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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1915

Page

2

Redfield warns private shippers face government entry

New Orleans January 39. Secretary of Commerce W C Redfield told city businessmen that private steamship interests must treat shippers fairly or the government would step in. He said government ships would compete with private fleets, and urged fair freight rates while noting a protest against a government ship purchase.

New Orleans W. C. Redfield United States Achever Redfield Association of Commerce Washington Bih

Protest Highlights Risks of Government Ship Ownership

The protest argues that running such a law would entangle the United States with foreign powers. Critics say government operation could trigger international difficulties, while supporters note offers to buy ships and claim only a few vessels would influence freight notes like a pendulum moving a clock.

United States Redfield

Rockefeller Critic Attacks Labor Wages and Foundations

Lawer Lawson denounces Rockefeller foundations after a $1,000,000 study into industrial unrest. He accuses Rockefeller figures of hidden control and ignorance about Colorado Fuel and Iron labor abuses, citing King’s letter and the union threat. Hammond and Eliot testify on labor policy and education philanthropy.

Judson Colorado, Fuel and Iron Company Game Voice Young Rockefeller Colorado Foundation Mackenzie King King Lawson Mr. King John D. Hockefeler, Jr Colorado Fuel and Iron Company John D. Rockefeller, Jr Colorado “Fuel Jdron

Vienna Officials Seek Confiscation Of All Foodstuffs

Dispatches from Vienna report the city council and press demanding immediate confiscation by the Austrian government of all grain flour and meat stocks. They warn of catastrophe unless action is taken and criticize certain Hungarian landowners and others for selfish attitudes amid looming shortages.

Venice London Vienna de Clare

Navy and political clash over strengthening fleet

Representative Hobson urged a stronger navy citing the president as a liability and warning that the fleet will not reach the Pacific under the current administration. He compared U S tensions with Germany and Britain to historical wars and called for expansion of ships and manpower. Pacific defense and bids for an enlarged program split lawmakers as debate continues.

America United States Hobson Europe France England Germany Great Britain Napoleon Britain Williams Illinois Japan Pacific Gardner Massachusetts Pacific Coast Stephens California Atlantic Daniels Witherspoon Mississippi China Slayden Texas

Zionist relief ship to Palestine famine areas sails planned

Washington reports a food ship for famine threatened Palestine and Syria will depart soon. Brandeis Wise and Magnes announce with Bryan that cargo plans are set and safe conduct assurances are sought from Britain France and Turkey. Nathan Straus contributes $50,000 to aid all faiths with Christian groups aiding the effort. Ambassador Morganthau in Constantinople works to ease the situation as the Zionist committee seeks outside help and the State Department pledges inquiry into anti Jewish attacks.

Washington Palestine Syria United States Provisional Zionist Committee State Department Louis D. Brandeis Boston Stephen §. Wise J.L. Magnes New York Bryan Nathan Straus New For Brandeis Ambasator Morganthau Constantinople

Funeral Notices From Dalton And West Point

Dalton Georgia January 29 special John Towns aged 70 died at his sister's residence. He was long known in hotel circles and was a son of ex governor Towns. Survived by three sisters. West Point Georgia January 29 special Mrs J W Williams Opelika Alabama died at home with six children listed and noted as an original organizer of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. John C Shepherd Jr aged five died at a private hospital. Died in El Paso Texas D Otishax age 50 with family details. Nashville Georgia January 28 special Mr B L Boyd 40 died at home with wife and six children surviving. Ella Stewart died Thursday evening at home four sons listed. Bertha Bethea four died. family details included.

Colorado Mrs. Lawson Mr. Rockefeller New York Rockefeller Mrr. Rockefeller John TD. Rockefeller, Jr Jaca Atten Imine Colorado Fuel and Iron Company Hps Colorado Ig Wilson Brite Harper Ogden Texas Harper M. L. Sellers Karper Miet Jen Hel Sellers Houston Leve Harper A. Ogden Johne Sroud William Davis Georgia Maud Holt Mebane N. C Wisconsin Dalton John Towns R. A. Rushton M. A. Comer Huntington W. Va Dickinson Pittsburg Williams Opelika Ala West Point J. W. Williams John W. Williams West Poin George M. Williams Montgomery S. R B.D. Williams John J. Ingram Clif Williams Open Uke The United Daughters of the Confederacy John C. Shepherd, Jr Patterson's Angier Place D. Otishax el Paso John «. Nix Gainesville L. W. Sharp Atlanta Nashville B. . Boyd

Pinchin's Sea Exploit Pleasing to Germans

New York dispatch reports Captain Edward T. Pinchin piloted the cotton laden steamer Elmonte through mine fields into Bremen on New Year's Day and returned to New York. Though praised in Bremen, he was arrested and questioned by a German admiral before release. His feat noted for guiding an American flag into Bremen harbor after 44 years and earning salute from locals. His crew spent shore leave amid celebrations. The article also notes a private hospital obituary line.

New York Edward T. Pinchin Elmonte Bremen Pinchin Ita

Georgians May Win Millions by Story

A Georgia tale recounts a case where a long story ending with a fortune hinges on a will. The narrative traces a man of about forty who fathered Leve Harper, the named beneficiary, and the child’s status as the sole offspring of a common law marriage. Prior to the will's execution, the couple separated and the child was taken to Cairo for care.

Leve’ Harper Ogden Cairo

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