07 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1910
Page
1
A Senate committee reports trouble on the measure and Beve Ridge may be unable to secure passage. The report signals uncertain fate and possible delays for the proposed program.
The Morning Journal reports frustration over New Mexico and Arizona statehood bills. Delays stem from Democratic opposition to voting qualifications and ongoing changes sought by lawmakers. Senator Beveridge remains optimistic the bill will pass, though his absence in Washington delays proceedings.
New York senator Thomas Collier Platt died at 3:45 PM in Manhattan at age, after years of frail health. Born in Owego in 1835, he led the state GOP, helped shape national politics, and endorsed Roosevelt for vice president amid a storied career marked by Conkling clashes and pivotal party strategy. Funeral plans to be announced.
Discussion centers on White House domination and an omnibus public building bill to aid distressed districts. Senate opposes the VIL and cites rivers and barbers bills against pork. The commerce bill, conservation bills, and court instruction bill face slow action as leadership hopes to finish with limited debate later. The post office and naval bills loom as near-term priorities.
Chicago March statement from Cowgill acting assistant to President Harehan of the Illinois Central says a reorganization is being considered to fill vacancies but no decisions have been made. Harahan will not resign, and one vacancy cited stems from the resignation of J. Giawn, vice president in charge of operation.
A deadly confrontation between Philadelphia police and strike supporters left a girl dead and two others injured during a tense night of unrest. Officers exchanged fire with demonstrators as tensions escalated outside a city area.
Philadelphia facing a general sympathetic strike with reports of 120000 idle workers. Officials cite 6700+ on strike across eight firms. Kensington and West Philadelphia demonstrations planned. police say 20 000 unavailable, while city costs mount and transit operations face disruption.
Amid calm after a long car men's strike, Philadelphia faced a night of violence with gunfire, stabbings, and police clubs as authorities detained over 180 suspects. Union workers spread sympathy actions across industries while 150000 may join further protests tomorrow.
Experts report the Albuquerque Morning Journal daily circulation since September 1909 per American Newspaper Annual figures. The newspaper circulation books have long been open to inspection by advertisers.
Detachment from the forty sixth coast artillery at Fort Dupont Delaware will be moved to Philadelphia to guard the Philadelphia mint and other government property as directed on March 6. The order cites need to protect national assets during the current security situation.
The article notes upcoming Supreme Court sessions with Nebraska grain elevator law challenges 1905, Missouri Pacific rail switch rules, Kentucky national bank tax disputes, Arkansas anti boarding law cases, Minnesota timber trespass on school lands, and a naturalization prosecution. It mentions pay for mail carriage under a Chicago Milwaukee Omaha rail contract and a dispute over service from Lemars to Sioux City.
Jere Lillis, 47, Kansas City banker, was found bound and severely injured in his home. John Cudahy, wealthy packer and son of Michael Cudahy, was arrested on a disturbing-the-peace charge after the attack and released on a $100 bond. Lillis lies in critical condition at St Mary’s hospital with crosscut knife wounds to face arms and torso.
A clash occurred this afternoon as police confronted a socialist procession trying to enter Treptow park. Officers used revolvers and sabers to push back demonstrators, leaving about thirty wounded.
A Kansas City police investigation reports a suspect restrained and tortured a millionaire in Cudahy. The incident involves an alleged home invasion with a developing motive and police statements outline the attacker’s actions and ongoing inquiry.
In a dim Cudahy house the scene centers on Mrs. Cudahy pleading amid nervous tension following an incident today. The children play unaware in the nursery as reports have unsettled her. Continued on Page 2.
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