French occupy Corfu island in provisional move
Athens dispatch reports a French detachment landed on Corfu to establish provisional occupation. Fourteen ships cruised nearby while forces raised the French flag at the Achilleion. Greece protests are expected to be stronger than earlier actions on other islands amid plans to move Serbian troops in for rest and refitting.
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Parliament Votes for Conscription
London January 12 the house of commons approved the military service bill by 431 to 28 after a heated session. Arthur Hewlerson announced cabinet assurances and unity as the premier declared the nation needs all eligible men from married to unmarried and the 850000 manpower pool. The anti conscription opposition collapsed from 109 to about 100 votes on the first reading and then dwindled to a few conscientious objectors.
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Faversham Promises Notable The Flank Engagement at Atlanta
William Faversham returns in The Flank at the Atlanta Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday January 18 19. The production follows a New York run and branch version Paris staging. Faversham’s performance is praised as first rank with strong support from his renowned company and a strong cast. Tickets go on sale Friday at 4 pm.
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Wolf of Wall Street Fights Indictment Demurrer Filed
New York January 12 David Lamar known as the Wolf of Wall Street filed a demurrer in federal district court against an indictment charging him with conspiring with Labor's National Peace Council officers and Franz von Rintelen to instigate strikes in munitions factories. Lamar argues the indictment lacks a valid offense under U S law. Similar demurrers were filed yesterday by Frank Monnett, former at-
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Ohio official cites coal price rise and imports from Japan
The attorney general of Ohio and James Taylor, president of the Labor National Peace Council, report coal now costs thirty dollars a ton. Steps are under way to import from Japan where the price is only a tenth of that amount.
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Forsyth Show Promises Fashion and Dance Features This Week
The Forsyth bill led by George H. Hickman includes Emelle Lea in vogue dances, Helen Bish, Alfred Hergen a baritone, and the Sterdman act with Dorothy DeShelle. A Comedy playlet Crack Sings Lnar Raman, a Strand adaptation from Tolstoy, and the Valli Vallia glamour segment headline a busy program.
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