Further Parley To Be Dropped By German Officials
Berlin reports deny Germany inviting war avoidance talks and deny any parley with the United States. In Washington, the Yarrowdale case prompts a strong demand for the release of seventy two American seamen as cabinet discusses arming ships and other options amid ongoing submarine warfare. The State Department traces a so called peace proposal to Count von Bernstorff and a press dispatch involving Dr. Barthelme and the Gazette.
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Berlin
London
Germany
United States
Yarrowdale
Philippines
Hawaii
California
Austins
Ellis
State Department
Count von Bernstorff
Secret Service
Department
George Barthelme
Cslonge’ Gazette
Washington
Count von Boernstorff
Barthelme
Slyville
Eee Gasette
Saulsbury
Delaware
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Saulabury
Congress
Huge Naval Bill Voted By House
The house passed the largest naval appropriation in U S history, over 368 million dollars, to fund shipbuilding and armaments, authorize commandeering private yards, and accelerate the great program adopted earlier. The vote was 253 to 23 with majority Democrats and several Republicans and a socialist opposing. The bill includes three battleships, a battle cruiser, scout cruisers, destroyers, tenders, submarines, and coast submarines, plus 12 million for yard equipment.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Kitchin
Tdemocrats
Bailey
Pennsylvania
Bernett
Huddleston
Alabama
Callaway
Davis
Texas
Coughton
Page
North Carolina
Gordon and Sherwood
Fimios
Johnson and Thomas
Kentucky
Saunders
Virginia
Sears
Florida
Sisson
Mississippi
Taverney
Hingis
Thompson
Oklahoma
Tillman
Arkansas
Crampton
Michigan
Afollingworth
Ohio
Lindbergh
Minnigout
Vclson
Commercial Club Leads Coal Relief Effort in Huntington
Huntington faces a hard coal famine with Markle Andrews and Bippus in dire need. The Commercial Association appointed an executive committee to coordinate relief, with the club delivering coal at cost via dealers. Calls for aid surged as families with sick children pleaded for warmth, while town leaders and merchants rushed to supply coal and wood.
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Commercial Club
Huntington
Commercal Association
Markle
Andrews
Bippus
Commercial Association
Kent
Con Ktions
City council moves to repeal hogs ban and bus bond
Huntington officials back a repeal of the cross country bus bond and weigh annexation changes after a remonstrance over swine within city limits. The council also votes to abolish the city judge position effective next January amid a heated session led by Councilman Fred Gemmer and others.
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Huntington
Warren-Markle Road
Miller
Clarence Juillerat
William Doell
John Kline
Juilerat
Frank McCauley
Gemmer
Fred Gemmer
Juil- Jetat
Hendricks
Kline
Doell
Morgan @lone
Suffragists Convert Anti Meeting to Equal Ballot Demonstration
Indianapolis February hearing on the woman suffrage bill swelled into a demonstration with supporters and critics present. Key anti speakers argued no reform from women voting while proponents urged constitutional correctness and practical governance implications.
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Associated Press
Ndianapolis
Lucius B. Swift
Indianapolis
Minnie Bronson
Boston
Mass
Woman's Association
Charles McClain
Dubuque
Towa
Men’s Association
Catherin McCullough
Chicago
Wiley
Charles EF. Coffin
J. Wayhinger
Indiana
Julia Landers
McCullough
Tinois
Supreme Court of
House
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Huntington Light & Fuel Company
Frank Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Muncie
EY Ners
Rane
Miss Bronson
McClain
Illinois
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