Dutch Protest on Deportations Met Cool German Reply
A Rotterdam dispatch to the Times reports Germany told the Dutch to mind their own business in reply to protest over Belgian deportations. A diplomatic discussion continues between Germany and the Netherlands. An Amsterdam dispatch notes the Dutch urged Berlin to note the painful impression in Holland from the deportations.
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Netherlands
London
Rotterdam
the Times
Amsterdam
Berlin
Holland
Puty of Spain to Enter a Protest
Madrid via Paris December 5 The Liberal argues deportations from Belgium require Spain as the first neutral power in Europe to raise her voice for the victims. It says Spain has nothing to fear from Germany and should set an example for America to join in defending right and morality.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Paris
The
Liberal
Belgium
Spain
Europe
Germany
America
Dutch oppose Belgian transport to Germany under Hague norm
A Hague dispatch reports Foreign Minister stating The Netherlands refuted Belgian transport to Germany as contrary to international law under The Hague convention. The Dutch government sent a written report to Germany asserting opposition to such transportation.
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London
Reuter
Hague
Germany
Barton and U M S Meet at Monroe Park Saturday
Barton Academy faces University Military School in Mobile for the interscholastic football title at Monroe Park. The annual local rivalry, long a citywide affair, draws crowds as both squads train hard. Kickoff is at 3 pm with shuttle cars every 15 minutes.
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Barton Academy
University Military School
Monroe Park
Mobile
Call Money Acrobatics Unsettle Stock Market
Call money again unsettles the stock market in New York. The opening rate was 8 1/2 percent, rose to 10 percent, then fell to 9 percent around 1 p.m. Banks continued to call loans and industrial collateral faced apparent losses, with some accepted at 25 to 33 percent below quoted market prices.
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Associated Press
New York
Penrose enters Force Bill to curb disenfranchisement
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania introduces a new Force bill and amendments to the corrupt practices bill aimed at federal supervision of elections. The measures require all elections be conducted under federal supervisors appointed by U S courts with penalties for interference and a ban on military force unless needed to repel armed enemies or keep the peace at the polls.
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Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Porto Rico
Farmers urged to cut waste and living cost
Chicago, Dec. 5. Speakers at the fourth national conference on marketing and farm credits urged better business methods and generous cooperation among farmers to cut waste for their profit and consumer benefit. Delegates from 41 states discussed high living costs and favored small cooperative units that federate while actual farmers retain control.
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Chicago
Malaria Cure Promises Blood Revitalization With S. S. S.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a reliable blood tonic that destroys malaria germs in the blood and nourishes red blood cells. It claims quick relief from ague headaches chills and fever and invites readers to obtain the product from druggists with free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atlanta, Ga
President Wilson urges Congress on bail bill and rail reform
President Wilson presses Congress to act on railroad regulation eight hour day provisions and enhanced mediation. He highlights the need for ICC enlargement clear rate authority and public investigation before strikes and urges wartime power to operate railroads if needed.
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Wilson
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Matters Await Action of Senate
Three matters of capital importance await the senate’s action after passage by the house of representatives. The article notes the pending bill and references prior step by the lower chamber.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Jurors Drawn for City Court Week of December 11
A list of jurors for the criminal side of City Court for the week starting December 11 is announced, including a long roster of regular jurors and a separate panel of special jurors for the Tom Carter murder case set for December 7. The report highlights the breadth of jurors drawn and notes the broader legal actions discussed in Congress regarding Porto Rico laws and political expenditures.
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Felows
Tom M. Gurganus
Dennis J. Cashin
Joseph A. Langan
William P. Lee
0. M Otts
Robert L. Simmons
John H. Wienand
George J. Lee
Mation M. Martin
Daniel Maples
Thomas Cleveland
George Miller
Claudius Stringfellow
J. Houstis King
George Jackson
Nathaniel D
Josiah H. Osborne
James T. McAdory
William Morriss
George W. Stringfellow
Wallace J. Parham
Conrad Herman
Samuel McDonald
John C. Pope
James G. Roberts
Perry Bosarge
Solomon A. Sullivan
Edwin T. Hendon
Edward E. Posey
William Eugene Brandon
J. Dorman del Barco
James R. Rasher
Charles W. Smith
Andrew J. Hatchett Jr
William H. Beard
John BE. Emmons
James Fox
John W. Cleveland
John C. Haley
Robert G. Moore
Samuel J. Hahn
Charles Sprinkle
Henry ©. Farrow
John J. Wilson
Thomas R. Lott
Richard Bettis
John H. Williams
J. Deas Frazier
Clark F. Bride
Household Croup Remedy Cited by Calpella Parent
A Calpella California mother reports her child frequently suffering croup and praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective after one or two doses. The ad claims the product is dependable, pleasant to take and contains no narcotic.
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F. O. Strong
Calpella
Cal
Notwithstanding the Nation's Need for Industrial Prep
The speaker urges early consideration and enactment of important industrial plans, stressing their breadth and impact on all interests and parts of the country. He expresses gratitude for bipartisan cooperation and commends the current congressional record as one of rare service and distinction.
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