Georgia towns back The Constitution good roads speed test
Albany and Dougherty County pledge 1000 toward the 5000 state fund for The Constitution auto good roads contest. Major Henry Tarver announces the town and county will subscribe 1000, aligning with statewide enthusiasm and plans for a June meeting to coordinate routes from Macon to Albany.
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Atlanta endorses state automobile contest and good roads
Atlanta business leaders including the mayor and chamber president voiced strong backing for The Constitution's 100000 state automobile contest to be held next November. They said the plan will showcase Georgia, unite regions from Rabun Gap to Tybee, spur road reforms, and boost farming and commerce statewide.
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Famous Temple Ruined by Fire in Tokio
The Zojoji temple in Shiba Park Tokio, famed as a show temple beside Nikko, was destroyed by fire causing about 200 000 in damage. A beggar living under the temple floor set the blaze for warmth, devastating interior art treasures while outer gates survived.
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Abdul Hamid's Women Removed From Harem
Constantinople May 18. eighty women from Abdul Hamid's harem were driven away in carriages under guard from the palace to Seragno, escorted by Rucha troops and cavalry. Curious bystanders were dispersed by soldiers. the train carried wagons and baggage. The former slaves have been freed and the Yildiz palace prepared for public admission.
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State Growers to Meet Here for Fruit Exchange Plans
Georgia fruit growers may gather in Atlanta around May 28 to discuss the Georgia Fruit Exchange and its plans. The meeting aims to raise prices for growers by showing the exchange’s benefits to shippers and purchasers, potentially making Atlanta a peach market hub in June and July with auction sales and full participation across the state.
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Engagement breakup spurs perilous Kara Korami climb plan
Reports say Stine Katharine Elkins ended engagement with Princ Louis of Bayo causing distress for the duke. Despite rejection, he heads an expedition from Italy toward the second highest peak Chomari in the Himalayas. The team includes Marquis Segrotti and Dr FMD 4 guiding Joseph Petitax and Laurent Petitax among others as they attempt the dangerous ascent.
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Wreck Injures Twelve as Robbers Hijack Train
In Spokane Washington May a Great Northern passenger train was raided when bandits detached the engine and mail car. They ran them wild along the track and, after rifling the mail, sent the engine back to collide with the remaining cars. Twelve passengers were injured as cars crashed, the robbers escaping with no trace.
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Wilmer Favors Sunday Concerts at Armory
Rev Dr CR Wilmer of St Luke's Episcopal Church argues that Sunday concerts at the Armory would not harm worship or rest. He emphasizes that true Sunday observance includes rest, spiritual exercise, and even recreation, and rejects using state power to enforce religious practices.
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Miner Kills Man Over Contract Dispute in Clarkaville
In Clarkaville Arkansas a man named Wilson, a recent arrival from Milnois, killed a rival after a quarrel over a new contract between miners and operators. Max 16-Tor Cure, president of the local mine workers union, reported the incident occurred this afternoon.
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Senate tariff battle swells as action nears vote
Washington May 16 beginning tomorrow the daily altivian of the Senate will commence at 10 instead of 11 as the tariff bill faces increased opposition from standpatters and independent Democrats. Leaders seek expeditious action with speeches by Depew Clay and Simmons as debates on sugar and income tax loom. In the House Philippine tariff and Porto Rican bill are slated for next week with debate anticipated.
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Sleeping Wife Slain by Stepfather on Howell Mill Road
A man entered through a rear window at midnight and killed his wife with a knife while her stepson slept. The stepfather fled. the stepson Britton was seriously injured while defending his mother. Burge, previously court-bonded for wife beating, fled toward Cherry as authorities pursued him.
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Weather Prophecy for Several States May 16 Forecast
A weather forecast summary lists conditions across multiple states. Georgia to Alabama showers or partly cloudy with variable winds. Virginia and the Carolinas expect fair to partly cloudy conditions, with heat and winds shifting. Texas and Arkansas anticipate scattered showers and increasing clouds, with cooler areas in the north portions. Kentucky and Tennessee expect increasing cloudiness and possible thunderstorms in northern areas. West Virginia and Florida show fair or partly cloudy skies with regional showers or clouds.
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