Civil War Fears Rise Over Ireland Home Rule Debate
London February 11 Home rule for Ireland dominated the House of Commons with fervent speeches from Sir Edward Carson David Lloyd George John Redmond and Andrew Bonar Law The unionist amendment urging delaying the government of Ireland bill was defeated 33 to 855 Bonar Law warned civil war if home rule passed while Redmond urged peaceful settlement Ulster exclusion proposed but rejected as solution Carson and Ulster leaders insisted on Ulster autonomy within a Dublin Parliament.
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Ireland
House of Commons
Edward Carson
David Liord- George
John Simon
John EB. Redmond
Andrew Bonar Law
Walter Hume Long
Bonar Law
John Redmond
Ulster
David Lloyd-George
Dublin
Sir Edward
Asquith
Wister
Redmond
Sir Edward Carson
Troopa
Deresford
Charles Beresford
Ulster Association of London
Ulster taxes and home rule clash spark tense talk
Sir Edward Carson and John Redmond clash over Ulster's taxes as they debate how to handle Home Rule. Lord Beresford warns ordered troops could demoralize the military and threaten the empire while denying belief that government would resort to such measures.
French Aviator Flies Over Mont Blanc At Three Miles
M Parmelin, a young French aviator, flew over Mont Blanc at about three miles. He departed Geneva this morning after a week of wait for clear weather. The ascent began in splendid skies but the craft entered thick fog on the French side of the Alps.
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France
Parmelin
Mont Blanc
Geneva
Switzerland
Alps
Warships Shell Rebels In Esmeraldas Ecuador
Washington reports indicate Esmeraldas, a rebel stronghold in Ecuador, caught fire as government forces shelled after a planned bombardment. Colonel Concha, ally of ex president Alfaro, led attacks on garrisons and coastal town Humedadas before Plaza ordered a sea assault with three warships. The United States notes no warships south of the equator and none known at Esmeraldas.
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Washington
State Department
Esmeraldas
Ecuador
Heuador
Coneha
Allaro
Alfaro
Quito
Concha
Himeraldas
Plaza
United States
Equator
Emergency hog cholera funds urged by House panel
Washington February 11 An emergency appropriation of 500000 to fight hog cholera and 100000 for chocrine a chorus disease was presented in a favorable report by Chairman Lever of the House committee on...
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Washington
Congress
Lever
House Committee
Broad powers urged for trade commission
Washington February 11 Senators and progressive leaders urged broader authority for an interstate trade commission amid talks at the White House on the anti trust program. Witnesses urged wider scope than the Clayton bills and automatic regulation to keep competition open while allowing some concentration. The committee aims to revise the bill next week and add due process safeguards to prevent constitutional challenges.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wilson
Congress
House
White House
Newlands
Oliver and Lippitt
Charman Newlands
Trade Commission
Tn- Hers Aty
Trade Comingnton
Herbert Knox Smith
United States Commissioner of Corporations
Wiliam Draper Lewis
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Donald FR. Richberg
New York
Congresa
Interstate Commerce and
Judiciary Committees
Interstate Trade Commission
Staith
Bell Would Increase Rates On Periodicals
Washington February 11 Representative Bell favors changing postal laws to charge periodicals more for ads while newspapers stay at 1 cent per pound. He proposes 2 3 and 4 cents per pound for periodicals with 1 2 3 quarters ads respectively to limit government costs and offset deficits. Walker denied admission at commerce hearing on Savannah locating sixth district HQ.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Bell
House Post Office
Belt
Pacific Roads Divorce Sought to Break Rail Alliances
Lake City Utah February 11 Attorney General McReynolds filed a Sherman suit to end Southern Pacific control of Central Pacific and Pacific Coast lines. It seeks cancellation of a ninety year lease and a permanent injunction naming Union Trust Company and notable financiers as defendants. The petition charges joint management and discrimination against competitors, aiming to restore competition across California Arizona New Mexico Texas and Louisiana. The government argues the case could open a through line from the Missouri River to San Francisco via Union Pacific.
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Sell Lake City
Utah
McReynolds
Southern Pacific
Theentral Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast State Lines
Southern Pack
Union Trust Company of New York
Southern Paglia
Central Pacific
William Sprouts
Julius Kruttschnitt
Robert Goelet
Cornelis N. Bliss
Walter P. Elisa
Henry W. de Forest
J. Horace Harding
Charles W. Harkness
Henry B. Huntington
James N. Jervie
Ogden Mills
JF. Lore
Central F Crfe
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Louisiana
Eastern Seaboard
Pacific Coast
Ogden Gateway
Uryone
San Washington
Southern Pacifc
Union Pacific
Missouri River
San Francisco
Presidential primary by congressional districts outlined
Washington February 11 congressional districts likely become units of representation in a presidential primary plan. Democrats and President Wilson discussed features, with delegates to be instructed for the plurality winner in each district. The unit rule for states would be abolished and a national nomination would emerge from district primaries. Secretary Bryan endorsed the district unit concept.
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Washington
House Democrats
Rucker
Committee On
Wilson
Piaa
Bryan
State bonds offered direct to the people inMassachusetts
Boston February 11 State 4 per cent bonds totaling 6 325 000 will be sold directly to the people after treasurer Freder Mick W Mansfield rejected dealer bids. It marks the first time such bonds are disposed of this way. The highest bid on the whole issue was 109 279 and this is the price at which the bonds will be offered to the public.
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Boston
Freder Mick W. Mansfield
Watten Addressed by Rev G Lake Imes at Con gregational Church
Rev G Lake Imes, a colored preacher, gave a strong address at the Fist Congregational church to the waiters and maids at the Winecoff hotel yesterday morning He planned noon talks to Guthman Steam laundry workers and delivered a sermon on business principles urging obedience to God and collective effort to make earth resemble heaven He stressed using one’s abilities and warned against wastage.
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G Lake Imes
Fist Congregational Church
Winecof
Guthman Steam Laundry
Jesus
God
Earth
Grief Rides Georgia Cities in Funeral Notices
A long list of obituaries from Griffin Marietta Savannah and Atlanta area reports multiple deaths and funerals. Richard D Owen 79 died Milner preceded by wife survived by siblings. Mrs Minnis Westmoreland died Experiments. Edward F Lovell Savannah prominent banker and Georgia reserves veteran. Jack J Kenny aged years dies in sanitarium. J H Stevens 79 funeral at Poole's chapel. Paul Turner son of Myr and W B Turner dies private funeral planned. Andrew Jackson Holt 3 died at home private grave service. funeral arrangements noted for several other local residents with interments at West View Oaklawn and city cemeteries.
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Milner
Griffin
Richard D. Owen
D. A. Brindle
Mr. Owen
Christian Church
Bethlehem
Pike County
Gwen
Savannah
Edward F. Lovell
Georgia
Jack J Kenny
Agen
J. P. Naughton
JB Brisson
J.T. Bennett
New York City
Bloomflatd's Chapel
J. H. Stevens
J. B. Stevens
Veddenca
Glenwood Avenue
R. J. Douglas
Poole
West View Cemetery
Paul Turner
Myr
W. B. Turner
Woodward Avenue
Camerany
Poole's
Wall
Redan
Andrew Jackson Jiolt
Charles Helt
Piedmont Place
Atlanta Real Estate Activity Brisk in Key Districts
Downtown offices remain scarce while Beaty and Candler buildings attract tenants. HC Tolbert and David Karasek take a five year lease of a store in the Candler building for Scotch Woolen Mills, value about 20000 dollars. R L Turman agency reports Luckie street area sales and new boulevard plans along Georgia Avenue boosting a West India Grant Park corridor.
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Healy
Song
Cp. Tolbert
David Karasek
Candler
Shelley Ivey
Scotch Woolen Mills Company
R. L. Turman
Turman
Wor
Hardin
Andrew
Luckfeed Mills
Jor
Luckie Street
York
Hendrix
BE. Chambers
Georgia Avenue
Capitol Avenue
West India Grant Park
Highlang Avenue
Kentucky Avenue
Getting My Lesson Says Banker Raine
Memphis Tean February 11 A former Mercantile bank president C Hunter Raine is to enter a formal plea tomorrow to an indictment accusing him of diverting 788000 from the bank. He pleaded guilty previously on a wench warrant and awaits counsel. Bail and further charges including larceny and fraudulent breach of trust are under consideration. Depositors seek an exhaustive probe as auditors continue review under state supervision. county officials prepare for possible new indictments.
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Memphis
Tean
C. Hunter Raine
Mercantile Bank
Raine
Emiends
Z. N. Estes Save
Hts
Carpenter Named by Yellow Pine Men
New Orleans February 11 President S J Carpenter of Jacksonville Fla was induced to remain another term as leader of the Yellow Pine Lumber Company after talks with executives in New Orleans.
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Yellow Pine Men
New Orleans
S. J. Carpenter
Jacksonville
Fla
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