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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

6

Real Winter Arrives Overcoats In Demand

Weather forecast describes a killing frost and cold wave sweeping the eastern and southern United States. Temperatures near 34 degrees, with snow in Virginia and North Carolina, wind easing, and a brief cold snap expected to last three to four days.

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Winter Only Bluffing Says Washington Forecast

Washington forecasters warned that today’s touch of winter will be followed by generally warmer weather nationwide. Maine was the only state with a different reading as of October 27, signaling no immediate warm trend.

Washington Maine

Temperatures Dip Below Zero Across Northeast

Temperatures were below freezing in many spots with Greenville Maine at 22 and Portland at 30. The forecast calls for a rise midweek in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, with slow warming Thursday in the northeast and south. Frost lines reached Tennessee and northwest Texas, light snow fell along Lake Ontario and in northern Maine, and Harrisonburg reported frost about a quarter inch thick.

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National banks hold reserves well above required limits

Washington October 27 Comptroller of the Currency tonight released figures showing reserves held by national banks on September 17 were 58 million above the amount required under the new banking law. Distribution by district includes New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Cleveland and others with total reserves about 115 million above requirements and 464 919 076 to be released under the new law. New York city expected to provide 88 million Chicago 24 million and country banks 141 million among others.

Washington Willama Moston New York Philadelphia New York City Chicago St.Louis

Ruben Under Bond After Alleged Robbery At Home

Joseph Ruben proprietor of a meat market 114 Degatur was robbed Monday of a bag said to contain 1000 dollars and cut by a thief. He was arrested Tuesday evening at Grady hospital on complaints from Atlanta packing firms and posted 1500 bonds for Thursday’s recorder hearing. Detectives report he bought 2500 dollars worth of meat and lard on time last week and claimed no money to meet obligations.

Joseph Ruben Degatur East Fair Grady Hospital Davis Cowan Atlanta Ruben Recorders Gray Hospital

Four Men Die as Kiln Collapses in Samson Alabama

Four men were killed and a fifth seriously injured when a large kiln at the Alabama Lumber and Kiln Co. collapsed without warning near Samson, Alabama. The dead were J.A Butler, Ha Frazer, Marcus Hargrove and Alto Pew. Wilbur Hall was gravely wounded and not expected to live, buried beneath thousands of feet of lumber.

Samson Ala Alabama Lumber and Kiln Company

Wilson says no special session after election

Washington October 27 President Wilson announced he does not intend to call a special session of Congress after the election. Earlier talk in Congress before adjournment suggested an extra session might consider relief legislation for cotton planters.

Washington Wilson Congress

International Agriculture Institute Reports World Crop Drops

Washington dispatch summarizes 1916 crop prospects reported by the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome. Prussia wheat 90 percent of last year, rye 90.7, barley 112 percent, Japan rice up 24 percent, northern hemisphere wheat 8 percent below last year.

Washington Agieporis Germany Rusea Department of: ‘Agriculture International Institute of Agriculture Rome Prussia Japan

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