Beach Intimates Trade of Offices for Support
Santa Fe March 20 F W Beach house member from Otero county delivered a sweeping attack on the administrations methods regarding house bill 177 to fund Dona Ana county highways. He accused the governor of vetoing under political pressure and praised the road program while criticizing a wave of rumored patronage linked to council petitioners and several named legislators.
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Demand of Both Sides Testimony on Sanity in Thaw Case
In New York on March 20 the Thaw case was adjourned until Friday morning to decide on a lunacy commission. Dr. Allan Hamilton testified for Delmas as Jerome fought the timing, arguing the examination reopens the case. Jerome urged that the court be shown the defendant's real mental state and warned the trial could be halted if facts are revealed. Fitzgerald postponed the jury and scheduled Friday hearings on a lunacy commission.
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Murdered Bank President Shot in Mississippi During Dark Twain Era
Hattiesburg Mississippi March 20 Edward Howell a leading Black banker and local magnate was shot in the back and killed on his way home last night. In Kansas City a Black man Adair was questioned over Brownsville riot links and denied involvement. Public utilities legislation faces strong push in Cleveland with promises of a stronger bill if corporations resist. East Chicago sees a 3500 worker strike intensify, 2500 more on nearby jobs. Labor unrest spreads as furnaces collapse in Birmingham trapping workers. Louisville hosts murder trial. San Francisco reports grand jury bribes rumors amid probes into railroad and utility franchises. Charlotte NC sees a teller vanish with a £65,000 shortage. New York racing bills draw agricultural opposition.
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Steamshipmen on Verge of Declaration of War
New York March 26 steamship circles warn a rate war may erupt as one line moves to cut fares. Industry tension centers on Cunard and Hamburg American lines with potential cuts across first and second class, driven by immigrant monopolies and Mediterranean competition.
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N Buying Big Guns Prom Keuppes Herlin
Japan engages in wartime material production with the Krap gen, inspecting multiple guns at Eeson before acceptance. Japanese engineers are now employed at the works, signaling improving relations between the nations amid ongoing production.
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Italo American Democracy Party Grows in New York
New York March 20 The Third Assembly Italo American democracy has progressed finely since organizing its club, four hundred strong. They will keep alive social interest by holding tonight a stag party expected to draw a huge crowd.
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England to finance Philippine agricultural bank plan
English capitalists oppose the U S plan for a Philippine agricultural bank and favor backing the project with English funds. The bank would cap charges at ten percent and limit loans to five thousand dollars per person. British planners see the Egypt experience as a model and may establish the bank on similar lines.
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Pacification expenses to Cuba reach about 2.5 million
Washington reports extraordinary costs for sending pacification to Cuba total roughly 2,500,000 to date. It remains uncertain when the money may be collected from Cuba, as Congress left the War Department to exercise judgment on the matter.
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Diphtheria Epidemic Closes Meadow City Schools
Special to The Evening Citizen reports a diphtheria outbreak in Meadow City with over a dozen cases and several serious, a child in critical condition, prompting school closures and precautionary measures. Western Union operators strike tensions arise as labor dispute unfolds at Denver posting.
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Most Disastrous In History Says The West
Sacramento, Marysville, Chico and Oroville valleys endure ongoing floods as rain subsides. Rivers remain high, with heavy damage expected across northern California. communication crippled by ruined railroad, telegraph, and telephone networks. Weather outlook calls for light showers and clearing winds.
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State Nurses Thon at New Bedford Mass
State nurses convention meets at Odd Fellows hall in New Bedford for the first time citywide. Large attendance includes visitors from other states sharing experiences for mutual gain. A measure to allow graduate nurses to use the title registered nurse is discussed.
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Old-Pimers in Washington Po Ente Etn entertains DC
In Washington March 20 The Ego Club of men born in 1844 will host an entertainment event with several speakers. Former Representative de Irwin will speak on Henry Ch. Also on the program are J Heeman and Professor J Fralee Kichar.
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Rev Peters Attends Evening Service at Manhattan Theatre
In New York on March 10 Rev Madi mm C Peters was among ministers who attended the afternoon service for a feature at the Manhattan theatre. Nearly two hundred people were said to be in attendance.
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