Hoke Smith Urges Munitions Embargo Against England
Washington January 30 reports Senator Hoke Smith called for an embargo on munitions and other necessities to Great Britain to defend U S rights on the seas. He argued Britain blocks neutral trade, harms cotton shipments to Germany, and urged Congress to act without war if possible. He cited international law, neutral rights, and the need to pressure Britain to respect U S commerce and ships.
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Great
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Smith
England
Borah
Georgia
Congress
Great Britain
Hagland
United States
Germany
America
Howard W Bible
Russia
United Status
Europe
Austria
Congress of the
Greal
Britain
Jetterson
R Finley
Alitair
Holland
Sweden
Privy Council
Great ‘Britain
Nelson
John Sharp Williams
Roosevelt
United States Congress
Bacland
Serted
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Tincoln
Hitchcock
Senate
Rotterdam
Fitchcock
Luteh Cork
Senator Williams
Willams
Vorway
Senator Hitchcock
Senater
Oil Stock Advance Offer Targets Investors Across States
A marketing promissory note touts 5 to 100 percent advance on oil stock with a January deadline. It claims lucrative U.S. properties in Pawnee and Tulsa counties, describes Wheeler wells, and urges investors to remit to The Uncle Sam Company of Kansas City Kansas. The ad promises rapid price gains and emphasizes non assesable stock with full payment upon company approval or refund.
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Stensier
Walt
Saad Ak
Howe
van Conti
Lerchtow Wheeler
Pawnee
Red Cock
Tulsa County
Yulluis Mall
Uncle Simon Company
Mmayi Stork
Fortes
Oneien Ourself
Ite
Albany Citizens Before Committee for Flint River
Representative Frank Park with Albany delegation appeared before the native rivers and harbors committee in support of the 100 000 Flint River project. Mock of the chamber of commerce and Henry Tarver of Albany presented arguments for the appropriation. Park predicts a favorable report from the committee.
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John Corrigus
Washington
Frank Park
Albany
Hative Rivers and Harbors Committee
T He Mock
Chamber of Commerce
Henry A. Tarver
Rosenburz
Fark
Silk and novelty collars gowns in mixed colors
A catalog style listing offers silk self striped garments in navy and black with white silk options and multicolor stripes. High low collars and willow taffeta novelty pieces feature wide roll collars, large pearl buttons, and wide revers. Rose flesh maize and white colors available with hem stitch detailing.
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Atlanta
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