Fight to Be Made Against Kaiser in German Reichstag
Debates in Berlin on socialists and radicals motions to amend the constitution seek to make the Reichstag sovereign over war declarations and reduce monarchical power.Liberals fear limited parliamentary control while radicals and socialists plan an 1912 campaign. power remains entrenched in the emperor, conservative and aristocratic blocs through district apportionment and ministerial appointments.
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Berlin
Teuchstag
Rge
Radicals
Socialista
Paech
Prasva
Emneroy
Gundesrath
Prams
Vradicaia
Reichstag
United
Merarchs
Amd
Injunction Granted Against Bell Company in Ohio Indiana and Illinois
United States Judge Taylor granted an injunction restraining Bell Telephone interests and Central Union from interfering with independent long distance firms in Ohio Indiana and Illinois. The suit alleges Bell dominance via acquisitions mergers and territory division to crush competition. It cites escalating patent value and stock increases and claims Bell profits fund suppression of rivals and abusive practices toward independents.
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Telopement
Phare
Ohio
Indiene
Mitneis
Cleveland
Uietees
Taylor
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Cong
Central Union Telephone Company
Bell Company
Ohi
Indiana
Illinois
Pejmellen
United States Telephone Company
Long Diatanca Telephone Company
T Ia
Ompanies
Bell Companies
New Sheridan Statue Unveiling at Washington Scene
The splendid equestrian statue of General Phil H. Sheridan designed by Gutzon Borglum will be unveiled in Washington. Among the distinguished attendees at the ceremony will be noted leaders and officials from New York and beyond.
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Sheridan
Washington
General Phily H. Sheridan
Gutzon Borglum
New York
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Extra Session Rumor Surfaces For Prohibition Enforcement
Rumor circling Montgomery suggests an extra session of the Alabama legislature may be convened after the new year to address enforcement of prohibition laws. Governor Comer has not confirmed plans, though he indicated he would call a session if needed to remedy deficiencies. A fanning out meeting celebrating the anniversary of the prohibition bill drew speakers from national temperance groups.
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Montgomery
Alt
Selma
Comer
Dexter Avenue Methodisl
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. B. Crumpton
Als
Mobile
Harvey J." Jones
Alabama
Birmingham
C. J. Owens
Alabama and
Tennessee Department
Aate
William E. Fors
John M Burns
Monroeville
B. Hu. Gomer
Meyer Lyons
Han
Clarke
Fire threatens main block in Valdosta Ga
Fire at Monroe and Heesant confectionery stores endangers a principal business block in Valdosta at 8 pm. The rear lower floor and stairway burned fiercely before the alarm. Fire department actions prevented a larger loss though stock was ruined by water. insurance likely covers the damage.
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Principel
Valdosta
Monroe & Heesant
Upstaire
Tragedy Strikes Jefferson County Station
In Birmingham on November 22 T A Worthcutt a well known citizen of Henry Tilen was shot by J W Dement near Northeatt's Abie on the Central of Georgia railroad. Three bullets struck Worthcutt and he died. His wife was taken to the county jail. Dement offered no explanation for the killing.
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Birmingham
T. A. Worthcutt
Henry Tilen
Jefferson County
Central of Georgia
Salmont
J. W. Dement
Northeatt
Abie
The Thief at Grand Tonight and Tuesday Matinee and Night
The Thief by Ghades Frohman comes to the Grand tonight with a strong cast led by Charles Dalton Herbert Racy and Eife Shanaga. The production has toured Paris New York and London with success and is promoted as a major season attraction. Also on the bill The Rumeways a vocal comedy heads Wednesday and Thursday, plus Too Much Isaacs at the Bijou with a Thanksgiving matinee. Cinder Southern Skies opens at the Lake Tuesday for one week with a southern life themed plot and a two youth romance.
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Ghades Frohman
Amd
Hns
Caavies Frohman
Paris
New York
Lyceum Theater
London
German
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Australia
Sean Here
Charles Frohman
Charles Dalton
Herbert Kajcey
Eife Shanaga
Arthur Lawrence
Leonard Wace
Cecil Gwen
Edlth Blair
the Grand
George Over
Easay
Blutch
Chor &F
Lange
Isaacs
Atlanta
Xtravagenss
Carder
Hallowe'en
Whiten
Lottin Blair Parker
Raat
Loral Acar
Ufa
Jes
Ife
Louisiane
The Pastime Flea Circus Opens in Atlanta
The Pastime theater debuts the greatest novelty attraction in America on November 26 featuring the German flea and 300 performing fleas. The act includes eye pulling and dancing to tunes like The Merry Widow, under managers Herbert Baring and John Roht, praised by European notables.
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Aix
America
Atlante
Vireus
Wayeye
Herbert Baring
John Roht
Europe
Thanksgiving Dinner at Central Y.M.C.A
The Central Young Men's Christian Association will host a Thanksgiving dinner for members at 7 p.m. in the association building at Pryor Street and Auburn Avenue. Members pay fifty cents per plate. toastmaster J. K. Orr will lead toasts, with performances by the Wastbrook brothers and readings by O. Foster. Members are urged to notify if they plan to attend to aid arrangements.
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Central Young Men's Christian Association
O Tts
Association
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
J. K. Orr
Wastbrook Brothers
J. ER. Orr
Foster
Thesa
Stock market cools as investors seek new capital issues
activity in New York shares waned last week with a daily average traded slightly above half a million, dampening the prior uptrend. Analysts warned against a sudden boom while noting signs of capital shifting toward large new issues including Panama canal bonds and international loans as demand for cash absorbs funds and supports a revival in business.
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Em York
Httle
New York Stock Exchange
Staelf
United States
New York City
London
Utinola Central
New York
Iself
Funeral of Judge Raines in Dawson Georgia
The remains of Judge A M Raines arrived by morning train from Oglethorpe where he died of a paralytic stroke. He had visited a brick plant in which he was heavily invested. The funeral at his home was led by Revs N B O'Kelly and C B Chester, with a large crowd from Dawson and Quitman counties attending the city cemetery.
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Dawson
A. M. Raines
Oaly
Ogiethorpe
Danvaon
Oglethorpe
Reva
N. B O'Kelly
C. B. Chester
Quitman County
Eightth Deaths Reported From River Steamboat Explosion
New Orleans reports confirm the deaths of Edward Pelfrey and Ben Thomas, two Negro roustabouts, from the Bayou Goula river steamboat catastrophe. The tally stands at eight with more expected as officials, including U S inspectors, probe the H M Carter blast. Injured remain in New Orleans hospitals, some in critical condition, as recovery of additional bodies continues.
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New Orleans
Edward Pelfrey
Ben Thomas
Bayou Goula
H. M. Carter
United States
Vensele
Chinese Woman Talks On Chinese Conditions
Miss Soon a Wesleyan College student Macon Georgia spoke yesterday at the missionary conference on My Country and Its Appeal She traced China’s awakening since 1681 and described education reform missionary work and Confucian influence She urged educated Chinese women and adaptable, well trained missionaries to bridge cultural gaps.
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Westeyant Foxala College
Macon
Mion
America
Wesleyan College
Weeleyan
Chine
Han
Roosevelt
Mies
Eer
Cwiference
Ma'cor
Ned i
Miss Soon
W. CA
Trinity Church
Lee
Te’ Pewer
China
Europe
Celestial Empire
Asia
Times
Russia
England
France
Wan Bing Chung
Huwaya
Empire
Isher
Confughus
Confucius
Ciine
Tormors
Aiasion
Aries
Ching
Chinas
Mom
Mora
Election at Americus to choose mayor and council
Americus Ga November 22 special The city executive committee sets December 3 as election day for mayor three council members and city clerk. Two candidates for mayor W T Lancing and J B Bolton already named with two others possibly entering George F Ellis and J B Weldar. A mass meeting Monday will present a four man alderman ticket and focus on alderman races while Council Clerk T W Hawks likely seeks reelection.
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Americus
W. T. Lancing
Hawks
Joseph Bryans Funeral Follows Simple Richmond Ceremony
The funeral of Joseph Straw was held at Emenuary Episcopal church in Richmond on November 22 at 3 PM with simple rites. A large crowd gathered as attendees, including longtime servants, paid respects, and the burial took place in a bay cemetery. The service was led by Rev EB Ongood and bishops and clergy from Grace church and nearby Virginia churches attended.
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Richmond
Joseph Straw
Emenuary Episcopal Church
Ith Bay
Lee Camp
EB. B. Ongood
Wmurusi
A. M. Randolph
Virginia
Robert A. Gibwon
Landon Miasdu
Grace Church
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Daya
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Phiadelphia Press
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Grand
White
Cretering
Dulleaman
Germany
Unter den Linden
Tree
Otter Court
Jong
Central Y. M. G. A
Tokio
Wovenwerk
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Japan
Waseda University
Tha Waseda
Shan Py
Oman
New York Exchange
Xew
Bond
Judge Raines
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, GA
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Hugh T. Inmann
Donavan
CasMen
James la Floyd
Cashier
Arie
Dubt
Americs
Joseph Bryan
Frank E. Block CO
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