Seaboard Air Line shops to move to Atlanta
Authority reports Seaboard Air Line will consolidate Abbeville and Cedartown shops in Atlanta near Howells station with 280 to 350 skilled machinists and families relocating. Real estate boom follows, boosting Greater Atlanta as the system centers on the Atlanta Birmingham extension.
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Governor gains power to grant conditional pardons
Raleigh Minnesota March 8 The legislature ended its session by enabling the Governor to grant conditional pardons The first use requires the offender to leave the county and show good conduct for 12 months The move follows Governor Aycock who previously granted a conditional pardon to a thief who failed to support his wife and later resumed crime This new law broadens clemency power allowing conditions beyond simple release
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Vote on Santo Domingo treaty moved for Thursday
Washington March 8 Senate committee on foreign relations neared a final draft of the Santo Domingo treaty focusing on phraseology and practical terms A vote was set for tomorrow to decide if the report will favor ratification or rejection Democrats oppose the treaty while Republicans back its amended form The debate also touched on Monroe doctrine implications and fears of creating a precedent for future Latin American deals
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Adams May Win Quiet in Colorado Contests
Denver March 8 A plan to dispose of the governor contest and retain Adams in the chair was announced by Adams supporters. Republicans may vote to defeat all three contest reports, aided by 22 GOP members, plus 31 Democrats, to form a four vote margin. Peabody Republicans claim 46 pledges to stand for Peabody, caucus aimed to shift votes to seat McDonald.
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Georgia C. O. P. Handles Fear of Tate Appointment
Washington dispatch reports anger among Georgia Republicans over President’s choice of Democrat Tate for district attorney, replacing Ed Angier and rival aspirants. The shift rattles Georgia officials, though no policy change is pledged, while Bell and others defend Tate’s potential tenure. Chilean ministers also resign amid internal strife as Santiago awaits new leadership.
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Douglas County Man Robbed in College Park Hold-Up
Former Douglas County deputy sheriff H P Sibley lost $800 during a late night holdup in College Park. Two young men robbed him after luring him from a car at the streetcar end, knocked him unconscious with a head blow, and fled with the money. Sibley had just arrived from Atlanta with a drove of mules and had deposited part of the cash in a city bank. One suspect gave his name as Smith during the incident.
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Japanese Drive North of Mukden Amid Heavy Russian Losses
Japanese forces press a strong attack north of Mukden, occupying a tight angled position parallel to the railroad and advancing three miles, while Russians withdraw from Tatcheklao region and hold Ushuntun. Telegraph lines to Harbin cut, 500 prisoners taken, and cannon fire shakes Mukden as supplies burn south of the rail line.
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Southern Engineer Suffers Amputation After Hamburg Accident
Walter H L Sirvia, a Southern railway engineer, had one leg amputated at the knee and the other foot above the ankle after an early morning accident in Hamburg, South Carolina across the Augusta, Georgia river. He was brought to Augusta for hospital care. Court resumes criminal docket in Macon with assault and battery cases heard under Judge Clarke.
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Strategists Weigh Kuropatkin Chance to Save Army
March 9 34 St Petersburg dispatch reports Kuropatkin racing to extricate his army from Japanese net after Mukden clash. Oyama praised as master of offensive strategy and Kuropatkin as retreat master. withdrawal to Trephis amid tough flank threats and rugged terrain. Confidence remains in Russian rear guard skill and soldiers’ endurance despite exhausted Japanese forces. Continued on Second Page.
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Retreat of Russians from Mukden Sparks Northward Evacuation
Dispatches recount General Kuropatkin’s retreat from positions near Mukden after heavy fighting. Russian forces abandon Shakhe line and move to Hun River fortifications while Japanese artillery harasses the retreat. Reports claim heavy Russian losses and a disciplined withdrawal as Japanese armies press from the north and west toward Tie Pass and Unguntun.
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