Patience Exhausted As Wilson Breaks With Germany
Washington April 19 President Wilson tells Congress the United States is forced to sever relations with Germany over its unrestricted submarine warfare. He details German assurances that proved hollow, cites attacks on Lusitania Sussex and others, and states the U.S. cannot remain silent as neutral rights and humanitarian law are sacrificed. He says only immediate abandonment of such warfare will prevent a diplomatic break.
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Spring Lamps in Rich Mahogany and Silk Shades Sale
In a timely sale cherishing spring home makeovers, a range of lamps from dainty bondon and desk models to large floor pieces in mahogany with silk shades are offered. Prices, previously limited, now attract attention with rose gold mulberry and similar hues, typically advertised from 4 25 to 5 dollars.
Smith Estate Hearing Draws to Close in Macon
In Macon Georgia on April 19 the Smith estate case, ongoing two weeks, will finish testimony Thursday at 10 30 am. Plaintiffs’ attorneys will offer documentary evidence in rebuttal of Zadoc Smith claimants affidavits. Arguments begin then and may finish by Friday night, possibly extending to Saturday. Judge Speer expected to rule shortly after submission.
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Remnants of Third Georgia Honor Civil War Relics
A small ceremony in the Georgia state capitol encased the Third Georgia regiment relics the Confederate flag and drum. John M. Lindsey presided as president over the event with regimental descendants and officials in attendance. The relics were placed in mahogany cases for display in the capitol rotunda for public inspection.
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