Wilson inaugurates peace plea as war looms over US
President Wilson, with America on the verge of war, delivers a peace hopeful inaugural message. First time a president’s wife stands with him on the platform. Senate rules change debated to end filibuster, possible summer session in Washington. Armament question paused awaiting legal power and advisor guidance.
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German plots to blow up munition plants foiled in Hoboken
Hoboken authorities believe they thwarted a conspiracy to aid Germany by destroying Entente war supplies. Fritz Kolb, a German, was arrested after bombs were found in his rooms. Officials say no attack on the president was planned and link Kolb to a Kingsland explosion investigation.
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Germany
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Little Boy and Father Brush Death in Milledge Fire
Howard Cauthen the youngest son of Mr R L Cauthen suffered severe burns when a morning fire in Milledge avenue home engulfed their room. His father leaped from bed to smother flames, burning his right hand and limbs. The boy and father survived with serious injuries and a physician treated them. mother escaped with minor burns.
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University engineers to map Milledgeville streets
Three squads from the University of Georgia School of Civil Engineering will survey Milledgeville during the last week of April and first week of May. Under the department chair’s direction they will map streets public lands and land lots, providing a finished map for the city while giving students practical experience. Local merchants advertise butter vegetables and fruit in today’s issue.
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Milledgeville
Bill Clymer's Colonels Bring Spring Crew to Athens
The Kentucky Colonels led by Bill Clymer arrived in Athens for a month long spring training. Notable guests include J W Brigam, Bigeorges, and Harry Bloom crewed by McMeekin, Cooke, and local sports writers. Pitchers late arrival list includes Comstock Perdue Beebe Main Davis Stordt Luque Palmero. The team toured Sanford Field and praised hotel digs while planning light workouts and arm limbering sessions.
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Cuban Revolt To Cease At Once Reported in Oriente
Cablegrams report immediate suspension of hostilities by Cuban revolutionists in Oriente. Dr Orestes Ferrara quotes R Fernandez the Liberal leaders will be guaranteed fair elections and Fernandez to be recognized as military commander of the province by the United States.
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Fair Weather Eases Flood Threats Across Southeast
Cold clear weather brought relief from potential floods in Alabama Georgia North Carolina and Virginia as the Tennessee River continued to inundate lower areas around Chattanooga marooning families. A rescue steamer was dispatched to aid stranded residents.
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Council Meeting Postponed to Tonight and Tomorrow
The regular mayor and council preliminary meeting scheduled for last night was postponed to tonight. The regular monthly meeting will be held tomorrow night.
Judge Cobb presiding in Lawrenceville Superior Court
In Lawrenceville Judge Andrew J. Cobb sits in the superior court for the regular session. The court will likely continue this week into next as Judge Cobb previously presided in Monroe over Walton Court and moves between duties. For sale, a 1915 Model 4 cylinder Studebaker roadster in first class condition offered at Majestic Hotel.
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Tremendous Orders for Army Supplies
The Associated Press reports New York on March 6 notes bids for the largest amount of clothing and other supplies for the army.
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New York
Tong War Toll Reported Across West Bay Cities
Five Chinese were killed, two fatally injured, and three wounded in Tong wars today across San Francisco Oakland Stockton San Jose and Seattle authorities said. The violence spanned multiple cities with ongoing unrest reported by police and local officials.
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First Tuesday at County Courthouse Sales and Meetings
The regular First Tuesday at the county courthouse features sheriff sales and administrator and executors proceedings. Yesterday the ordinary's court sat and two justices of the peace held civil courts while bailiffs offered small lots for sale at the courthouse door.
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Mrs Crawford's Reading Circle Plans Friday Meeting
The young women of Mrs Crawford's Reading Circle will meet at her Hill street home Friday after four. Dr H C White may deliver a lecture on Latin America before the circle. Fresh Norfolk oysters arrive from Sagd Hodgson Co.
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Germany Demands Explanation on Mexican Note Disclosure
Dispatches from Washington report Idaho Ohio and Arkansas legislatures criticizing senators who blocked the armed neutrality bill. The notice highlights international reactions to a Mexican note and calls for clarification of the disclosure.
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Meeting Returns From Educational Conference
Dr H W Odum of the University of Georgia School, Dr Jos Stewart of the Department of Secondary Education and president of the State High School Association, and Prof G G Bond of the Athens City School District attended conferences of the Educational Association and prepared plans for next year.
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Education leaders attend national conference in Memphis and Atlanta
Prof Bond and three Athena educators join Georgia officials at a major education conference in Memphis with thousands of attendees and tours of urban high schools. Bond highlights manual arts programs in Nashville Tech High and trips to Atlanta and Kansas City.
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Plot to embroil Mexico and Japan remains of great interest
The report cites British and German observers noting ongoing moves to lure Mexico and Japan into conflict. It mentions a March discussion by authorities, and February losses to mines and attacks while more ships are being built, with substantial British shipping damaged or sunk.
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War fronts show little action with limited raids
Reports indicate minor activity on most fronts. Only routine outpost engagements and bombardments occur except around Arras and Ginchy where British raids targeted German positions. In Bouchevasesnes the German attack failed, while French forces retook part of lost holdings north of Bola-Caurieres.
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Armed Vessels Under Cabinet Review Spurred Debate
A cabinet meeting tomorrow will decide on armed vessels policy. The discussion centers on legal advice and timing for consideration of the proposal.
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