Papers of Berlin see wide gulf in opposing views
Reports from Amsterdam dated December 20 describe Berlin newspapers reacting to Lloyd George’s speech on reparation and peace terms. The Taegliche Rundschau accuses reparation of only applying if Germany caused the war and is defeated. The Lokal Anzeiger deems Lloyd George’s remarks value free without peace conditions. The Tageblatt notes a large gulf between British and German peace positions. The socialist Vyrwaerts questions whether England’s rejection of negotiations would condemn Lloyd George.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Liloyd-George
Taegliche Rundschau
England
Germany
Lokal Anzieger
Lloyd-George
Lloyd George
Europe
Lloyd- George
Gulf
Tageblatt
Vyrwaerts
Deputies and Police Find Liquor in Raids
Deputies reported raids Tuesday afternoon uncovering prohibited liquor at multiple locations including George Pearson Eslava and Water streets Battle House Joe Brook 322 Franklin street Dan Petty Davis avenue Morton street and Frank Adams Commerce and Lipscomb streets. Police raids cited H Morningstar northwest Earle and Conception streets Bob Thomas southeast Earle and Jackson streets and J Zuckerman northwest Wilkinson and Adams streets.
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William H. Holcombe
George Pearson
Eslava
Water Streets
Battle House
Joe Brook
Franklin Street
Dan Petty
Davis Avenue
Morton Street
Frank Adams
Commerce
Lipscomb
Police Department
H. Morningstar
Earle
Conception Streets
Bob Thomas
Jackson Streets
J. Zuckerman
Wilkinson and
Adams Streets
Major Moraht Leaves Berlin Tageblatt as War Attitude Rift
Amsterdam dispatch reports Major Moraht ceases to be military critic of the Deutsche Tages-Zeitung Tageblatt and joins another paper. Supposedly he left due to disagreements with the Tageblatt's war stance.
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Major Moraht
Berlin
Tageblatt
Associated Press
Amsterdam
London
Deutsche Tages -Zeitung
Moraht
Their Married Life Continued From Page Four
Dialogue centers on Warren and Wilson with hurried chatter about courtship and a wife. The excerpt hints at tension and domestic drama as characters tease and threaten to reveal more from the ongoing narrative.
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Wilson
Warren
Wreck Near Opelika Claims One Life
A northbound Seminole limited derailed one mile north of Gull Ridge Alabama nine miles from Opelika at 9 16 am. One man C B Kirkpatrick of Indiana was killed instantly and six cars tumbled down a small embankment. Several injured include C R Carter Birmingham A Shoen Birmingham P J Robertson Fayette Ala Mrs A C Johnson Birmingham Clarence Johnson Birming ham G K Lehman Birmingham. A wreck train from Columbus Georgia and a relief train with Woelika physicians assisted. The cause cited a broken rail.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
C. B. Kirkpatrick
Indiana
Seminole Limited
Gull Ridge
Opelika
Columbus
Woelika
Central of
Mobile Mardi Gras fund grows as slogan chosen
Mardi Gras organizers plan to boost funds with a new slogan and fast ticketing. Senator Oscar Underwood offered to seek post office permission for a commemorative die to advertise the event. Delegates weighed preserving the Felix parade and aligning automobile parades to strengthen Monday’s program as prize-winning cars gather February 29.
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Underwood
Gordon Smith
The
Carnival Association
Oscar W. Underwood
Post Office Department
Mobile Carnival Association
Mobile
W. H. Bryant
L. J. Davis
Automobile Parade Committee
Vaudeville Adds Free Acts To City Carnival Program
Mr. Peyton Norville reports tentative outline of free acts from a major vaudeville circuit. A high wire act with illuminated bicycle will be staged from Van Antwerp and City Bank buildings. A loop the loop on skates, a rube act, and four girls suspended by teeth are planned. Charles B. Hervey advances plans to bring US warships to the carnival.
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Peyton Norville
van Antwerp
City Bank
Norville
Charles B. Hervey
United States
Captain Blaikie Spared by Germans, Commons Hears
In the House of Commons A Bonar Law reported that the German foreign office assured Captain James Blaikie, taken after the Caledonia sinking, would not share the fate of Captain Charles Fryatt who was executed after a German court martial. The assurances were conveyed to the American embassy in Berlin.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
A. Bonar Law
Foreign Office
James Blaikie
Caledonia
Charles Fryatt
Brussels
Bonar Law
Berlin
Morgan gold fills assay office as mint overflows
Gold totaling 6.5 million dollars imported from Canada to J. P. Morgan & Co. has been deposited at the Philadelphia mint. The New York assay office is taxed to capacity, part of a total 608.5 million dollars received since January 1 from all sources.
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Associated Press
New York
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Philadelphia
Federal Judge Lambdin Dies in Savannah Office
Judge W. W. Lambdin of the U S district court died in Savannah Georgia after an hour long illness. He was stricken at 11 o clock with what appeared to be acute indigestion or heart failure in his office.
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Associated Press
Savannah
W. W. Lambdin
United States District Court
Sailor Suffered Appendicitis After Attack
Donald Rose a sailor was attacked Tuesday night at Conti and Water streets. He was taken to the Marine Hospital by the police and operated on.
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Donald Rose
Conti
Water
Marine Hospital
Pine Tar Honey Heals Coughs and Soothes Airway Irritation
A colonial ad promotes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a remedy for neglected colds and chronic coughs. It claims pine balsams ease irritation and aid breathing while antiseptic properties kill germs, with use for croup sore throat and bronchial affections. Available at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
Sil Druggists
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