United States to Recognize Chinese Republic Tomorrow
Feking May 1 United States will recognize the republic of China tomorrow. An elaborate reception and luncheon will honor the legation staff at the Winter Palace, signaling formal recognition as soon as the new government is organized and administrative officers elected. Washington May 1 Secretary Bryan announced that Charge WH Ham at Peking had been instructed to extend recognition after preliminaries are completed. The delay due to legislative divisions in the Chinese parliament is over with Tang Hsi Lung chosen as speaker and the senate organized, enabling recognition and the arrival of a new minister to China.
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Feking
United States
Republic of China
Legation
Winter Palace
Washington
Bryan
California
Hams
Peking
Renatiment Assembly
Tang Hue Lung
House
Senate
America
China
Republic
Calhoun
Chang
Yuah Shi Kai
Ching
Social items from local society column
The column records a string of visiting friends and returning travelers. Marie Graham of Chicago visits Mrs. Jack J. Spalding in Willard, Ga, and Jack J. Spalding Jr returns from Deerland for ten days. Mrs. Louis Stevens goes home to Macon, Ga, and others travel from Late Spring, Tenn to New York City, Nashville and Washington. Families mentioned include Conklins, Hardy, Quilliam, Alma Papy, Rains, Dougherty, Reid, Young, Kenan, Harvie Jordan, Nena Hammond, and Wood, with residences in Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, Washington, Birmingham, Gadsden, and Rome.
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Marie Graham
Chicago
Jack J. Spalding
Jack J. Spalding, Jr
Deerland
Pennsylvania
Louis Stevens
Macon
Bir
Conklin
J. 8. Hardy
John W. Reid
Mirs. Simmons
Lian
Robyn Young
Birmingham
W. C. Humphries
Washington, D. C
Kirtland Kenan
Harvie Jordan
Washington
New York
Mis
Nena Hammond
Gadsden
Ala
Joann Staton
Old Time May Festival Brightens Forrest Avenue School
May day fete at Forrest Avenue school revived a long dormant Atlanta tradition. First and second graders carried out the program with doll-filled baskets, flower garlands, and a doll song. Guests were treated to a soldier drill and a finale in the auditorium, while many local residents and families looked on with pride.
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Forrest Avenue
Atlanta
Forrest Avenur ‘School
Constitution
Boutwell Hudeina
Memorial tablet marks Polk home site in Nashville
Nashville May 1 Cumberland chapter D A R presents a memorial tablet at the Polk home site. Mayor Howse accepts for the city as Mrs Elizabeth Frye Page reads an original poem. The former Polk home site is now the citys largest apartment house complex in Polk’s honor.
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Nashville
Tenn
James, Knox
Cumberland
Howse
Elizabeth Frye Page
Polk
Powers hesitate about Montenegro crisis
London dispatch reports the great powers will not pressure Montenegro now. Ambassadors deem coercion unnecessary after Montenegro’s moderate reply. King Nicholas supposedly awaits compensation to quit Scutari as Montenegro emphasizes deference to its larger neighbors and clarifies its stance on the fortress handover to Albania.
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London
Montenegro
Nicholas
Scutari
Scuter
Albania
Russian minister in Montenegro cites talk on Scutarii in peach talks
In Cettinje Montenegro on May 1 the Russian minister to Montenegro signals room for discussion and reserves the right to raise Scutarii during the course of the peach negotiations.
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Rusig
Cettinje
Montenegro
Montenegro Defiance Policy Cited In Curt Note
A curt contemporary note cites Montenegro urging immediate concessions by European powers and signaling defiance by Reuteri’s government. The message intimates Montenegro’s policy stance and implies tense regional diplomacy shaping reactions among major states.
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Xaws
Montenegro
Reuteri
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W. F. Quilliam
J. W. Jones
Carriesville
Sae
M. Adama
Mes
Alma Papy
New York City
Walcott
Rains
Brancis Faris
D. C. Dougherty, Jr
Junipar Street
W.D. Wood
W. C. A. Henry
Columbus
Ohio
Fleming DuBignon
Wilson Hardy
Rome
Factory Girls
National Pencil Company
Mary Phagan
Tie Achis
Gance
KH. H. Barnett
Mrs. Martin
Annie Alken
South Carolina
Misa Louise McGovern
St. Louis
Edward van Winkle
Will
Charles Phinizy, Jr
Athens
William ™. Foster
George Forrester
Marie Macintyre
Emma Wood
Knoxville
Janie Laird
Mrs. Cady Laird
Dan Carey
Waldo
Texas
Misa Helen Hare
Agnes Carey
Paul Care
Edward Barnett
Clinton
Venable Martin
Arthur Howell
Boulevard
Nsar Fone de Leon
Druid toJisne
Ernest Walliz
Marlon Hodgson
Lawnon Hines
Phil Delta Theta
Geo
King
W. J. Lyon
Baltimore
Lillias Pratt
Tampa, Fla
Albert Howell
Georgia Terrace
Waterworks Road
Tee
John
Ennis
Mildred Thomas
Mary ¥Erney
Ruby Lee Estes
Oxford
A. 1S Fraternity
Emory College
Peter F. Clarke
Lark
Frances Clarke
Goucher College
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Hugh N. Mellfee
Piedmont
John ¥. Woodside
Hildreth Burton Smith
Hugh Lokay
Winn
Richmond
Milas McClellan
Nancy Frince
Martina Hurke
Carolyn Klug
Miss Winn
Hugh Lakey
Misa Robyn Young
Penick & Ford, Ltd
New Orleans
Kentucky
Little Kingdom
Newekse
Bethy
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Europe
Rich
Messalines
Alligo
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