Wilson Demands That Strike End in Colorado
President Wilson seeks end to Colorado coal strike by urging employers and workers to adopt a tentative basis for settlement. The plan calls for a three year truce, compliance with state law, miners returning to work, and prohibition of intimidation, with current wage scales and rules published.
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Washington
Wilson
Colorado
Commission of
Labor Department
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Victor-American Fuel Company
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado Strike Settlement Proposal From Presidential Letter
President urges acceptance of a three man commission as final referee to resolve the Colorado strike. The plan would halt picketing and mass campaigns, waive contractual claims, withdraw federal troops, and share commission costs between employers and employees. Two government investigators crafted the tentative settlement for national public safety.
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Canes
Colorado
Army of the
United States
Perhane
Government
Burhan Eddine to Rule as King Over Albania
A Durazzo dispatch says Essad Pasha arrives and is expected to proclaim Mehmed Burhan Haddine Effendi son of Abdul Hamid king of Albania. Albania will remain independent of Turkey though ruled by a Musselman. Burhan Eddine Ja is 29 years old.
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Paris
Durazzo
Essad Pasha
Mehmed Burhan Haddine Effendi
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Albania
Musselman Burhan Eddine Ja
Obituary notices from Danbury and Washington Ga dates
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices announce Walter T Higuley Franklin Burley Corley Mrs W E Hanye Martha J Adams J R Williams J C Waters Jr J C Waters Sr and William W Worsham across Danbury and Washington Georgia with ages survivals and burial details at local chapels and cemeteries.
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Franklin Burley Corley
A Corley
Washington Street
Hast Point
Hapeville Votes Bonds for Water and Sewer
Hapeville approved a $29 000 water bond and a $14 000 sewer bond on Monday. In both measures the vote counted 94 for the bonds and 0 against, authorizing municipal financing for utility improvements.
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Hapeville
Commercial Congress Meeting Postponed to April
Washington September 7 Senator Fletcher of Morida president of the Southern Commercial congress announced today the postponement of the sixth convention from November to next April due to the European war.
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Washington
Fletcher
Morida
Southern Commercial Congress
Congress
Col H C Fisher Urges Nationwide Cotton Ban for 12 Months
Colonel Fisher proposes to save the South by removing 4 to 6 million bales from the market for a year. He calls for pledges by cotton planters to reduce 1915 acreage, bank and supplier noncooperation with nonpledged growers, and government issued emergency currency to move the crop. He compares patriotism to wartime sacrifices and urges outright purchase and storage of cotton to keep it off the market, with warehouse receipts nonnegotiable to prevent financial drain.
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H.C Fisher
Fisher
United States
Colonel Fisher
National Treasury
Motors and Movies Likely to Be Taxed
Washington after a Labor Day recess moves to an emergency revenue bill aiming to raise 100 million dollars. The House Ways and Means Committee aims to finalize taxed commodities by Thursday and pass the measure by Saturday night with talks centering on beer soft drinks gasoline and possibly distilled liquors. Automobiles and moving pictures are seen as likely additions, while a stamp tax on commercial paper remains under consideration as a possible fallback if consensus fails.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means
Underwood
House
Stirlingist
Finance
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt Attacks Government Policy In Louisiana Speech
New Orleans September 7 Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the Paris opera house decrying the government tariff policy and its impact on Louisiana sugar interests. He repeated charges that paying Colombia 25 000 900 was blackmail and urged federal control of the Mississippi River. He urged bold Progressive reforms and warned against self interest in union leadership while noting labor is generally positive. He planned a one day campaign in the Third Louisiana district and addressed workers at a Labor Day picnic in Southern Park emphasizing unity and responsible leadership.
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New Orleans
Theodore Roosevelt
House Tonight
Louisiana
Colombia
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Asswich
Progressive Committee
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Mississippi River
Southern Park
Crooka
Golgner Roosevelt
Thira
Franklin
New Haynes Car Exhibit Delights Ansley Visitors
The Pegram Motor Car Company announced the Haynes 1915 model would be on display at the Ansley Lobby this week. The car proved too large for the door, so it was taken apart and carried in piece by piece to be exhibited in the hotel lobby as promised. The item sits as a novelty in the hotel.
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Ansley Hotel
Pegram Motor Car Company
Haynes
Ansley
Fountain Pen Offer From Moore & Sons at Grant Building
Jno L. Moore & Sons advertise fountain pens suitable for postcards and letters. The notice promotes availability at their office on the greens street in the Grant Building.
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Jno L. Moore & Sons
Grees Street
Grant Building
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W E. Hanye
W E Hanye
Hart Street
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Maude Hange
Julia Astro
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James Dunlap
James B Small
Brooke
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Martha T Adams
R H Adama
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Artie Adams
Mary Davis
Jane Orr
Stewart Avenue
J. R. Williams
J R Williams
Harris
Barclay & Brandon
J. C. Waters, Jr
JC Waters
Auburn Avenue
Poole’s Chapel
William W. Worsham
William W Worsham
Poole’s
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Dr. Pierce
Dr.Pierce
Pace Beniele
Muse’s
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Col. H. C. Fisher
South
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Graham
National Biscuit Company
Farmers & Traders’ Bank
Peters St
Atlanta
Ansley Lobby
Omobile
Maxim
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Velvet
Kentucky
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