Entente Allies Must Battle On For Lasting Peace
At the French Socialist congress Arthur Henderson and G. H. Roberts urged continuing the war until guaranteed peace. Emile Vandervelde praised Belgian resilience under German rule and called for delivering Belgium and Serbia and defeating Caesarism.
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Associated Press
Paris
National Congress
French Socialist Party
Arthur Henderson
G. H. Roberts
Henderson
France
Emile Vandervelde
Belgium
WM. Vandervelde
Serbia
Victory Or Peace In War Speech Warns Of Moral Danger
Mr Henderson warns the UK and France face a dangerous period as demobilizing losses and sacrifices tempt a premature peace. He argues negotiations under present terms would empower Germany and endanger liberty, urging unity to defeat militarism and secure a lasting peace through strength.
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Henderson
England
France
Germany
Countess Tarnowski Cancels U S Trip
Vienna reports the Countess Tarnowski will not accompany her husband to America due to delicate health. The Austro-Hungarian ambassador is to sail from Rotterdam and may travel incognito because Britain has refused safe conduct, keeping her worried about her husband's whereabouts.
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Vienna
America
Countess Tarnowski
United States
Count Tarnowski
Washington
Great Britain
Rotterdam
Berlin to honor Gerard on return
Berlin December 26 American Association of Commerce and Trade will host a dinner January 6 to honor the return of James W Gerard ambassador. Speakers include Arthur von Gwinner Deutsche Bank and other prominent Germans such as Dr Helfferich Solf Dernburg Hermuth Kaempf Ballin Heinekin Lohman Koe nig Havenstein and Rothenau. The event selected as a notable wartime gathering in Germany.
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Berlin
London
American Association of Commerce and Trade
James W. Gerard
Arthur von Gwinner
Deutsche Bank
Helfferich
Solf
Dernburg
Hermuth
Kaempf
Reichstag
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Phillip Heinekin
North German
Lloyd
Alfred Lohman
German Ocean Navigation Company
Paul Koenig
Deutschland
Rudolph Havenstein
Reichsbank
Rothenau
Germany
War Time Problems On Agenda For U S Chamber Meeting
War time problems will be discussed at the United States Chamber of Commerce annual meeting starting January 31 in Washington. Attendance is expected to be the largest ever as the railroad national defense daylight saving and other issues are on the agenda. A referendum on the railroad problem including strike and lockout prevention will also be announced.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Conductor Severely Injured in Train Brawl at Blackwell Ga
Conductor A. Rudder of the Blue Ridge and Atlanta accommodation was badly cut in a late night disturbance by a drunken crowd at Blackwell Ga. He was taken to Blue Ridge then transported to a Atlanta hospital. Several others were cut or shot but not seriously hurt as the assailants used a knife, leaving the blade in Rudder’s forehead.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
A. Rudder
Blue Ridge
Atlanta
Blackwell
Rudder
Faro Denies Circling Sucrosa En Route to Gibraltar
Newport News report says Portuguese steamer Faro denied circling the American steamer Sucrosa on the voyage from New Orleans. Faro first officer stated a straight coastwise course with no stops or circles. Customs boarded the Faro. crews offered no further clues as to the Sucrosa mystery. The Faro, painted "Faro Lisbon" on its stern, prepared to sail for Gibraltar after fueling.
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Associated Press
Newport News
New Orleans
New York
Faro
Lisbon
Customs and
Gibraltar
Bark Nepthis Towed to Port by Federal Cutter
The Brazilian bark Nepthis, which broke away from the tug Garibaldi during a heavy gale on December 15, and whose crew of 12 were rescued by the Italian steamship Sardegna and brought into port on December 18, was towed into port by the coast guard cutter Seneca today. The Nepthis, in tow of the Great, left Maranham, Brazil, October 13.
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Associated Press
New York
Nepthis
Garibaldi
Sardegna
Coast Guard
Seneca
Maranham
Brazil
Slater Reports Tool Theft From Wildman Drug Store
Rufus Williamson a contracting slater told police an unknown thief stole his tools from R. H. Wildman’s drug store at Royal and State streets on Tuesday.
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Rufus Williamson
R. H. Wildman
Royal
State Streets
Digestive aid notice for overeating relief
An advertisement explains fullness after meals signals overeating and recommends taking one Chamberlain's Tablet to aid digestion. The line labels the product as a remedy and suggests its use after heavy meals.
Five Negro suspects held in Reeves family murder at Minden
In Minden Louisiana five Black suspects are jailed over the killing of John Nelson Reeves 65 his wife 30 and two sons 9 and 5 in a robbery believed motive. An infant critically injured and a seven year old boy allegedly spared. Bodies sent to local burying grounds. robbers reportedly fled with a chest containing cash.
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Associated Press
Minden
John Nelson Reeves
Reeves
John
Shreveport
William Cody Reeves
David
Woodrow Reeves
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