Germany argues contraband destroyable under old treaty
Washington June 10 Germany contends the Prussian American treaty of 1739 allows stopping contraband at war and, if needed, destroying the cargo and ship. The US argues prize courts not required. Germany insists compensation exists. Berlin notes say destruction must await prize court verdict and urge American claimants to file under prize proceedings.
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Washington
Geemans
Willam P Frye
Pring Eitel Fileditch
United States
Shyas
Germany
Gerard
Foreign Office
Berlin
Aly
James W. Gerald
United States of America
Nuarber
Willam P. Frye
Pring Erteledrich
Knowle
Tf Fis
Avall
von Jagow
Chamber Committees Report Broad Chamber Work
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce committees reported strong progress at a luncheon of the House of Representatives. Banking chair McCord said 12,000,000 of 14,000,000 discounted by member banks, with only 2,000,000 unpaid, indicating safe business conditions. Farming chair Holleman urged immigration support and highlighted gold issuance notes. Cotton study by Maddox warned of 4,000,000 additional bales for explosives if war lasts a year. Hastings noted the corn show as a prompt for crop diversification to keep wealth at home. Fluence committee Willet praised anti tuberculosis efforts at 23 East Cain. City plan chair Winn proposed boulevard links to parks for the city.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lancheon
House of Representatives
Chamber
Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph A. McCord
J.P. Holleman
Hoe
Maddox
Hastings
Fac
FLDM
Willet
East
Cain
W. T. Winn
Dairymen Barbecue at Brown's Mill This Afternoon
The Atlantic Dairymen's association hosts a barbecue at Brown's Mill dairy farm this afternoon at 1 o'clock. State officials and out-of-town guests will attend, with E. McNish issuing invitation cards and badges. Speakers include J D Price, Peter F Barnsen, Dr. McNighbert, Dr. J P Kennedy, and Clift Hightower.
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Atlants Dairymen’s Association
Brown's Mill
E. McNish
J D. Price
Peter F. Babnsen
Mc Nighbert
Federal Animal Industry Bureau
J. P. Kennedy
Clift Hightower
Plans Made for City Survey by Atlanta Citizens
A 125 member Atlanta survey committee chaired by Paxon met to outline a long term civic study. The group aims to assess schools and city departments, seek expert advice, and work with the mayor and council to uncover negligence and waste while boosting cooperation across boards.
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Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Paxon
Lla
Snd Courtland
Winn
W. Woods White
Reivers
Mr. White
Beavers
Himyas
Ernest C. Kontz
W. J. Davis
T. L. Whites
George Hillyer
3. T. Holleman
Hugh E. Murray
Bryan Pleads His Case Before the People
Bryan urges peace and negotiation with Germany while Keiley administers estate of his wife Willie Kelley, noting a broader clash between force and persuasion. He argues for a new system over old militarism and calls for continued talks until a peaceful understanding is reached.
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Prince of Peace
Germany
Philip
United States
Thomas H
Peach- Ping
Trea Street
Mayor Woodward Laments Bryan Resignation
William Jennings Bryan resigns as secretary of state, a move Mayor James G. Woodward calls inopportune. He believes Bryan stayed in office beyond his expected term, and warns that the resignation could affect national unity and U.S. standing amid European belligerence. The mayor urges firm leadership and insistence on fair treatment of all nations.
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James G. Woodward
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
New York City
Yam
Europe
Turke Mantulpail- Uew
Wohool
Butery Birst
Mir ‘Bryan
Bryan
Bryant
Anertea
Ai Na- Mons
Woodward
Water theft alleged by city waterworks officials
Millions of gallons of water are reportedly being stolen from the city each year, much by industrial plants. Mariner Zode Smith says meter readings mislead and detector meters reveal large unaccounted use. The department plans a thorough survey and may sue stations that break seals or create secret connections. Some plants consume more water at night when shut down than during the day.
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Mariner Zode Smith
We Waterworks Department
Départment 35
Weltner Withdraws From Ward Eight Council Race
Philip Weltner withdrew from the race for the eighth Ward city council seat opposing incumbent Frank H. Heynolds. He said after careful consideration and consultations with friends he could not render city service or justify sacrificing his practice by running for election.
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Philip Weltner
Frank H. Heynolds
Mr. Weltner
Counecllmania
Journey Through the Wash Goods Aisle
A Wash Goods buyer reports a New York trip uncovering spring fabrics and frocks. The piece lists fabrics such as Novelty Crepe, Hatine Voile, Silk and Cotton Crepe, Organdie, Voile, Gabardine, Golfine, and Piques with widths, colors, and prices, guiding readers to the season’s wardrobe options.
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New York
Crepe Fabrics Offered At Bargain Prices
Readable catalog style noting fabrics and prices including crepe de chine silk and cotton crepe items. Mentions crepes in various colors and widths with prices around 39c to $1.00, highlighting quality and best buys of the season.
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Dresden
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