United States objects to Yap in League mandate plan
The text shows the League council considering the American note on mandates and whether Yap should fall under Japanese control. The United States asserts Yap should not be included and asks for a new investigation, warning it cannot be bound by the current mandate terms.
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Council
League.of Nations
United States
Council of the League
Har] Curzon
Society of Nations
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Equator
Geneva
Yap
League Council
Tumulty Offered U S Commissioner for Boundary Commission
Washington February 23 Joseph R Tumulty secretary to President Wilson has been offered the job of American commissioner on the international boundary commission of the United States and Canada It was learned he declined discuss the possibility The post has been discussed with Wilson and Tumulty is said to have been named through the state department The late E C Barnard was the prior American commissioner The position pays 7500 yearly Senate confirmation not required The duties are not burdensome and Tumulty plans to resume his law practice after March 4
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Washington
Joseph R. Tumulty
Wilson
International Boundary Commission
United States
Canada
Tumulty
Senate
International Commission
Great Britain
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
United States Court of Customs Appeals
James A. Hollomon
Dickerson
Atlanta
Iugené
V. Debs
President Wilson
Annette Abbott Adams
Department of Justice
Palmer
White House
Labor Conference Declares Open Shop a Threat to Unions
A labor conference denounces the open shop and calls for federal action to protect union rights. It condemns profiteering, seeks curbs on injunctions, and urges Congress to restore federal employment services and extend collective bargaining protections. The declaration urges wage standards, cost of living relief, and federal measures to shield workers from anti union laws.
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Texas
United States
Congress
United Stat
Debs Privilege Suspension May Be Reversed
Washington reports indicate President Wilson may lift the suspension of Eugene V. Debs's pen privileges at Atlanta. The chief prison official says the action was for an interview that violated prison rules. Debs, serving ten years for espionage, has repeatedly been denied clemency.
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Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
United States
D. S&s
Debs
Wilson
White House
Dickerson
Department of Justice
Socialist Party
Interveiws
Planesmen die as they crash near Austin Texas
Two Kelly Field San Antonio cadets Earl Eugene Allen from Columbus Georgia and Virgil A Beech from Nashville Tennessee were killed when their plane crashed shortly after takeoff south of Austin during a formation flight. The aircraft burned after impact and a dog in the wreckage was found between the pilots bodies. Allen 18 had recently completed aerial examina tions and was to be commissioned as a lieutenant next month. Beech 18 was also newly of age and from Nashville.
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Texas
Nets LE
Allen
Virgil WW
Beech
Kelly Field No. 2
San Antonio
Penn Field
Columbus
Nashville
Enn
Kelly Field
Earl Eugene Allen
Air Service
John KK
Eighteenth Street
San Antorio
Oklahoma
Fort Oglethorpe
Marah Field
Riverside Academy
California
Marsh Field
Tenn
Virgil
A. ‘Beech
Otly Beech
Lions Club Drives $40,000 Georgia Children’s Home Campaign
Wednesday’s canvassing by the Lions and allies boosted the Georgia Children’s Home Society expansion fund toward $40,000. Zone leaders reported totals with Zone 2 at $4,855.34 and a near full dedication by Atlantans, while a new women’s auxiliary formed at Ormewood Court pledging ongoing support.
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Lions club-Georgia Children's Home Society
Lions
Chamber of Commerce
T. BR. Smith
The
Civic Welfare Movement
Gait Lion P
Thornton Marys
Zone No. 2
Lion Marys
Lowry Arnold
Georgia Children’s Home Society
William Candler
Atlanta
Ormewood Court
Omar F. Elder
Bessia Langhorne
Lion William EH. Spraton
J. M. Tull
PF. Thornton Marye
Joseph Freitag
George Watts
Walter Keenan
Julian Boehm
Oil price cut announced in Pittsburg
Principal oil purchasing agencies in Pittsburg reduce Corning crude oil by 35 cents to 1.90 dollars per barrel, effective immediately. The move sets a new benchmark for crude oil pricing in the region and reflects shifting market dynamics.
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Pittsburg
Mississippi insurance fight takes new development
Jackson Mississippi February 23 an unexpected development in the five billion dollar anti trust suit for state revenue against insurance companies emerged today as the Mississippi association of insurance agents advised local officials and agents of possible actions and implications for the industry in the state
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Sleeping Sickness Spreads With Rising Fatalities
New York reports ten additional sleeping sickness cases raising February tallies. Since January 1, the city has recorded 227 cases and 56 deaths as health authorities monitor the outbreak.
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New York
Health Department
In Mother's Defense Child Kills Father
Philadelphia, February 23. Elizabeth Mabel Lance, 15, stabbed her father Rager M Lance, 37, to death during a quarrel while defending her mother. Murder charges lodged against the girl. the mother held as witness.
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Philadelphia
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