Germany Must Pay Fixed Amount by May 1921
Paris report states the Reparations Commission must fix Germanys payment by May 1 1921. Until then Germany deposits 20 billion marks in assets and will issue gold bonds as security. A separate plan to appoint ambassadors to finalize the Transcaucasian peace details is discussed by the supreme council with leaders Clemenceau Lloyd George and Nitti.
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Commission On Reparations
Paris
Commission On
Iris
Uctuary
Supreme Council
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Nitti
Hugh ©. Wallice
Limites
Brat Farian
Czecho-Slovakia
Probaly
Frege
Prohibition Forces Warn Of Wet Propaganda Campaign
A statement from Wayne B Miller of the Anti-Saloon League Atlanta campaign headquarters accuses liquor interests of funding misleading propaganda against prohibition set to intensify as January 16 marks the 18th Amendment enforcement. The message cites multiple states pursuing anti prohibition actions and urges immediate fundraising to sustain enforcement efforts.
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Atlanta
Jan
Anti-Saloon League
Prohibition Enforcemet
Wayne B Miller
Washington
Wheeler
Greagandau
Anti Saloon League
National Pobacco League
Reail Liquor Dealers Association
Rhode Island
Maryland
Virginia
New Jersey
Atlantic Ocean
Massachusetts
United States
Stolen Goods Found Hidden in Socks
A report says a woman named Ella Anderson notified police that her purse was robbed on Monk Street. Officer Rex Williams arrested a young man Bennie Nightengale who was found with several pieces of jewelry secreted on his person.
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Uella Anderson
Monk Street
Rex Williams
Bennie Nightengale
Oldfolks News Light on City Politics and Appointments
A reader notes doubt about the four newly elected aldermen and the commission manager plan, suggesting motives were political rather than welfare focused. The letter discusses job appointments, origin of applicants, and hints at local shipping and political intrigue, with a continuation promised on page 6.
Vienna Crisis Deepens as Renner Visits Paris Fails
Austrian Republic grapples with worsening conditions in its second year. People hoped Renner would secure credit food fuel and raw materials for resuming industry. Paris talks fall short leaving Vienna facing continued shortages and uncertainty.
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Austria
Vienna
Czecho- Slovakia
Chang
Paris
Cou
Civil docket highlights in Superior Court sessions
Portance dispositions wrap the day as the civil docket advances in Superior Court. It is noted that the grand jury previously seeded C. Don Parkey in ongoing proceedings.
Atlantic Refining Tanker Burton Returns With Crude Oil
The 450 foot Atlantic Refining Company tanker W. K. Burton, 7100 ton oil burner, arrives with 65 000 barrels of crude oil for Brunswick refineries. Capt. Theo Dahlinburg commands the turbine driven ship, one of the port’s largest tankers, and it will leave Thursday for Baton Rouge.
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Dahlinburg
Atlantic Refining Company
Brunswick
Burton
City
Galveston
Batonohuge la
Glynn County Bank holds annual meeting in Brunswick
The Glynn County Bank held its annual meeting yesterday in Brunswick. Directors reelected and a new board member chosen, with Frank M. Scarlett noted for reporting strong growth. FE Stephens as president and Harry T. Dubignon as vice president praised for standing in Glynn county banking.
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Glynn County Bank
Wis
Hela Yesteray
Frank M. Scarlett
Wig
Rickett
How
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Abe Young
L. Stephens
Sterling
Harry FL Dubgnon
Superior Court
Cotinue
Glynn County
Fred EE. Decker
South Georgia
Strin
Ft Brunswck
Glyn County Bank
Operators accept any award as basis for wage contract
In Washington Jan 13 operators in the central competitive field told the wage commission they would accept any award with no reservations. John L Lewis said the record would not be used to block writing the commission’s award into a new wage agreement. President Robinson noted the award is to serve as a basis for a wage contract under Wilson’s commission mandate.
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Washington
Associated Pre J
Commission
Det Ute
Operatros
Crews
Robinson
Wilson
John L. Lewis
Popular manager arrives to succeed Jordon at Brunswick exchange
Manager W T Harris has arrived in Brunswick to take charge of the oct telephone exchange, succeeding TL Jordon who was transferred to Missat Florida. Harris comes from Thomasville and is regarded as affable and capable, with a record of responsible Bell Telephone positions. Brunswick welcomes his appointment and anticipates a strong addition to local business.
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Brunswick
TL. Jordi
Missat
Fla
Harris
Thomasville
Bell Telephone Company
Telephone
Jordon
Bunswirck
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Austrian Republic
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