Senators Adopt Taft Amendment To Peage Treaty
Foreign Relations Committee backed a Taft amendment restricting Britain to a single vote in the League assembly or council, equalizing U S power with Britain on key matters. It passed 9 to 8 with some Democratic dissent and included other revisions on representation and voting rules for the United States.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Philadelphia
Pubic Ledgers Service
Wil
Washington
Senate
Germany
Taft
Will Hays
Republican National Committee
British Empire
Assembly
Council
League of Nations
Great Britain
England
Moses
New Hampshire
Ric Cumbéer
North Dalforta
League
Johnson
California
United States
Falr
New Mexico
Empire
McCumber
Williams
Ceck
Newspapers Asked To Bar War Story By Ludendorff
Senator Chamberlain urged American newspapers to refuse printing General Ludendorffs war tale. He cited reports that several papers planned to publish the German generals account and urged editors to decline without waiting for Congress. Senator Lodge supported the call, agreeing newspapers should not print the story.
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Ludendorff
Chamberlain
Lodge
Washington
Senator Chamberlain
Democraft
Oregon
Senate
Congress
Germany
Senator Lodge
Whitehall paving contract urged to finish before veterans
City street committee told McDougald Construction to meet all specs and time limits on Whitehall Street paving from Alabama to Mitchell. Rain delays may grant about thirty extra days, merchants demand speedier work ahead of October Confederate veterans reunion expected to draw large crowds. Committee moved to extend action to other contracts and sought $600 for pruning trees on sixty streets while ordering repairs and reshaping several avenues and sidewalks across multiple streets.
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Counc
H. L. Collier
McDougald Construction Company
Whitehall Street
Alabams
Mitchell Street
Raina
Whitehall
Collier
Finance Committee
Atlanta
Severne Avenue
North Avenue
Vaud Avenue
Southern Railroad
Madison Avenue
Mitchell
Peters Streets
Fast Baker Street
Ivy
Courtland Streets
Juniper Street
Bedford Place
Ponce Dé Leon Avenue
Church Street
Tilden Avenue
Longley Avenue
Langley Avenue
Marte
Niles, Avenue
Judge Wade Dies After Eight Week Illness
After an eight week illness Judge Peyton L. Wade chief judge of the court of appeals and a distinguished Georgia lawyer died Friday afternoon at his home on Juniper street. His death followed influenza in the spring and a relapse. The funeral will be held Sunday at Athens, home of his parents, with burial there after sending the body by Seaboard Air Line.
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Jndys Peyton L. Wade
Court of Bitéalé
Georgia
Juniper Street
Athens
Judge Wade
Seabard Air Line
H. M. Pattirson & Son
Dublin
Consumer Pays 32 Cents a Pound For 8 Cent Beef
Washington August 29 Interjecting sharp advice to city dwellers meat prices and the packing industry are under fire as western stockmen protest the Kenyon Kendrick bills. George T Donaldson president of the Ienance State Live stock association says production may need curtailment so consumers eat the whole beef carcass. Cattle commissioner J H Mercer and others back the probe into distribution in eastern cities. Continued on Page 4 Column 5
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Washington
Senate Agriculture
enyon-Kendrick
George T. Donaldson
Ianessa State Livestock Association
J. H. Mercer
Young Vanderbilt Cub Reporter Takes Herald Job
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., son of Brigadier General Cornelius Vanderbilt, leaves Newport life to join The New York Herald as a cub reporter at 25 dollars a week. He pursued reporting on his own accord, saying he admires newsmen for their resourcefulness and alertness, noting transfers of discipline in France with the Twenty-seventh division.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
New York Herald
Nawenapor
France
Islwaya
Airman Fined For Flying Plane Over Farm House
Kansas City August 29 On a charge of flying his airplane within ten feet of the roof of a farmer s house Charles H Levy was fined 25 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace in a justice court at Dow s ing Mo today The complainant Pred Hoenaman a farmer near a local aviation field said the aviator frightened his family and stock It was admitted no statute covered the case Justice Farmer ruled the aviator disturbed the peace Levy said he would appeal the case
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Kansas City
Charles H. Levy
In & Justice Court
Dowsyng Mo
Pred Hoenaman
Justice Farmer
Levy
Season Opens For Mexico Rebel Activity Seethe
Ciudad Juarez August 29 1919 The 1919 20 season for revolutionary activity in Mexico opens July and August rain drives rebels to bury rifles and act peacefully by September bands reorganize for fall winter spring activities Bandits and revolutionists both act under the law of might the rebel groups seek license taxes from districts while in control Continuead on Page 18 Column 2
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James A. Holloman
Ciudad Juarez
Mexico
Sale of U. S. food to grocers halted for time
Government food sales to Atlanta grocers were stopped while an inventory of distributed supplies is taken. Officials say it is temporary, but some fear it signals the end of city distribution. Parcels post sales to consumers may replace grocer channels. twelve clerks at the Candler Warehouse handle orders and stamps.
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Atlanta
At- Tanta
Atlants
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Candler wardHouse
Pastmaster Jones
M. G. Zalinske
Army
Zalinske
Wilson plans national tour to rally support for treaty
President Wilson will embark on a nationwide tour beginning next Wednesday to press Senate ratification of the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations. He will address concerns over high living costs and labor unrest, arguing no permanent solution without ratification. The itinerary covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky as he frames the treaty and league as essential to national issues.
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Senate
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Service
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Great Northwest
Leigue
Mississippi River
Indiana
Kentucky
Amefles
Europe
Flong
Carl W. Ackerman
Ackerman
Soma
Mr. Wilson Ea
Cotamn & i
Resignation of City Bacteriologist Dr Claude A Smith
Dr Claude A Smith the city bacteriologist tendered his resignation to the board of health on Friday afternoon. The resignation was accepted and Dr I B Kennedy nominated Dr J Cocker to succeed him. the board elected Dr Cocker who had been assistant city chemist and bacteriologist. Dr Smith served fourteen years and was highly regarded. Dr Cocker recently returned from France where he served as a captain in the sanitary corps and has five years experience with the office.
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Claud A. Smith
Board of Health
I B. Kennedy
City Health Ofoteer
J. Cocker
City
Smith
Airplanes Collide Near Marfa Texas in Night Crash
Two airplanes piloted by Lieutenants Ben fon and St John collided near Marfa Texas while returning from Presidio. One airship burned and the other was wrecked. Major Hill and Captain vior accompanied the patrol but none was badly injured. The crash was near Royce field as they returned to station.
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Marfa
Texas
Ben
Fon
St John
Presidio
Major Hill
Vior
Royce Field
Strike Delay To Allow Wilson Change To Strike
Labor leaders press for a conservative course yet warn the United States Steel workers’ action could be postponed to give President Wilson a chance to avert a strike. Gompers seen at the White House after returning to Washington, no formal statement issued.
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Samuel Gompers
Committee of Steel Workers
Whit. House
Filtadalana
Ieee Ledger
Washington
King
Wilson
Atework
United States Steel Corporation
White House
American Federation of Labor
Steel Workers’ Committee
Gompers
United States
Tumilly
Gompera
Northwest
California
Pacific Coast
Steet
Weather Prophecy Fair Forecast For Georgia
Weather outlook for Washington Porecaat Georgia shows showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday and Sunday. Expect brief showers with thunder and gusty winds, turning to moderate variable winds as activity moves through the area.
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Washington
Georgia
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J. E. Acker
America
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