Congress Finishes Task As Midnight Session Ends
Senate adopts a substitute to strengthen neutrality enforcementat sea by authorizing withholding clearance. House and Senate approve post office appropriation with space payment for railway mail service retained and assistant postmasters abolition dropped. Both chambers rush to complete remaining bills and reports before adjournment.
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Senate
Department of Justice
State Department
Congress
Washington, D. C
Post Office
Impeachment Dropped Against West Virginia Judge
The House Judiciary Committee voted 11 to 4 to drop impeachment proceedings against Judge Dayton of the Northern District of West Virginia. The sub committee found some conduct in cases was reprehensible but unlikely to lead to a guilty verdict.
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Washington, D. C
Dayton
West Virginia
House Judiciary Committee
May Eliminate Rural Credits
Conferees on the agricultural bill agreed to strike the rural credits rider and replace it with a provision for a joint Congressional commission to investigate rural credits.
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Washington, PD. C
Congressional
Local Weather Forecast Thursday Fair Conditions
Thursday forecast calls for fair weather across the area. Yesterday’s temperatures showed a moderate range with a high near 20 and a low around 30. Washington forecast notes fair and warmer conditions into Friday with continued mild temperatures in West Texas.
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Washington
Dpd. C
West Texas
Amarillo Endorsed for Next Convention Leader Fight Looms
Amarillo seems assured of the next convention after endorsement by the executive committee. Harrell is favored for secretary with Crowley withdrawn, Nations for president, DeGraf for vice president, and Bivins for treasurer. Albuquerque opposes home location. Amarillo allies warn rejection could imperil the Panhandle cattlemen’s council. The event features a grand ball and an auto ride with a smoker planned for tomorrow.
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EL Paso
Texas
Amarillo
Albuquerque
H. E. Crowley
Harrell
Plains
Crowley
Nations
DeGraf Tenried
Bivins
Panhandle
General Scott Heads to Utah to Pacify Outlaw Plates
Brigadier-General seul chief of staff of the army has left for Utah to settle with the recalcitrant Plutes. He travels by rail to Morrison and then rides 170 miles through snow with aides and Navajo guides. Secretary Garrison hopeful amid risky mission. Pirutes said to have moved into Northeastern Arizona.
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Washington
Seul
Arm
Utah
Morrison
Garrison
Arizona
Missouri Opposes Higher Railroad Rates
Jefferson City March legislative action rejects railroads plea for higher charges by adopting a substitute amendment to the public service commission bill. It fixes maximum passenger rate at two and a half cents per mile until the commission completes a full investigation justifying any increase.
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Jefferson City, Mo
House of the Missouri Legislature
Public Service Commission
Amarillo Invites Stockmen Convention Home
City leaders urge Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen to return for the next convention. Mayor Beasley and commissioners express warm, welcoming tone, declaring Amarillo a home for cowmen and the cattle industry.
Texas House Passes Land Rent Tenant Bill
The Texas House approved the land rent tenant bill after Senate passage and sent it to the governor. It scheduled a Friday 2 p.m. special order for a text book bill and advanced civil jurisdiction increases for several county courts. The Senate discussed compulsory education with a vote expected soon while other legislative actions continued.
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Associated Press
Austin
Tex
House
Senate
Ecourts
Lynn
Dagsen
Cuinks
Gafea
Me aMisei
Atascosa
Panhandle Stockmen Conven tion urged for next year
The Daily News promotes Amarillo cattlemen and Panhandle stockmen to attend the Pantantle and southwestern Stockmen Convention next year. A special 2000 copy edition will distribute in El Paso this month with history, city government notes, and invitations from Mayor Beasley and City Commissioners. Local business houses and hotels sponsor ads inviting attendance.
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Daily News
Amarillo
Amagitte
Col Armarillo
EL Paso
Viaville
German reply on submarine warfare prompts peace talk
The State Department has received Germanys response to the US suggestions on abandoning submarine warfare for food shipments. The ac quiescence covers most points, with London awaiting the British reply and Allied embargo implications debated in Washington. Senator Fletcher grooms a ship purchase withdrawal as a cautious move in todays uncertain climate.
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Washington, ID. C
Germany
United States
State Department
London
Allied fleet shells fortifications on Dardanelles
A British dispatch from London dated March 3 reports the Allied fleet has bombarded and silenced forts at Barmadus Hamidish and Tehemerlik on the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles. Nine ships have advanced about two miles up the straits and the telegraph station at Pexvikia is being demolished.
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London
Athens
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Hamidish
Tehemerlik
Dmardanelles
Pexvikia
Straits
Allied Forces Pressing Against Turks In Dardanelles
British nine battleships and two cruisers bombard a fort on the Asiatic side of the Dardanelles but fail to locate Turkish positions. The press notes heavy fire though no decisive result, one British ship damaged and out of action. The Balkan states monitor developments as Greece calls a grand council. Great Britain has not replied to the American note on war zone food shipments.
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Galicia
Galician
Carpathians
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Champagne
Perthes
Peausejour
Dardanelles
Russia
Caucasus
Near East
Knppa
Black Sea
Candoonr
Oats
Gulf of Saros
Constantinople
Balkan
Greece
Great Britain
Associated Press
Borbardment
Amarillo’s Rise as Panhandle Trade Center Spotlighted
In 1900 Amarillo grew from 1442 to 9975 by 1910 and now claims 15000 residents. The piece cites its confluence of railways auto routes and vast trade territory 60000 square miles, plus a modern manager plan government, Chamber of Commerce funding by taxation, top schools and churches, and status as a major livestock shipping hub with courts and sanitation pride.
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Amarillo
Great Panhandle
Texas
United States
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Board of City Development
Southwest
Amarillo Invites Panhandle Cattlemen to Return Vote
The Amarillo Board of City Development invites the Panhandle and Southwestern Stock men's Association to hold its next convention in Amarillo, praising the city as the Plains Metropolis and asking the association to decide by vote today if the convention should come home every three years.
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