Knox Warns Treaty Of Versailles Is Hard And Cruel
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania denounces the Versailles peace terms as hard and cruel, urges the United States to stay out of the settlement, pursue separate peace with Germany, and build a world order based on justice and a league of nations. He warns of centuries of bloodletting and argues for independent action and disavowal of German territory cessions.
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Germany
United States
Mr. Knox
Chris
League
Shantung
Congress
Knox
Peres
Rammrittes
Wilson
Russia
Satan
Japan
Europe
France
Versailles
High Seas
Lehmany
Neniatter
Ieind Bnd
Evan
Bryan outlines dual rail plan for federal ownership
Washington August 29 William Jennings Bryan testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee proposing a dual plan: 10 federal ownership of railroads and state control within boundaries. He attacked private ownership as indefensible, urged a skeleton national trunk system, estimated four to five billion dollars cost, and argued nationalization was preferable to private monopoly while warning against centralizing buying power in Washington.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Riliredda
Mr. Bryan
Thane
Bryan
New York
Winslow
Massachusetts
Congress
Comton
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Judge Wade Dies From Flu in 1914 Dublin Will and Legacy
The death of Judge Wade, a trusted Georgia jurist, follows illness from the flu. Born 1865 in Screven County, he rose from Dublin teacher and lawyer to Court of Appeals judge, later chief, with a noted library of 3000 volumes and wide scholarly interests. He married Guasie Black in 1895, leaving a daughter, Fredericka, and siblings in several states.
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Dublin
Court of Appeals
Richard B. Rushell
Wade
Guasle K.blaes
Screven
Miss
Freteriea
Judge Wade
F. W. Wade
Galveston
Texas
E. J.wade
Chicsto
R. M. Wade
Mariatta
T. di. Wade
Macon
Rosalie Wade
Athens
C. C. Shouse
Milledgeville
Knights of Pythias
Royal ‘Arcanum
PRL Gamma Delta
Spibite
Recognition of Peru de facto government by United States
The United States recognizes President Seguin as head of Peru's de facto government. Secretary Lansing directed the American legation in Lima to inform Peru's foreign affairs minister of the recognition in a note from the State Department.
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Washington
Peru
State Department
Lansing
Lime
United States
Seguin
General C. W. Hooper In Critical Condition
Salma Ala August 29 The condition of General G. W. Hooper state commander of the Confederate veterans who underwent an operation for intestinal obstruction early Tuesday morning was again reported as critical today.
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Salma
Ala
G. W. Hooper
The
Confederate Veterans
Lease Accepted for Quarters on Cherry Street
The past office department accepted a proposal by Matthew W. Kicklighter and Alexander L. Kicklighter to lease quarters on the south side of Cherry street between East Broad and Brunswick streets in Jesup Georgia. The term runs ten years from January 1 1920.
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Jesup P. O
Washington
Matthew, W. Kicklighter
Alexander L. Kicktighter
Cherry Street
East Broad
Brunswick Streets
Jesto
Regulation of Stockyards Hearing Sparked by Meat Prices
A chaotic hearing featured arguments on putting power in law to regulate stockyards and meat products. Senators questioned industry practices while witnesses, including Bachelor of Nebraska, attacked the plan as costly and impractical, urging Congress to investigate further.
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Somiisree
Directo
Yards Companion
Harrison
Mississippi
Tage
Congress
Bachelor
Nebraska Stackwen
Holland to reclaim Zee province by land reclamation plan
August 28 report from The Hague notes the Dutch government will undertake a vast land reclamation to create a new province by reclaiming the Zee region. The project aims to expand national territory, boost postwar prosperity, and aid Holland in overcoming industrial crisis, driven by the Zuyder Zee Vereeniging society through posters extolling the project.
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Lonuon Kmgt Philadelahia Public Ledger Service
Conyright
The
Hague
Zee
Halland
Zuyder Zee
Vereemsting Society
Two Blocks Burned in Downtown Merced Fire
A blaze last night wiped out two square blocks in the downtown business section near Los Bancs, Merced County. Originating in the rear of a former saloon, the fire destroyed homes housing about 200 people and caused estimated damage between 750000 and 1000000 dollars in iggies.
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Merced
Cal
Los Bancs
Consumer pays 32 cents a pound for meat regulation
The committee hears estimates that beef forequarters sell to traders at 8 cents per pound and reach consumers at 82 cents. Donaldson criticizes federal trade commission reports while opposing bills. Mercer suggests producers own yards and a livestock commissioner would govern regulation instead of a centralized license plan.
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Donaldson
Ken- Yon
Iowa
Federal Trade Commission
Mercer
Tage
Omaha
Neb
Washington
Tetua
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Estabish International Tribunes
Sécuripe Peace
Justice
A. League
Victrola Records
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N. Broad St
Atlarita
Ballard
Kryptoks
Peachtree
Piedmont Hotel
Iter
Ballard Optical Co
Chtreb St
Atlanta ‘Ga
Newspaper
Arekive
C.W
Hooper
Holland
Zarefoot
N Ra
Beto Egord
Victor Records
Phillips & Crew Piano Co
North Pryor Street
Are. Ae
Ponce de Leon and Boulevard
Atlanta
Marietta Street
Howell Mill Road
Porter Place
Grant Place
Whitehall and
Forsyth Sts
Park and Lee. Sts
Buckhead
Soci
Moreland Ave
Euclid Ave
Inman Park
East Lake Drive
College de Decatur, Ga
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