Plan for protection of neutral commerce in the Americas
President Wilkinson of the chamber of commerce received by mail a Buenos Aires communication from Dr. Emilio Frers and Tomas Amadeo. It urges uniting American neutrals to safeguard maritime commerce amid the European war and to press governments to align with neutral principles, boosting moral authority and peace policy while highlighting growing intra-American trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Buenos Aires
Emilio Frers
Tomas Amadeo
Wong
North
South America
Argentine
Aulbere
America
Woodrow Wilson Urges Cooperation Message Emphasizes Growth
A wartime era critique urges national unity through a Chamber of Commerce mindset. Wilson argues that improving business conditions nationwide raises the vitality of the entire commonwealth, stating that drawing sap from all quarters lifts the whole level of the country. The piece stresses collective effort over narrow gains.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
The Quest for Truth in Business and Government
A speaker discusses learning from diverse sources, praising truth over liars, and urges collaboration between business and government. He highlights the value of the agriculture department and standards bureau, advocates a national bureau of commerce, and favors nonpartisan expert guidance to shape informed legislation.
New Spirit of War in Pursuit of Peace Urges United Action
A speaker argues that interests must be pooled and warns against pursuing benefits alone. He addresses competition in foreign markets, anti trust law, and the need for cooperative methods that avoid excluding smaller merchants. The president promotes common counsel and democratic citizen involvement to strengthen national purpose and individual achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Export Commission
Missouri
Bea
Mail carrier and cash missing in North Carolina
Winston Salem reports rural mail carrier Hill operating on Walnut Cove route along with Danbury, missing with a mail pouch containing 3000 dollars. Wagon and overcoat found abandoned in a wood lot miles from Danbury. The money was sent by a Danville bank to a Danbury bank in Virginia.
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Winston Salem
N. C
Hill
Walnut Cove
N.C
Danbur
Stokes County
HIH
Danbury
Dan Ville
Prominent Macon Man Drowns While Launching Ferry
Albert H. Smith a well known Macon liveryman drowned about 10 oclock this morning at Holton eight miles north of Macon in the Ocmulgee river while attempting to launch a newly built ferry boat. Three companions tried to save him but the swift current swept him away. The body had not been found by evening. He leaves a wife and one son and had lived in Macon seven years after coming from St Louis.
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Macon
Albert H. Smith
Holton
Ocmulgee
Smith
St. Loui
Lowden Smith
Statesville
Notable Deaths Gather Across Georgia Burials
In Wilaville and Perry Georgia obituaries announce Walter H. Dawson aged 13 and Mrs Mary Rica Iedges, plus Mrs Lewis Thayer and Julia House. Dawson grandson of Walter C. Henderson of Atlanta died after two illnesses. Iedges buried beside husband in Evergreen cemetery. Thayer died of heart disease while entertaining guests and was a longtime Fitzgerald resident. Julia House, age 22, died at East Lake home with several siblings and four sisters listed as survivors.
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Wilaville
Walter H. Dawson
H. Dawson
Walter C. Henderson
Atlanta
Death Notices for Mrs J D Malsby and Mrs Harvey Wood
Mrs J D Malsby died in Rome Georgia after a three month marriage to her husband in Atlanta. She was born Maude Lewis of Rome and is survived by her husband her mother Mrs M A Lewis a brother Howard Lewis and three sisters Mrs Dr Willis Mrs Jeasta Laumpkin and Miss Margaret Lewis Mrs H C Wood of Rome. Mrs Harvey Co Wood died suddenly at her Ninth Avenue home in Rome and was buried this afternoon. She leaves two children Lanier Ward and D T Ward.
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Atlanta
J. D. Malsby
Rome
Maude Lewis
Malsby
M. A. Lewis
Howard Lewis
Dr. Willis
Jeasta Laumpkin
Margaret Lewis
H. C. Wood
Nathan Sugarman
Richardson Street
Moris Macks
M. L. Sugarman
Hannover
Germany
Greenberg & Bond's
Obituaries From a Georgia City Chronicle
Multiple brief death notices report the passing of Pearl C West 29 at 306 East Pair Street. Nathan Sugarman 84 at 213 Richardson Street. M H Johnson at his home near Snellville. Jane Pressnell 86 at 121 Richardson Street. Paul Hartzen 76 at Greenberg Bond's chapel. a year old Rose Williams daughter of CC Williams at 210 Wylie Street. Ernest Clement at Paco's Ferry Road. Surviving spouses parents and siblings listed where applicable. Funeral arrangements noted as pending.
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Paul Hartzen
Rose
CC. Willams
Wylie Street
Ottis Wiams
Debates Over Democratic Loyalty Split Senate Row
In a heated session Senator Stone denounced certain Democrats as traitors amid charges of collusion with the opposition over a shipping bill. He recalled a 1903 rule binding party votes and condemned Senator Clarke for leading a revolt while defending President Wilson as head of the party.
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Senator Stone
Democratic Genare Caucus
Clarke
Stone
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Democratic Party
Shipmnen
Tom
Senaors
Camden
Kentucky
Thomases
Wilson
Indianapolis
Witson
Debating team work and Wilson leadership in Congress
The discourse centers on Democratic unity to support President Wilson. The speaker praises Wilson as a capable leader yet not infallible, urging loyal cooperation with Democratic colleagues in the Senate and House. He contrasts his stance with opponents, labeling their stance as opposed to shipping legislation and transportation needs. Alabama lawmakers join national push for ship purchase bills and rural credit measures, with multiple groups endorsing administration aims.
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Wilson
Senate
House of Representatives
Hooth& Co
Woodrow Wilson
Elihu Reot
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jacob Cailinger
Cheodore Burton
Willam
Borah
New York Chamber of Commerce
Congress
J. P. Morgan
William H. Skinner
W. H. Porter
Outerbridge
P. A. S&s Franklin
Hoke Smith Iviues
Hoke
Smith
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
United States Senate
Age
Bibb Graves
State Democratic Executive Committee
Easure
Washington
National Orange
National Dairy Association
Farmers’ Alliance
National Rural Credits' League
White House
Representative Small
North Carolina
National Rural Credits’ League
Stock company stacks four show days this week
Walter Baldwin, manager, announces the Bald win-Wellsare company will perform Monday through Thursday at the Athy Theater while Margaret Anglin appears in Atlanta Friday and Saturday. The Rosary will be presented on those four days with a matinee each afternoon. An aged 10 will be admitted free at the matinee and a woman may attend with a paid guest on Monday only.
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Margaret Anglin
Atlanta
Baldwin-Welsare
Walter & Baldwin
Miss Anglin
Family Reunion Draws 500 At Tabernacle Baptist Church
Over 300 guests attended last night at the family reunion held at Tabernacle Baptist Church. Ladies of the church provided hot lunch, short speeches were made, and the gathering fostered strong fellowship.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Not Due to Sex Lone Many Women Know Kidney Weakness
An advertisement urges women to blame backaches headaches and urinary issues on kidney weakness not sex. It claims men share these troubles and promotes Louie Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy, urging simple living and sparing diet as helps.
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Ana
Louie Dean
An Atlanta Woman's Experience with Dean’s Kidney Pills
An Atlanta woman, Mrs. Charles Eberhardt of 18 Josephine Hdgewood, reports severe back and hip pains, headaches, and fatigue that disrupted housework. After using two boxes of Dean’s Kidney Pills, she says she is free from kidney complaints and regained ambition to work.
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Charles Eberhardt
Josephine
Hdgewood
Atlanta
Dean
Gasparilla carnival travel details for Florida trains
A fragment describes Florida travel during the Gasparilla carnival with February 9 to 15 ticket window and a trial limit on February 26. It notes Central of Georgia rail service appealing for extended tickets to March 15 for $100 and lists agent W. A. Vorg at Peachtree and Marietta streets with contact numbers.
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Florida
Gasparilla
Nagine
Central of Georgia
Asl
W. A. Vorg
Peachtree
Marietta
Bell M
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Poole's Chapel
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G Well
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Yvapo Cresolene CO
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