One Million Men For Peace Army Passes Senate
Washington April 1 The senate passed an army reorganization bill creating a peace army of one million men and a regular army of 250 000 with a reserve force and a youth reserve corps. The measure would federalize national guard forces and boost overall strength to 790 400 plus youth reserves. Debate included rejection of a reduction plan and notes of looming war threats. Continued on Page Nine.
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Charter Revision Seems Assured in Atlanta City Hall
Mayor Woodward and Alderman Dunlap push for two 25 member committees to draft charters for public approval. The charter revision committee, led by Councilman Edwin F. Johnson, will meet Thursday at 4. Members weigh revising the present charter versus adopting a new one, with mixed views on a commission form of government and the need for economy and centralized responsibility. Continued on Page Four.
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Easter Fashion Show Promises Bright Spring Styles
Department stores shoe shops milliners and novelty shops report the busiest pre Easter period in a decade. New season fashions tempt with fresh styles and lower prices. consumers, guided by The Constitution’s ads, expect quality and economy throughout the season.
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Constitution guarantees ad claims in stores
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Market Savings Noted In Local Ledger
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Trebizond Falls to Russian Forces in Black Sea Victory
Washington reports the German embassy demands return of papers seized in New York from Captain Franz von Papen's offices and seeks release of Wolfe von Igel on conspiracy charges. In New York, Von Igel is held on $20,000 bail after being charged with complicity in a Welland canal plot. Trebizond, the Black Sea port, falls to Russian forces in a swift operation, part of a broader push isolating Turkish troops in Mesopotamia.
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United States aims in Villa pursuit under review
Washington reports that the administration awaits further officer reports in Mexico before deciding to withdraw or reinforce the Villa pursuit. More troops are placed at Pershing’s disposal to protect the long border communications as officials weigh risks from possible German action and Carranza’s stance.
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Wilson to Address Submarine Crisis Before Congress
President Wilson will speak to a joint session of the House and Senate in the capital tomorrow at 1 PM on the submarine situation with Germany. Details are not disclosed as officials anticipate a possible ultimatum or severance of relations, while preparations for a joint session and further meetings with congressional leaders unfold.
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Let Wilson Do Worst Says German Editors
Berlin reports newspapers prepare readers for Washington note. Jagow replies to American inquiries disappointing. editors fear Wilson may withdraw from the Mexican undertaking. Conservative papers urge restraint but echo tone of “let President Wilson do his worst” while Frankfurter Zeitung calls for peace if Germany aligns submarine warfare with neutral rights.
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Wilson’s Duty to Humanity Guided U S in World Role
President Wilson outlined America’s duty to humanity in remarks on April 18 and a Jefferson day speech. He asked if the nation would risk entanglement, adding that U S action should defend global interests when aligned with mankind’s welfare and withdraw when not. He spoke before the D A R about fighting for all mankind rather than for self alone.
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Weather Prophecy Fair Forecast for Wednesday
The forecast calls for Georgia and Washington regions to experience a fair, mild Wednesday with light winds. No precipitation expected, temperatures mild across areas under the forecast.
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