Analysis of Peace Continued From Page One
The article condemns Germanys peace proposals as a snare for public opinion and warns that German aims include dominion over Europe. It notes Germanys terror regimes in Belgium Serbia Montenegro and Poland and asserts Entente resolve to continue the war to final victory despite German attempts to negotiate.
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Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Poland
Bulgaria
Austria
von Lethmann- Holmwee
Southern Congress closes with peace bell plan and trade aims
The Southern Commercial Congress closed its eighth annual session in Norfolk with approval of the new shipping law drainage development and farming diversification. It urged city efficiency mass education and technical training, and endorsed a general committee to fund a peace bell in Washington for the nation's semi centennial. Delegates predicted postwar exports will rise as American factories prove ready to meet global demand. A classified ad noted a rooms renter in the News-Star.
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Norfolk
Southern Commercial Congress
Washington
Herbert S. Houston
World
Congress
America
United States
Market update from Friday December 15, 1916
On Friday December 15, 1916 stocks quoted Spots 18e and Sales 125. The high value reached Vesty V2.94 with a total, 527.71. Prices closed around 18.06 to 18.50 with 18.41 as a notable reading.
Compiled sharp quotes at Spots 18.60 and 18.42 series
A list of spot values shows 18.60 and 18.42 among a sequence of numbers 18.18 18.26 18.34 18.71 18.45 18.54 18.64 18.92 18.65 18.74 18.84 with noted quietness. The data likely reflects a market or sensor readout of decimal values across multiple entries.
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High Low Close Vesty
Liverpool Spot Prices Steady as Sales Hit 6050
Spots in Liverpool show steady prices with sales totaling 6050 units. Data covers January February 1974 and March April 1974 with price ranges noted as 10.74 to 10.79 and 10.87 to 11.093 respectively.
Wheat and corn market report from Chicago weather and prices
Chicago prices show Dec and May futures for wheat, corn, and oats with mixed highs and lows. The daily market letter notes steadier tones after a weak Liverpool session, exporters facing higher rates, and a potential boost if Germany proposes peace. It cites weekly insights, crop totals, and world demand, predicting bullish export trends post New Year.
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H. R. Speed
New Orleans
Liverpool
Germany
Grain Letter on Wheat Openings and Acreage Revision
Wheat opened with peace scare. biggest drop in market as traders held long positions. Government report shows 2 1/2 million more acres harvested than estimated with yield up 33,000,000 bushels. Close near day’s low, down 38 to 12 cents. revision affects winter wheat acreage.
Market report shows corn and oats shifts on yield cuts
The preliminary statement suggests nearly 41,000,000 seeded corn and a government yield cut to 60,000,000 abandoned acres in the southwest tempering a bearish mood. Wheat declined but losses were checked. oats fell as government yield rose 25,000,000 bushels, adding bearish pressure amid large receipts and abandonment of long positions.
Associated Charities Reelects Secretary For Six Months
The board of directors met yesterday afternoon and transacted a large volume of business after hearing the secretary's report for the past month. Mrs. B. A. Trousdale was unanimously re elected for the next six months and commended for her splendid and efficient work. Dressmakers Bills to Be Larger. Chicago, Dec. 15. When Mr. Family Man figures up the H. C. S. for 1917 he will probably find 15 to 20 percent added to the bills from his wife's dressmaker, say members of the Designers Association of Women's Clothes gathered in Chicago for their biennial convention. The designers will discuss cost and trade problems and fashions for the coming year. Modesty returns with line drapes and designs, the short skirt and flaring skirt go, and the clinging straight line garment will be worn this spring. The convention sessions begin at the Hotel La Salle tomorrow with an exhibition of gowns and singing models. South Swept By Cold Wave. Washington, Dec. 14. A North Pacific disturbance moving southeast via New Mexico is now over southwestern Alabama and has brought general snows and rains across Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and gulf states. Very low temperatures prevail east of the Rockies. Friday may bring snow or rain in the south east of the Mississippi, with colder weather in the east gulf states and freezing at the coast tonight. Storm warnings issued from Delaware Breakwater to Jacksonville and on the gulf coast from Rockwell to Bay St. Louis. Cold wave warnings ordered for east Texas, southern Louisiana, Alabama, southwest Georgia and northern Florida.
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Associated Charities
B. A. Trousdale
Chicago
H.C. S
Designers’ Association of Women’s Clothes
Hotel la Salle
Washington
New Mexico
Alabama
Weather Bureau
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River
East Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Florida
Atlantic
Delaware
Jacksonville
Gulf Coast
Rockwell
Bay St. Louis
East Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Monroe
Savages
Armenian Pope’s thanks to Wilson presented in robes
Washington December 14 a parchment memorial expressing thanks of the Armenian pope was presented to President Wilson by Rev Arsene Vehouni head of the Armenian church in America. The prelate wore robes of office and delivered the framed copy as Senator Lodge looked on. The memorial praised U S aid to Armenians exiled in deserts and thanked Americans for preserving their faith amid oppression.
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Washington
America
Wilson
Arsene FE. Vehouni
Worcester
Mass
Senator Lodge
Christ
Monroe Seeks Civic Band Leader And Public Support
An appeal to Monroe citizens argues for a financed civic band led by a skilled conductor. It proposes a small tax of 1-4 to 1-2 mill for band maintenance, annual open-air concerts, and revenue sharing among members, inviting broad cooperation from all residents.
Store space for rent in West Monroe
For rent store building in West Monroe occupied by Stovall's Sales Co. Possession January 1st. Apply at 319 North Third Street.
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West Monroe
Stovall's Sales Co
North Third Street
Whittemore returns home from long illness in Little Rock
Mr. Whittemore, who underwent an operation at St. Vincent's Infirmary more than two months ago and was in critical condition weeks ago, arrived home last night. He will resume duties in the Iron Mountain offices within a week. Mr. Charles H. Mitler of Miller Engineering Company, Little Rock, is in town consulting with the drainage district committee. Miller is a leading South drainage engineer and holds survey data from the La Fourche basin drainage discussions.
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C. Whittemore
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Little Rock
Mr. Whittemore
Iron Mountain
Charles H. Mitler
Miller Engineering Company
Miller
Lafourche
Reports Confirm Murders and Mexican Commission Tensions
Washington reports confirm American and other fatalities in Mexico as the Mexican and American joint commission nears Philadelphia. Officials note possible Carranza responses to protocol debates while observers expect protests to shape the next conference. A separate hunting party in Tensas reported a successful bear hunt and small game, led by Duke Hodge and others, with results published in local notices.
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Duke
W. J. Hodge
Watson
Little Rock
Rogers
Detroit
L. H. Peevy
Calhoun
EN. Faulk
West
A. M. Thornton
Monroe
Temple was Israel Services
Temple of Israel holds services with a sermon by Rabbi J B Pollak on The House of Giess. Evening service at 7 30 and morning service at 10 39 welcomed attendees.
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Israel Services
J. B. Pollak
House of Giess
New Orleans Bank Buys City Gold Bonds at Premium
New Orleans December 14. A local bank rate today purchased from the board of liquidation an issue of 4 1 2 percent bonded gold worth 4 500 000 dollars at a premium of 195 165 dollars. The issue is half of a total 9 900 000 dollars recently authorized to refund the city debt.
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New Orleans
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Briand
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Trepoff
Friends of Peace
Europe
Southern Congress
News-Star
Amas
Ford Levi Stationery Co., Ltd
Monroe, Louisiana
Tandy
Royal Confectionery
DeSiard St
New York
Hices Sco
Jiane
Vance
Manchester
Ier
Armenia
the News-Star
AMS Ararkrraakrkrasr
Air Rifles
Smith Bros. Ltd
Bec
Howard Gray
Weeks
Parral
Villa
Charles Fisher
Santa Rosalia
Chihuahua
State Department
Mexican Joint Commission
Philadelphis
Commission
Department
Guana Juato
Mexico
Carranza
Alberto Pani
Acan
United
Philadelp
Adairing
Clara Kimball Young
Susan
The
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