U.S. Ship Trained Guns on Beirut in 3 Day Stand
The U S cruiser North Carolina cleared for action at Beirut during a November visit and readied to shell the Turkish town. Five hundred sailors were assigned shore duty, and the American college president received signaling gear to call for help. After three tense days the situation cooled as the ship stayed off the coast. The Tennessee then evacuated refugees from Jaffa to Alexandria with Turkish approval.
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New York
North Carolina
Beirut
Syria
American College
Turkey
Hner
Finland
Mediterranean
Ali Nera Cruz
Caribbean
Tennessee
Europe
Henry B. Mustin
Philadelphia
Bellinger
Caphart
C. Sanffley
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Oman
Consuls Must Suit Kaiser in Belgium Withdrawals Discussed
Washington December 29 The German government formally notified the state department that American consuls in Belgium must be acceptable to German military authorities and that it is desirable some consuls be withdrawn for the present. Berlin December 29 German supplies are being used to relieve Belgians unable to eat but not in large quantities while maintaining the army commissary. Paris December 29 German bombardment of Rheims continues despite snow and holiday. mothers explain to children that Santa Claus delayed due to the noise.
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U. S
Belgium
Washington
State Department
Berlin
Germany
Santa
Paris
Rheims
San
Claus
Garner Drug Store Ad Flyer in The News
Ad text promotes merchandise and services at Garner Drug Store. Fragmentary phrases suggest holiday themed offers and newspaper advertising guidance within The News.
Supreme Court Grants Appeal in Georgia Death Case
The U S Supreme Court granted a habeas corpus appeal for a Georgia prisoner condemned for the murder of Mary Pheaan at an Atlanta factory girl. The stay of execution is in effect while the high court reviews the case, which could be heard in about a year and a half unless Georgia seeks advancement. Three others were injured in a separate railroad crossing accident near Fat Pointburg in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, when a maintenance train struck by a wagon caused injuries to workers.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Petiisen
Walketen
United sUpreme Court
Geogia Federal Court
Habeas Corps
Tae Manler
Mary Pheaan
Adana
Tee
Georgia
Frank
Lancaster
Pec
Fat Peirtbirg
Waron
Wrern An Te'e
T 1
Carr Bat
McVey
Baa
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Morgenthau
Jaffa
Alexandria
Egypt
Decker
Navy Department
Kaiser
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Home Built Building and Loan Association
Frederick
Fredenck County
Unity
William E. Filler
O. Edward Kefauver
Charles F. Knock
Worthington C
William E Filler
Edgar H. McBride
John M. Culler
A. E. Fisher
A. Atlee
Radcliff
Glenn O. Garber
Lorenzo E. Mullinix
Edw. J. Winebrewer
Commercial State Bank
Frederick, MD
Karl E Jacobson
Agra
Cnorce
Cook's
Square Yard
South Market Street
Doll Bros
N. Market St
C. Thomas Kemp
Assentaiyma
Amerg
Corspiracy
Bae
Fappert
Warton
Navotes
James A. Long
Kemps
Carty
Carty’s Furniture
Patrick St. East
Brown
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
Market and
Patrick Streets
Bennett’s
North Market ST
Erick
O. P. Bennett
Felfenstein & Monn Ens
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