Secretary Garrison urges $600 million for larger army plan
Washington January 6 Secretary Garrison before the House Military Committee outlined a four year program totaling 6009 000 000 to build a mobile army of 590 000, strengthen coast defenses and stockpile war matériel He argued for a small, highly trained regular force with federal volunteers and a robust National Guard preserving civil authority while expanding national defense.
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Obituaries from Jasper and Milleageville columns
A series of notices reports the deaths of Dr Tate of Jasper Ga a longtime north Georgia physician and county Democratic figure survived by wife five children and siblings, near Canton Ga funeral set. Jabez Galt pioneer clerk of Cherokee County and longtime school administrator dies at Milleageville. Mrs Simon Wheeler dies in Scottsboro grandmother of local peach grower FW Hendrickson. John Ashe Savannah resident dies after pneumonia remains shipped to Savannah for funeral. Mrs Arthur L Norris Jr and Mrs J A Carroll children survive. Mrs B Kane widow of Dr Begnard Kane dies at 76 Hast Baker Street. Pickerell remains arrive for service. Mrs Susan Elizabeth Phillips aged 81 and Mrs Carole L Jett aged 48 die with survivors listed. several other local obituaries from Atlanta to Waycross mentioning funerals and chapels.
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U S Clothiers Seek Aid to Secure German Dues
The National Association of Clothiers will ask Secretary of State Lansing to help persuade Germany and Britain to allow freight ships from Germany to the United States. President of the association authorized a committee to meet Mr Lansing and possibly appeal to President Wilson for relief from dye shortages and trade restrictions.
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Mellen Referred To As Goat In Trial Closing
New York January. R L Batts chief prosecutor in the Sherman anti trust trial of William Rockefeller and ten former New Haven and Wartford directors urged conviction. He said they made Mr Mellen the goat while shielding others and noted Mellen failed to tell the truth and the whole truth. Verdicts may vary among defendants including acquittal, conviction, or partial verdicts.
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Batts denounces defense for shifting liability to lawyers
Mr Batts denounces the defense for trying to shift reasonable liability onto Edward D Robbins, former road general counsel, and other lawyers who had advised them. The remarks appear in a heated exchange over the despicable conduct of the band and the grafters involved.
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Young Argentinian to Die for Spying
A court martial in Paris sentences Maria Joes Del Papi, 25, a naturalized Argentinian, to death for espionage. The case concerns alleged spying activities tied to wartime intelligence. Del Papi faces execution by firing squad under military law.
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Convicted suspect details German spying links at Mareefilee and Paris
The convicted man sent military information to German agents from Mareefilee and Paris. A letter found by police last September outlined the departure and destination of the French cruiser Kleber and described the construction of a new long range gun.
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