Senate Votes 68 to 14 to Warn Americans Off Allies Ships
Washington March 3 by a vote of 68 to 14 the senate nixed Senator Gore s resolution to warn Americans off armed belligerent ships. The debate grew rowdy with tempers rising as southerners backed the administration and Democrats Chamberlain and O Gorman joined the minority. The House Foreign Affairs committee plans to report McLemore s warning resolution today, with a predicted defeat. the full fallout will affect President Wilson s stance on the Germany dispute.
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City to halt dope prescriptions on April first
Atlanta health board orders city physicians to stop furnishing dope prescriptions to drug addicts after April. The move follows reports of overwhelming demand crippling doctor duties. Officials warn the public and notify Mayor Blalock and state authorities that the temporary system will end.Further details note doctors Kennedy and Smith support the plan as a temporary relief measure amid broader wartime controls.
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Noted Grocery Ads Offer Varied Goods At Low Prices
The Constitution highlights a daily market section in Atlanta stores promising a fresh weather influenced appetite boost. It emphasizes a wide variety of foods, steady discounts, and guaranteed Made in Atlanta products, urging readers to compare prices and respond to the inviting quotations.
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Fifty Thousand Dollar Moving Picture Palace Planned for Five Points
A new theater costing about sixty thousand dollars will rise on the Henderson hotel property near Five Points. W. T. Murray and George Phelps oversee the project, leasing the Wiseberg estate for ten years. The theater will seat about four thousand, front Peachtree Street, with a large lobby and a 200 seat auditorium, set to open in early June.
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Yaarab Temple Spectacular Electrifies Shriners Carnival
Thousands filled the Auditorium to witness Yaarab Temple ceremonial presented by the Shriners. Proceeds will fund a band, chanters, and patrol trip to Buffalo, with Imperial Potentate Putnam Stevens praising the spectacle as among the best in North America.
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Opposition To Slick Sidewalks Halts Ivy Street Paving Plan
A stale street committee session wrestled with resurfacing Ivy Street from Edgewood to Peachtree and Walton Street from Spring to Marietta with wood block or brick. Resolutions were read, petitions noted, and no decision reached as papers vanished and officials debated slippery weather safety.
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Borglum Outlines Confederate Memorial Plan At Decatur
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum outlined a Confederate memorial for Stone Mountain before about 540 people at the Decatur Board of Trade. Introduced by US Attorney Hooper Alexander, he praised southern gratitude toward those who built the memorial and discussed enduring stone monuments as a fitting tribute to the South’s noted dead.
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Sinking of Provence Greatest Ocean Disaster Revealed
Paris March 8 The French ministry of marine confirms the Provence carried nearly four thousand aboard when she sank in the mid Mediterranean on February 1 9 0 0 survivors have been brought to Malta and Melos with about four hundred more rescued by patrol vessels No submarine was sighted and the exact cause remains undisclosed The loss surpasses the Titanic in modern times and the tragedy remains the world’s greatest marine disaster with three thousand feared dead.
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Weather Prophacy FAIR Forecast for Georgia and Washington
Weather report notes fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday with colder day Saturday and warmer in the northwest on Sunday. Include temperatures and rainfall data with mean and normal values.
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