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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
1
The Senate moves promptly to pass the Calary Bill IO procedure after receiving the executive disapproval message. Senate action follows the governor's veto, advancing the measure through the legislature.
A poll shows the measure stands two votes shy of the required two thirds. The Prohibition resolution has been adopted, signaling the likely move to a public vote or further legislative action next week.
Reports from Santa Fe say Democratic leaders and the governor plan an extra session after the current term ends if the salary bill fails to clear the veto. The rumor, hard to verify, circulated among several legislators yesterday and may explain subdued opposition to the measure in the house.
Morning Journal reports New Mexico senate approves Senate Bill 104 to set county officer salaries by a 19 to 5 vote and sends the measure toward a House decision amid governor McDonald’s veto. House adjourns before action on a similar proposal.
The Senate votes 63 to 21 to override Taft’s veto and pass the Webb liquor bill after rejecting a motion to postpone. The action moves forward immediately following the vote.
The Webb liquor bill to prohibit shipments into dry states passed the Senate 63 to 21, overriding President Taft's veto after a brief debate. The measure had already cleared both houses and moved to Taft, with attorney general Wickersham's opinion not read as the vote proceeded. Efforts to override in the House were planned for tomorrow.
Thomas Marshall of Indiana arrives in Washington to be sworn in as vice president next Tuesday. An inaugural committee welcomes him as preparations race ahead for the event. President-elect Wilson asks for reserved Senate floor seats for his cabinet and seats for their wives in the gallery. Marshall hints at cabinet familiarity but offers no picks.
In Cornelia Georgia on February 28 two unidentified black men accused of killing Policeman John Gibby were seized from a posse and lynched by a masked mob near town. Gibby died while attempting to handcuff the suspects during the arrest.
Washington officials believe the UEATA strength O is a key factor for policy. Secrecy Knox orders release of all Mexican prisoners in American jails for political offenses.
The Pujo Committee submits three divergent reports on financial reform. Chairman Samuel Untermyer advocates restraint on money and credit combinations to curb speculation and protect the public.
Washington reports two government actions easing tension with Mexico after the Madero execution. Refugees held in the United States are freed as rebel leaders shift toward the provisional government. A safe conduct is issued for Col. de la Fuente and his party to reach San Antonio for peace talks.
A conference between northern rebel leaders and Huerta government delegates in Mexico City was approved for San Antonio Texas. American consuls were told rebels may attend without fear of arrest and charges unrelated to criminal offenses would be void during the talks. Consul T D Edwards at Juarez is relaying the message to Inez Salavar Pascual Orogeo junior and Antonio Rojas.
In New York on February 28 the garment workers strike, which peaked with around 150000 workers, was officially called off. Workers accepted manufacturers terms including higher pay revisions, arbitration on hours, and the Open Shop principle.
Three divergent reports on the Pujo committee money trust inquiry reveal a majority finding a money trust with J. P. Morgan & Co First National Bank National City Bank and Kuhn Loeb and Co cited as key players. Minority Republicans challenge the conclusions urging further testimony and caution about proposed remedies.
General Huerta’s forces press ahead in Mexico City and surrounding regions, routing remaining malcontents. Orozco factions surrender as new administration consolidates power and disarms rival units.
General Tracy Aubert reports Raoul Madero remains a fugitive in the United States as the government pursues steps to secure his surrender. Authorities indicate the Zapata brothers now welcome proposals to resolve the case within the framework of current policy and enforcement.
Mexico City February 28 General Porfirio Diaz exiled former president of Mexico sent a message to President Huerta from Minia Egypt. He expresses gratitude for his retirement from public life and praises Huerta's elevation to the interim presidency. Diaz hopes Huerta's restraint and patriotism guide the nation toward peace and prosperity.
Morning Journal dispatch from Mexico City reports Venustiano Carranza weakening while Zapata and Emiliano Dal sit in talks for possible negotiations. Rebel factions under Orozco, Campos, and others tighten control around Torreon as government troops clash and rumors of Madero’s execution circulate.
Rebel leaders gathering near Juarez Chile City Ahum Station to discuss the situation. General Pascual junior reported active while Carraveo and Inez Salaga lead rebels. de la Fuente will attend from Laredo after serving in Huerta's cabinet.
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