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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
11
Mexico admitted the charge in the fet IEEE case, acknowledging blame and outlining steps or penalties. A formal ruling identified responsibility, prompting procedural responses and potential remedies for affected parties.
National amendments and wartime price controls spark debate led by Senator Palme and Attorney General Palmer. Lawmakers warn against drastic licensing and fear profiteering, while sugar and wheat controls loom under federal licensing machinery and the sugar price cap.
The text argues that Mexico cannot ensure full protection for foreign residents within its borders due to ongoing civil conflict and difficult territory. It notes attempts to safeguard lives, but warns foreigners may avoid travel to dangerous areas, risking offenses and distrust. The piece emphasizes the government’s moral duty to pursue culpable parties when offenses occur.
The Mexican government promises to reimburse paymasters for funds taken when escorted by its guards and urges U.S. citizens to stay in populous, well protected areas. Oil companies report distrust of escorts, citing increased danger to lives and funds. U.S. officials weigh policy shifts amid border tensions and congressional probes.
The article reports internal clashes as solons depart the capitol amid opposition to calendar actions and a governor facing a tough choice on the Knight amendment and the general appropriation bill. It notes battles over anti-suffrage agitation, capital removal, and the senate as a balance wheel versus the more unruly house.
A list of citizens protests a move by Atlanta's city authorities to disenfranchise women by withholding registration fee access. The petition argues women should be admitted to the democratic primary regardless of fee status and names numerous signatories supporting immediate relief and preservation of voting rights.
Fragmented remarks show Palmer urging rapid enactment of wearables and food cost controls while Smith of South Carolina cautions against broadening the list of controlled commodities. The exchange touches on whether shoes hats and clothing fit into price regulation and the broader impact on living costs amid wartime era debate.
A disturbing report details the lynching of a Black man in Ox County as crowds gathered and a publican administers harsh commentary. The incident follows a period of tension, with officials debating amendments to food control and economic relief measures. The House committees plan to meet to discuss drafts and funding aimed at curbing high living costs, while a resolution seeks detailed figures on wheat exports and prices from federal agencies.
General McAndrews tells committee that universal military service would take two to three years to start, warning a large force may be needed for protection. He disputes three month training, noting combat divisions averaged at least six months training. General Ruliard supports three months as minimum, while three experienced soldiers form a team. Chairman Wadsworth notes projected annual costs near 900 million dollars, with 800 million for a standing army. McAndrews says savings possible by reductions.
Commissioners and planters from Fulton county and Fort Valley endorse a new cotton chopper cultivator after a field demonstration. Brown Plunkett Bassett Taylor Harper and others applaud its labor saving claims as factory work begins in Atlanta.
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