Treaty Committee Action on Relaxed Terms and Possible Suspensions
A fragment from a legislative report describes committee action on a treaty and potential moves to suspend treaties with Austria Bulgaria and Turkey. It notes references to Senator Knox and Pennsylvania representatives and mentions ongoing debate over adoption and related motions tied to Shantung and other strategic settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Rasepet
Nad
Senater-Knox
Pennsylvania
Austria- Bulgaria
Turkey
Dabatoa
Shantung
Senate debates Shantung and Germany treaty fate
Democratic and Republican senators spar over Shantung provisions and the German peace treaty. Lodge presses for full access to Austria Hungary Bulgaria Turkey pacts while anti British moves loom. Republicans claim enough votes to pass or block, with debates on self determination for Scotland and Egypt amid pressure from Lodge and Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Shantung
Senate
Shantul
Dynam
United States
WEY
Great Britain
Japan
Britain
Scnatora
America
Joseph W.foll
Missouri
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Borah
Idaho
Egypt
Ireland
George J. Bryer
Scotland
Ecome
State Department
China
League of Nations
Republicen
League
Pomerene, Dem~carat
Ghio
Foreign Relations Committee
French Plane Goliath Lands North of Dakar
Paris reports the French airship Goliath landed north of Dakar with a broken propeller. Eight aboard, including Lt Bossoutrott, were aboard when it left Versailles on August 11 for Dakar. After stops in Casablanca and Mogador to refuel and arm, the craft descended at Mogador then sent only a single wireless update from Dakar. Three bodies reportedly brought to Casablanca by the patrol ship Diana suggested possible crew fatalities.
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Paris
Presa
Goliath
Dakar
Bossoutrott
Versailles
French West Africa
Casa Blanca
Morocco
Deker
Mo~gador
Dezert
Mogador
Paria
Diana
Surplus Army Food For Drought Victims
Washington August 23 Surplus army food would be distributed to residents of drought stricken areas in Montana under a resolution passed today by the senate and sent to the house Senator Smoot Republican Utah said such legislation was dangerous and Montana should be able to take care of the situation Senator Walsh Montana and the state authorities had done everything in their power and had deemed it viable to appeal to the federal government
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Washington
Montana
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
Walsh
Federal
First Police Women of Czecho Slovakia Sought by Prague
Four members of the Young Women's Christian Association were asked to become the first police women of Czecho-Slovakia. The overseas committee of the organization received the request from Prague's police commissioner. The women would serve in social service work.
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New York
Young
Christian
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Irish Bond Issue For United States Bond Plan
New York, August 28. The Irish republican mission announced an open headquarters here to run the work of floating the 10,200,000 bond issue to be undertaken by the American commission on Irish independence under the chairmanship of Frank P. Walsh and Eamon de Valera, president of the Irish republic. He will speak at Richmond, Va., August 26.
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New York
Irish Republican Mission
American Commission
Prank P. Walsh
Eamonn de Valera
Forest Fires Close Glacier Park to Tourists
Tourists and campers are barred from Medicine Lake region in Glacier National Park due to ongoing forest fires. The Two-Medicine fire, reportedly started by campers, drives closures as authorities warn of damage to the park’s scenery and safety.
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Aligubs
Medicine Lake
Gla
Cier National Park
Helena
Glacier
Mystery Good Samaritan Ends With Vanished Helper
Francis E Price, staff photographer, recalls a mystery after a man he rushed to Grady hospital in a Be street crash vanished. T. A. Morton drove into a post on Lee street, injuring little, as a Brown motorman failed to stop due to blinding lights. John Willard of Fayetteville aided Morton before fleeing from the running car at intermission.
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Good Samaritan
Francis E. Price
Constitution
Grady Hospital
Bee Street
Hangon Motor Company
T. A. Morton
Morton-Bailey Company, Certified Accountants
Lee Street
Central of Georgia Railroad
Morton
Brown
East Point
Merton
Price
John Willard
Fayetteville
New Judge Opens Fight on Hoarding
United States judge Sibley, based in Union Point, has begun a campaign against hoarding. He built a parlor and garden, lacks a telephone and stenographer, and values hands on work. He graduated from the University of Georgia at 19, married Florence Hart in 1897, and has three children. He plans to move to Atlanta for rest and to escape high real estate costs.
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United States
Sibley
Union Point
Georgia Railroad
University of Georgia
Georgia
Judge Sibley
Misa Florence Weldon Hart
William Hart Sibley
Aoe
Sarah Virginia Sibley
Plorence Weldon Sibley
Ladies
Garden Club
Red Cross
Roother
Judie Sibley
Atlanta
Relief Work of Europe to Be Carried On
Herbert Hoover announces continuation of relief efforts in Europe after the administration forms a charitable organization with its main office in New York. The group will complete feeding and aid programs in various parts of Europe within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
He “Haa
New
Yori
London alarms over drop in sterling and trade
London voices intensified concern as sterling weakness in the United States persists amid warnings that the trade balance affects both nations. The Daily Mail urges higher British output while American bankers warn exporters against rushing Britain’s market despite import relaxations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sterling
United States
The
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Seeco 3
the Mail
Annals of Trade
America
Chamber’ of Commerce
Pacific fleet May visit far East after Pacific coast tours
The Pacific fleet may visit Japan, China and the Philippines if official invitations are extended by Oriental governments. The New York and four destroyers, carrying Secretary Daniels, sailed from Honolulu for Hilo after a Hawaiian luau, with Chinese and Japanese consuls meeting Daniels.
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Honolulu
Japan
Ina
Philippines
Sey
Tokyo
Orient
Pacific
United States
Daniela
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Hilo
Hawaii
McCarthy
Daniels
Luau
Allied notes to Germany seek restitution and document handover
Paris on August 24 reports the supreme council plans to dispatch two notes to Germany. The first demands restitution for seized assets from Roma and Slavic governments and those seized by Germany during the war. The second notes Germany’s intention to hand over documents to the Allies regarding invaded territories and asserts no discussion of the peace treaty.
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Paris
Mote
Rmandele
Dom Gee
Germany
Strikers at Tampa Return to Work After Vote
Tampa Fla August 28 The equalization committee counted votes on a manufacturers proposition for a 16 percent wage increase. The result 2 047 in favor and 283 against clears the way for workers to resume duties Monday. Earlier July 29 more than 7 406 voted on a strike referendum. The 15 percent raise proposal was circulated about a week prior and drew little opposition.
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Tampa
Pla
Cifar
Big Cargo of Cotton for Czecho Slovaks
Officials of the Kerr Steamship line said that 22 000 bales of cotton carried on the steamer Waukesgan left New Orleans on June 29 for Hamburg and were destined for distribution in the Czecho Slovak Republic, a point cited by Senator Fall in a senate speech.
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New Orleans
Kerr Steamship Line
Hamburg
Fall
Senate
Germany
Czecho-Slovak Republic
Surplus Army Trucks Held Up By War Department
Washington August 23 Delivery of surplus army trucks by the war department to the agriculture department for state road construction has been delayed by a decision of the judge advocate general that the gift is not authorized. The matter centers on the authority and a new measure under consideration.
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Washington
War Department
Department ‘of Agriculture
Judge Advocate General
Faris Returns to France Amid Industrial Reconstruction Reports
Reports state Faris has returned to France amid Germany’s industrial reconstruction drive. Details are unclear but the movement appears tied to wartime production shifts.
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Faris
Germany
France
Atlanta Climate Bureau chief drafts new guide
Bred Houshe, secretary of the Atlante Convention Bureau, after a tour of the Northwest, outlined plans for a revised climate booklet. He notes Atlanta’s altitude of 1050 feet, compares it with other cities, and says the guide will cover monthly temperatures, rainfall, humidity, and prevailing winds. The bureau has 21 conventions booked for 1990, including the Confederate veterans reunion in October, with plans to assist broadly.
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Bred Houshe
Atlanta
Denver
Salt ‘Lake
Rocky Mountains
Indianapolis
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
New York
Boston
San Francisco
New
Jenna
Northwest
Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Convention Bureau
Confederate Veterans
Mrs Joseph Schmidt Injured in Street Car Crash
Mrs Joseph A Schmidt sustained a badly sprained ankle and forearm along with several bruises and internal lacerations when a boulevard street car collided with a Decature trailer on Auburn Avenue Thursday evening. Doctors have not yet determined the full extent of internal injuries.
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Joseph A. Schmidt
Boulevard
Decature
Auburn Avenue
Kentucky elder citizen remembered in local notice
A brief obituary notes the death of a 78 year old resident from the area in Kentucky. The notice highlights the individual as a longtime community member and references his home herd and engagement in local affairs.
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Cowan
Baeon
Kentucky
Knowledge for business men on law offered by night classes
The passage notes that Georgia offers night classes teaching legal knowledge to business men. It suggests that in a few months they can learn the law relevant to business, highlighting an opportunity to gain practical legal understanding through special departments and evening programs.
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Atlanta
Liaw’ 5
Georgia
Lieutenant Carter Awarded Distinguished Service Cross
Lieutenant Frank Carter of 41 Teestreat, son of Mr and Mrs Ex Vi Carter, received the Distinguished Service Cross from General Pershing. Colonie M. Bailey of the Atlanta recruiting station accepted the cross Saturday. Carter, a first lieutenant with the 326th Infantry, earned the award for heroism at Saint Jovin, France, last October. Citation dated March.
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Frank Carter
Vi. Carter
Teestreat
Pershing
Colonie
France
Conference Postponed Due to Vacation Travel Plans
The insurance and industrial workers conference scheduled for Sunday afternoon, August 24, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Auburn Avenue and Butler Street has been postponed. Eminent speakers, both white and colored, were invited. a new date has not been announced.
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St. Paul
Auburn
Butler ‘Street
British Warships Sighted Near Belize and Progreso Reports
Copied fragments note British warships seen at Belize and British Honduras. Reports from Progreso, Yucatan say five ships, believed American, paused at the port and then moved northward days ago. The item reflects dated wartime naval movement chatter.
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Belize
Laredo
Texas
Progreso
Yucatan
Honduras
Vere Cruz
The Innocent Suffer On Account of the Guilty war 3
An excerpted religious reflection discusses innocent suffering caused by others sins in war pestilence and persecution. It cites Jesus teachings from Luke and revelations and Mormon scriptures to argue that the innocent endure trials as a disciplinary or reformative measure while hopeful promises lie for those in Christ.
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Jesus” Christ
Alain
Jesus
Galifesus
Cam
Holy City
Alma
Amulek
Christ
Forman
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