Lucy Cobb Alumnae Banquet Tops Years at Historic School
Alumni and guests packed the Lucy Cobb Institute last night for a banquet described as the greatest gathering of former students in years. Miss Mildred Rutherford presided, with co principals Gerdine and Brumby receiving praise. Judge Andrew J. Cobb urged state support for women’s education, while Mrs. Morris Yow and other speakers highlighted the school’s legacy and ambitions.
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Lucy Cobb
Historic School For Girls
Lucy Cobb Institute
Mildred Rutherford
Gerdine and
Brumby
Ior
Salleparta
Tate
South
Institute
Miss
Millie
Frederick Jones
New Jersey
Tift
Georgia
Athens
Rutherford
Jones
Welch
England
America
Yow
Morris Yow
Cobb
Andrew J. Cobb
Board of Trustees
Center of
Lucy Cobbhall
Miss Rutherford
Misa Rutherford
Womanhood of
Judge Cobb
State University
Gerdine
J. M. Hodgson
Odums says Americans may lend to Allies but lack nerve to fight
The report covers remarks on U.S. would-be support to Allies by loan, with claims of American hesitation to enter the war. Also notes praise for U.S. destroyer contingent by Lloyd George and updates on Italian prisoner captures and Mediterranean naval activity. The piece includes fragmented references to Odum and a Philadelphia dateline May 25.
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H.W. Odums
Germany
Associated Press
Philadelphia
James W. Gerard
Red Cross
America
France
U.S
Petaius
Chevreux
Cralonne
Lloyd George
Plans for Cantonment Cities to House National Army
The quartermaster's department considers building thirty three cantonment cities to house the new national army. Engineering volunteers from construction firms will assist. Each camp to hold 20 000 to 30 000 soldiers and be completed in two months with roads sewerage water heating lighting and rail access.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Army
Quartermaster’s Department
Hig ‘Construction
Baker
Littel
Tornado Takes Life Toll in Kansas City
At Wichita Kansas on May 25 a tornado struck Andale fifteen miles northwest, killing at least seventeen and injuring fifty with heavy property damage and fears of buried victims. In Newton a separate Kansas tornado killed three, including State Senator Danner and his wife, and injured six.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
Andale
Kansas
Newton
Danner
Guthrie Body Arrives in San Francisco on Japanese Warship
The body of the late George W. Guthrie, American ambassador to Japan, arrived in San Francisco aboard a Japanese warship en route to Pittsburgh for funeral and interment. The transport marked a solemn homecoming as authorities prepared for final rites.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
George W. Guthrie
Japan
Pittsburg
Specials at Costa's Delicatessen Today
Fancy ripe tomatoes juicy Morida grapefruit Cuban pineapples fancy eating apples Zepberg lettuce English peas tender yellow squash New potatoes bell peppers celery snap beans fresh shipment Frank's meats Angel cakes 25c extra large 50c almond macaroons 10c dozen lady fingers 10c dozen Arnold Abney Gold cakes 10c Silver cakes 10c Heinz dill pickles 20c a dozen bulk olives 40c qt King Hodgsom Co.
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Arnold & Abney
Frank
Williamson's
Germans warned of ship movement as U S flotilla nears
Washington May 25 four days before the American destroyer flotilla reached abroad Berlin knew its destination and the day before arrival German submarines mined the harbor entrance Rear Admiral Sims in London cabled the navy department confirming spies remain active and swift in transmitting war secrets. Daniels denied sinking reports calling rumors vicious and false and promised official word if any vessel were lost.
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Associated Press
Wasington
Berlin
Queenstown
United States
America
Navy Department
Sims
London
Washington
Daniels
Department
Japan Withdrawing Gold From U S Rate Millions Weekly
Washington reports that over the past month Japan has drawn from the United States gold at an annual rate of 150 to 200 million dollars. In the last four weeks exports to Japan exceeded 10 million dollars. Officials doubt these shipments reflect balancing trade, while not questioning Japanese motives. Heavy exports raise fears gold may reach Germany, and current laws offer no preventive measure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury of Italy
Japan
United States
Germany
Adamson Introduces Enemy Trade Bill in House
Washington May 25 The administration trading with the enemy bill was introduced in the house by Representative Adamson of Georgia. It forbids Americans from trading with the enemy directly or indirectly and assigns enemy property control until the war ends. Violations carry fines up to 1000 dollars or imprisonment up to ten years, or both.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Adamson
Georgia
Goethals Urges Steel in Shipbuilding Plan
Major General George Goethals told the Iron and Steel Institute dinner that building a thousand 3,000-ton wooden ships in eighteen months is hopeless without steel. He cited US Steel Corp promises to contribute ships to a future merchant fleet and urged steel construction alongside wood.
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Associated Press
New York
George Goethals
Iron and Steel Institute
Goethals
United States Steel Corporation
Pageant Written by Students Embraces Fairies and Games
Fragment from a school pageant description notes student authorship and a light dramatic feature with fairies brownies and similar roles. It mentions a compliment to visiting alumnae and alumni with graduates from the 8. N. Ss. arstoog den, Wood 0, to look.
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8. N. Ss
Food Survey Bill Advances in Congress Across Houses
Washington May 25 Consideration of the government's first food bill, providing for a food survey and measures stimulating production, was taken up in both houses of congress today.
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Washington
Congress
Wilsons plan for league of nations urged by Poland restoration
United States learns allies needs and Wilson's plan for a league of nations is seen as essential for full restoration. Romania Serbia Montenegro are cited as counter moves to Germany's great middle European empire idea, with Poland's restoration urged by President Wilson.
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Imi Rablenbe
Wilson
Romania
Serbia
Montenegro
Germany
Poland
Bill to empower ICC to curb car shortages
Washington May 25 A bill giving the Interstate Commerce Commission further power to prevent car shortages was sent to President Wilson for approval. The rest of the column lists local ads for produce and cheese from Williamson's and King Hodgs on Co with various items and prices.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wison
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