Treaty protocol laid before Senate amid war talks
Vice President Marshall presented a German treaty protocol and memorandums to the Senate. President Wilson’s letters and State Department copies accompanied the documents. The accord outlines methods for German cooperation, the creation of commissions to assess Helgoland fortifications, and the framing of a memorandum among signatory powers.
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Vice Pres- Marshell
Lansing
Foreign Rela Committee
Al‘nd
Helgoland
Wilson
Senate
Ger
Germany
Igned
Woodrow Wilson
Poland
Ishington
Versailles
Lodge
Gn Relations Committee
Diplomatic Negotiations Over Mexican Claims Dramatize U.S. Risk
A leaked report outlines U.S. claims against Mexico totaling over 26 million dollars for killings and injuries since Diaz, with 94 claims filed. It notes Carranza forces among the bandits in Tampico and urges U.S. action to depose Carranza or support a liberal regime while avoiding harming American interests.
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Seety Lansing
Mexico
Candido Aguilar
United States
Ertigens
Diaz
Maye
Carranza
Moye
Asi
Ceeest
Tampico
Car- Yanza
Moyer
Mare Y
House Committee
Gates
Tija
Campbell
Morgenthau
Whitlock
Mexico City
Senator Lodge Receives Private Document in Parliament
A Senator Lodge received a copy of a private document presented to the British Parliament. The note describes the bitter content and its exposure in parliamentary debate, signaling diplomatic sensitivity and potential public interest.
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Lodge
New Labor Crisis Threatens Railroads and Wages
The article outlines a growing labor crisis as railroads face a large six month deficit and rising costs. Director General Hines cites wage demands and freight declines, while Wilson and Congress consider a specialized tribunal to set wages and potentially raise rates to fund increases.
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Hines
Railroad Administration
Middle West
South
Worl
Cummins
Exch
Congressional Commerce Committee
Congress
Wilson
Navy
Arsenpla
Faia
Esses
Ste | Létier
Walker
D. Hines
Rali
Striking Railroad Shopmen Hit Southeast Across States
In August 1 reports, thousands of Atlantic Coast Line, Georgia Southern and Florida, and other southeastern shop workers walk out or threaten to, as unions press for higher pay. Savannah, Waycross, Thomasville, and Valdosta centers report widespread sympathy strikes and disrupted operations as talks with authorities stall.
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Waycross
Waycrogs
Sperial
Atlantic
D. M. Pearsall
United’ States
Savannah
Coast Line
Declara
Central of Georgia
Atlantic’ Coast Line
Southern
Midland
Atlanta
Central
Thomasville
Spe
Cial
Inne
Valdosta
Georgia
Florida
Brg
de Bees
Drive for Funds for Gray Reunion Held Friday
Friday night drive for funds for the Gray reunion aimed at securing a permanent Atlanta stay. The committee plans events at the Chamber of Commerce building Sixth floor and assembly room with about 250 personnel, seeking $40,000 already raised. Albert Rowell named chairman. committee to meet Friday morning at 10.4 head, with Bene Black and others coordinating entertainment and arrangements.
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Bilox
Misa
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Womimmittee
Albert
Rowel
Bene 'Wlack Cea Rommees
Tainment Ct T Teat
City steam dispute reveals gas plant steam use
Investigation shows Atlanta Gas Light used city steam through a buried pipe connected to the crematory boilers. Officials described a gentlemen's agreement with city engineers for steam in exchange for coke, with estimates valuing steam at up to $6,592.16 for the period. The board urged the gas company to pay for steam consumed, though the company disputed measurements and asserted minimal usage.
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Atlanta Gas’ Light. Company
Atlanta
Real
Key
Mber
PF. L. Moon
Doty Baker
Ita
Pla
Board of Health
Linton Smith
Preston S. Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Company
Wees
Ice Shortage Threatens Atlanta Consumers
A communication to the council cites a pretext from twelve negro peddlers for Atlantic Ice and Coal claiming tea shortages for customers. The mayor notes frequent complaints from ice users statewide, though company officials say Atlanta’s demand is high but comparable to other cities. Dudley, president of Consumers Tea, admits a serious shortage with June and July depleting storage and limited daily production.
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Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Ofco
Imayor
Atlantis Ice and Coal Corporation
Company
Atlanta
Sea
Isa
Dudley
Casumers’ Tea- Company
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Board of Railroad
Daniel Bros. Co
Peachtree
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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Schaffner & Marx Dixie
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New York
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Washington
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