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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1919
Page
7
The text describes proposed changes to the article governing Kriesa territory. It notes replacing certain words with a reference to a commission of the principal allied powers and extending allied control until a plebiscite. Senator Fall is linked to the amendment process and to Article 35.
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts said a Senate reservation on Ireland would be introduced to express the sense that every nation has the right to self-determination. As discussion of treaty amendments began, the committee decided not to vote on any until it had spoken with the President. There will be further debate.
Senator Hitchcock said the Senate committee could report within ten days or two weeks as Republicans avoided promising votes. Chairman Lodge may back prompt action, with witnesses possibly testifying next week. The administration seeks to move the treaty from committee to the full Senate promptly.
The record shows McNary and Lana Hitchcock meeting with senators and lodge offices to discuss the senate situation. Several committee members talked with McNary during the day but offered no formal announcement or decisive action.
Atlanta edition reports a heated Senate debate as Republican opponents press to reject the treaty or seek amendments. President and Hitchcock clash over reservations and a White House conference planned for Tuesday with the foreign relations committees. Strong questioning by senators Brandagee and Johnson evident as the fight narrows to radical opposition versus amendment advocates.
Washington August 16 Robert S. Smith has been commissioned post master at Alapaha Ga.
An old advertising passage touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as purifying and enriching blood to restore energy and appetite. It emphasizes quinine content, broad family use, and a long history of serving malarial and strength needs, priced at 60 cents per bottle and sold at drug stores.
Senator Hitchcock said the foreign relations committee would report the German peace treaty to the Senate within ten days without amendments or reservations. He warned that any textual changes would force a return to negotiations, potentially delaying ratification and complicating U United States terms. The president pressed for a prompt report and warned that even mild reservations could signal U.S. half hearted involvement.
Washington, August 15. President Wilson and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will meet at the White House on Tuesday the 19th at 10 o clock to discuss the peace treaty. A stenographer will be present for a full record, with the suggestion that a committee stenographer join. the press will receive relayed transcripts. Lodge and Hitchcock figures are cited. the meeting aims for an open, non confidential discussion with no secrecy.
Investigations into food hoarding and price manipulation expand across Georgia with officials led by Lewis J Baley and D J Gantt promising swift court action. Eggs stored in Atlanta and government supply delays prompt calls for federal grand jury help and broader state scrutiny. Mayors and distributors urge complete government stock to ensure public access.
Macon Georgia August 15 Special. Macon police were asked to provide protection for non union workers at TorA merican Plywood plant amid a 475 man strike. Two men were said to have fought over union matters though some reports noted no disturbances. The strike began after two men were dismissed and the company refused to recognize the union. Union officials claim the firm will deal with individuals, not the union. A meeting sought to form conference committees to resolve the dispute with company officials.
Two aviators from Souther field attempt a publicity flight to Atlanta with a prize pig and a Army recruit. Both planes disappeared into clouds over LaGrange after leaving Southerfield. Lt McMullen landed at Richland and reached Atlanta alone. Lt Wolfe is expected to arrive later while James Taylor rests in Atlanta.
Berlin August 15 A women’s demonstration for the speedy return of German prisoners of war held in Philharmonic hall ended when police dispersed them after they marched to the chancellery and delivered a tongue lashing. The rally grew noisy with tears and fainting as speakers drew support for government action or bold insurgent plans. Dr Doering assisted in restoring order while Sister Monika defended releases. Later the crowd voted to send messages to Japan and the United States urging prisoner release.
Clermont Ga August 15 Recent real estate transactions include the Tarvard property sale with dwelling and farm to W H Staton the Griffin residence sold to John T Cobb the J Brown residence sold to M Gadzine and Griffith Brothers sale of several parcels of the Asbury place in White County P Payne building a new home on Main Street.
An advertisement claims Hoby's Second Summer Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine cures stomach and bowel troubles with perfect safety. It states it is harmless and can be given to infants, referencing a bottle restriction and an adv caption.
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