Seven Days Epitomized: Violent Foreign Unrest and War News
Violent demonstrations in Vienna over living costs. seven killed and twenty three wounded. Gendarmes in Gratz fired into crowds protesting profiteering, seven killed and thirty wounded. German government resigns to President Ebert, who asks it to stay provisional. Unofficial German election results show split between coalition and opposition. Samuel Gompers condemns compulsory labor at Montreal AFL convention. First postwar cotton congress to meet in Zurich June 9 to 11 with delegates from fourteen countries. Beatification of 22 Ugandan martyrs celebrated in Rome. Explosion in Turin station kills fourteen, injures a hundred. British warships fire on Nationalist positions near Ismid. Constantinople unsettled. Sultans troops collapse, Britain defends key rail terminals. German election excitement grows. peace with Hungary signed in Paris. White and Negro sailors clash in Newport. police restore order. U.S. participation in Spa talks not officially instructed. unofficial representation expected via Boyle. U.S. to assist Vera Cruz with sanitary detachment against bubonic plague. Sugar committee finds Palmer used power to fix sugar prices in Louisiana without authority. Palmer defends by naming Felix Frankfurter to retract charges. Irish women burn British flag, picket treasury. urge recalling loans to England. Interstate Commerce Commission warned railroads to relieve congestion. penalties to be invoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kert
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Canada
Zurich
Uganda
Mwanga
St. Peter's
Rome
Italy
Turin
Touzla
Sea of Marmara
Ismid
Constantinople
Germany
Hungary
Paris
Newport
Ingland
Spa
Washington
United States
Commission
Roland W. Boyder
Boston
Vera Cruz
National Asociation of Real Estate Boards
Kansas City
Charles Mayer
Cincinnati
National Housing Commission
Mayer
Supreme Court
Pearl Beaver O'Dell
James L. O'Dell
Sing Sing
Edward J. Kneip
Robert H. Thompson
Auburn
Brownsville
Texas
House
Senate
Department of Justice Institute
Clayton
Birmingham
Ala
British Flag Burning Probed by DC Officials
A report to the DC commissioners details a British flag burn by Irish sympathizers before the treasury. No law allows punishment thus far, with no protests from the British embassy. Pershing plans retirement, pledging readiness in future crises. Resignations wrap the State and Treasury departments as officials shift roles. Norman Davis may replace Polk as under secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
District of Columbia
Colby
State Department
General Pershing
Columbia
Department
Supreme Court
Frank L. Polk
Norman Davis
Warehouse of Marcus Ward estate sewed for three million
Marcus L Ward will probated in New York disposes of over three million dollars. A home for respectable bachelors and widowers is established in the will. The document links to the late Civil War governor's son and notes New Jersey ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus L. Ward
New Jersey
New York
Enrico Caruso
Hast Hampton
L. L
Russia
Nicholas Romanoff
Johnsson Motor Company
Hickory
N. G
Save Paraffin From Lily Cups
A new process from the U S forestry products laboratory recovers paraffin and the cup from discarded waxed paper. The method promises large savings due to widespread use of the cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forestry Products Laboratory
Leave to Sell Land for Minors in Fayette County Georgia
Mrs L L Turner guardian of Lizzie Nipper Holt and Peele Jane Stanley seeks court leave to sell half interest in a brick storehouse on Main Street Inman and a 28 acre tract in Fayette County lot 247. Sale aims to invest proceeds, reduce taxes, and preserve estate for wards. court grants leave upon notice with no objection, to loan proceeds or pay interest as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Turner
Inman
Fayette County
Georgia
Main Street
W. E. M Harp
W. BE. M. Harp
In-Ern Railway Company
Terest
G. M
Fayne
Fayette County Georgia Estate Notice 1920
Property described as part of land lot No 247 containing 23 acres lies east by E A McLucas J A Burch and Mrs Ella Hodnett south by Ida Burch and west by B E Welson and J A S Chambers. All debts to William Brown estate must be settled and all claims rendered in by law. Dated June 1 1920. Alban Brown Administrator Fayette County Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman
Main Street
W. Bp.m. Harp
Harp
Southern Railroad
Fayette County
Georgia
J. A. S. Chambers
B. A. McLucas
J. A. Birch
Balla Hodnett
Ida Burch
EB. B. Weldon
Ette County
E. A. McLucas
J. A. Burch
Ella Hodnett
BE. B. Weldon
Chambers
J. J., Davis
Ordinary
William Brown
Alban Brown
Fayetteville, Ga
Sheriff Sale of Ford Sedan in July 1920
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in July 1920 within legal hours one Ford sedan five passenger touring car motor number 2552240. The property is levied on as the property of J Arnold to satisfy a writ from the March term superior court 1920 in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Fayette County
Court House
Said County
J. Arnold
Superior Court
Aisten Bros and Co Griffin Undertakers Services
Aisten Bros and Co of Griffin Georgia offers undertaker services with contact points listed as 63 and 575 sw 6381 and 168 J for obituary or funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisten Bros. & CO
Griffin, Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vienna
Austria
Gratz
Sugar Investigating Committee
Palmer
Louisiana
National Popular Government League
Department of Justice
Felix Frankfurter
Cambridge
Mass
America
England
Sion
Gpeorgia
Lizzie
Nipper
Holt
Decie
Jane
Stanley
Derere
J. W. Culpepper
Dickson & Camp, Petitioner's Attorneys
Lester C. Dickson
N. P
State At Large
Weber
Redwine
T. M. Kerlin
Chero-Cola
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