Wilson Asked About Disposition of German Ships
In Washington the senate debated a resolution asking how the United States would dispose of German ships seized by the United States. Senator Brandegee presented the measure seeking under what authority the president acted in seizing and dealing with German vessels and papers.
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Wilson
Associates Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Britian Union
Anle Uy
Tha ‘Chipping Board
Brandagoo
Tegubiican
United States
Brick Building Sells in Noted City Transaction
A brick two story building changed hands in a notable deal. The transaction was arranged by Charles Marta for Kerwin Compasy and Mc Ge Deatlog, with representation by Seaseoo.
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Joruaay
Cousizy
Charles
Marta
Kerwin
Ge Deatlog
Ot Ast
Eamd ‘Tira
The
Seaseoo
Athens Banner Makes Georgia First Daily Newspaper by Air
The Athens Banner, with aviator L Montague Rolfe, delivered the paper by airplane to Elberton and Washington marking a Georgia first for mail delivery by air. Weather and muddy fields caused delays but the flight demonstrated the paper’s progressiveness and the era of modern transport for news distribution.
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Athens
Elberton
Washington
L. Montague Rolfe
Rolfe-Epps Flying Company
Georgia
Banner
Rolfe
Hin
Phans
Avator Rolfe
Afr
Eoreigh
Sho
National. Bank
McGregor’s
Athens Sea
Richard Carle
Ain Segeane
dal Wili_FiysTeday
Roscoe ‘ Turner
Avistor, Monte-Rolfo
RolfeEo Company
Lex
Milligan Narrowly Wins Third District Seat
Democratic candidate J L Milligan loses to Republican W L Coles in the Third district race. Coles predicts Milligan's victory margin between 1700 and 7000 as the election ends and a new congress member is sought to replace Secretary of Commerce Alexander.
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Sy -Assoclated
Excelsior Bprings
Milas
J. L. Milligan
W. L. Coles
Republican State Committee
Cole
Milligan
Congress
Secretary of Commerce
Aiander
Suffrage Test Filed As Equal Rights Debate Rages
Mary G. Kilbreth, president of the association, announced a test suit challenging voting rights. Opponents warn the election results may be held up as the case proceeds.
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Frage-Y
Thalpora
Saneen
Mary G. Kilbreth
Association
Senators in Glork Rooms Talk Over Lansing Affair
Washington February 14 The undersecretary of state Frank L Polk ambassador Joan W Davis and ambassador Hugh C Wallace emerged as leading figures discussed as successors to Robert Lansing Congress debated the resignation with avidity but the matter did not reach the floor of either house in cloak rooms today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank L. Polk
Joan W. Davis
Great Britain
Hugh _C.Wallace
France
Robert Lansing
Congress
Cabinet Meetings Declared Unnecessary By Redfield
Secretary of Commerce Redfield asserted tonight that cabinet meetings were only necessary if the nation's benefit demanded it. He added other causes were responsible for recent requests and the resignation.
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Mr. Redfield
Commerce
Redfield
Barber Says Order Issued Postponing Railroad Walkout
Detroit February 14 The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway shop workers walkout planned for Tuesday was postponed by President Barker per President Wilson s request until after the general conference of railroad union committeemen The controversy was referred to the conference urged to call off the strike set for February 17 and tonight President Barker announced the delay
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Associated Press
Detroit
Brotherhood
Barker
Wilson
Teadert
Juror Testifies in Newberry Race Profit Debate
Grand Rapids reports focus on a juror testimony amid a Newberry race dispute. The discussion includes figures cited by McD and references to a proposed strike delay directed by Barker and the executive committee. Washington intrigue surrounds a request impacting government duties and union positions.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Fon
Jackson
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