Secret Treaty Nullified By Armistice And League Pact
Opinion piece notes secret treaties with Britain and Japan deemed invalid by armistice terms and League of Nations. Reports detail that only the armistice is binding for peace talks, nullifying prior understandings and territorial deals, with emphasis on resolving colonial and frontiers issues through the league.
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America
Wilson
League of Nations
United Press
Alghent International
Great Brtain
Japan
Caroline
Marshall Island
London
Italy
Dalmatia
Wages Must Go Up or Food Price Down
United Press reports in New York that Ernest Borm of the Federated Unions warns continued high food prices will provoke labor rebellion. He calls for open food warehouses and labor relief, saying workers must be paid more as prices stay elevated.
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United Press
New York
Organized Labor
Ernest Borm
Central Federated Unions
Ifigh
Enid
Weather forecast fragment hints at cold, unsettled period
Fragmentary forecast notes a cold spell with tonight and Friday for Weasher area. Reading is incomplete, but hints at minimal improvement and potential wind.
H A Morgan Proclaimed Likely President of Tennessee University
Maury county residents rally behind H A Morgan to succeed the late Dr Brown Ayres as president of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Morgan, 50, dean of the college of agriculture and director of the experiment stations, has boosted the university’s reach with new stations and acreage and earned broad support from trustees lawmakers and business leaders.
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Maury County
H. A. Morgan
University of Telnnessee
Brown Ayres
Morgan
Nashville Banner
College of Agriculture
University of Tennessee
Dr. Brown
Ayres
University
Nashville
Experiment Stationa
University of Louisiana
Agricultural College
Hve
Knoxville
Sec
Jackson
Columbia
Tennessee
Dr. Morgan
British Trade War Fears Rise Amid Embargo Slump
British embargo on imports rattles American shipping interests as fears mount of a broader trade conflict. Analysts say disruption could affect transatlantic commerce, with rivals adjusting routes and price pressures spreading across sectors.
Protective import license to begin March 1 in Britain
Britain will require a special import license for 53 classes of goods starting March 1. Licenses must be obtained for each shipment under new protective measures to aid domestic manufacturers.
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United Press
London
Embargo War Deepens as Britain Seizes Cargoes
A Washington report says Britain has declared open commercial warfare on the United States by embargoing over 400 commodities. The move prompts calls for a formal government policy and is viewed as a bid to seize cargoes bound for British ships. The measure concentrates tension among officials and legislators.
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United Press
Washington
Jaw
Passmore Dies at Carter's Creek After Long Illness
B F Passmore, aged in the 60s, died at 4 30 am at his Carter's Creek home after a five month illness. A farmer and Cumberland Presbyterian church member, he is survived by his wife seven sons and two daughters, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements set for Friday at 11 am at West Paint church with Rev A H Sykes. burial in family lot. Maury Undertaking Co. in charge.
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Daily Herald
F. Passmore
Carter's Creek
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Passmore
H. M
Sam
BB. Passmore
A.W. Passmore
California
H.W
H. J. Passmore
Nashville
Mary
Nellie
West Paint
A. H. Sykes
Maury Undertaking Co
Women’s club seeks new name for city rest room HQ
Mentors of the club plan to use the J O U A M hall in The Herald building as the headquarters for women organizations and a rest room for women and children. County residents may submit unique names by mail, with entries closed Saturday at midnight.
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Chatterbox
Maury Club
Niversal Country Club
Hen's Nest
Morgan School 10 Meet C. M. A. Saturday
Two undefeated teams, Morgan school of Fayetteville visiting C. M. A. in the high school gym for an 8 PM Saturday game. Strong programs with ample season experience promise a good exhibition. This will be the third meeting this year for C. M. A.
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Morgan School
Fayetteville
C. M.A
M.A
Geers Plans Napoleon Direct Campaign at Circuit
Ed B. Geers arrives in Columbia from Memphis to view Napoleon Direct and gauge a 1919 racing campaign. He stays with Dr. W. P. Woldridge in West End and may return the great pacer to active training after rest.
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Daily Herald
Ed B “Pop” Geers
Columbia
Memphis
Napoleon Direct
Pacer
Mr. Geers
Hint Frierscon
Zion
Walter Direct
W. PB. Woldridge
West End
Napoleon
Hint Priers Geant
T. Jones
Alan Mr. Geers
Steson
Millard Sanders
Hig Ear
Pheetas
Bolshevik Claims Continued Success Reported
United Press dispatch from London reports continued advances by Bolshevik forces on all fronts. The Moscow communique via wireless notes renewed successes and asserts bolstering battlefield gains amid ongoing conflict.
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London
Jas. It
Holoheriki
Irina Moscow
Congress Must Provide Labor to Stop Bolshevism
Washington January 30 workers demand action urging Congress to supply jobs for the unemployed to halt Bolshevism spread in the United States. Secretary of Labor Wilson responded to advocates in Congress with calls for immediate employment relief.
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United Press
Washington
Iist
United States
Wilson
Death Blow to League If Allies Insist on Division of Colonies
A Waited Press dispatch from Washington reports Senator Pollock of South Carolina accusing Republican senators of partisan politics over the league of nations. He denounces opposition as small-minded and urges support for postwar peace, warning that delays harm the nation and world. In Paris, United News notes President Wilson’s stance linking America’s participation to peace terms, warning of a “death blow” if allies divide former colonies.
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Greene
Columbia, Tenn
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France
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Arironne
Wilson Holman
One Hundred Fourteenth Field Artillery
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Washington
League of Nations
Pollock
South Carolina
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America
Wilson
World’s Greatest Show to End War Parade in Paris
Paris crowds reserve seats for a spectacular postwar pageant awaiting a fixed date. Buyers pay 100 francs to secure spots, with meals arranged at Champs Elysees restaurants for the anticipated event. Government commission studies plan while citizens wait for a precise date and price speculation rises.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
British strikers accused of Bolshevik influence
London reports claim widespread strikes in Great Britain and Ireland are Bolshevistic with strikers directed by soviet style local boards opposed to the official National Federation of Trades Unions head. Accusations include partial funding by Russian Bolsheviks. Glasgow sees clashes as shoe workers raid wards and threaten to cut electricity if negotiations stall.
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United Press
London
Great Britain
Ireland
National Federation of Trades Unions
United
Glasgow
Maury Fruit Growers Prominent At Meeting
J. C. Murphy a leading Maury county fruit grower chaired the Tennessee Horticultural Society state convention session in Nashville on uniform packing and cupping laws. He urged a committee be formed to draft the laws for the legislature. Murphy and Percy Brown of Spring Hill were named on the publicity committee, Mr Kore Wataleo on the advertising panel, and Murphy on the exhibits committee. Newly elected officers include HA Craddock Fillam Poind, president, J. C. Murphy Columbus vice president, Professor J. M. Bentley Kingston secretary and treasurer.
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J. C. Murphy
Maury County
Tennessee Horticultural Society
Nashville
Murphy
Percy Brown
Spring Hal
Kore Wataleo
E P Roberts Succumbs After Long Illness
E P Roberts prominent Maury County farmer and citizen died at noon at his sister’s home on West Sixth Street after three years of ill health from lewrt timble. He was 58 and a member of the Melitodiet church. Survived by sister Mrs Chueh of Texas and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 11 from Guilein Chapel with Rev Mr Catton.
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Daily Herald
KY. Roberts
Maury County
J. W
West Sixth Street
Roberts
Mes Chueh
Tur
Mra
TL Bibsckwell
Cowper
Texas
Manry Enemy
Eloeke
Guile
Mr. Catton
Peace Bureau Resumes Delegation Talks in Paris
The Paris meeting on colonial issues shows broad support for a League of Nations. The delegates, guided by President Wilson’s fourteen points, discuss independence and self determination amid Allied powers' differing stances.
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Paris
Epreien
Automobile Robbers Take Wiltshire’s Car From Highway
Wiltshire of the signing Realty Company reported a night car theft on the Tipshire Pike near the Stiadind Of Mo plant. The car was found minus a tire, several inner tubes, tools and four other items, suggesting the robbers stripped it before fleeing. Police were notified but limited by threats to safety.
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Fsigners Realty Company
Condny Tha Lown
Tipshire Pike
Stiadind
Meg
Fo G. Bates
Wilkhirve
Tin Wat Ip
Wiltshire
Planters Hold Cotton For Advance In Atlanta
Atlanta news reports planters in Georgia and the cotton belt aim to hold cotton for higher prices. State markets official LT, quoted by United Prastorus, says farmers fear rising costs and see evidence from Crom agricutidvaleae showing a South-wide resolve to delay selling until prices improve.
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Unitol
Mienghenit
Feeli
Inirvar
United Prastorus
Farmora Anil
Crom
Baker Might Act as Proxy at Peace Conference
Dispatch suggests Baker could stand in for the President at a high level peace conference. The note mentions discussions with United States officials and possible involvement of Secretary Maker in signaling readiness or position ahead of talks.
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Millan
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