Georgia forecasts and early state reports from Columbus to Atlanta
Forecasts show cloudy weather for Georgia with coastal showers on Wednesday and Thursday and light to fresh east winds. Gloomy economic notes include severities in markets and a column of items from Columbus and Atlanta on local officials, transport issues, police conduct, and upcoming visits to St Louis for the exposition.
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Georgia
Fred Ro Gordon
Columbus
Gat
Terrell
Atlanta
St Louis
Volie
Seaboard Air Line Management
Birmineh
Nica
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Tombus Gais
Wiliam T Speeria
Aef Daneine
Nore
Geraldine Z Speer
Jor Warhirs
United States
Tate
Erick Weld
Otlini Walkinson
Dry weather hits southern crop markets across states
The report cites severe drought across the southern belt for ten days, with Alabama and Texas crops suffering. Estimates warn of big losses, with Alabama alone facing about 900 000 dollars in potential damage and Texas production doubts amid pest damage and late boll weevil effects. Experts note hotter weather and extended trips by agricultural officials, predicting worse crop conditions than seen in weeks.
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Tonp
Seel
Twerdar Ait
Utes Cotten
South
Cateulat
Pris
Alabama
Texas
New York
Tex
Tata
Lexis
Texas Lea
Boll Weil
Crop In Critical Condition In Cotton Bulletin
The weekly weather and crop bulletin reports cotton crop in critical condition, about one month late, with opening sheds and rapid picking underway in northern to southern sections. Drought and dry soil hinder pastures, turnips, and fall seeding, with projections of reduced yields if rain does not come soon.
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Merbury
Infanticide Case Shocks Broadway Township
In Anderson County, John Graffenreid and his wife, both Black, attended a holiness meeting then argued over love for God and child welfare. The wife threw their sixteen month old baby against a wall and fled to Hammond's farm. Sheriff arrested both after the incident. The child died, and the couple faced charges amid claims of insanity and zeal.
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Columbia
Broadway Township
Anderson County
John Graffenreid
Graffenfeld
Ile
W Q Hammond
FELLEROM TRAIN LEFT IN WOODS IN ATHENS BOYCOTT DEMANDS
Athens readers report that Conductor Lane refused to back the Seaboard Air Line train after Frank Booth, a prominent Oconee County planter, fell from the moving train near Tucker. Passengers urged backing the train to aid Booth, but Lane declined. a petition calls for Lane’s immediate discharge amid indignation over the incident.
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Seaboard Air Fane
Frank Booth
Oronea County
Booth
Paine Posttlern Refardh
Lanes
Athens Ga
Oconee County
Seaboard
Kr Line
Tucker
Atlanta
Lane
Maver I FF Rhodes
Charlie N. Jindgson
Indictments in Washington postal probe issued
Federal grand jury in Washington returns seven indictments in postal cases after weeks of document review. Arrests expected tomorrow as officials decline to discuss identities. The action signals a turning point in the postal inquiry begun last March. Stern found in Canada and Beavers surrenders follow developments in the same case. Beavers posted bail and Stern vows to fight extradition from Toronto.
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Tomord
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Tous
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George W. Beavers
New York
George W Reavers
Postofica Department
Hitchcock
United States
Henkel
Weavers
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Bell
J R Bown
Beavers
Burnete
Heavers
Riot at Beirut May Trigger U S Action Amid Turkish Ferment
Washington reports cablegrams from Constantinople and Beirut detail a violent riot at Telrut and Beirut with Greek Christians and Turkish soldiers among the wounded and killed. The U S consulate and flag officers coordinate protection plans while Turkish authorities pledge investigation and force if needed. Escalating tensions in Macedonia and pressure from Russia and Austria on Bulgaria heighten fears of broader conflict as warships linger near Beirut.
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State
Navy
Selehman
Constantinople
Admiral Cotton
Telrut
Navy Department
Cotton
Banister Leishman
State Department
Cotto
Beirut
United States
Admiral Cottons
Minster Leishman
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Panlo Wae
Lelshman
Sublime Porte
Charles I. Hiusses
Cottons
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Standard
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Sofia
Morning Leader
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