Angry Solons Target Uncle Joe in House Arrest Row
Washington May 28 An experience meeting in the house of representatives grew from arrests by the sergeant at arms to force a quorum under the last evening’s rules. Members including Gaines of Tennessee and Rucker of Missouri were placed before the bar, then discharged to vote, amid charges of partisan targeting and calls for equal treatment by officers.
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Prison trusty escapes from United States penitentiary
T M Whited, a trusted prisoner and painting squad member at the United States penitentiary, disappeared around 2 pm while guards were away. Described as 5 feet 6 1/2 inches tall with blue eyes and a scar above his right eye, he fled toward fields and woods and has not been recaptured. A $60 reward is offered, and recapture is anticipated soon.
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Boxes for Rural Routes Allow Patron Supplied Boxes
Washington May 29 Senate adopted an amendment to the post office appropriation bill permitting rural free delivery patrons to provide boxes of their choice for mail reception. The amendment ends department box requirements on rural routes and lets postmasters and carriers share patron names with lawmakers. Richmond May 29 Old Dominion Steamship Company buys a large majority stake in Virginia Navigation Company, linking Richmond and Norfolk steamer service.
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Fulton County Democratic Feud Sparks Two-Day Subcommittee Session
Charles T Hopkins of the Clark Howell Club leads Fulton County efforts as Maddox and Felder factions clash over committee recognition and a white primary. After two days, the subcommittee adjourned to June 19 with no agreement, weighing legal precedents and expenses while affidavits flood in from both sides.
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Divorce writ served in Gastellane case hear date pending
The divorce suit in Gastellane v Count Boni advanced with service of the writ completed on May 29 in Paris. The hearing date remains to be fixed though a short delay is possible. The Countess has returned to Paris from London.
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Turbulent Tennessee Democratic Convention in Nashville
May 29 Tenn convention to nominate governor and railroad commissioners adjourned after chaotic roll calls and contested credentials Police intervened as protests and personal clashes erupted on the floor at the Ryman auditorium amid two competing presiding figures and a late bid for a temporary chair.
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Western and Atlantic Railroad Cuts Atlanta to Marietta Fares
It was announced last night that starting in June the Western and Atlantic railroad will reduce its rates from Atlanta to Marietta to match the trolley line’s fare. The 20 mile trip now costs 36 cents, vs 60 cents by rail. The reduction will apply to shorter distances and intermediate stops along the route.
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Not 100 Crazy to Stand Trial
New York May 29 The trial of Joseph Terranova charged with the murder of Mia Concetta Regio resumed before Justice Scott in the supreme court. A sanity commission reported Terranova’s niece still has hallucinations but is capable of consulting with counsel. The report deemed her statements about the case unreliable and that she remains a witness for the prosecution.
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Guatemala Revolt Suppressed Amid Coastal Front Moves
May 29 dispatches report Guatemala’s revolt crushed as General Castillo advances from Ocos toward a base, while Barillas gains forces along the foothills toward Quezeltenango. American interests seen safe. Secretary Root notes no danger to citizens. Fire at Stamford Texas destroys town facilities. Dr. George A. Ketchum dies at Mobile.
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Mutiny Rumors Hit Nicholas Army and Navy
Reports suggest distrust within the Nicholas forces as mutiny rumors spread among army and navy units, prompting officials to investigate and restore order amid mounting tensions.
Guards Doubled At Sebastopol Arsenal Amid Fear
In Odessa on May 29 two thousand bluejackets were confined at Sebastopol naval barracks amid disaffection fears. The Inkerman tunnel warned and guards along the Losovo to Sebastopol road doubled. Bomb devastations caused twelve deaths. naval and political drama continued as authorities reassess command and parliament conflicts.
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Weather forecast across states shows warm, partly cloudy days
Forecasts for North and South Carolina Virginia West Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana East Texas and Kentucky indicate fair to warm conditions on Wednesday and Thursday. Winds are described as light to fresh southeast or variable with showers and cooler spells possible in some areas.
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