Atlanta News Forecast With Snow and Public Orders
Georgia weather reports heavy snow across Atlanta with the heaviest fall in history, plus local council talks on Alabama street extension and school salary restorations. Reports cover police aid to destitution, Gordon memorial efforts, and regional political and economic notes across the South.
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Roosevelt Information Demand Shocks Reagan Era Irony
A droll line from Jenator Bacon repeats a demand to compel Mr Roosevelt to disclose information. The quote underscores satirical pressure on a public figure to reveal data amid political theater. No further context provided.
President Has No Right To Withhold Panama Facts
Senator Bacon led a Senate session debate on whether the president may withhold information or official papers from Congress concerning the Panama situation. Republicans pressed for access to all treaty related papers, while Democrats urged Senate information rights amid ongoing Colombia Panama talks and canal treaty negotiations. Continued on second page.
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Jos. Ohl
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Bacon
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Colombia
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British Lamas Warn Britain In Tibet Standoff
Lamas warn Colonel Younghusband of serious trouble if Britain returns to Gautong as Thibet reinforces its camp at Tuna. Troops push roadwork through a high gorge north of Lingmathang amid Arctic weather while telegraph lines keep pace. A Dalia-Lame envoy awaits from Lhasa as Colonel McDonald leads a flying column ready to advance.
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Depon-Lama
Thivet
Gautong
Lhasa
Shigateo
McDonald
Soldiers Carry Their Foint To Force Governor Pay
Colorado National Guard men of company G threaten to hold the state armory in Pueblo until remuneration for Cripple Creek service is paid. Adjutant General Bell orders warrants struck, then Governor Peabody confirms Paymaster Grosa will deliver payment in Pueblo about noon. In Washington the Senate panel favors a flag desecration bill with reduced penalties from fifty to nineteen dollars.
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Cubans Fight Over Polheics In Cienfuegos Riot
In Cienfuegos Cuba January 28 a riot over the election campaign injured four seriously and about a dozen slightly. The clash began at the Central cafe when Francisco Ganellos and Victor Segeran republicans were attacked by liberal nationalists. The cafe became a battlefield as a large crowd clashed in the streets near the city hall. Revolver fire was heard but injuries came from clubs and fists. Authorities say the situation calmed but political feeling remains high.
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Campillo
Priceless Books Burned in Turin Library Fire
Official report on the Turin University Library blaze shows about 3700 manuscripts destroyed including most oriental works. The fire lasted 24 hours with around 3000 volumes of Greek and Latin codices lost along with Venetian collections from Cardinal Della Revere’s library. Bobbio abbey codices saved. Incunabula saved. Florida timber lands sale closes in Punta Gorda. 56840 acres sold to B W Blount of Geola for turpentine operations.
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Flouted by Russians Japan to appeal to arms arbitral
The London Daily Graphic reports that Russia has refused Japan's demand to restore the clause on China and Korea in the treaty draft. Japan considers war possible if Russia does not yield. Tokyo awaits Russia's note, with ministers seeking a pacific outcome but preparing for potential hostilities.
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Japan's Elder Statesmen Known As Genro and Their Role
British observers compare Japan's Genro to an elder statesmen council, formed from premodern officials. The group, now four to five members, advises the Mikado during crises but has no binding constitutional power. Notable figures include Marquis Ito, Marquis Yamagata, Count Inouye, and Count Matsukata, all pivotal in modernizing Japan.
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Cray Touted for President at Delaware Democratic Dinner
At the eighth anniversary dinner of the Democratic League of Delaware in Wilmington on January 26, speakers urged Judge George Gray as a presidential nominee and criticized voter disfranchisement as a political tactic. Meantime a Cuban loan of 35 million dollars faced potential issues amid war scare rumors and bank withdrawal chatter.
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Amore
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Democratic Stax
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John G Gray
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Palmin
Associated Press
Triple killing in Burke county shocks North State
Fourteen hours after a quarrel in Burke county near Morganton Julius Fisher killed his uncle Marion Fisher Yor Fisher Bill Deal and Eddie Hunt and Joe Towerly were also killed or fatally injured. Three others were seriously hurt in the melee left as cousins of Conductor Fisher of the Asheville railroad. The account notes uncertainty over exact details.
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Mit Alsabrook
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Justice White Slips on Snow and Is Injured
Washington January 28 Justice White of the United States Supreme Court fell on a snowy sidewalk after court adjournment. He sustained a severe strain of abdominal and other muscles with a back injury but no bones were broken. He will be confined to the house for several days.
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