Warm Weather Theories Prompted By a Globe Skew
A chaotic exchange on weather misinterpretations as readers debate why warm weather seems linked to eccentric ideas about the earth shifting its orbit and causing global weather chaos. Professor von Herrmann counters fruitless theories, noting January solar distance and planetary motions don’t explain regional heat.
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Weather Office
Florida
von Herrmeen
Herdiy
Georgia
Mexico
Venezuela
Bresilian Weath
Brad
Patagonia
Capitol Gossip on Voter Registration and Laws
Comptroller General Wright sends a long letter to Attorney General Hart detailing views on voter registration under the new law. The piece also notes the Georgia license denial for Ola Colony Life Insurance, prison farm land auctions, clemency filings, and a Seaboard Air Line hearing on Georgia passenger service.
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Wright
John C Hart
Comptroller Central
Boas Shem
Ath Theater General
Stewart
Fultom County
William A Wright
W A Wright Yeaterday
Georgia
Ola Colony Life Insurance Company
Chiloeg
Old Colony
Comptroller General
Telephone Co Enlarges At Fairburn Ga
A meeting of the Fife Telephone Company in Fairburn Ga reorganised to accommodate new members seeking service. J W A Sperr was unanimously reelected president of the enlarged company. A second line will be built to handle demand. standard material and equipment have been ordered and will arrive soon.
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Fairburn
Spacin
Fife Telephone Company
Fife
J W. A. Sperr
Waltburn
Southern Bell Telephones and Telegraph Company
Gilmore Named as Sole Candidate for Vacant Louisiana Seat
Robert V Davey, representative from Louisiana's second district, died last night at midnight. Samuel L Gilmore, city attorney of New Orleans, was the only Democrat to file. Republicans failed to nominate a ticket, leaving Gilmore as the sole entrant for the vacancy.
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Republian
Robert V Davey
Congress
Second District
Louisiana
Samuel L Gilmore
New Orleans
Gilmore
Mobile Citizen Defends Statement About Lynching Remark
Robert J. McCreary, a well known Mobile resident, says he did not insult Minister Cox. He insists his remark, There goes a man who does not believe in lynching, was misinterpreted and that he never called the minister a coward.
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Robert J .McCreary
Mobile
Als
Robert J. McCreary
W. J. E. Cox
McCreary
Weather Teases Missouri Valley With Falling Temperatures
fragmentary report notes a weak end segment with a tanking trend and wet air, following an upper rate pattern over the Missouri valley amid falling temperatures and unsettled conditions.
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Missouri Valley
Weather Outlook From Friday Through Tuesday
Rain is forecast for Friday across the Ohio valley and the middle Atlantic into the south Atlantic and southern New England. Expect rain or snow in the lower lake region and New England, then clearing with fair and colder conditions Sunday through Tuesday. Northwest and Rocky Mountain areas will be generally fair with low temperatures Thursday night and Friday, a warming rise by Saturday followed by another fall near Sunday.
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Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
New England
Atlantic States
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
Teglon
Weet
Gimday
Auditorium Inspection By Council Committee Highlights Progress
The launch committee on auditorium and conventions inspected the new building yesterday and found progress moving smoothly. They decided not to allow military use, awaiting completion around early and considered supervision arrangements with the chamber of commerce handled by Chairman Pomeroy and staff.
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Pomeroy
Chamber of Commerce
Ita Cla Ls
Relations broken by Chile and Peru spark diplomatic strains
January 28 reports from Vaiparaisa Chile describe a rupture in Chile Peru relations marked by the withdrawal of the Cuban minister in Lima and the revival of old tensions over Tacna and Arica. Chilean Admiral Wilson’s squadron is ordered north, while Peru rebuffs a Chilean tablet honoring fallen soldiers. The dispute remains diplomatic, not yet armed.
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Vaiparaisa
Chile
Peru
Benor JM
Bohenique
Lima
Haa
Reas
Tacna
Arica
Wilson
Magollan
Siener Eicheniqua
Pert
Senor Kehenique
Paruia
Yeggman Killed in Rail Yard Encounter
In a January 28 incident at the city railroad yards Patrolmen Walker and Mona confronted a suspicious man. The unknown yeoman was killed and Patrolman McDuffie Blone was fatally wounded. the burglar Stone was shot during the exchange as Walker pursued him and the suspect resisted arrest.
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Taurens, & C
Pollestation
McDuffie Blone
Iva Dintel Wounde
Hioody
Walker
Mona
Stone
Tone
Dave Edwards Hanged For Murder In Crattancoge Tenn
Dave Edwards was hanged at the county jail in Crattancoge Tennessee for the murder of J. W. Davis. The execution followed a crowded scene as the drop caused his neck to break. Edwards spoke of meeting Davis in the hereafter, expressing faith and final thoughts minutes before death.
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Gilbert Mathews
Bibb
Joe Verner Fulton
Gaming
Velvia Turner Carroll
Jon Tannerson Emenvil
Se Fe
Lagute
Bearcy
Gijex
James Dupres
Chatham
Imreny
Howard Brown
Fulton
Rimismesher
Iftaautt
Trim Lewis
Maimeneantr
Nancy Marris Newton
Ite
David Wilson
Noah Guanine
Liberty
Arthur i
George
Houston
Surder
Jobo
Barnes
Banocci
Harry Pambal
Bia
Wil Biman
Monte Gamnard Wihara
Falton
Wilton
James A Gonesti
Mason Wes
Wil Tinsley
Terrell
Frank Dorecy
White
Henry Banks
Lee Edwards
Sumter
Henry
Carden Pike
Rich Farguson
Morgan
Dave Edwards
Crattancoge
Tenn
J. W. Davis
Hho
Davia
Davis
Warrant Drawn for Pension Payments to Confederate Veterans
Governor signs warrant totaling 939,570 to pay 1908 pension obligations to Confederate soldiers and widows in Georgia. Comptroller General notes it is the largest treasury warrant countersigned. Checks to be mailed, with county-by-county payment totals and distribution over six weeks, statewide to pensioners by Monday. Core counties listed with respective payment amounts from $1,000 to $15,780 and related administrative steps.
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Smith
Georgia
Wo A Wright
Treasury
Aid
I W Lindsey
Park
Lindzey
Sach
Bulloch
Oms
Marke
Gap
Butte
Calhoun
Campbell
Wornyth
Ie i
Gilmer
Mair
Gikncook
Tah
Glynn
Gordon
Grady
Resi
Haier
Ton
Jeaper
SATH
Jeckina
Jonm
Liberty
Lampkin
Nava
McIntosh
Merimether
Milton
Murray
Tee
Renw
Flans
Polk
Briteyi
Richmond
Bciley
Viaduct Question Under Grand Jury Discussion
Since Wednesday the grand jury has met daily to consider the Washington Street viaduct issue. The November grand jury urged moving the recording on Calling Street and set a 40 day limit, which expired this month. Police did not act. A January session will decide whether to adopt or retain the existing arrangements. Another meeting is planned this morning to settle the question.
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Washington Street
Lethe
Arlantan Named Manager of Hotel Knick in New York
Chetices J. Owens, a famed hotel man once linked with Piedmont and Hotel Astor, is appointed manager of the Hotel Knickerbocker in New York, taking the post February 1. Owens has long been a leading figure in hospitality circles and this step marks another rise in his career at one of the country’s best known hotels.
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Chetices J. Owens
Woetry
W. V. Zimmer
Aflaeta
Astor
New York City
New York
Oweng Visits Atlanta Then Takes Knicker Backer Role
Mr Oweng traveled from Gainesville to Atlanta spending January with his mother before joining the Knicker Backer. The Piedmont hotel hosts celebrated his stay with travelers and locals, praising his leadership as he moves toward Gatesville and a return to New York for February. He has a long hotel management career across Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Memphis, St Louis, Kansas City, and the Piedmont. Clarkes Pure Rye is advertised as a trusted brand offering mail order options.
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Oweng
Atlanta
Gainesville
Piedmont
James B. Reagan
Gatesville
New York
Owens
Beng
Brunswick
Macon
Chettanooga
Memphis
S. Louis
Plantere
St Louis
Baltimore
Kansas City
Hotel
Astor
Broadway
Forty-third
Forty-fourth Streets
Hungarian Orchestra at the Tabernacle
The Royal Hungarian Orchestra under conductor Louis Linski plays at the Baptist Tabernacle on Tuesday evening February 2. The ensemble, famed for shading and phrasing, is described as one of the finest in the country with members linked to major orchestras. The program date was moved from January 2 to February 2.
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Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Louis Linski
Tabernaria Lyceum
the Baptist Tabernacle
Harops
Rio
Lipski
Safara
England
Europe
Anishthia
Saunders and Sharp move after fire damage
The real estate firm of Saunders and Sharp relocated from No 5 South Broad Street to No 26 South Broad Street after last Tuesday morning’s fire. Offices were damaged by water and the move was deemed necessary. They invite friends to visit at the new location.
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Reat
Saunders & Sharp
No & South Broad Street
No 26
South Broad
Juvenile Law Upheld in York Smith Case Release Ordered
Judge William H. Thomas of Montgomery concludes the juvenile court law is valid amid a ruling releasing York Smith a ten year old charged with burglary. The decision affirms that the 1907 extra penal act remains unconstitutional as applied to minors, holding that no child under four years of age should be jailed and that punishment rests with parents. The ruling argues the act would harm control of young black youths and invites further challenges to the law.
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Montgomery
William H.'Thomas
York Smith
Polly of the Circus praised by Nashville critic at Grand
The Nashville Tennessean reviewer lauds Polly of the Circus at the Grand for four shows starting Wednesday. Fred Thompsons Polly of the Circus stars Margaret Mayo as Polly with Toliaferro in the cast and praises the production as clean appealing and emotionally blended between comedy tragedy and romance.
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Kipings
Fuxzy Wussy
Grant and Rice
Nashville
Tennessean
Polly
Grand
Race
Atlanta
Fred Thompsons
Margaret Mayo
Malth Toliaferro
Nasshvilie
Fotly
Circus
Hurman
Dialogue on luck and intelligence from a youth
A young man questions luck and the idea of fate, while someone responds with a streetwise view on homegrown philosophy. The exchange hints that intelligence and perseverance underlie outcomes more than chance.
Commission to Elect General Manager for Grant Park
The rare commission will meet at Grant Park to consider bylaws for board government and park regulations. A plan to appoint a general manager for an indefinite term with removal for cause and thirty day notice is discussed. Carey would present monthly park reports and oversee Piedmont park improvements.
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Rare Commission
Pew
Dan Carey
Grant Pari
de Pote
Diemissa
Ntotra Park
Piedmont Park
Carey
Judi
House adopts conference report on thirteenth census bill
Washington January. The House of Representatives today adopted the conference report on the bill providing for the taking of the thirteenth census. The key action was the Senate provision authorizing private printing of the census reports to reduce cost and speed up work.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Veneus
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Weather Department
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Carolina State
Georgia Rite
China
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J. W. A. Speir
Fife Telephone Co
Wee Eee
Nik Fm
BETO
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Clirke
Meir
Yeggman
Guardia
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall
Arlantan
KNICK
Bond
Charles J Gweks
Knickerbocker
Tabernacle
Isaunders & Sharp
Juvenile Law
Mage Daily
Frank E. Block CO
Fourth National Bank
Ares
Kipling
Uchenge
Park Commission
Luzianne
the Rehy-Taylor
Wow Orieane
U. B.A
the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Com
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Idealife Insurance Company
Angier & Foreman
Eee Ateigh Coorector
Atlanta, GA
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