Nations push for Venezuelan blockade end at joint talks
Fourteen Millions Asked Washington January 28 Italian and British ambassadors and the German chargé d affaires urged prompt acceptance of Bowens plan to lift the blockade. The allies attempted to speed up decisions while considering details after a preliminary protocol, with Belgium to oversee Venezuelan customs as part of the settlement.
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Lordon
Germany
Mayor Des Planches
Bowen
Partia
Belgium
Bown
Pspian
Diplstmathod Bt
Venezgiela
Gm Dewemaber dl
Oser
Lowins Shin
Banezuelan
London
Great Hyrittin
Wales
Great Britain
Germain
Allance
Britain
Empire Review
Jock Cooke
Witli H
Berlin
England
Samdighim
Wi Nam
Ang
United States
Venezuela
Down
Washington
Adminster
Tay Elgrim
Far Eis Mo van der Heyde
Sas Lumele
Eg m Wil
Fight Over Police Report Triggers Council Showdown
Severe opposition emerges within council factions as supporters and opponents of the special investigating committee report clash over immediate or next term enforcement. Councilman Warren vows to introduce an ordinance to apply the report’s term limits immediately, aiming to sway votes and potentially unseat Commissioners Johnson and Fox.
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Special Police Investigating Committee
Council
Special Investigating Committee
George & Johnson
Amos Fox
Jones
Warren Als
Lily Attorney Matsur
Board of Pelle
Bear attack ends in infant death near Bedford City
A violent bear incident near Bedford City on January 28 resulted in the death of an infant while three siblings escaped. The bears emerged from nearby woods as the children played close to their house, causing authorities to note increasing winter bear activity and its impact on livestock and residents in the region.
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Bedford City
Moutalpeer
Parker Wing
Wane
Ardidit
Mather
Teddy favors big families in Toledo letter and photo
Major Jones received from President Roosevelt a letter and autograph photograph intended for the Stamslios Spyschat ski family. The family, born January 7, includes two girls and two boys. The president expresses interest in the family and in named homelands, offering encouragement and support.
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Toledo
Major Jones
Roosevelt
Stamslios Spyschatski
Anlom
Ponsevolt
Jom
Ise
Cleveland and Corbin Dedicate State Palace of Art
Announcement in the community notes outlines dedication ceremonies for a new State Palace of Arts building. General Henry Cortin and President Cleveland are mentioned among speakers, with the venue described as 90 feet long and 80 feet wide, designed to seat about 80 000 people.
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Aberel
Clevelin
Ceneral Henry
Cortin
Comyle
China Pleases Powers in Indemnity Note Debates
Chinese ministers at Pekin discuss the indemnity issue with the eight powers. They express satisfaction that China admits the indemnity was on gold and insist on prompt bonds to secure the air rent governments share. They call for strict protocol compliance on examinations and protest the appointment of blacklisted officials.
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Pekin Januir
Conger
Thay
Jappars 19
Chinas Ro
Thes
Adamson and Trust Bill Not Against Hi Kis Measure
Georgia Representative Adamson defends his adjournment motion in the house committee on interstate commerce. He says his plan to consider the Elkins Bill to expand the Interstate Commerce Commission was not antagonistic to the measure and that his stance was clear when he spoke, adding he has a separate idea to present if the committee is ready to proceed.
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Washington Jeneary
Adamson
Georgia
Wagner
Penneylvania
Elkins B
Interstate Commerce Commission
Suh Racur
Mashburn Dies In Mysterious Morphine Incident
Cobb County sheriff investigates the death of Mashburn at his brother’s residence in Marietta. Police report he fell ill Tuesday after drinking and possibly being drugged. Witnesses describe confusion over morphine or poison, with no clear evidence of intentional self harm or victim’s last movements.
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Cobb County
Mysterius
Peick
Ponders Avenue
Farietti Street
Mashburn
Marietta
Wirtetta
Cail
Gibbs
Dorsey
Cnse
Mashourn
Wilams House
Forsyth Street
Mirietta
Nather
Willams
Keli
Revetl
Orig Huly
South Cerelm
Knw
Cibbs
Mantel
Gore Mill
Mashnorn
Consenus
Atlana
Tru
Maghitirn
Hs Brother
Onronselais
Cobb County Sherif
Iink
Mashburnn
Planquette Dies Composer of Chimes of Normandy
Paris based composer Planquette who wrote the Chimes of Normandy and similar chorus is dead. In Washington January 25 the natal affairs subcommittee failed to meet to draw up findings on the Lessler bribery matter due to an absent member.
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Normandy
Paris
Janary
Rovert Planquette
Lessler
Washington
Natal Affairs Committee
Speer Favored for Georgia Circuit Court Seat Amid White House Move
The article reports Washington indicating Judge Emory Speer of Georgia as a leading candidate for a U S circuit court vacancy, with Attorney Irving and several Georgia figures backing him. It notes President Roosevelt’s consideration, Texas interests and other names like Judge Pardee, McCormick and Lewin, and a Macon Bar endorsement urging Speer’s elevation pending vacancy.
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Roostvelts
Cirecit Court of Appeals
Dmory Speer
Georgia
Warron Erw
Jwdge Speer
Ratakh Henrys Cringham
Sevannah
Lrwin Hag
Re Ubi
Bar Genere
Greeny
Gaynor
United States
Waisha Johnson
Dap Speer
Lewin Gentiimen
Jotta-Sovor
Judzey Tomanes
Tanama
Shell
Alabama
Speer
Pardie
Georgi
Tad Mein
Spiers
Pardee
Louisiana
Texas
Tevins
VicCormick
Jurge Speer
Jurge Mctermick
McCormick
House
McCermicks
Earlie
Propabie Speer
Macon Bar
Macon
Emory Speer
United 5 Area District Court
United States Circuit Court
Suyer Or Cut Room
Washington Dessauts
Treehall
Wacon
Georgia Weather Forecast and Local News Digest
Georgia updates include rain Thursday with southeastern winds and a rise in high temperatures. Reports from Macon note entertainment from Atlantas circle, political unrest in several states, and national events including Roosevelt’s return to Washington and overseas diplomatic moves.
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Georgia
German Navy Officer Ends Life in Knoxville Hotel
Ludwig Barth, a former German naval officer attached to the gunboat Irene, died by self-inflicted gunshot tonight in the Annex hotel Knoxville. Employed as a lumber inspector for about a year, he had been despondent over ill health and had threatened suicide in recent months. He wrote two letters before shooting himself, was reportedly well supplied with money, and had been drinking heavily.
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Knoxvile
Ludwig Barth
Irene
Man la Baynefient
United States
Annex
Barth
Orlock
Hadeen
Dbster
Bremen
Germany
Olney Groomed by Cleveland in Social Meeting
New York January 28 Former President Cleveland and Richard Olney who served as secretary of state met at the Waldorf Astoria after a republic memory of Hewitt at the Cit Club. A report circulated that the meeting aimed to start a boom for Olney’s nomination. Cleveland said he cannot say what will be done about the nomination and declined to discuss specifics beyond noting his confidence in Olney. He described the visit as social and would not discuss duties or future steps.
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New York
Cleveland
Richard Alex
Waldorf Astoria
Rept Hewitt
Cit Club
Olneys
Slow Progress on Indian Appropriation Bill
Washington inquiry notes slow progress on the Indian appropriation bill, about eight pages in set four. Amendments include a $4000 provision for the eastern band of Cherokee Indians of North Carolina. Mr Sherman of New York pressed for itemized explanations as Mr Burton of Ohio pushed for cuts, and statistics on Indian education were cited to claim more funding yields more helplessness. Senate amendments to the bankruptcy act were approved, and the speaker announced temporary committee members for accounts of the next Congress as the House adjourned.
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Washington
North Carolina
Burton Ohio
Sherman
New York
Senate
Messr Hildebrandt Republican
Ohio
Hughes
New Austrian Tariff Hikes Parlt Discusses New Duties
Vienna reports a complete tariff bill submitted to parliament with broad increases on manufactured goods. Key shifts affect U S trade including cotton yarns up 9 percent woolen articles up 33 percent leather 0 to 59 percent per hundred kilograms tobacco from 1 to 14 dollars textile machinery up 20 to 100 percent electrical apparatus duties doubled and agricultural machinery up 20 percent except steam plows and thresher duties unchanged for those two.
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Vienna
United States
Dix Transport Safe After Uneventful Passage
Washington reports General Lud Ington received a cable from Quartermaster Barker in Nagasaki stating the transport Dix, previously reported lost, arrived this afternoon from Beattle. The voyage was fair and uneventful with no incidents.
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Washington
Lud Ington
Quartermaster Barker
Nagasaki
Dix
Beattle
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