Wilsons Carnegie Hall speech amid Paris peace echoes
President Wilson in New York declares America will aid those she has freed and calls the Paris peace a just peace. He notes opposition misreads the vision and returns to Washington with the German peace draft and protocols for Senate ratification.
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Associated Press
New York
America
Wilson
Carnegie Hall
George Washington
Washington
Hoboken
Hudson
Paris
United States
Senate
France
Germany
Congress
Europe
Skipper admits killing Stewarts in Philadelphia Miss
William Skipper, wounded from neighbors after he killed Clint Stewart his father in law and Mrs Stewart and Miss Fannie Stewart near North Bend, admitted shooting claiming self defense but denied reports he tried to kill his wife, officials said.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Miss
William Skipper
North Bend
Clint Stewart
Stewart
Fannie Stewart
Return flight R-34 15 delayed due to weather
Major Scout commander informs crew the R-34 return voyage scheduled for dawn tomorrow will be delayed at least eighteen, possibly twenty four hours, because of weather conditions over Mineola New York. Dominant entities include R-34, Major Scout, Mineola, and weather.
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Associated Press
Mineola
N. Y
L. I
L. A. O. Charlton
British Air Service
Athens Woman Opposes Anthony Suffrage Move
Miss Mildred Rutherford of Athens argued against ratification of the Susan B. Anthony amendment at the Georgia constitutional amendments hearings. She warned the measure would enfranchise negro women and threaten white control, urging defeat of the Jackson resolution by 14 to 3 as the chair cast the deciding vote.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Jackson
Miss Rutherford
Georgia
Georgin
South
French Offer For Army Equipment In France Size Calculated
Washington July 8 the French government offered 300000000 for American army equipment in France. The war department ordered a sales organization for disposal of the property to be formed in France. Director of Sales Hare testified before the special house committee investigating war department expenditures abroad.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
War Department
Hare
Special House Committee
Surplus Sugar Stocks Held by Government Authorized for Sale
The War Department is authorized to sell 21 million pounds of surplus sugar at a minimum price set by the U.S. sugar equalization board to cover government costs. The stock includes 14 million pounds in New Orleans and 7 million pounds in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
United States Sugar Equalization Board
New Orleans
San Francisco
Notice to W. O. W. Sovereigns Gathering
All Sovereigns are urged to attend W O W Hall Wednesday night at :30 city time. Twenty five candidates, concert by the W O W Band and refreshments served. Sovereigns, it is your obligated duty to be there. OD, Wood, Clerk.
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W. O. W. Hall
W. O. W. Band
Wood
Dr Jarrell Addresses Crawford on World War and Education
Delegates from the district gathered at Crawford for a conference featuring Dr C C Jarrell of Emory University speaking on Lessons From The Great War For American Educators. The event included election of officers and praise for Rev J W M Morris as a lasting spiritual influence.
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Crawford
S, P, Wiggens
A. S. Hutchinson
W. B. Mills
C. C. Jarred
Emory University
James H. Carlisle
J.W. M. Morris
J. W. M. Morris
W. A. Candler
Senators and House Back Capitol Removal Bill Pass
Both committees on constitutional amendments sent the capitol removal bill to the Senate and House with a pass recommendation. Senate vote 17 for, 7 against. House vote 22 for, 12 against. Joint hearing filled the hall and galleries to capacity as arguments concluded.
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San Atlanta
Senate
House
Capitol
Fresh Produce At Arnold and Abney Market
Fresh corn tender beans yellow squash cucumbers cabbage and peppers sold by Arnold and Abney. Georgia melons priced 40 and 50 cents and Georgia cantaloupes. Parker House rolls available today with hopes to have enough for all customers.
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Arnold & Abney
Georgia
Parker House
Council of Five Names Commission to Probe Adriatic Fights
Paris July 8 the council of five appoints an inter allied commission to investigate the recent troubles in Fiume and other Adriatic areas between Italian and allied occupation forces and to report findings.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Five
Inter-Allied
Fiume
Adriatic
Many Russian Jews Lose Lives in Fight
The Associated Press reports many Jews died in clashes between Soviet forces and General Gregorieff's Ukrainian anti-Bolshevik army movements from the Black Sea. The British Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs stated in the House of Commons that Gregorieff had strong anti Jewish sympathies.
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Associated Press
London
Gregorieff
Black Sea
House of Commons
Rain Is Elected Exalter Ruler
Atlantic City Nebraska Frank L. Rain of Fairbury was elected grand exalted ruler of the Elks this afternoon defeating Albert T. Brophy of Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Frank L. Rain
Fairbury
Nebraska
Elks
Albert T. Brophy
Brooklyn
Capitol Removal Measure Submits to State Voters
Senate and public officials report the capitol removal measure was submitted for state voter decision amid fragmented text. Voter engagement and procedural steps noted as the core action.
Calf Club Boys Tour Inspection Under Truitt Guidance
Watkinsville Georgia July 8 Calf Club members numbering thirty five toured homes to see thriving calves and learn management with Mr S D Truitt leading. The fifty five mile trip included a lunch near A Y Crowley's Bishop and returned without incident.
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Watkinsville
Gui
S. D. Truitt
Calf Club
Prohibition Enactment Clears House Vote
Washington July the house adopts a special rule for immediate consideration of prohibition enforcement legislation by 235 to 49 votes, signaling sufficient support to enact the measure. Debate time remains uncertain as votes on the bill itself might not occur this week.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Dunne Reports on Irish Conditions
Edward F Dunne returned from Paris as one of three Americans sent by Irish American societies to intercede at the peace conference. He warned that only a massive military machine with machine guns and armed cars and the imprisonment of trusted leaders can halt a republican government in Ireland.
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Associated Press
New York
Ireland
Edward F. Dunne
Paris
Dunne
Hotels Glaim Prat Market Manipulated
A brief Associated Press report notes alleged manipulation in the Glairn Prat Market affecting hotels. The item cites unspecified sources and calls for scrutiny of pricing and practices within the sector.
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Glaim Prat
Opposition to immediate action on treaty dominates Alabama session
In Montgomery on July 8 the Associated Press reports opposition to immediate action on the resolution endorsing the peace treaty and the League of Nations featured as the legislature opened a 30 day session in the Alabama House of Representatives.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
League of Nations
Alabama House of Representatives
Athens Men Buy Atlanta Property on Whitehall Street
Two Athens residents expanded holdings in Atlanta real estate by selling Nos. 1913 and 195 Whitehall Street, 100 by 200 feet to an alley, for 30000 dollars to Dr. J. A. Hunnicutt Devpree Hunnicutt and Mrs. Stiles Hopkins of Atlanta. The buyers may build future structures.
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Athens
Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Owen Smith
Jennie L. Lovette
Mae Morrow
H.W. Grant
J. A. Hunnicutt
Devpree Hunnicutt
Stiles Hopkins
John Fox Dies at Virginia Home
Knoxville July 8 John Fox a writer died at his Big Stone Gap Virginia home after a brief pneumonia illness. He was known for his compelling novels and essays and leaves behind a family and literary circle in the region.
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John Fox
Virginia
Associated Press
Knoxville
Big Stone Gap
Thornton's Luncheonette Dinner Menu
Luncheonette advertises a 50 cent dinner featuring pan chicken pie boiled creamed potatoes fried cabbage vegetable salad corn muffins peach pudding tea coffee milk plate dinner 35e presented as a value meal with multiple courses and beverages.
Athens Flood Wrecks Streets Triggers Bridge Closures
Heavy rain drenched Athens trapping motorists and washing out sections of Oconee street and Trail Creek crossing. City engineers closed College avenue River Broad and Oconee bridges as floodwaters rose, with crews repairing washouts and rerouting traffic across the cemetery bridge while utilities suffered outages.
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Athens
Oconee
College Avenue
River
Broad
Oconee Streets
Barnett
Oconee Street
Trail Creek
Lexington Road
City
Cemetery Bridge
City Street Department
Big Deal in Greene Farm Lands Sold in Georgia
A $45 000 plantation was sold yesterday near Greensboro by real estate dealers H N Copeland and L S Taylor to a prominent buyer from North Georgia. The deal is described as one of the biggest land transactions in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Greensboro
Messrs
H. N. Copelan
L. S. Taylor
Fim
North Georgia
Missouri Senate Restores Capital Punishment in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo July Missouri senate passes house measure restoring capital punishment by hanging in Missouri. The measure now goes to the governor for signature.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Missouri
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