First Prohibition Vote in Georgia House Shows Ten Vote Lead
Atlanta reports the first real test between rival prohibition factions in the Georgia House. With 18 absentees, the majority faction leads by ten votes on a motion to refer an anti shipping bill to a general judiciary committee. The lengthy debate includes clashes between Ayer and Fullbright and assurances that the temperance committee will promptly act on bills.
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Greek cabinet forced vote of confidence amid Venizelos clash
London reports Greek cabinet headed by Venizelos failed vote of confidence 147 to 114 in chamber of deputies amid disputes with War Minister Yanakitsas. Debate follows Venizelos resignation over king’s stance on joining the Allies, with uncertain future for Greece and potential royal dissolution of the chamber. Romania likewise declines Entente terms. Whitlock arrives U.S. for health. fighting fronts show Austro German advances and Allied landings at Saloniki.
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Wilson Speech Brings Applause at Manhattan Club Banquet
President Wilson's address at the Manhattan Club banquet drew enthusiastic applause as he defended national defense. Henry Watterson canceled his appearance sending regret. Wilson planned to stay another day and dine with Cleveland H. Dodge's host family, with Mrs. Wilson.
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Villa charges Carranza forge killed Americans
Francisco Villa with 3000 troops, defeated by Carranza forces at Agua Prieta, arrives in Naco Sonora and says four Americans were shot by Carranza troops while aiding wounded under a Red Cross flag. He names Dr R H Tighen, Dr Milery, and chauffeurs J D Plyant and A D Wilson, but cites doubt over the deaths. The U S Army investigates.
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