New Mexico Council and House Bill Deliberations Highlighted
Santa Fe reports a busy session with numerous council bills and house measures. Bills range from court timing in the Fourth Judicial District to tax exemptions for attorneys and the creation of a scientific experiment farm in San Miguel County.
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Santa Fe
Spiesm
Fourth Judicial District
Spless
San Miguel County
Spess
Committee On Territorial Affairs
Spiess
Judiciary Committee
Martines
Martinez
36Th Legislative Assembly
Jus
Ime
Naptha
Council
Woman's Board of ‘Trade
City of
Counel Council
Counel Cornell
House
John Corbett
Deming
Vo Ly Lowe
Rouse
Walters
First Judicial District Court
Committee On Judiciary
Studley
Bowser
Beach
Holt
Abbott
Glover Occupation in Court Case Ties to Mrs Eddy Family
GEO W Glover and his daughter accuse Mary Baker Eddy of mismanaging funds and claim Mrs Eddy’s control endangers Christian Science. The elder Glover, Eddy’s son from her first husband, describes a life of Civil War service mining and moving west, and notes his daughter joins him in the suit. He is now 36 and lives at 180.
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Mary Baker Glover
Mother of Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Geo. W. Glover
Mary Baker Eddy
Glover
Harriman in Washington to Consult President
Washington. March. Harriman travels to Washington to consult President Roosevelt on railroad policy and federal relations. The visit signals potential concessions by Harriman as he may discuss governing railroad operations for public benefit while continuing control of the Southern Pacific and links to Union Pacific. A meeting with the president is likely within a week, with officials noting two sides to the railroad issue and Harriman’s willingness to meet halfway.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Edward H. Harriman
Harriman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mr. Harriman
Union Pacific
Maxwell Evarts
Wireless music demo linked to De Forest telephony in city
Dr. Leo De Forest demonstrated a wireless to telephone music link from Telharmonic hall to receivers in a hotel room. The setup used a Shubert building mast and Normandie station with daily tests to transmit voice and music, noting a steamship wireless accident when it cut in.
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Thirty-ninth
Thirty-eighth Street
Normandie
Seoret
Telharmonic Hall
Dr. de Forest
Shubert
Thirty-ninth Street
de. de Forest
Rane
Channel tunnel scheme to be abandoned
March session in the House of Commons saw promoters announce withdrawal of the channel tunnel bill for the present. It is stated that opposition will likely lead to abandonment at early stages. Lord Rothschild announced French financiers would fund construction if needed.
Woodkepe Sails On Home Prom Prange
Cherbours France March Tim Woodrum of New York was Republican chairman here last night aboard the Deutschland for New York. He toured Italian cities during his stay in this country and was accompanied by his wife.
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Woodkepe
Prange
Cherbours
France
le Woodrum
Ni York
New York
Maly
Thies
Ruef's Attorney Jailed for Contempt in San Francisco
In San Francisco Abraham Ruef again failed to appear as Judge Dunne ordered one of Ruef's attorneys S M Shortridge to sit down after repeatedly resisting. Shortridge was jailed for twenty four hours for contempt. The report also notes a Michigan scene where Galbraith accused Standard Oil of sabotaging mining deals and claimed the legislature was gobbled by oil interests.
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Piery
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Dunne
Heney
S. M. Shortridge
Ruef
jAttorneys
Shortridge
Lansing
Mich
Galbraith
Calumet
House
Senate
Osesota
Allouez
Centennial
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co
Standard Oil
Calumet & Heecla
Osceola
Calumet & Hecla
Newak
Standard
Michigan
Walker charged with bank treasurer theft in Hartford
In Hartford March the defaulting treasurer William F Walker of the Savings Bank of New Haven is under indictment. The grand jury will hear the case Tuesday with the state claiming forged notes payable to Walker as treasurer of the Connecticut Baptist Convention helped him conceal thefts over several years.
English Parliament Debates Women Suffrage Bill
London March The women's enfranchisement bill for second reading drew large attention as Parliament debated extending franchise to women on equal terms with men. The chamber, crowded, heard familiar arguments with party lines blurred and a tense clock, while debates and divisions continued without resolution.
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London
March
Iid
Dickin
Non Mberal
Eal
Jamex Kel Hurdle
Vodallat
House of Commons
Hlinette
Porto Ricans Push for Native Secretary in Porto Rico
Porto Ricans in San Juan press President Roosevelt to appoint a Porto Rican native as Secretary of Porto Rico to succeed Governor Regis Henri Post. The House of Delegates sent a unanimous message urging self government and justice for native leadership. An aliens law goes into effect in Brazil with expulsion rules for foreigners deemed a public safety risk or with criminal convictions.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
March
Regis Henri Post
House of Delegates
Roosevelt
Porto Itlco
Porto Itleo
Beerot
Janeka
Brasil
Philadelphia Autoists Sixth Annual Banquet Honors Leaders
Stuart and Mayor Weaver were guests of honor at the Automobile Club of Philadelphia sixth annual banquet. The event featured a record setting display of hospitality and prestige, drawing prominent automobile leaders and city officials for an evening of tribute and camaraderie.
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Phulladelphia Autoists
Sixtis
Philadelphia
Goyror Stuart
Weaver
Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Question of Japanese loan remains undecided
In Paris the plan to float 125 million dollars in four percent bonds as the second tranche of a 250 million loan for postwar refunds stalls. London financiers insist on current Imperial 4a quotes around eight dollars, while Paris and Brussels financiers show more willingness but no final decision. Japanese sources note no progress and possible checks in negotiations.
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M. Tak
London
Paris
M. ‘Takashi
Brussel
Mover trial in mid April following six to six verdict
Wallace March reports a March trial update from Boise where Steve Adams faced a six to six jury after 92 hours deliberation over Fred Tyler’s murder. The judge discharged the case, with expectation of a retrial possibly at the October term and Adams’ potential testimony in a related Moyer, Haywood, Pettibone case. The trial cost the county about $25,000 plus state and Western Federation of Miners expenses. Medical.
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Steve Adams
Fred Tyler
Caldwell
Moyer, Haywood
Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Adams
Prial
Moyer
Boise
Hawley
Haywood and Pettibone
Cata
Thaw trial adjourned as defense rests witnesses omitted
In New York Mat the Thaw trial adjourned until Monday after Attorney Delmas announced the defense had concluded its testimony and would not call two more experts. District Attorney Jerome planned rebuttal by Wednesday and a Friday jury date was anticipated. Evelyn Thaw may be subpoenaed. authorities seek letters from White for possible info. An international machinery exhibition was announced in Amsterdam for August and September with duty relief and rail transport incentives.
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New York, Mat
Harry K. Thaw
Delmas
Jero
Jerome
McPike
Fitchcerald
Holland
Amsterdam
Maren
Society For the Advancement of Industry
Roswell Death Row Appeal Plea From Sister for Emilio
In Roswell New Mexico on March 22 192? Rosario Emilio faces a death sentence for the murder of Mexican girl Antonito Carilla two years earlier. His sister Mrs George Fletcher petitions Governor Hagerman to commute the sentence. The petition bears hundreds of signatures and the five American jurors from the conviction panel.
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Jetcher
Roswell
George Fletcher
Jovern
Hagerman
Rosario Emilio
Tiniliio
Lincoln
Antonito Carilla
Fletcher
Emillio
Archie Roosevelt Improves Amid Diphtheria Battle
Washington reports improved signs for Archie Roosevelt son of the president though he remains in critical condition after a diphtheria attack. Doctors note steady heart activity and cautious optimism as Secretary Loeb tests statements at a morning briefing.
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Washington
Archie Roosevelt
Lyme
Lambert
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New Mexico
Washington, D. C
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Sierra County
Anna H. Baldwine
W. L. Retch
Gran Quivera
B. A. Dow
J. B. Dow
McIntosh
Torrance County
T. O. Soper
C. H. Myeruth
Guadalupe County
Geo. W. Fox
B. F. McLaughlin
St. Louis
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Cherokee Street
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May McKenzie
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