Brazele Out After $10,000 Bail Bond in Death Claim
Wayne Brazele was released on a $10,000 bond after a Las Cruces preliminary hearing on the Pat Garrett murder charge. Witness Carl Adamson testified Brazele acted in self defense. Attorney General Hervey led the prosecution. Garrett’s brothers arrived for the funeral and urged lawful action. Governor Curry attended the hearing and planned to stay for the funeral.
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Senator Redfield Proctor Dies in Washington
United States Senator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died at his Champlain Street apartment after a grip. His son Governor Fletcher Proctor was at his bedside. Proctor, 77, had been in frail health since Congress began. Senate adjourned in respect and will announce his death tomorrow.
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Baldy") Smith
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Republican primaries in Albuquerque ward meetings tonight
Four ward primaries open at 7 30 tonight to select delegates for the city convention. Voters urged to back high license supporters and prevent anti high license packing, with ward boundaries and presiding officers listed.
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Japan says no ultimatum to China over Tatseo Maru seizure
Officials state Japan issued no ultimatum or threats to China regarding the Tatseo Maru. They expect Chinese authorities to release the vessel, express regrets, and pay damages. The Ttusu Maru was seized at Macao on February 7 for alleged arms and ammunition shipments to Chinese revolutionaries.
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Foreign Office Today
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Express
Macao
Post Office Appropriation Bill Discussed In House
The House of Representatives debated the post office appropriation bill with general discussion on cotton futures, finance, and tariffs. Tennessee's Mr Sims urged abolishing cotton futures deals while Messrs Chaney Indiana and Lindberg Minnesota spoke on finance. Hitchcock Nebraska supported free list for wool pulp and print paper. The general debate ends tomorrow at 3 PM before amendments. session adjourned at 4:15.
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Tennessee
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Indiana
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Minnesota
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Nebraska
Currency debate in Senate over emergency circulation bill
In Washington DC on March 4 the Senate debated currency legislation. Senator Heyburn opposed the measure calling it useless and warned against elastic emergency notes backed by fragile securities. He urged bonds with taxing power only and criticized government aid as risky. Senators Hopkins Bailey Depew Aldrich spoke or scheduled remarks as a vote target looms. The session adjourned at 5. Also in Holywood California W Greene a retired Washington investor died at his son C G Greene's home from apoplexy while dining.
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Iowa
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Holywood Bank
Taft Lands Unified Ohio Delegation at Republican Convention
The Ohio Republican delegation unites behind a strong state ticket at the taft era convention and votes to send an instructed delegation to Chicago. The meeting marks solid backing for Taft and a cohesive state slate.
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Chicago
National
Ohio Republicans Nominate Harris for Governor and Taft for President
At the Columbus convention, Ohio Republicans nominated Governor Andrew L. Harris for governor with a slate including Francis W. Treadway and Carmie A. Thompson. The party backed William H. Taft for president and instructed national delegates to vote for Taft until nomination. Theodore Burton received a warm ovation after presenting the platform endorsing Roosevelt era policies and tariff revision.
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Cleveland
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Cincinnati
Myron T. Herrick
Arthur L. Vorys
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Carmie KE. Thompson
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Roosevelt
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Supreme Court
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William C. Citler
Kansas Republicans Elect Taft Delegates at State Convention
Kansas Republicans at the state convention in Topeka elected four delegates at large to the Chicago GOP nomination, instructing them to back Secretary Taft for president. The party endorsed Taft as the proven statesman and leader fit for the nation’s highest office.
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Topeka
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Kansas
Chicago
Taft
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Kansas delegates named to national convention action
The Kansas Republican convention endorses Taft administration and selected delegates. United States Senators C A Long and Charles Curtis, plus Robert McGonigle of Colby and Grant Hornaday of Fort Scott, are chosen. David R. Mulvane of Topeka named national committeeman. Willis J Bailey withdraws from the governor race as primaries to select candidates begin.
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Robert McGonigle
Colby
Grant Hornaday
Fort Scott
David R. Mulvane
Topeka
Willis J. Bailey
Louisiana Republicans Hold Separate Conventions in New Orleans
The two Louisiana Republican factions met in New Orleans on March 4. The state central committee endorsed Taft for president and set May 1 for a state convention to select delegates and electors. The old line regular Republicans endorsed Roosevelt and thanked Foraker for Brownsville findings. About 200 delegates attended, with 90 percent Black.
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New Orleans
Republican Party
Louisiana
William H. Taft
Republican State Central Committee
Secretary of State of
Roosevelt
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Railroad Chiefs in Oklahoma
Guthrie March 4 The conference between Governor Haskell and Presidents Winchell of the Rock Island and Davidson of the Frisco was private. Officials left for Chicago after a discussion in which the state sought to protect rights without litigation and West’s demands were favored. another conference was planned for month’s end.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Winchell
Rock Island
Davidson
Frisco
Chicago
West
Horse Thief With Bad Record Sentenced
Grand Junction Colorado March 4 Fd Force arrested in Utah on horse stealing charges allegedly in this county was convicted and sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary Force was wanted in Wyoming for killing a cell mate in the Wyoming penitentiary and a requisition had been issued by Governor Buechtel of Colorado The sheriff refused to honor the requisition on DA advice and Force was tried here He pled guilty and received the sentence
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Grand Junction
Colo
Utah
Wyoming
Buechtel
Colorado
Artesia Bans Saloons After License Vote
Artesia New Mexico voters decide against licensing saloons by a margin of 81 with 147 for no license and 66 for license in a spirited campaign. The measure passes to remove saloon operations in Artesia.
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Artesia, N. M
Artesia
Black Hand Warning for Magazine Editor
Denver editor Arthur L. Callopy of the Western Home Journal received a mailed threat on a postal card bearing a black cross. The note warned him to stop writing against the working man and hinted at harm, possibly sparked by Rev. Hugh L. McMermin’s recent article denouncing anarchy.
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Denver
Colo
Arthur L. Callopy
Western Home Journal
Callopy
Hugh L. McMeramin
Honduran Congress Ratifies Washington Peace Treaty
Tegucigalpa Honduras March 4 Honduran congress ratified without change the treaty and conventions concluded in Washington last year by the Central American peace conference.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Hondurean Congress
Washington
Bryan Endorsed in Rhode Island with March Convention
The Democratic state central committee endorsed William Jennings Bryan and set a state convention for March 21 in Providence during the Rhode Island primary period.
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Rhode Island
Providence
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Democratic State Central Committee
Fire Tragedy Kills Nearly Two Hundred in Collinwood
In Collinwood near Cleveland a devastating blaze traps children as doors open inward causing a panicked crush. The disaster, described as a wild scramble to flee the flames, claims nearly two hundred young lives.
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Tragic North Collinwood School Fire Kills 170 Children
Frantic mothers mourn as a blaze at the public school in North Collinwood, near Cleveland, traps and tramples 170 students aged six to fifteen. witnesses describe locked doors and inward opening exits that blocked escape, with many bodies recovered from the hallway and fire as firefighters rush to the scene.
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