Statehood Controversy Ends as Cannon Rebukes Smith
Washington June 15 The statehood bill moves to signing as the speaker and vice president prepare to sign. Speaker Cannon rebukes Marcus Smith ARIZONA and Marcus Smith of Arizona eyes possible later veto threats amid joint statehood push for Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Indian Territory. The bill faces Roosevelt’s signature next week after engrossing and enrollment steps.
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Qucen
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan’s Reform Era Favor and Next President
Ex Sen James K Jones argues Bryan is the natural Democratic standard bearer for the next presidency. He cites Bryan’s unselfishness and conservative growth, notes Roosevelt reforms have broad support, and asserts Bryan’s experience and status make him best suited to carry out governing policies.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Bryan
Ife
Beef Trust
Roosevelt
Senator Jones Forecast on Next Campaign
Ex Senator James K. Jones argues that the next Republican nominee benefits from prosperity and favorable agrarian conditions, while William Jennings Bryan could gain from a desire for change and alignment with Roosevelt reforms, making him the logical candidate to carry them out. He cites public trust issues with sustained power and the appeal of reform.
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Republican Organization
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James K. Jones
Turbulent Russia Faces Parliamentary Crisis and Riots
Report from St Petersburg describes a deepening crisis as clashes in the lower house prompt government resistance to expulsion moves. Protests spread, strikes rise, Jewish quarters are looted, and military patrols guard streets amid a rising death toll and uncertainty over dissolution of parliament.
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Sanet
Prise
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Radiger
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Alanot
Paylot
M. Allavin
Yeesterday
Tapine Grenaing
Bryan Family Coal Troubles Reach Across Regions
William J. Bryan and his son face ongoing coal disputes spanning West and East regions. Reports note Bryan Sr. sailed for stock dealings while tensions persist in the East. A new agreement is said to have been reached after another day of negotiations in Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Bryan reports stir as he visits Russian parliament
William J. Bryan sails to Stockholm and meets Premier Goremykin in St Petersburg then tours the lower house with no statements. In Lincoln Bryan Jr returns home planning military academy steps. In Fort Smith the Kansas City agreement referendum passes by about 1400, ending Southwest coal strikes with miners due back to work Monday. In Tarentum coal companies close due to Pittsburgh scale dispute. About 1000 men remain idle.
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Indian Territory
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Kansas
Southwestern railroads eye large autumn freight rush
Reports from St Louis and Atlanta indicate railroads plan to expand freight car fleets to handle surging traffic this autumn and winter. The yarn spinners convention in Georgia attracts delegates from across the industry, with Mr. Cannon of Concord elected president and Mr. Hitchingon as secretary treasurer. In New York money markets, call money rose to 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 percent, with prime mercantile paper at 5 1/2 percent.
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Suit Filed Against A. L. Morgan in District Court
Attorney W J Childers files a suit for B J Post & Co against A L Morgan and others to recover 2 percent on a claim of 167 25 for materials and services including attorney fees. The action is one of several against Morgan tied to a South The Jaffa Grocery project. Milan exhibit coverage notes a June opening of an international fair on food products and preservation equipment with strong American exhibitor presence seeking Southern Europe markets.
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B. J. Post & Co
A. L. Morgan
Andres Rotors
Melton Chaves
Post & Co
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Jaffa Grocery Company
Joby Mclean and Wife
RW. Bryan
Milan
Atierteant
Europe
Daniel Boone Day and Home Coming Jubilee
In Louisville Kentucky a Daniel Boone Day celebration features a grand pageant with fourteen floats tracing Kentucky history from aboriginal times to settlement. The Armory ball will host about ten thousand dancers with a 270 by 200 foot floor and two bands for dance and promenade music.
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Louisville
Daniel Boone
Armory
Kentucky
Effect of Statehood in Indian Territory
Muskogee June 15 The greatest disturbance after statehood will be over federal courts Indian Territory will consolidate into one federal district with a single set of federal officers replacing two judges and two districts. Each district has a United States marshal with 4000 salary and about thirty officers and deputies. Many territorial officials will leave office.
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Indian ‘Territory
Gnulty
United States Marata
McKinley County Indicts Gregory Page for Murder
The McKinley county grand jury returned a true bill charging Gregory Page with the murder of Walter A. Jones after Jones was assaulted in the Page hotel in Gallup New Mexico on New Year’s day. Jones later died from brain injury and other wounds suffered after falling from a second story window. Page, a well known Gallup citizen, was accused of the assault after an alleged insult to Mrs Page.
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McKinley County
Gregory Page
Walter A. Jones
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Gallup
Virginia
Page Hotel
Page
Congregationalists Meet in Dubuque Iowa
In Dubuque Iowa the sixty seventh annual session of the Iowa Congregational churches opened with a celebration marking the twentieth anniversary of the Woman's Home Missionary Union of the state. Attendance is large with representation from across Iowa. Railroad construction in the Philippines. Manila Philippines preliminary railroad work begins with forty engineers and physicians departing for Holle to start operations.
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Philippines
Manila
P. 1
Philippine Island
Holle
Silent Senators Fill The Evening Citizen List
A June 15 article lists several United States Senators described as rubber stamps or unfriendly to certain policies. Names cited include Crane Massachusetts Wetmar Rhode Island Toland Aldrich allies Smoot Tah Kean New Jersey Martin Virginia Platt New York Millard Nebraska Warner Missouri Alice Delaware Nixon Nevada Dick Otto Bulkeley Brandegee Connecticut Latimer South Carolina Geario Oregon Clark Montana.
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Virginia
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Missouri
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Oregon
Clark
Montana
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