Anglo American Unity Plea From Churchill and Read
London February 13. Winston Churchill newly appointed colonial secretary and Earl Reading viceroy of India urged friendship and understanding in Anglo American relations at a farewell dinner for Lord Reading hosted by the English Speaking Union. Mrs. John W. Davis attended representing the American interests.
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London
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
Earl Reading
India
Lord Reading
John W. Pavis
Anglo American unity pledged by high officials
The ambassador and leaders including Sir Hathar Greenwood, Sir Alfred Mond, and the Archbishop of Canterbury urged lasting Anglo American unity after World War I. The viceroy warned that misunderstanding breeds mistrust, while Lord Reading recalled a wartime American aid act that allowed India to receive sugar via treasury reserves, noting no claim was made by America.
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Hathar Greenwood
Ireland
Alfred Mond
Canterbury
Churchill
Lord Reading
Great Britain
United States
Thorugh
England
India
Congress
Treasury
Eamerica
Landis Faces Senate Attack Amid Calls for Impeachment
Senator Landis faces a Monday Senate push as critics, led by Ohio Congressman Benjamin F. Welty, demand his removal from dual roles. Welty says Landis should resign as federal judge or baseball arbiter. impeachment moves are being considered in the House.
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Department of Justice
Senate
Judge Landis
House of Representaives
Benjamin F. Welty
Ohio
Welty
Noted Painter Dies in London at Hammersmith
Sir William Blake Richmond, renowned painter, died at Hammersmith on Friday. Born in 1842 in Oxford, his death marks the loss of a leading figure in late nineteenth century British art.
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London
Sir William Blake Richmond
Hammersmith
Oxford
George Ministry Faces Test as Lloyd George Coalition Struggles
London February 1. King George accompanied by Queen Mary will open Parliament at noon Tuesday. The session tests the coalition government of Lloyd George with plans for a new budget protection for key industries and anti dumping measures. Aims include unemployment relief, new drink licensing, Irish home rule act reform of the Lords, and a broader economy budget of 950 million pounds. Ulster government expected. Irish privy councillors to form a temporary assembly. Reform of the Lords remains contested but not adjourned. The postwar mood dominates public discussion as reform momentum wanes.
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London
Associated Press
George
Queen Mary
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Lloyd George
House of Lords
Board of ‘Control
Ulster
Ireland
Lord Birkenhead
Albany Mobilizes Police Force to Quell Large Strike Rally
Albany flees its capitol crowd as traffic police, mounted units, and strikebreakers clash over a streetcar and snow plow. Two arrests reported while police guard wires and property. snow melts and officials anticipate service resume with multiple cars.
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Albany
State Capitol
United Traction Company
Troy
Missing Aviator Still Not Found in San Antonio Search Continues
San Antonio Texas February 12 The search for Lieutenant Alexander Pearsons Jr aviator missing since Thursday after leaving El Paso for San Antonio has continued three days with no trace found Three counties were scoured and the hunt will shift east tomorrow Major Hofferman commander at El Paso has been ordered to Sanderson to take charge and use all available border planes If not found tomorrow a border search will extend to the Big Bend area per Major Pratt air officer Eighth corps area
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San Antonio
Texas
Alexander Pearsons, Jr
El_ Paso
Hofferman
el Paso
Sanderson
Pearson
Big Bend
Buti
Henry C. Pratt
Eighth Corps
Reports of Urban League Work At Atlanta Meeting
At the first annual Atlanta Urban League meeting held Sunday in the Odd Fellows auditorium, about 1500 attendees heard Lempel L Foster outline a year’s work. Dr Plato T Durham presided with Prof J W Davison praising racial cooperation. Eugene Kones outlined the national program. A University of Atlanta and Morehouse quartet provided music and Rev A D Williams led a $100 collection. Final reports from the 5,000 campaign will be presented at Monday’s session.
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Odd Fellows
Lempel L. Foster
Plato T. Durham
J. W. Davison
Eugene Kkones
Urban League
Moale
Atlanta University
Moorehouse College
A. D. Williams
Pupils in Anniston Parade for Better Public Schools
Anniston Alabama February 13 Special three thousand school children paraded downtown to urge improved public school facilities. Led by the Shrine band the march extended for blocks to the federal building on Noble street where Nell Twe spoke as thousands of parents and spectators watched banners calling attention to school needs.
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Straten
Shrine
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Nell
Fantastic Figures Advanced By Allies Declares Dr Simons
Stuttgart February 13 Dr Simons German foreign minister said Paris proposals misjudge Germanys position. He contrasted unsubstantiated export figures with practical terms and urged productive focus and cooperation with France Belgium and the United States to rebuild devastated areas and redirect industry to eastern markets.
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Stuttgart
Simons
Paris
Reichstag
Lloyd-George
M. Giiand
Count Sforza
Germany
Palna
France
Belgium
Policy shift urged to aid Eastern states
The text argues that German economic negotiations with eastern states fail due to punitive aims. It contends the issue can be tackled only if, instead of punishment and competition, ideas of help and solidarity are prioritized, stressing cooperative strategies over coercion.
Retaliation Urged Over Oil Lands Policy Crisis
Washington February 13 The president should have authority to lay embargoes on oil exports to nations that deny American citizens oil lands. Secretary Daniels told Senate Naval Committee Chairman Page that he favors executive power over statutory embargoes, saying a presidentially directed response would be broader and more flexible amid shrinking U S oil supplies and an international dimension to the issue.
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Washington
Daniels
Chairman Page
Senate Naval
Naval
Page
Phelan
Danels
Department of State
Geological Survey
United States
Belled Buzzard Sighted Near Ashford, Alabama
In Ashford near Dothan Alabama on February 18 Chester Todd reported sighting the famed belled buzzard. He said the bird flew low with a sheep bell tied to its neck and its tinkle was audible with each flap of its wings, continuing a twenty yearSouthern trend of sightings.
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Dothan
Ala
Chester Todd
Ashford
Sunday Organ Recitals Attract Large Atlanta Attendance
More than 3000 people attended the organ recital at the municipal Auditorium on Sunday afternoon. Misses Hazer and Mabel Whitney appeared with city organist Charlee A. Sheldon Jr. as the program’s stars before planned yearlong concert tours. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce aided by appointing ushers and shifting management to the community service department, boosting attendance and easing Sheldon’s duties. Cooperation with churches and city sections helped restore pre war popularity of the Sunday recitals.
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Misses Hazer
Mabel Whitney
Audnta
United States
Charlee A. Sheldon, Jr
Atlanta
Organ Control Board
William L. Peel
Sheldon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Community Service Department
Chamber
J. C. Robinson
Robinson
Chamber of Commerce
Rev Maurice Ruben Addresses Large Crowd At Tabernacle
Rev Maurice Ruben, once Jewish, spoke to a large crowd at the Baptist Tabernacle on Sunday. He and his wife will lead a noonday Bible address Monday at the Gould building. A Bible lecture series starts Wednesday at First Baptist, with Dr Charles Dunit leading. The program runs midweek through Sunday with talks on conversion, Passover, and faith.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Ruben
Bily Sunday Club
Gould Building
First Baptist Church
Charles Dunit
County Election in Alabama Finishes in Special Vote
Anniston Alabama February 13 Special Complete returns from a county special election show amendment No. 1 on road bonds with 632 votes for and About against. Amendment No. 2 on voter qualifications drew 655 for and 291 against.
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Anniston
Ala
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