Armor Plate Plants Favored by Senate Panel
Private armor plate manufacturers warned of a price rise to 60 dollars per ton if Congress builds or buys armor plate factories for the government. The committee still backed government plants and reported favorably Senator Tillman’s bill to authorize the Navy to provide armor plate manufacturing. The Bethlehem and Midware steel companies led the industry’s concerns as Senator Penrose cited private interests.
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Senate natal committee
congress
Eenuter Ponreée
Peousylvania
Bethlehem
Midware steel
ths
Tillman
secretary of the navy
actury
Armor plate tax fight sparks senate clash in 1919 Paris visit
President Poincare hosted Colonel House in Paris as Congress debates a Titlman armor plate bill. Republicans clash with Democrats over a proposed $11 million appropriation and fears of defense vendors going out of business. Tillman vows swift action to prevent a government “robbery” by armor barons, warning of potential plant seizure if needed. A separate item notes Mrs. Margaret Neilly, 66, dying on a Southethichen street after leaving a moving picture theatre.
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Southethichen
Margaret Neilly
moving picture theatre
Teil
Lusitania Settlement Reached After Berlin Talks
Washington reports a complete settlement of the Lusitania controversy between the United States and Germany. Secretary Lansing and Count von Bernstorff announced that Germany will fully comply with US demands from May 13 and subsequent notes. The remaining step is formalizing the agreement with Count von Jagow's signature and issuing a public notice once instructions are received.
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United States
Germany
Lansing
Count von Bernstorff
ilegal
Great Britain
Berin foreign office
Count von Jagow
Herlin
state department
United Sates
Berlin
Lusitania
Wilson
German Consul Indicted in Anti Munition Plot
Washington reports Frank Bopp German consul general indicted by a San Francisco federal grand jury in the Crowley plot to blow up munition plants and disrupt interstate munitions commerce. Indictments likely to be returned as other foreign officials possibly implicated in alleged neutrality violations.
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San Francisos
Washington
Frank Bopp
San Francisco
Crowley
department of justice
seneral
Herr Hopp
Bopp
Diphthena Closes Normal Scheal
Lock Haven Pennsylvania February 9 The Central State Normal school suspended sessions until February 28 after two cases of diphtheria were found at the institution. Victims are Grant Miller of Muncy Valley Sullivan County and Miss Mary Clark of Johnsonburg Pa.
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Lock Haven
Central State Normal school
Grant Miller
Muncy Valley
Sullivan county
Misa Mary Clark
Johnsonbarg
Vote on Albany Suffrage Plan Re Subm itted Feb 9 1917
Albany voters face a second 1917 ballot on woman suffrage as party leaders promise support after a trainload of suffragists secured pledges. The measure will be put before the electorate again in February with both parties signaling backing.
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Albany
N.Y
partes
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