No Quarter Cry in Senate Over Government Ship Purchase Bill
Washington January 21 The stubborn senate fight over the government ship purchase bill resumes at 10 o'clock tomorrow after a weekend recess. Republicans vow to renew the more vigorous campaign while Democrats claim parliamentary advantage can break the deadlock. The immigration veto and naval appropriation debate loom, with leaders predicting a long, hard struggle through the week.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
William Alden Smith
Jones
Kern
Gallinger
Wilson
House
Reed
Missouri
Dacia Sails With Cotton Cargo In Prize War Case
Galveston Texas January 31 The steamer Dacia recently transferred to American registry sailed toward Rotterdam with 11 000 bales of cotton for transshipment to Bremen. British officials deem the ship a potential prize of war and expect prize court action. The ship carried cargo insured by wartime bureaus though insurance on the bottom was refused. The sale raises questions of bona fide transfer and wartime law.
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Great Britain
Galveston
Texas
Rotterdam
Norfolk
Bremen
George Bile Donald
Liburesu
Ei. N. Breitung
New York
Dacia
iHambure-American Line
Port Arthur
Germany
United States
New ‘York
England
London
Rel Commission
Amer
Foundations investigate great foundations by federal commission
Nationally known witnesses appear before a New York federal commission probing industrial relations. Frank P. Walsh chairs the inquiry with James O Connell Harris Weinstock John B Lennon Thurston Ballard and Austin B Garretgon listed among members. Ida M Tarbell Mother Jones John Mitchell and Jacob H Schiff previously testified. Many other prominent figures are to be heard.
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Federal Commission
New York
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Commission
Frank P. Walsh
Missouri
James O'Connell
Washington
Harris Weinstock
Calfornia
John B. Lennon
Illinois
Thurston Ballard
Kentucky
Austin B. Garretgon
Iowa
Ida M. Tarbell
Mother Jones
John Mitchell
Jacob H. Schiff
Mofher Jones
Ida Tarbell
John, Mitchell
Federal Industrial Relations Commission
German ships in US hands stir Allied objections
Dispatches from the United States report British and French positions on Germany’s ships held or bought by the United States. Britain may oppose German ships under American flag in South American trade while the purchase is debated. Paris says no formal protest yet, aligning with London terms.
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America
United States
Paris
Germary
Hamps
Freec
Dr Atkinson Speaks to Big Crowd at Savoy
Dr John R Atkinson dean of St Philin's Episcopal cathedral addressed a full Savoy audience on A Message to the Men Outside. He framed the message as one of friendship reconciliation and hope delivered by ordained ministers and urged attention from listeners outside the church.
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Savoy Moving Picture Theater
John R. Atkinson
St. Philin's Episcopal Cathedral
Atkinson
Dr. Atkinson
Joel T Conyers Dies at Private Hospital
Joel T. Conyers sixty died Sunday noon at a private hospital. The body to be taken to Cartersville Mont Gay for funeral and Stylesboro for interment. He was a noted farmer of Stylesboro who had lived there all his life. Survived by daughter Mrs J J Bennett of Atlanta and a son Marcellus Conyers. He was uncle of Ben J Conyers Colquitt Conyers James H Conyers Judge C Conyers and Arthur G Conyers.
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Joel T. Conyers
Cartersville
Mont Gay
Stylesboro
Conyers
J. J. v Bennett
Lanta
Marcellus Conyad
Ben J. Conyers
Colquitt & Conyers
James H. Conyers
Atlanta
Judge C. Conyers
Brunswick
Arthur. G. Conyers
Jacksonville
Florida
Bridges the pool hustler in church street mischief
In a quirky note from The YaterRecord, Jim asks what kind of fellow Bridges is. The answer: the sort who parks his car in front of the church and goes to the street to shoot a game of pool.
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Jim
Briges
Ke Hawkes Co Opticians Promotes Modern Glasses in 19th Century
An advertisement from Ke Hawkes Co established in 1870 promotes modern eyeglasses and frame styles. The ad mentions Wheatstone TM style frames and eyeglass mountings at moderate prices, noting a scientific approach to fitting.
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Ke Hawkes Co
Opticians
Wittensaie
Woodward Takes Vacation at Federal Court in Atlanta
Mayor James G. Woodward spends his first vacation since 1913 away from City Hall in Atlanta. He attends the New York Destructor suit hearing at the federal post office building, listening to witnesses as he sits with his cigar. He plans to testify later, promising a different version from plant witnesses when City Attorney Mayson is called.
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James G. Woodward
City Hall
Sidney Ormond
Woodward
Sinc
Maysary
Hall
Woodwar
Florida
Seaxor Woodward
Cation
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Granite
Master Callaway’s
New York
Andy
Catriet
Mayson
Barber's suicide attempt ends with recovery at Grady hospital
Bullard a 31 year old barber lost his job Saturday and attempted to poison himself with neuronide, a morphine derivative, at his home on Spring Street. His wife found him unconscious and called physicians at Grady hospital. He survived after awake treatment and said he used the drug to relieve nerves, not to kill himself. He said he expected to live only if he stayed awake.
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RD. Bullard
Spring Street
Grady Hospital
Ae Bullard
Grady
Bullard
Ladies Free at the Atlanta Tonight See The Man From Home
The notice offers free admission for ladies at the Atlanta venue tonight with each paid ticket for the event The Man From Home. It highlights a promotional theater screening and invites patrons to attend bundled with ticket purchase.
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Atlanta
70 000 000 Children for a Helpful Army
New York on January 31 a national committee of educators announced a plan to mobilize 20 million U S children to relieve suffering in the United States and Europe. Led by Charles W Huot David Starr Jordan and Richard McLaurin the movement aims to counter war’s pernicious influences by fundraising through small gifts and producing clothing and goods. Half the funds support local charities and half aid European victims with free transport of non perishable food and new clothing. The plan calls for public school spaces for fundraisers and for children to earn money and create items in class.
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New York
United States
Europe
Charles W. Huot
Harvard University
Davi Starr Jordan
National Educational Association
Richard McLaurin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ae Dt
Oak Will
Newton Center
Mass
National Committee
Belgium
Tailored to Measure System Promises Lasting Satisfaction
A seamster touts a price tailored to measure suit at $35 with a collar-fit claim, insisting that success hinges on customer satisfaction during the garment’s life. The pitch emphasizes fitting, fabric, and the tailor’s craft as the key to value.
Funeral Notices for Bond Prentiss Moore Conyers Surpitt Kimmel Smith
The notices list funeral arrangements for Homer Bond Gertrude Fiercer James Moore Joel Conyers W B Burptt Edgar A Kimmel William Smith and relatives. Services set at 11 AM Monday All Saints First Baptist West End Marietta National Cemetery and East Point area with pallbearers named. Carriages depart from local firms and stations.
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I oSam Dlek
Prentiss
Juniper Street
Gertrude Lee Fiercer
Adam Frank Prentiss
All Saints’ Church
MOCEE
James Moore
Tom Moore
Fred Bryant
High .Street
Harclay & Brandon Co
Casey’s Cemetery
Adele Conyers
Joel’ Terrell Conyers
Barclay & Brandon Co
Cartersville
Wye Failro
Union
Cartersane
W. B. Burpitt
H. D. Davis
Wade Aves Nue
Kirkwood
Russell Sk. Smith
National Cemetery
Marietta
Thomas Terry
E. L. Daniel
C. W. Hill
M. House
W. Woods
Samuley Dunlap
Smith
Willam Howard Smith
Edward J. Smith
Chattanooga
Tony
Walter EH. Smith
Atlanta
Charles R. Smith
Brooklyn
All Saints” Episcopal Church
W. W. Memminger
M. Patterson & Son
I. P. Stephens
C. HH
James N. Brawner
Robert Sharp
C. J. Kamper
Curry Moon
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Joseph F. Johnster
William Richardson
Alabama
Underwood
Mann
Webb
Atians
Dr. Bell
E. E. Sutherland Medicine Co
Philadelphia St. Louis
John J. Woodside
Ge. Inc
Cheney
Cortlandt S
Bal Woolley
Sexitatium
Atlents, Georsle
Peachtree
Decatur Sts
Peachtree St
Dr.hughes
North Broad ST
Trestman
Hughes
Gust
Broad St
Marietta ‘Street
Third National Bank
Savoy
Joel .T
Private
Philadelphia” Public Ledger
Jersey
Jack and
Bob
Hayes Bros., Inc. Tailors and’ Haberdashers
Peach Tree
Edgewood Ave
Cook’s Alley
Forrest
George Adair
Ted
Chamber of Commerce
South
CVE
Dekalb County
Maynard, Carter, & Simmons
Rhowe Ivy
Geological, Nining and
Sale
HART
Atlanta, Ga
Lodge
Coeur de Age
Cain Streets
Order of the Red Cross
W. S. Richardson
Elzle B
Thomas
C. G. Attest
A. P. Tripod
Bond
Homer
G. W. Bond
Tlithonia
Homer Bond
Lithonia
Weal Institute
Neal Institute
Woodward Ave
Slivey
Neal Institutes
Sam’ Wolff
Harry Dodd
Grant
Matirlos
Baldwin-Melville CO
Iran
Jerse T L. Lacky
Mortimer H. Weldon
W. J. McGarthy
Eileen van Bien
Landon Luofer
Eddie Ailen
Hitarl Britt Wood
Wills & Hasean
Maki
Uable
Joel Hunter. & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Bldg
Hotel Cumberland Trend
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