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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1919

Page

12

Millard Says Shantung Settlement Means War Warning

Thomas F. Millard testified to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Shantung settlement, reached after Japan's pressure at Versailles, portends war and could force U.S. involvement. He argued Japan would not abandon Shantung without superior force and warned of risks to American rights and missionaries if conflict with Japan escalates.

Thomas F. Millard Senate Versailles Wilson Millard Japan Shantung Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Thomas FP. Millard IAIK General Bliss United States League of Nations

Secret Shantung Talks Reveal Allied Compromise Proposals

Millard testified that China proposed a plan to cede Shantung to Japan if four allies accepted a joint co administration until an international port arrangement could be set. The United States showed reluctance to back such terms and China sought guarantees to protect territorial integrity, while the Lansing Ishii agreement was criticized as recognizing Japan’s special interest in China.

East China Ching Japan Kiao-Chow Tsing-Tao United States Millard Germany Shantung Tokio Pekin

Half Off Cartoons Magazine Quips On Love And Thrift

A cartoon caption mix targets romance and social vanity with lines about a woman jilting a fat suitor, then accepting him after his weight loss, and a quip about how “women live.” The toast of light satire centers on appearances and changing affections.

Cartoons Magazine

City Council Tax Assessors Meet For Hearing

The council tax assessors held a hearing last weeks to discuss collecting devices and remedies. Councilman A Couch chairs the committee and will report back at the next meeting. The event is tied to a Garcoons magazine note.

A. Couch

Church of the Incarnation Store Grows Amid High Living Costs

The church store in Latituition’s neighborhood expands amid a steady rush of customers. A third consignment of government food arrives, with more stock to meet demand as locals fill baskets and push carts. The venture supports the Episcopal society’s social service program and draws business cooperation from nearby merchants.

Church of the Incarnation Candler Aolp Pro Episcopal Church

Prohibition Era Court Cites Booze and Rope Fears

In a contentious session the judge admonishes Mike Stenson for alcohol possession under prohibition. Stenson pleads hardship as another defendant Fer hints at hanging, while the court imposes a $200 bond and vows to keep him from liquor, sending him to explain to a higher court.

Mike Stenson Hecro Recorder Johnson Mike Earth Sim

Rainy Monday Weather Delays Fishing Byshore in Georgia

A late afternoon shower cooled the hot day in Georgia as fishermen contended with slick streets and rising temperatures. An adult angler, fishing patiently for hours, endured a poor bite while a nearby urchin scampered by and a blunt remark from a growling passerby cut the quiet. The lone boy asked about luck as the man replied, hinting his father runs a fish shop nearby.

Angier

August Fur Sale Promises Soft Luxurious Coats

Advertises a wide range of fur coats and wraps for August sales. Highlights include Nutria, Jap Weasel, Scotch Mole, Natural Squirrel, Seal, and Hudson Seal styles. Describes coat lengths from 32 to 45 inches, belted options, and notable prices from 250 to 498.50 dollars.

Scotch. Mole Jong Kolinsky

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