess Will Be Named Maria
Rome December 27 The daughter born yesterday to the king and queen of Italy will be named Maria It is expected that as a sign of rejoicing over the birth of the princess amnesty will be granted a number of prisoners including those condemned for participation in the revolutionary movement last June.
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Rome
Italy
Maria
Carmania Cat Feats In Battle Onboard Armed Liner
A correspondence from London details Carmania s cat performing heroic feats during action on the armed liner. The ship sank a German destroyer as the cat vaulted rails, climbed masts, and leaped along decks while guns fired. After the engagement the cat returned to its lazy routines, earning a legendary status among the crew.
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Carmania
Cies
London
Mike
Predictions From Mme de Thebes On World War I Ending
The New York Sun quotes Mme de Thebes predicting wartime events between March and July. She foresees the defeat of the Hohenzollerns, Italy joining the war, a German revolution, and shifts in Europe including France’s rise and Paris’s diminished foreign pull. She envisions a peaceful global transformation after broader upheaval and changes across nations.
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Mire de Thebes
Petit Parisien
Ives
Hohenvollerns
Bimpero
Lrancis Joseph
Austria
Italy
Germany
Mme de
Paris
Van
Vatican
France
Scario
Hohenwollerns
Frederick Willam
Belgium
Tyvat
Lnglind
Ressii
Holland
Europe
Balkans
Bulgaria
Selvia
World Disarmament Plan Urged by Peace Forum
Resolutions adopted at a York meeting under the International Peace forum call Congress to call a world conference after the war to pursue disarmament and establish an arbitral court and an international police force. The forum has formed a committee including Taft, Carnegie, Whitman, Fatt, Clews, Hammond, Harding and Colby.
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York
Congress
Temsht
International Peace Forum
Congress of the United States
Conference of the Worlds Nations
William H Taft
Andrew Carnerie
Charles S. Whitman
Charles W Fatt
Henry _Clews
Theodore P
John Hays Hammond
Warren G Harding
Bainbridge Colby
France Would Honor King of Belgium With Avenue Rename
Paris dispatch reports proposals to rename Avenue du Bois de Boulogne to Avenue Albert in honor of King Albert of Belgium. The route connects royal arrivals to Paris headquarters, reflecting reverence from admirers while whispers of a broader French claim to the throne persist.
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Paris
Associated Press
Albert
Belgium
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Bois Station
Lous Philippe
France
Return to Paris and Belgrade’s Changing Hands
The French war department based in Bordeaux will return to Paris on January 7. Belgrade, capital of Serbia, has endured many changes of masters and has repeatedly fallen under Austrian influence.
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Paris
Pais
French War Department
Bordeaux
Belgrade
Austria
Columbus Club names officers at December meeting
At a Columbus Baseball association gathering on Saturday Dan Joseph was elected president FD H Springer named vice president and Charles A Walton secretary and treasurer James C Fox, manager since Columbus joined the Sally league, will likely be chosen Monday for next season A separate item from Waycross Georgia notes a court motion on Bart Crews conviction and local merchants express optimism for 1915 business prospects with plans for growth and officer elections within P T Schley lodge No 229 Free and Accepted Masons list Worshipful Master M H Harper senior warden J M Rauch and others appointed for the year
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Columbus
Columbus Baseball Association
Dan Joseph
FD. H Springer
Charles A. Walton
James C Fox
Dawoun Maw
P T Schley Lodge
M H Harper
J M Rauch
L Lassete
Snaville
R Mi Stewart
G L Upshaw
Mellon Hier
Gay Ramones
Augusta Fire Dept Banquet Postponed
The Augusta Georgia fire department annual New Years banquet, a major city event, has been postponed to February to allow the opening of the new sixth ward engine house to coincide with both celebrations.
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Augusta
Sixth Ward
New Bridges for Floyd County Rome Georgia
Floyd County commissioners select Spiker and Greiner consulting engineers from Baltimore and Atlanta to design three new concrete bridges across Rome River. Estimated cost ranges from 150 000 to 200 000 dollars funded by a bond issue.
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Rome
Recemucr
Board of County Commissioners of
Floynd County
Spiker & Greiner
Baltimore
Atlanta
Australia Leaves Chile After Refueling at Valparaiso
The Australian battle cruiser Australia arrived at Valparaiso, Chile, yesterday and departed today after taking on provisions. The ship had been cruising the coast for several weeks.
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Australia
Chile
Valparaiso
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