Insurgent Norris Defies Taft Cannon Alliance in Interview
Norris of Nebraska, a leading insurgent, declares insurgents will continue fight despite Taft and Cannon alliance. He criticizes Taft for punishing opponents and denounces patronage withholding, says Republicans are not intimidated, and notes Cannon and party machinery are the target of ongoing insurgent efforts.
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British Budget Clash Deepens as Asquith Attacks
London reports a heated session with Premier Asquith Lloyd-George and Burns denouncing A. J. Balfour for alarmist references to Germany. They accuses him of tail twisting the German eagle, calling his talk a disgrace. The Navy is praised as superior and the Exchequer notes strong December exports.
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Peckham
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Britain
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Mr. Chamberlain
Uncle Sam Pays For Morse Food At Atlanta Prison
The warden reports prisoner daily food cost at 4.6 cents, Mor se costs cited at 207.36 dollars per year, Morse and his wife visit Atlanta federal prison. Mrs Morse meets him for a business conference with Morse’s counsel.
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Cold Wave Warns of Blizzard as Water Is Off
Washington reports a severe cold wave with forecast of 18 degrees by Friday night. Weather Bureau advises households to turn off water pipes and brace for a blizzard, citing temperature inversions and higher readings aloft from Mount Weather kites.
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Taft Cabinet Reacts To Pinchot Slap In Washington
Taft orders cabinet members to Washington after Pinchot defends Glavis and attacks Taft’s policy. Cabinet members Knox MacVeagh Wickersham and Wilson discuss the issue but offer no public comment. Gravis tells AP that the people should decide who is right and hints he will testify before Congress.
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McKee Confirmed as Atlanta Postmaster
Washington January 6 Hugh J Melker was confirmed by the Senate this afternoon as postmaster at Atlanta Georgia. Both Georgia senators had no objections and reported the nomination to the Senate without a dissenting vote.
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Spettat
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Atlanta
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Mrs. Pet Evins Stockton Files for Divorce
Mrs. Elsie Evins Stockton seeks a total divorce from Paul R. Stockton, now missing, filing with Fulton County Superior Court. The petition details a runaway marriage in Marietta, alleged cruelties, and abandonment after a New York business trip, with trial expected in the spring.
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Getoder
Atlanta
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Shower of $20 Gold Drops Sparks Cincinnati Mob
A bag of double eagles torn open near the subtreasury littered a downtown Cincinnati street with gold pieces. A frantic crowd swarmed to gather the coins and several pieces vanished into pockets as police reserves struggled to disperse them.
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Wingte
Man crawled into hole and tunnel to bank vaults
New York police probe a bizarre case after a tenant crawled into a floor hole and uncovered a tunnel leading toward the East Side bank vaults and a jewelry shop. Isidor Gacbus seeks his missing brother in law Isaac Finkelstein as investigators dig fifty feet without locating a body.
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Isaac
Wesk
Callar Walla
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Pinchot Defends Glavis in Ballinger Clash Senate Reading
The Ballinger Pinchot controversy intensified as a Pinchot letter to Senator Dolliver was read in the Senate. He rebuked Glavis and said officials acted to protect public property regarding Alaska coal lands. Pinchot defended actions as proper, while Price and Shaw faced criticism for publicizing the Cunningham claims.
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Weather Prophecy: Clearing and Colder Across Georgia
The bulletin foresees clearing skies and much colder conditions in Georgia with a cold wave arriving Friday and Saturday. Local data note high and low temperatures, mean and normal values, along with rainfall and monthly deficiencies. Weather figures show minimal rainfall and a small deficit since the month start.
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