Regular Session Opens as Congress Begins At Noon
The 63rd Congress opens with President Wilson due to read his annual message. The session promises crowded debates on tariff, currency reform, antitrust, railroad regulation, and other major measures, including naval and rural credit programs. Key figures include Wilson, Clayton, and Newlands as committees map early action.
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Soldiers Parade for Corn Club Boys in Atlanta
Frank Harrell, lessee of the Winecoff hotel, offers rooms for twenty corn club boys as Atlanta hosts a full dress parade by soldiers from Fort McPherson and a musical program. About 650 boys are to be housed with roughly 1,000 expected, with girls canning clubs exhibiting in the capitol area. Grand Marshal J Van Holt Nash issues orders for the December 4 parade, detailing formation and staff.
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Prince William and Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovka to Divorce
Stockholm reports incompatibility of temperament drives expected divorce between Prince William of Sweden and Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovka. The 28 year old prince, a naval captain and poet, reportedly dull to the 23 year old princess who fled to Paris. Court circles note different temperaments and puritanical Swedish court life. William travels to Africa for a game shooting expedition as negotiations continue.
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Atlanta Urged to Raise 250000 for Oglethorpe University
Campaign opens today as about 100 loyal Atlantans under Ivan Allen organize a drive to fund 250000 to refound Oglethorpe University. Dr Thornwell Jacobs praises Atlanta's past spirit and cites support from Newnan Griffin Conyers Covington LaGrange and other towns as he urges all denominations to aid in the effort.
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Sympathy for Zelaya Shown by Latin American Students
A New York delegation of Latin American students at Johns Hopkins and Baltimore colleges arrived to offer sympathy to exiled Nicaragua president Jose Santos Zelaya, held in the Tombs awaiting extradition on murder charges. They published a petition to President Wilson alleging a political plot by concession hunters in the U S and Guatemala to remove Zelaya due to knowledge of illicit operations. Rosales, Baltimore student rep, met Zelaya but refused to comment.
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Supreme Court expected to release many decisions tomorrow
Washington November 30 The justices in closed conferences have finalized decisions to be announced tomorrow More than 75 cases await final action with several major matters under consideration since last spring These include the Kentucky State rate case railroad oil land grant cases from California the book publishers anti trust suit and the New York harbor sugar high tariff case The pipe line cases and the Oklahoma grandfather clause were among recently argued matters awaiting rulings
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ANOTHER STRIKE INDIANAPOLIS IND ITS MIDNIGHT ACTION
Indianaapolis news reports a unanimous Teamsters strike vote taken late today with 1500 to 2000 members. A special dispensation for milk wagons was granted on Thomas J. Farrell's suggestion. Details describe picket lines, reserve police, and broad labor unrest since August, with wage scales cited and city officials reshuffled.
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Gases to Be Used to Force Out Miner Killer
In Bingham Utah Ralph Lopez, the gunman who killed six men, fights inside the Utah Apes mine while deputies and locals plan to seal off exits and release poisonous gas to force him out. Deputy Dwigas Hulsey and Tom Nadrich were killed. Mike Cranovich remains a fugitive aiding Lopez.
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Mellen Eulogized by Boston Labor Leaders
Boston November 30 Charles Mellen received tributes from heads of labor organizations linked to the Boston and Maine railroad. About 250 employees hosted a dinner and presented engrossed resolutions expressing appreciation of his relations with workers while he was president. He urged prudent, fair use of labor power and pledged support if called.
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Soldiers patrol streets of Zabern disorderly conduct arrests
Patrol reports from Zabern detail soldiers patrolling streets and detaining thirty citizens for alleged disorderly conduct. Most detainees were discharged after officers identified no lasting offense or settled the disturbance.
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Southern International Poultry Show Opens At Auditorium
Thousands of chicken lovers will attend the Southern International Poultry Show at the Auditorium this week. The event features 4000 fowls, 75,000 expected visitors across the region, and prizes for best exhibits plus displays of ducks pigeons and rabbits. Notable birds include Mrs Dooley Wyandotte and several famous fowls kept for exhibition. Judging begins Tuesday at 9 o clock after a day of exhibitions. A committee meeting on Tuesday will set plans for the 1914 show and elect officers.
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Shaw Arrested for Stealing $76,000 in Toronto Case
New York reports Mervyn Shaw a 26 year old Swift & Co collector and salesman was arrested after extradition proceedings. Police say he acknowledges stealing $2,000 while denying the full $76,000 misappropriation. He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner J A Shields with bail denied.
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Rebels Advance Toward Mexico City From North
General Villa, leading constitutionalists, predicts northern states Sonora Chihuahua Coahuila Nuevo Leon Tamaulipas will bow to rebels within two weeks. Juarez reports 14,500 federal troops against 30,260 rebels as plans to capture Chihuahua City and push toward Mexico City unfold. Escudero indicates capital may move to Juarez after victory.
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Diaz Annoyed by Reports From Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch reports ex president Porfirio Diaz is irritated by rumors circulating in the city. Diaz, once Mexico’s leader, reacted skeptically to the claims and criticized the source for alleged inaccuracies.
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Weather prophecy for Gegreia and nearby areas
Weather forecast lists varying conditions across states. Arkansas sees fair skies and cold snap Monday into Tuesday with increasing cloudiness. Tennessee fair, colder in west. Kentucky generally fair but colder. East Texas and Florida mixed with rain Monday, fair Tuesday. Virginia cloudy with rain in south, warmer interior Tuesday. North and South Carolina likely rains Monday, fair Tuesday. Alabama fair but cooler interior. Local rains and unsettled north portions noted in several areas.
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