New Mexico House Debates Audit of Officials and Related Bills
A chaotic session sees House bill proposals on mining corporations and public domain use referred to judiciary. Debate over disputed accounts for officials includes strong defense of audit rights and calls for equal treatment, with opposition citing one year limit and potential special legislation.
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Studley --An Act Defining “Terms of the District Court
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Herrera
Committee
Hudspeth
Hans Shen
Lincoln
Congress
United States
United States Court of Claims
New Mexico
Ruppe
Bernalillo
Heack
Holts
Denniston
Lucem
Abbott
Colfax
Huospech
Moran
Mutlens
Walters
Santa Fe House Reconsiders Amendment Vote
Santa Fe votes to strike out an amendment making provisions apply to adults and minors after objections. Council bills referred include taxes, public bridges, audits, witnesses, railroads, and annual corporate reports. House and council members attend committee meetings as adjournment ends session until Monday. London election ends political struggle with risks of municipalizing utilities and rising debt under progressive socialists.
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Holt
Committee On Judiciary
Council
Committee On Finance
Ln Corporations
Committee On
Judiciary
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London
Second Annual Power Boat Show Opens in Chicago
Chicago hosts the second annual power boat show at the seventh regiment armory from tonight through next week. Exhibits from leading firms display boats of all sizes, engines, and accessories, showcasing the motor boat industry’s progress. Frank Malthy, assistant to the Panama Canal chief engineer, says the canal could be due in eight years with current expansion, reflecting rapid developments.
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Seventh Regiment Armory
Witte Cooee
York
Frank Malthy
Panama Cauat
Tie
Wight
Tragic New Haven Railroad Collision Kills Four
Waterbury March 2 A collision between two trains near Waterbury on the New York New Haven Hartford line killed four crew members including engine men from both trains and injured several others. Governor Woodruff rode the special but escaped unharmed amid reports of a orders mix up.
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Hartford
Governor Woodruff
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New Havn
Charles £. Julian
New Haven
Priote
Woodruff
G. Hedges
John J. Gilson
Carl Boltman
Patrick Craven
Baton
Terence Brenan
William P. W. Haven
Willian
JB. Spencer
Shrome
Union Pacific cancels 12 story Omaha HQ project
Omaha March 2 General Manager Mohler of the Union Pacific canceled the contract for the 12 story Union Pacific headquarters to be built by EH Harriman on cost of 1 200 000 citing court actions by Nebraska authorities and a U S Supreme Court decision upholding Nebraska taxes on the railroad firms. Also notes San Francisco water plant seizure steps and other state news across several topics.
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Board of Supervisors
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Permanent Insanity Prosecution's Claim and Thaw Trial
Washington reports on a senator's resolution demanding papers on the Panama canal bid and Thaw's insanity defense. The Thaw case progresses with doctors cross examination potential and Jerome’s assertions about Thaw's mental state. Washington also notes ship subsidy bill politics and Arkansas Arbor Day observed with school events and tree planting.
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Evans
Jerome
Thaw
New York
Mar
Suit Brought to Require Accounting of Eddy Estate
New York reports a suit to obtain an accounting of Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy’s financial affairs, led by Geo. W. Glover and relatives. The petition alleges elderly incapacity and control by Frye and Strang, with defendants as Christian Science directors.
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New Hampshire
Geo. W. Glover
Mary Baker Glover
Christian Science Ureh
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Organization
Christian Science
Calvin A. Frye
Irving
Tomlinson
Herman
Sherring
Lewis C. Strang
Alfred Farlow
Tra O. Knapp
Wm. B. Johnson
Joseph Armatrong
Hoxton
Edward A. Kimball
Chicago
Stephen A. Chase
Fall River
Mass
Christian Science Shurch
Grand jury 10 probe charges against natives
In Judge Craig's court Antonio Samora and Salvador Garcia were bound over to await the grand jury on assault with a deadly weapon. They were arrested by Sheriff Armijo on larceny charges and given a preliminary hearing. Bonds set at 200 dollars. Witnesses testified to the altercation near the American lumber mills and prior incidents.
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Antonio Samora
Salvador Garcia
Lawrence Lee
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Gareta
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Wien Clancy
Lee
Substar
Samora
Garcia
Las Duranos
Arrest Warrant Issued in Chicago for Fitzgerald
A warrant charging George W. Fitzgerald, a teller, with involvement in a $173,000 disappearance was sworn out in Chicago. Fitzgerald allegedly attacked a newspaper reporter. he could not be found initially but later telephoned to say he would surrender and was released on bond.
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Maron
George W. Fitzgerald
Berald
Fitzgerald
Seventy first Texas Independence Day observed statewide
Austin marked the seventy first anniversary of Texas independence as a legal holiday with observances in schools and colleges. The Texas declaration was drafted at Washington-on-the-Brazos by a convention formed March 1, 1839 to plan a provisional government for the republic of Texas, and signed March 2. The date carries significance in the saga of Texas and General Sam Houston.
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Austin
Tex
Washington-on-the-Brases
Republic of Texas
al Sam Howsten
Testimonial Dinner to Pod y Hamilton at Waldorf Astoria
A grand testimonial dinner honors Pod y Hamilton in New York on March 2 at the Waldorf Astoria. Hamilton, retiring after twenty five years with Barnum Bailey, is praised by friends across the amusement world and newspaper men nationwide for a life in show business.
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Hamilton
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Waldorf Astoria
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Hisorks
Tody
Barham & Bailey Circus
Serview
Jury Of Keen News Writers Vote Not Guilty In Thaw Trial
A New York press jury polled after Evelyn Thaw's dramatic testimony split seven for acquittal and four for conviction. Reporters from major papers say the state evidence so far fails to prove guilt, while some doubt the actual jury will agree with these early opinions.
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Styford White
Hvelyn Thaw
Tory
Jerome
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