Wilsons tariff stance tightens party lines in senate
Washington May 18 President Wilson declared no compromise on free wool and free sugar. Democrats rally to support the tariff bill. Louisiana senators Russell and Thornton break ranks to stay outside the caucus as hearings proceed. James Defends free sugar while party leaders plan committee moves and a June 1 resumption.
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Constable dies after restraint at Palm Beach dance hall
West Palm Beach Florida May 18 a public safety incident ended in the death of Constable W W Ball after he was struck multiple times while trying to quell a disturbance at a Black person dance hall. A Black man and a white man named Harry Sachs were also injured in the melee.
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Bad Cotton Market Faces Mixed Weather and Planting Delays
New Orleans reports weather remains the key force shaping cotton markets this week as forecasts hinge on July positions and crop readiness. Rain in the eastern belt is needed while central and western regions may see excess precipitation, delaying seed termination and widening the late crop fears.
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Forecast of Weather for the Present Week
Washington May 18 General fair weather expected in the eastern portion of the country early in the coming week with showers in the Pacific states and plateau regions for a day or two. By midweek showers extend through the central valley upper lake region and into the lower lake region and New England. After midweek fair weather should prevail west of the Mississippi for a few days, then a disturbance may reach the Canadian northwest. in the south Atlantic and east gulf states local thunder storms will continue early, with local showers in the west gulf. Temperatures in the south will be about normal.
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Season's First Peaches Seen In Americus Territory
Americus Ga May 1 The first peaches of the season have been shown here and ten days hence earlier varieties will be plentiful. The crop yield from orchards in the Americus territory will be disappointing this year due to unpropitious seasons and neglect. Best cared for orchards may reach about 50 percent of average. large orchards may yield only 10 percent. The Baglay orchard with 285 000 trees was cut down in January and burned, a blow to the local fruit industry. The owner preferred cotton farming to peaches. Henry M Flagler's condition was reported practically uncharged in West Palm Beach on May 13.
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Bryan denounces war profits at Hague anniversary meeting
Secretary Bryan told a Washington crowd that subsidized patriotism and sensational newspapers drive war for profits in armor and ships. He argued few reap profits while masses bear taxes, and urged global treaties and arbitration with education shaping peace. He praised growing public discernment between patriotic and sensational press.
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Floral Parade Opens Americus Chautauqua Pageant
Americus Georgia May 18 special the floral parade Tuesday morning ushers in chautauqua season with over a hundred automobiles and carriages led by the Arc department. Prizes offered for best float and best appearance. Officials predict this first Americus floral event will become a permanent fixture as daily exercises in a large tent on the Stapleton property draw hundreds of visitors.
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Speaking of Opportunities A B and A Excursion to Jacksonville
Advertisement notes an excursion to Jacksonville Florida on May 27 with a $600 round trip from Tampa and a round trip fare referenced as 38.00. City Passenger and Ticket Agent W. Lay promotes travel options for readers interested in the trip.
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