Germany to Tax War Profits of Joint Stock Firms
Furlin November 28. The preliminary law to tax war profits of joint stock companies and corporations was printed. The bill requires a 50 percent reserve from extra war profits to fund future taxation. It targets both domestic and foreign firms with German business, but reserves up to 50 percent of profits and aims to levy after the war. The measure seeks to curb evasion by accounting methods and foresees a deep cut into profits within a 30 percent ceiling, with passage expected in February or March and likely little opposition.
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Furlin
London
Federal Council
Ardett
Berlin
Reichstag
Capture of Gorizia seen as vital for Italy
H C Sommer argues in The Constitution that Gorizia fall opens road to Trieste and Adriatic control, stripping Austria of a stronghold used to hinder Italian advances. He details Tyrolean fighting heritage, Alpine routes, and strategic value of keeping pressure to threaten Pola and sanctions on Serbia and Greece fronts.
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H.C. Somner
Washington Street
Gorizia
Gorisia
Sommer
Tyrol
Trieste
Adriatic
Austria
Somer
Mr. Semmer
Alps
Trentina
Travarss
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland
Wheeling
W. Ve
Eusrope
StéIvie Case
Mendel
Txrol
Switzerland
Europe
Napoleon
Northern Pacific
Sinung
Agatho Bi
Andreas Hufer
George Washinxian
Tloter
Lelebre
Mms
Eng Ushman
Tiallang
Octavia Tea Gerizia
la Atrangia
Isanzo
Rulix
Cene Curies
Italy
Pola
Aumaia
Gorisis
Ciena
Fiume
Serbia
Greece
No German Territory to Be Given Denmark
Copenhagen dispatch notes a German proclamation denying any sale or gift of Schleswig-Holstein after the war. It explains military operations make such concessions unlikely and Denmark's neutrality should not rely on foreign payment. Also mentions the region's history and population distribution between Danes and Germans. Pierre Cunis set Carnot, grandson of the late President Carnot, cited for gallantry in Champagne.
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London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Schleswig
Schleswig-Holstein
Denmark
Asa
Germany
Prussia
Holstein
Laurenburg
Jong Am
Austria
Pierre Cunisset Carnot
Pres-ent Carnot
Champagne
Switzerland the Good Samaritan of Europe in war
Switzerland, ringed by warring nations, arms for defense yet acts as Europe’s Good Samaritan by aiding prisoners of war and refugees. The Red Cross handles communications between millions, while Swiss neutrality costs mount though contraband is limited. Economic strains, tourism declines, and mobilization outlays reach many millions, prompting a Swiss import trust and fears for finances.
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Berne
Switzerland
Associated Press
Red Cross Committee
Geneva
Italy
Germany
Aubtria
France
Atlantic
Swiss Society of Economic Supervision
Wilson and fiancée spend quiet Sunday in New York
President Wilson remained in New York with his fiancée Mrs. Norman Galt. They visited Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church with Secretary Lansing and Secretary Daniels. After lunch with Mrs. Galt and others, Wilson rode Riverside Drive, a man was detained briefly outside the hotel, then he returned to Col. House’s home before departing by train.
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New York
Wilson
Norman Gatt
Lansing
Daniels
Gali
Helen Weogrow Bones
Cary T. Grayson
Anne Howe
Mrs. Galt
Riverside Drive
Germany Moves To End Feed Shortage In Fodder Plan
Berlin reports the Danube water route opening helps Germany address a fodder shortage. The plan offers farmers feed at a price below max costs to fatten swine for municipal and communal sale, with distribution targeted to districts in need and later scale based on imports.
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Berlin
London
Danube
Baltana
Jitney Bus Tragedy Kills Three Near Luepure Pa
A jitney bus was struck by a train near Tarentown Warm, twenty miles north of here, killing N. McNutt and an unidentified woman about 50, injuring four others, one likely fatally.
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Luepure
N. McNutt
Taren- Warm
Here
Government 10 Resume Survey for Reservoir at Pumpkin Ferry
Columbus Ga November 28 special assurances from the war department board of engineers that the reservoir survey for Pumpkin Ferry will resume if the commercial report shows sufficient river commerce. Delegation including W C Adamson and local business leaders will travel to Washington to push the survey and cost estimates. Also notes primary election for eight sidemen and a mayor, road mapping, lectures, and an extra January court session with many jurors.
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Columbus, Ga
Chattahoochee River
Board of Engineers of
The
War Department
Pumpkinton Ferry
W. C. Adamson
Chattahoochee Valley
John T. Davis
Church of Commerce
John S. Bleecker
Columbus Fower Company
Fred H. Gordon
Columbus Manufacturing Company
Leland J. Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
P. M. Churchill
En Glaver
Washington
Board of Engineers
War
National Rivers and Harbor Congress
Washington, D. C
Columbus
Sidermen
Dir
W. IF. Whitehead
W. J. Williams
Berk
Young Men's Christian Association
If Beik
Association
Superior Court
Grand Jury
Court of Ordinary
Munnicipal
James Brown
Land & Miller Show Co
N. A. Brown
Justice of the Peace
Reynolds
Mortuary notices for Davis Duffy and Young in Atlanta area
Loy J. Davis aged 36 died Saturday in Tullahoma Tennessee. Body to arrive Atlanta Monday and proceed to Barclay and Brandon's chapel. Survived by S. J. Davis father A. L. Davis brother and four sisters all of Atlanta. Mary B Duffy aged 69 died Sunday at 363 Central Avenue. Buried at Bloomfield's chapel. Survived by two daughters a son in law Francis B. Kelly and Antonie Young died Sunday aged 33. Body to Harry Gagle's chapel.
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Loy J. Davis
Tullahoma
Tenn
Atlanta
Barclay & Brandon's Chapel
Mr. Davis
S. J. Davis
A. L. Davis
J. H. Brumsey
A. F. Dreka
Misa Adelee Davis
Mary Davis
Mary B. Duffy
Mary TE. Duffy
Carlinford
Ireland
Central Avenue
Bloomfield
Antonie Young
Frederick Myling
Harry Gagle
French Honor Memory of Edith Cavell at Trocadero
In Paris on November 28 a memorial ceremony for Edith Cavell was held under the League for the Rights of Man at the Trocadero. President Poincare Mme Poincare and British leaders attended. Speakers included Paul Painlevé and Ferdinand Buisson. A poem by Andre Dumas was read.
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Paris
Edith Cavell
Botetum
Trocadero
League For the Rights of Man
Poincare
Mme
France
Paul Painyere
Ferdinand Buisson
Andre Dumas
Emperor Yoshihito Returns to Tokyo
Emperor Yoshihito returns to Tokyo after a three week absence accompanying the imperial shrine. The cortege passed through packed streets as cheering was suppressed for reverence while Americans aboard the USS Saratoga observed. American and Japanese officers will attend receptions at the Japanese capital next week hosted by U.S. Ambassador Guthrie and aides.
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Kato
Winterhalter
United States
Zangen
Guthrie
Horne
Kate
Posses Seek Slayer of Deputy in Alabama
Deputies and county posses scoured Dothan Alabama today seeking Graves Kelly son of state representative T B Kelly of Houston county who is charged with shooting and killing deputy Grady Granger Saturday night The fugitive’s alleged involvement follows Taylor Spivey’s claim he was in the buggy with Kelly when the deputy was shot during a whisky search attempt
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Dothan
Als
Graves Kelly
T. B. Kelly
Houston County
Grady Granger
Young Kelly
Taylor Spivey
Kelly
Granger
Japan Opposes China Entering the Entente
Tokio reports Japanese opinion strongly antagonistic to China joining an alliance with the Triple Entente powers. The stance reflects Japan's view that China and the Orient should remain under Japanese influence. Also noted is Britain’s approach to China and Japan about any potential alliance talks.
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Japan
China
Tokio
Great Britain
A. P. Correspondent Wounded at Russian Front
Walter C. Whiffen head of the Petrograd bureau of the Associated Press was wounded slightly on the Russian front. He was struck in the thigh by a bullet while accompanied by a Russian general who secured him prompt medical care.
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Petrograd
Walter C. Whiffen
Associated Press
Whiffen
Negro Wanted for Murder in Basement Home
Police seek George Brown, 23, a Black man, charged with the murder of his wife Estell Brown, 22, Sunday afternoon in the basement of 944 Picmantay Avenue. Detectives pursue the suspect as investigation continues.
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George Brown
Estell Brown
Picamant Ayvenue
The Wise One
A fragment describes a person as a perfect disciplinarian who never gives an order unless certain it will be obeyed. The text includes quotes praising strict leadership and reliability.
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Srom Juage
Sanitary Cap For Drinking Glasses By A Conard
Atlantan A Conard patenting a sanitary cap for drinking glasses to guard contents and permit ventilation while preventing foreign matter. Conard a lawyer with offices in the Trust Company of Georgia building and long-time member of the International Typographical Union.
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Scientific American
J. A. Conard
Piedmont Avenue
Atlanta
Conard
Trust Company of Georgia
International ‘Typographical Union
A Guaranteed Income Through Mutual Benefit Policy
A guaranteed income plan promises steady support for your family or for your own old age. The Mutual Benefit system offers a guaranteed income for a set period or for life, protected beyond estate changes, with provisions unique to the legal reserve life insurance framework.
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Legal Reserve Life
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Georgia State Sanitarhine
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