War note details three incidents for impartial inquiry
London reports Sir Edward Grey proposes a neutral naval tribunal to review the sinking of the Arabic, the destruction of a British submarine near the Danish coast, and the Baralong episode involving a German submarine crew. Germany’s reply questions facts and urges swift, fair action. the United States rejects a tribunal of American officers.
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London
White Star
Edward «Rey
Baralong Tebh
Barasong
Guraloni
Germany
Nis
Madeutys
Tooth
His Majesty 5
Simin
Bea
Atten Trea
Bara Tong
Edwards
Submirime
Siegen
Thiut
Tommy
MacBride
Baralonx
Ger i Imd
Orde
Etheles
Edward Greys
Great Britain
The
Manchester Guardian
Raralong
Buralong
Guardian
United States
Washington
Sir Edward Grey
Page Ac Lonfion
Berlin
State Department
Struck by Machine David Jackson Dies in Columbus
David Jackson, injured when struck by an automobile driven by Leon Wolfson about ten days earlier, died at City Hospital this afternoon from a badly fractured skull. Funeral set for Thursday afternoon with military and Masonic honors. no criminal action yet beyond two traffic-ornance violations. February grand jury to consider the matter.
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Columbus
David Jackson
Leon Wolfson
Walfson
Ed Johnson Killed by Central Train Near Albany
Ed Johnson, 18, a farmer from Holts Station, was struck by a Central of Georgia passenger train while near Slairs Station west of Albany. He died shortly after reaching Albany hospital. The engine crew, led by conductor Charley Johnson and engineer T B Gibson, found him fatality injured between the rails as the train began to move. Johnson was a prominent local figure, survived by three brothers, and married to a local family member.
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Albany
Izas Johnson
Holts Station
Central of Georgia
Charley Johnson
Kngineer
T B Gibson
Browsht
Slairs
Holt
ML Johnson
Hols End
A S Johnson
Desoto
Michigan to Invade East for football schedule
Ann Arbor Michigan reports the Jatues Canchi gans football team will invade the east next season with a game against Cornell in November. The University of Pennsylvania will be met at Ann Arbor this season.
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Ann Arbor Mich Jatues Canchigans
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor
Gary Discloses Business Outlook For Steel Industry
New York January 6 Ebert 7 Gary chairman of United States Steel corp issued a detailed statement on prevailing prosperity in steel and iron trade and a forecast for the industry. He warns of overproduction inflation and urges government aid for protection. He notes production rates and price dynamics while predicting possible continued prosperity for months, with caution about a European war whose end could reshape global demand. He calls for an international tribunal to settle disputes and warns that postwar recovery will bring reduced purchasing power and renewed competition, urging prudent expansion and cooperation across sectors.
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New York
Ebert
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
United States
Cotton Futures Bill Again Before House
Representative Lever of South Carolina, author of the cotton futures law declared unconstitutional by Judge Hough, reintroduced the bill after consulting many lawyers. He argued the Supreme Court would likely uphold the act and noted the bill would reestablish the law to prevent disorganization in cotton trade during a potential court decision period.
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Washington
Lever
South Carolina
Housh
New York
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Hough
Smith
Smiths
Smiths Bland
Congress
Cotton Exchange
Mr Laver
Columbus Man Sentenced to Year for Wife Whipping
Special prosecutor Barnes charged with assault and battery in a case of whipping his wife. He received twelve months in one term and six months in another, the latter suspended provided he stays away from his wife at the end of the first term.
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Columbus
Barnes
Davis Pays Visit To Federal Prison
Davis a prominent figure known as king of haboes visits the Atlanta Federal Prison and touts its sanitation and conditions. He has toured many federal and state facilities, including Sing Sing, and plans a book on prison reform.
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Federal
Jet
King
Haboes
Atlanta
Darvin
Hotel de Gink
New York
Hodoes
United States
Jalla
Roasia
Elurope
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ED Johnson
Michigan
Sterling
Maier & Berkele, Inc
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Kippera
Birmingham Age-Herald
Wever
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Georgia Railway & Power Co
Citizens’ Committee
Frank Weldon
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