Palmer unable to return to Georgia campaign due to duties
A telegram from A Mitchell Palmer to Georgians states he cannot return to Atlanta to finish the final campaign speech because urgent public duties require his presence in Washington. He cites the railroad strike crisis as paramount and expresses belief Georgia will back the Wilson administration.
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Palmer
Atlanta
Georgia Campaign Labor Board
Georgia
Banner
A. Mitchell Palmer
People of
Washington, D. C
Clem E. Dunbar
Kimball House
Washington
Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Easter Cantata by State Normal Glee and Mandolin Club
The State Normal School glee and mandolin club presents an Easter cantata at the University of Georgia chapel tonight at 1 30. About forty performers, nine readers, deliver the first Eastertide tale without stage decor or costumes from the original production. The performance is free and described as deserving high praise.
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State Normal School
University of Georgia
State Normal
Hope of End to Rail Strike Fades in Ohio Meeting
Columbus officials meet with railroad strikers who drafted a settlement proposal as hopes for an immediate end to the strike fade. The action involves six roads and occurred in Columbus Ohio on April 15.
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Ohio
Columbus
Athens High cadets parade and wrestling shows tonight
Today at 1 30 o clock the Athens High School cadets will hold their first review and parade of the school year on the campus. New uniforms will be in evidence. The public is invited to witness the event. The Y tonight hosts mat games with matches for boys ages ten to twenty one divided by weight. Main bouts include Shorty Andrews versus Shorty Davis and others.
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State
University of Georgia
House
Senate
Reynolds
Lexington
Stubbs
Dublin
Athens
Georgian Hotel
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Guetta
Andrew M. Soule
Atlanta
Jere M
Pound
Lo. Brown
Hull Street
White Avenue
Lumpkin Street
Hancock
Washing Street
Broad Street
Motor Transport Corps
University
South
Athens High School
Culbertson
Georgia
Shorty” Andrews
Shorty” Davis
D. Quillian
P. Richards
M. Kilpatrick
R. Grayson
Branham Watson
Nelson Dean
John Hodgson
Sidney Goldman
Harlow Autry
Joe Jacobs
Juntora
S. Epps
A. Keller
John Bondurant
Carlton Jester
Dudley
GoNwasser
Bonniwell
Morg
James
Plong
4 Machine
Quaker City
Democratic
Athens and
Clarke County
Foster Says Palmer Is Playing for the Big Business Support
Pittsburgh April 15 Associated Press reports W Z Bomber, ex-steel strike head, named in Washington as driving outlaw railroad strike, declares no connection while Palmer is accused by Attorney General Palmer of courting big business support in a bid for the presidency.
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Foster
Palmer
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
W. Z
Washington
Iit
Rumors of War Plot Shake Berlin and Paris
Paris reports Germany tightens security around government buildings and moves tanks and armored cars after rumors of a new plan to overthrow the government and form an alliance with Soviet Russia to declare war on France. Mexico City says Michoacan Hidalgo and Zacatecas unlikely to join Sonora revolt. General Dieguez leads 19,000 troops toward Sonora to quell the revolt.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Berlin
Mexico City
Michoacan
Hidalgo
Zacatecas
Sonora
Dieguez
President Wilson Smith Champion Calls Labor Board Meeting
Washington April 1 Members of the railway labor union nominated by the senate were summoned by President Wilson to convene tomorrow to organize. The move aims to test if the labor board will ease railroad wage disputes and calm unrest. Attorney General Palmer said the justice department will not relaunch efforts in any direction. District attorneys plan to scrutinize agitators and enforce the law during strikes.
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Associated Orfeas
Washington
Senate
Wilson
Palmer
Department of Justice
Mee Hng
Investigation claims foreign interests target new trade routes
Washington on April 15 reports congressional inquiry into alleged foreign influence aimed at halting the expansion of American foreign routes. Hale accuses northern commercial groups of aiding a campaign against new rates, warning it obscures a pro-British stance and notes efforts to align Halifax freight costs with New York from the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi Valley
South
Atlantic
Gulf
New York
Hale
North Atlantic
Halifax
Middle West
Officials seek railroad strike lists to root out radicals
Washington officials plan to ask railroads for names of strikers to reveal internal borers. Assistant Attorney General Garvan says the effort will trace the identity of radicals using the department’s board index of more than 60 000 names. The work continues despite strike collapse and Palmer notes improving chaos.
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Associated Press
Washington
Garvan
Palmer
Believes Obregon 18 Hiding in Suburbs
Reports and counter reports circulate about Lieut. Colonel Alvaro Obregon possibly hiding in Mexico City suburbs. Local newspapers debate the claim while a border life attempt on President Carranza remains uncredited, per Associated Press dispatches.
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Obregon
Presa
Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Associated Press
Carranza
Rehabilitation Club Social Tonight At W C A Athletic Building
The Georgia Rehabilitation Club hosts a party this evening in the W C A Athletic Building on Hancock Avenue. The event features music, games, and a program designed for evening entertainment with guests including Agricultural Faculty Unton Co-eds W G A members and the Business and Professional Women’s Club.
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Georgia Rehabilitation Club
Hancock Avenue
Nasium
Clayton Street
Pate
Appearance docket set for Wednesday in April term court
The appearance docket for the April term of the Superior Court is scheduled for Wednesday morning at 10 o clock, announced by clerk EB J Crawford. The criminal docket will be heard starting Monday.
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Superior Court
EB. J. Crawford
Thornburn of Atlanta Pitches No Hit Game
Atlanta pitcher Thorburn threw the first no hit game of the season against Chattanooga. Only five Chattanooga players reached base, four by errors and one on a walk.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Thorburn
Atlanta
Chamber Urges Action as Athens Dodgers Lose Industry
The Athens Chamber of Commerce calls a meeting tonight to halt the loss of a large manufacturing concern. Officials say a factory already in town faces dismantling and relocation unless quick action is taken, with members urged to join the effort and discuss the Chamber’s drive to attract new industries.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Aio
Athélis
New York Railroad Managers Issue Ultimatum to Brotherhoods
New York April 15 The Railroad General Manager's Association warned the railroad brotherhoods to return workers by Moon Saturday or the railroads will hire replacements. In New York longshoremen voted to strike until equal pay with deep sea workers is reached.
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Associated Press
New York
Railroad General Manager’s Association of New York
Associated New York
Coaitche
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Democratic Party of
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State Committee
Keystone
Clearfield
Matthew Hale
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