Senate backs Taft action on treaty abrogation
Senate endorses Taft in moving to abrogate the treaty replacing the House measure with a substitute resolution. The action eliminates objectionable language and passes unanimously.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
1
Senate Ratifies Taft Notice to Russia Terminating 1899 Treaty
The Senate by unanimous vote ratified Taft's notification ending the 1899 treaty with Russia. Lodge led the substitute measure backed by both parties, with sharp debate on race discrimination and how to proceed. Russia's reply to the abrogation was handed to Ambassador Guild, conveying no response to open negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Washington
St. Petersburg
Senato Te Shively
Indiana
Poindexter
O'Forman
New York
Stone
Missouri
Williams
Missinnippi
Phe
Senate
Penetor Hitchever
Nebraska
Ruste
Hitchcock
House
Resolu-Ion
Chilton
Culberson
Raynor
Smith
Maryland
Taylor
Prom
Russia
Ambassador Guild
Knox
America
Lodge
Taft
Polk
Denmark
McKinnecy
Ledge
Moot
United States
Lisala
Political debate over Russia treaty ends with new approach
Senators and representatives clash over a Russia treaty with calls to act on a high plane and protect American interests. Heyburn questions abrogation, Culberson cites anti Jewish policy in Russia, Poindexter urges plain language, Sulzer predicts House approval, and the President's stance shifts as the old treaty is set aside for a modern agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
House
Senate
Russia
Japan
Heyburn
Idaho
Culberson
United States
Poindexter
Washington
Sulzer
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Misunderstanding Triggers Abrogation Talks With Russia
In St Petersburg officials note the 1832 US Russia commerce treaty will lapse January 1 1913 and advocate careful diplomacy for a new pact. Russian doubts center on passport laws and Jewry related statutes, with domestic nationalist currents complicating concessions and bilateral talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
Ofrclale
Duma
Council of the Empire
Krusela
America
Kokosovott
St. Petersborg
Moscow
Kech
Lberal
Thunderers
Rueda
Germany Allocates Millions for Defense Expenditures
Berlin reports the imperial budget for 1912 totals about 704.54 million dollars, up 14.62 million. Army spending rises to 192.63 million, up 10.31 million, while navy appropriations fall to 114.35 million, down 0.20 million. The army increase reflects a larger peace footing approved by the Reichstag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nordensche Algemine Zeitung
Picked troops sent to capture Reyes in Mexico
Monterey reports say General Bernardo Reyes failed to rally an insurrection after six days in Mexico. Government troops under General Trevino assign 100 men led by Lieutenant Colonel Manuel Garcia Lugo to seize Reyes within a week as state forces in Nuevo Leon seek him along the Tamaulipas border. Rumor of Zapata sailing to Havana with loot from Morelos raids noted but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Monterey
Mex
Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
Madero
Reyes
Rio Grande
Nuevo Leon
Tamaulipias
Geronimo Trevino
Trevino
Manuel Garcia Lugo
Luca
Zapata
Havana
Morelos
Interior Department
Troops Seek General Reyes in Mexican Hills
State forces led by Colonel Lugo scour the Linares area in Nuevo Leon seeking General Bernardo Reyes and four followers who crossed into Mexico December 15 to recruit an army. Reports say capture has not yet succeeded, but Mexican authorities anticipate Reyes’ early apprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola
Soonamice Mex
Dee
Lugo
Linares
Neuvo Leon
Bernardo Reyes
Mexico
Reyes
Shadowed in El Paso Jose Reyes Arrives
Jose Reyes son of General Bernardo Reyes reached El Paso from San Antonio and checked into a leading hotel under an assumed name. He was followed all day by U S and Mexican secret service men and held a long meeting with a local sympathizer of his father’s cause. his fluency in English and fair skin let him pass as American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Jose Reyes
Bernardo Reyes
San Antonio
Reyes
United States
Secret Service
Congress Day Briefs On Hearings And Deficiency Bill
Leslie J. Taylor of Illinois contradicted D P Brownback of Illinois on alleged corruption at the Lorimer hearing. R L Kimbrough of Harrisburg urged the square deal as a business principle at anti trust hearings. An urgent deficiency bill over 2 364 756 passed the house as Russia treaty questions were taken up alongside the abrogation resolution. Senators debated Russian abrogation with Lodge leading the fight and Smith of Michigan opposing severing relations with Russia. Interstate Commerce Commission adjourned anti trust hearings until after the holiday recess. Hinesian abrogation resolution was adopted unanimously. Adjourned at 7 26 p m until 2 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie J. Taylor
Ilinois
Lorimer
D. PD. Brownback
Dlinois
R. L. Kimbrough
Harrisburg
Square
Thal
Rayner
Maryland
Lodge
Massachusetts
Foreign Relations Committee
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Russia
Smith
Root
New York
Gthers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Army concentration plan testimony and cross party action
Major General Wood testified before the military committee on the army concentration plan. Representative Sulzer of New York said the House would waive technicalities to aid action with the Senate on abrogation of the Russian passport treaty. A committee discussed arrears for congressional clerks and the Steel Trust inquiry heard John G. Brown of Chicago on Minnesota ore rates. The assembly adjourned to after the holiday recess at 3 37 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Sulzer
New York
House
Senate
Steel Trust’ Investigation Committee
John G. Brown
Chicago
Minnesota
Dynamite Conspiracy Witnesses Testify Before Grand Jury
Citizens near dynamite storage in a vacant house contaminated by nitro glycerine testified as the federal grand jury probes the McManigal McNamara case. Muncie and Indianapolis residents described rents paid in advance and hidden boxes of explosive material amid children skating over greasy floor spots. Witnesses included Elizabeth Hiner Isaac Grant and a box supplier, outlining how the dynamite network operated and who profited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Federal Grand Jury
Munele
Indiana
Ortie McManigal
Lucy
McManigal
Muncie
Elizabeth Hiner
Issaac Grant
John J
James McNarara
F. O. Jones
Indianapolls
J. J. McNamaria
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Jones
J. J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ Association
Iron Workers
Indiana Supreme Court
John J. McNamara
Los Angeles Inquiry Ends Abruptly During Bribery Probe
Federal grand jury hearing on the nationwide dynamiting conspiracy ends after a coded message is received by special investigator Oscar Lawler. The session pauses as Lawler McLaren Brown and Sullivan depart. witnesses include Olaf A. Trehmoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Federal Grand Jury
Oscar Lawler
Lawler
Malcolm MclLaren
Hamilton Brown
Federal
Larry Sullivan
Olaf A. Trehmoe
San Francisco
Hert H H. Franklin
McNamara
Franklin
Robert F. Bain
Bain
George N. Lockwood
White Claims Re election Victory for UMWA President
Oskaloosa Iowa December 19 John P White president of the United Mine Workers of America claims re election over T L Lewis by a large margin based on incomplete unofficial returns received this afternoon.
President Denied Escort at Vigil in New York
Commissioner Waldo failed to provide the customary police escort at a vigil in New York City. Officials noted the lack of the blue coat squad assigned to furnish protection and crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo
Taft Travels Unescorted in New York City Debut
President Taft arrived in New York without the usual police escort on a two day visit. He spoke at the Economic Club defending pending arbitration treaties and urged Congress to back executive led foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Morning Journal
New York
United States
Taft
Pennsylvania Terminal
Henry W. Taft
West 48Th Street
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Brooklyn
New England Society
Academy of Music
Brooklyn Young Mens Republican Club
J. C. Wheeler
Secret Service Force
Waldo
Senate
England
France
Young Men's Republican Club
Police presence at hotel events as presidents arrive
A police detail was posted at the Astor hotel during the Economic club dinner, then shifted to the Brooklyn event when the president arrived. A sizable squad was assigned to duty at the latter gathering to ensure security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Astor
Brooklyn
Wickersham Sees End of Trusts and Monopolies
United States Attorney General Wickersham told a New York audience that enforcement of anti trust laws will dismantle unfair advantages while protecting legitimate business. Representative Oscar Underwood urged responsible lawmaking and minority rights, calling for honest servants to lead and for the people to judge both men and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
United States
Catholic Club
Taft
New York
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
House Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
Consuls Present Peace Conference Note in Shanghai
The six powers sent notes to Tang Shao Yi and Dr. Wu Ting Fang this morning expressing goodwill and hoping for a successful peace conference. German consul led at both locations, followed by American Consul General Amos P. Wilder and the remaining diplomats in order of seniority based on Shanghai residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Tang Shao Yi
Wu Ting Fang
Amos P. Wilder
China’s republican leaders push for republic and Yuan’s presidency
Wen Teung Yao, minister of communications for the republican provisional government, warned against foreign intervention and insisted on a republic with Manchu officials only optional. He said Yuan Shi Kai could be president if he accepts, as consuls of six powers plan to deliver a unified note to Chinese peace negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Republican Provisional
Wen Teung Yao
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Yuan Shi
Iowa Saloons Brace for Moon Law Limits
Saloons in Iowa received final notice of post January 1 operation under the Moon law mandating one saloon per 1000 residents in first and second class cities. Judge DeGraff ruled that partnership and corporate saloons are illegal, affecting more than 1000 establishments statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Chicago Board of Trade to Close for Christmas
The Chicago board of trade will be closed on Saturday December 23 and Monday December 25 in observance of Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Professor Stroup Fate Hangs in Balance After Contests
Controversies in Melrose Carthage and Reserve precincts remain to be acted on by official canvassers as the fate of Professor Stroup hangs in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stroup
Melrose
Carthage
New Mexico Election Canvass Shows Party Winners
Official canvass excludes Melrose Carthage Reserve and Clayton precincts yields Governor McDonald 30 614 Bursum 27 614 Lieutenant Governor De Baca 29 185 Martinez 28 536 Secretary of State Lucero 29 234 Romero 28 564 State Auditor Sargent 29 187 Delgado 28 683 State Treasurer Marron 29 409 Mirabal 28 610 State School Superintendent Stroup 29 061 White 28 948 State Commissioner of Public Lands Erviev 29 330 Emerson 28 795 Attorney General Clancy 29 788 McGill 28 mite Justices Roberts 29 303 Parker 29 210 Hanna 29 208 Wright 29 188 Burkhart 28 969 Dunn 28 940 Corporation Commissioners Van Stone 28 981 Armi jo 28 741 OF Le Owen 28 021 Sol Owen 1 032 Williams 29 472 Groves 29 443 Total Owen and Sol Owen 29 064 Curry 29 780 Fergusson 29 640 Baca 28 350 Val Verde 27 870 On the Blue Ballot For the Blue Ballot 34 353 against the Blue allot 22 631 majority for 11 722
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Melrose
Carthage
Reserve
Clayton
McDonald
Bursum
de Baca
Martinez
Lucero
Romero
Sargent
Delgado
Marron
Mirabal
Stroup
White
Erview
Emerson
Clancy
McGill
Supreme Court
Roberts
Parker
Hanna
Wright
Burkhart
Dunn
Corporation Commissioners
van Stone
Armijo
le Owen
Sol” Owen
Willliams
Groves
Owen
Sol Owen
Congress
Curry
Fergusson
Baca
Valverde
Canvassing board weighs Clayton precinct returns in New Mexico
Disputed Clayton precinct ballots trigger legal duel as the Santa Fe canvassing board weighs whether to certify 581 ballots found in a box claimed to hold 571 votes. Republicans argue fraud and ministers of law requiring signatures, while Democrats urge certification or court action. A ruling is expected soon amid other precinct disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Dee
Clayton
Union County
Territorial
Election Board
C. D. Cleveland
District Court
A. H B. Pall
Fall
BB. Catron
Neill B. Pield
Field
Melrose
Curry County
Reserve
Carthage
County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germany
Jose Uyes
THE
Grand Jury
M'Manigal
VIGIT
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