President accepts Lodge open discussion on treaty
Washington August 14 The president tonight accepted Lodge’s request to meet the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for an open conference on the peace treaty. He will receive the committee at the White House Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock with stenographic reports of the discussion to be made available to newspapers.
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Senate Committee
White’ House
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Amendments Extend Food Control Act to Clothing and Necessities
Attorney General Palmer pressed for rapid congressional action on a proposed extension of the food control act to cover clothing and other necessities with penalties for violations. The Senate Agriculture Committee prepared to report, while lawmakers in the House sought to secure a Monday quorum to advance the measure.
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Atlanta Meeting Seeks Lower Food Prices and Fair Committees
A group reorganized Thursday to fight high living costs by creating fair price committees in counties. Officials including Major McClatchey and Lewis J. Baley announced plans to publish profiteers' names and inspect dealers initial pricing. The effort includes state wide letters to county food administrators and a push for public discussion sessions to curb price gouging.
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Christy Towed Model Sits for Navy Posters
A fragmented note mentions Christy Towed posing for Navy recruitment posters with phrases tied to wartime messaging. The garbled text includes references to Americans and a slogan It Want You for the Navy, suggesting a historical poster or recruitment context and noting June and wartime themes.
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Solons Depart Leaving Capitol for Routine Day
The general assembly adjourned as the Senate and House members returned home. Governors and officials moved through the Capitol, with clerks rushing to wrap up business on the last day. The milk bill and other measures faced final action, while preparations for potential crises lingered.
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Goal is in sight for reunion fund drive
The finance committee aims to raise sixty thousand dollars for Confederate entertainment next October. Committee chair Willie reports strong subscriber confidence as drive nears end, with reports sent to the chairman and several named local donors and firms supporting the effort.
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Mean Defeat for Client in Tribune Page 20
A fragment from the Tribune notes a decisive defeat for a client, described with minimal context. The column hints at a casualty or loss outcome, indicating a negative result in coverage on page 20 column 3. The summary preserves readable entities and the core event without sensational detail.
Harris Declines to Turn Over Money to Clemens
A fragmentary mid August report notes Harris refusing to hand over funds tied to an agreement with Al Pat ties. The Chicago Tribune cites the issue as a political agitation over women’s voting rights. City democratic committee planned meeting at noon to hear Lueten Farr’s reply amid pressure from prominent citizens.
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Weather Prophecy Forecasts Showers and Thunderstorms
A weather bulletin predicts showers and thunderstorms across regions on Friday with variable intensity and timing. Authorities urge residents to monitor updates as warm, humid air increases storm potential.
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Washington
Georgia
Carranza warned to protest US actions amid Mexico tensions
Washington reports a note exchange with Mexico City signaling possible U S diplomatic pressure over Mexican protection failures. A July 23 reply from Salvador Diegos Fernandez’s department states the Mexican government’s stance, amid a pattern of outrages against Americans and calls for policy changes.
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