Appropriation Measure in Detail for New Mexico Budget
The Morning Journal outlines the general appropriation bill passed by the legislature detailing funds for New Mexico College of Agriculture 16000, School of Mines 19000, Normal schools, hospitals, asylums, and prisons. It notes an extra 2400 for Roswell Military Institute and a large 60000 for the Las Vegas insane asylum plus numerous departmental allocations and a 600000 total with deficiencies funded by certificates.
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Legislators Return Home After Assembly Session
Governor Curry worked late bidding farewell to assembly members as crowds filled Santa Fe hotels for sixty days. Nearly all lawmakers departed tonight and Santa Fe expects a return to peace and quiet tomorrow.
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Direct nominations measure in New York introduced
Albany March 19 with sponsors declaring the plan neither a surrender nor radicalism the direct nominations bill embodying Governor Hughes ideas was introduced in both branches of the legislature in New York.
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Legislative bill reform outlines party nomination and primaries
The proposal shifts nomination to party committees using petitions signed by enrolled voters, assigns representation to committeemen by district vote shares for the governor, and allows state committee elections from district units. It creates an official primary ballot with grouped names, places party candidates first, and standardizes a single primary day with general enrollment statewide.
Reading of tariff bill dominates dreary House session
The House spent over four hours on the tariff bill with few other actions. Sims urged discarding the reading as a farce but faced opposition from Mann. The chamber adjourned at 4 55 p m until Monday. The Senate met eight minutes, adjourned at 12 08 p m, and welcomed George T Oliver of Pennsylvania after the census bill was sent to committee.
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Mutinous Chinese Sailors Deported From San Francisco
Eighteen Chinese sailors who mutinied on the Norwegian steamer Henrik Absen were deported to China today aboard the Nippon Maru. They had been held in Alameda county jail under armed guard before departure.
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Laundering Incident at Laceyville High School
Wilkesbarre March 19 Professor Ayton Keller principal of the Laceyville high school was arrested on a charge of thrashing Miss Ruth Russell nineteen year old pupil The charge by Judson Russell her father states that Miss Russell playfully poured water on Keller s chair and he spanked her leaving black and blue marks on her body Keller posted bail
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Harriman Plan Change Delays Panama Yacht Trip
Ogden Utah March 19 Local railroad officials report Mrs EB Harriman and children will arrive in Ogden on Sunday from Los Angeles and depart east via Union Pacific. Earlier reports had the magnate planning a voyage with his family to New Orleans to board his yacht for Panama.
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Judge Refuses Mullen Habeas Corpus Inmate Escapes Garret's Clothes
Judge John H. McFie denied the habeas corpus for HM Mullen of Alamogordo linked to Iowa charges of embezzlement. Mullen's lawyers plan appeal, with likely extradition to Iowa. Josiah Wilson, an inmate, escaped penitentiary after stealing Garretts clothes, was pursued and recaptured near Las Cruces.
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Iola businessmen oppose zinc tariff increase
At a meeting of business men from Iola Gas City and La Harpe plans were made to fight a proposed rise in the zinc ore tariff. Resolutions say the increase would harm smelters and likely force many to shut down.
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Arizona local option adopted and new measures pass
Arizona legislature adjourned after a night of activity approving a $650000 appropriation raising the territory tax by 25 cents per $100. Bills authorize railroad commission good roads department local option separate votes for municipalities territorial historian and tax exemptions for new railroads. Woman suffrage and employer liability failed. separate negro school bill passed over veto.
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Railroads vow legal challenge to two-cent fare laws
In Chicago executives announce at a Missouri conference that railroads will attack the two-cent passenger fare laws in Illinois Iowa Kansas Nebraska Minnesota in state courts while they restore the three-cent rate in Missouri.
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Arctic Relief Expedition Aims to Aid Dr Cook
Captain Osbor of the Arctic club outlined plans for a rescue expedition to reach Dr FOAL Cook in the Arctic. Contributions have grown. the committee intends to purchase a small vessel to carry the rescue party and sail in early summer under the American flag.
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Conference to Secure Uniform State Laws
New York March 16 A national conference to study uniform state legislation on economic civil commercial and industrial measures was decided upon by the National Civic Federation executive council. John Hays Hammond chairs a committee including Alton B Parker Myron T Herrick Seth Low August Belmont Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Marcus M Marks. The plan calls for inviting governors to appoint delegates and inviting business labor agricultural and other organizations.
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Ape Point
Governor Comer Ordered to Pay for Chauffeur Victim
A consent verdict of 2750 dollars was awarded against Governor Comer of Alabama for the killing of J. B. Biles by the governor's automobile. The chauffeur was en route to meet the governor at the depot when the accident occurred.
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Suffrage Bill Passes Second Reading in Parliament
London March 19 The house of commons voted 157 to 122 to pass the second reading of a bill granting both men and women the vote. The provisions set voters at age twenty one and three months residency in the constituency. No chance of passage this season.
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House of Commons
Illinois Central railroad indicted for quarantine violation
A federal grand jury indicted the Illinois Central railroad for violating the federal quarantine law. The indictment alleges the railroad accepted a shipment of cattle from Mississippi while the state was under quarantine imposed by the department of agriculture.
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Innocent Highwaymen Betrayed by Victim
Chicago on March 19 a man named William Paul robbed by two men on a South Side street told the robbers he was a hold up man and awaited a partner. The pair returned his money after the claim.
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Robbers Caught After Suspects Tracked by Informant Trio
A man asked another to walk with him and two companions. The group led a police officer to the robbers where Paul unmasked himself and aided in their capture.
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Fugitive Bank Cashier Returns Stolen Funds
Comanche Oklahoma March 19 John Campbell former cashier of First National bank returned 6000 in a Denver written letter stating he was intoxicated when he left and had no intention of stealing He plans to return the remaining amount soon Bank officials chose not to prosecute and withdrew the reward offered for his arrest.
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Youthful Chauffeur Shoots Wife Then Flees
Kansas City March 19 Charles Hunter, nineteen, shot his sixteen year old wife Myrtle at her parents home and fled. The couple had been married three months and jealousy was cited as the motive.
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Pilot Sanders Suspended Over Logan Grounding
An inquiry into the Logan grounding near Honolulu recommends suspension of Pilot Milton N. Sanders who commanded the troop ship when it went ashore last Saturday night and was not refloated until Wednesday morning.
Ninth juror seated in Calhoun trial in San Francisco
Theo dore Binner an ornamental decorator was passed today to occupy the ninth juror seat in the Patrick Calhoun United Railroads trial. He declared a prejudice against circumstantial evidence and would not render anything but a just verdict after extensive examination. He is the third juror still subject to peremptory challenge.
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Theodore Binner
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Jail Keeper Convicted of Falsifying Jail Books
Peoria Illinois March 19 W FE Peters longtime turnkey in the county jail under Sheriff D KE Potter was found guilty of falsifying the jail books in a case tied to a $12000 shortage in the accounts Potter had previously settled shortages saying he was not personally responsible Peters faced trial after the settlement and was found guilty as charged.
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Davis bound over in bank burglary case at Galena
Frederick Davis the prominent young businessman who was shot Saturday morning while attempting to break into the Miners State bank here was bound over to the September term of court. Mental condition likely will be Davis defense.
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Paris Strikes Persist as Government Stands Firm
Paris Premier Clemenceau and his cabinet faced interpellations in the chamber amid mass street gatherings and harsh speeches denouncing authorities. The chamber rejected a move to form a commission to study the strike by 254 to 168 votes, while Barthou warned against bargaining with strikers on equal terms. Women strikers show signs of fatigue as leaders vow the fight continues until all aims are met.
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Yale Day Kindles Love For Alma Mater At Taft Banquet
New York March 19 Yale alumni from across the nation gathered at the Waldorf Astoria to honor President Taft as Yale’s first Yate president. Taft and Yale President Hadley spoke extemporaneously while a 32 member glee club led songs. security was heightened around the hotel as detectives and officers guarded the event.
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Taft praises Yale spirit and moral tone in remarks
President Taft commented that Yale's moral tone is higher than ever and that the long cherished spirit of Yale remains strong to achieve its founding purposes. He spoke after remarks by President Hadley and departed by car for the Twenty-third Street ferry en route to Washington.
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President Taft Addresses Yale Undergraduates on Campus
President Taft visiting Yale as a fellow of the Yale corporation spent nearly three hours with the board then faced a crowd of cheering undergraduates in Woodbridge hall who urged him to speak He replied with witty remarks about Yale ties and the honor of fellowship before both he and President Hadley headed to New York later in the day.
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Western Senators Gain Expanded Republican Representation on Committees
In Washington on March 19 the committee on committees expanded Western Republican influence by adding Senator McCumber of North Dakota to a nine to five GOP majority. Nixon of Nevada joins Interstate Commerce, Dixon becomes chair of Conservation of Natural Resources, Burton joins Commerce, Depew heads Pacific Islands and Porto Rico, and Piles and Warner are placed on the Judiciary Committee.
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Stage Villain Shot During Amateur Show
Mount Vernon reports a staged incident at Grand Center School where John Moake, billed as the villain, was shot in the forehead by hero Thoy Slater. The shell was said to be blank but Moake killed none and claimed the cartridge lacked a real bullet.
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Bronco Buster Charged in Pueblo Murder Case
Gordon the bronco buster living with rancher Peter Dieter is charged with murder. A $500 county reward awaits six arrests and convictions. Remains search planned once mountain snow melts.
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Propose Tax on Deadly Weapons in House
March 10 in Washington Tenure Tentative Simson of Mississippi City proposed a novel revenue measure. He introduced a $2 tax on every deadly weapon manufactured and sold within the United States including pistols dirk knives and brass knuckles to be levied at the point of sale.
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Parley Sought Among Latin American Presidents
Morning Journal reports suggested Central American presidents may convene to remove U S and Mexican intervention causes. Talks in Washington note potential approval by both nations and aim to ease fear of conflict in Central America. Ambassador De La Barra discussed the situation with Wilson as Mexico readies gunboat Guerrero for Caribbean ports.
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Grand Jury Returns Indictment in Los Angeles Case
A special Los Angeles grand jury, led by Judge James, indicts a man believed linked to Nick Oswald and the tenderloin case. Bail set at 5000 dollars. Oswald reportedly fled to Tia Juana Mexico before the panel convened. Witnesses included Joseph Durand and Edwin T. Earl.
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Injunction Sought to Block Recall Election in Los Angeles
An injunction suit was filed to restrain the March 26 recall election in Los Angeles on grounds that Mayor A C Harper’s resignation invalidates the recall. Plaintiffs argue the recall targeted Harper and his resignation removes the basis for further recall action.
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Local option bills likely dead as Utah legislature adjourns
East Lake City March 1 Indications show the Utah legislature will adjourn tomorrow without passing local option or saloon regulation bills. The final measures are under house and senate sitting committees. A Sunday closing bill dealing with outdoor amusements was defeated after Senate amendments broadened the scope.
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Vegetable diet as cure for drink habit
Washington March 19 Dr H Kress told the American Society for the Study of Alcohol and Other Drug Natives that a vegetable diet for six months can curb the appetite for alcohol and tobacco He warned that excessive eating fuels drunkenness and urged quitting meat to avoid becoming a drunkard.
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