President Wilson and the Republicans clash over League’s fate
The piece analyzes Senator Lodge and Poindexter statements on the League of Nations. It argues Republicans may oppose making the issue partisan while noting Italy’s Fiume dispute tests Wilson’s diplomacy. It defends the president as acting in line with democratic instincts, not party interests.
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Massachu
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Unjart
Ieas
League of Nations
Massachu Seng
Seng
Italy
Fiume
Pwa
Paris
Lodge
Poindexter
France
England
United States
Ja High Dudgeon
Wilson
The Press Behind the Victory Loan Rally in Atlanta
The Victory loan in the South gains momentum as 300 editors gather in Atlanta to pledge renewed efforts. Garter Glass of Lynchburg Virginia serves as guest of honor and cites public support to finish the job, urging citizens to join the drive and not quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Atlanta
Laberty Loan Organization
Garter Glass
Lynchburg
Dne
Amercan
Victory Loan luncheon cheers editors and press pledges
Editors and district leaders from across the region gathered at the Piedmont Driving Club for a Victory Loan lunch. Speakers including St Elmo Massengale and Frank P. Glass urged strong newspaper support. Hoke Smith introduced Glass as crowds hailed the home front effort and pledged backing from large dailies to small country weeklies.
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Piedmont Driving Club
Liberty, Loan Organization
Haynes McFadden
St. Elmo Massengale
Frank P. Glass
Birmingham
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hoke Smith
Glass
Louisiana
West
Tennessee
Florida
Judge Voids Child Labor Tax In Interstate Trade
Federal Judge James E. Boyd ruled the child labor tax provision of the war revenue bill unconstitutional. He made permanent a temporary injunction blocking enforcement in a Charlotte factory, citing that using taxation powers to regulate within states usurps state authority. The decision follows his earlier voiding of the original act and mirrors a close Supreme Court ruling.
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James E. Boyd
Greensboro
N. C
Boyd
United States Supreme Court
Charlotte
Hang Them to the First Light Pole
The Athens Banner quotes Seattle Mayor Ole Hanson urging harsh action against IWW and Bolshevism. He advocates quick court trials and even death sentences to deter alleged criminals, saying Americans must be protected from what he calls traitors and labor unrest.
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Seattle
Hanson
America
Russia
Athens
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Southern District of Georgia
Georgia
Frost, Landis & Kohn
Peoples Gas
York
Chicago
Candler Bldg
Atlante
Associated Press
Associated
THE
Republicans
Senator Lodge
All
Recreation
Beige
Soiux
Germany
L. G. Council, Pres
M. Council
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T. B. Bolton
J. M. Bryan
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the Planters Bank OF
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Herbert Hawkins
Cole Aero
Oldsmobile
Reo
DORT
Firestone Tires and Accessories
Georgia Motor Company, Inc
Lamar Street
the State Press
Ole Hanson
Washington
Planters Seed Co
Forsyth St
Sheffield
Frank Sheffield
Lee Hudson
Banks OF Commerce
Commercial City Bank
Lamar and
Forrest Streets
Crawford Wheatley
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Nat LeMaster
Olin Buchanan
Americus Screen
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