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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1913

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Sine Die Adjournment Moves Rise in Texas Senate

In Austin on March 14 the Texas Senate may take up the House sine die adjournment resolution and consider an amendment to end final adjournment on March 21 rather than April 1. No business was transacted as both chambers adjourned until tomorrow. Governor Deneen’s Santa Fe merger bill action is expected next week.

Austin Texas Senate House Santa Fe Department Quincy Ray Pfanschmidt Pfanschmidt Guy R. Williams Havana Ilinois Young Pfanschmid Deneen W. A. Young Illinois National Guard Charles A. Pfanschmidt Vir. Pfanschmidt Matilda Pfanschmidt Blanche Pfanschmidt Emma Kaempen Pilanschmidt Kaempen

Hawthorne Morton and Preeman Convicted In Mail Fraud Trial

Julian Hawthorne Dr William J Morton and Albert Preeman convicted by federal court for fraudulent mail use in promoting Canadian mining claims. Josiah Quincy twice mayor of Boston and others tried with them but acquitted.

New York Mareh Julian Hawthorne William J. Morton Albert Preeman Federal Court Josiah Quincy Boston

Senate probe grills Carl A Loefler over missing Holtlaw CD

The Senate privileges and elections committee cross examined Carl A. Loefler regarding the disappearance of a Holt law certificate of deposit linked to Lorimer trial evidence from 1911. The boy testified he took a paper from Senator Bailey and showed it to other senators, with Loefler taking it back. The panel adjourned for committee reorganization by Democrats.

Washington, Db. C Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today Donate Carl A. Loefler Holtlaw Lorimer Gore Bailey Loefler

President considers Jos eph E. K. Davis for assistant war secretary

Washington March 14 The president offered Joseph E. K. Davis of Madison Wisconsin the post of assistant secretary of war.

Assistant Secretary of War Associated Press Washington, D. C Joseph EK. Davis Madison, Wis Democratic Rational Committee

Normal exhibits at Texas State Fair set to win blue ribbons

Prof J G Miller prepares an impressive display for the Dallas state fair. The Canyon Normal's manual training department shows superior work with cups goblets mugs inlaid plates and other fine items likely to attract visitors and earn blue ribbons.

Daily News Canyon Texas J. G. Miller Dallas the Normal

Hotel Plan By DAR Chapter For Working Women

A local DAR chapter announces a $2,000,000 hotel to house fifteen hundred working women. The facility will include study rooms, a roof garden, a gymnasium, and a swimming pool with an honor system.

Ehicgago the Daughters of the American Revolution Svesta

Local Weather Forecast Summary

Weather notes show fair conditions for Saturday with a mild start yesterday. Temperature details are unclear with multiple errors but indicate steady or slightly rising values and a low near 37. The report references Washington and West Texas with Saturday forecasts and unchanged temperatures.

Riga Washington Texas

Wildon Taiwan Tariff Stand Clears Lawmaker Standoff

A tense session signals no other legislation until the tariff is considered. lawmakers insist on a deliberate review, delaying budget items and policy votes until the tariff path is defined.

Salmon Day Observed In Northwestern Salmon Trade

The Pacific Northwest and British Columbia declare Salmon Day with hotels, restaurants and dining cars highlighting salmon on menus. More than 3.5 million cases or about 168 million pounds are canned and shipped annually from the region.

Portland Ore Colorado California Northwestern States British Columbia Pacific Northwest

Hardware dealers prepare for Jacksonville convention

Jacksonville Fla March 14 arrangements are complete for the reception and entertainment of visitors for the National Hardware Dealers Association annual convention expected to be one of the year抯 largest trade gatherings. Special trains will bring delegations from Chicago Boston New York and New Orleans amid a large tools and hardware exhibition by manufacturers.

Jacksonville Fla National Hardware Dealers Association Chicago Boston New York New Orleans

Bank Officials to Appeal Seven-Year Term Tomorrow

New Orleans March 14. Eugene F Buhler and Joseph H Gomila, president and vice president of the defunct Teutonia bank, will appeal their seven years at hard labor sentence tomorrow. They were convicted of taking deposits after learning the institution was insolvent.

New Orleans State Eugene F. Buhler Joseph H. Gomila Teutonia Bank Institutio

La Follette Visits White House As Progressives Weigh Tariff Plans

Senator La Follette met with the president at the White House for about an hour. The discussions touched on tariff revision currency legislation Alaska and the valuation of railroads as provided by Congress. The meeting signals preliminary talks as other progressive senators may be invited to align with the Democratic push on progressive measures.

Associated I’reas Washington, D. C Laffollette White House la Follette Alaska Congress

Balkan Attitude on Mediation Question Sparks Allied Reply

Allied powers press the issue of mediation with the Balkan states asking for a defined stance. The question triggers a coordinated response from several governments outlining their expectations and willingness to engage in negotiations.

Five Conditions Named By Associated Press

Sofia March 14 The Balkan allies presented their mediation terms to the Powers at session today. They call for delimitation lines from Rodosto to Cape Mastra with Gallipoli Turkish, cession of westward territory incl Adrianople Scutari to the allies, cession of the Aegean island, Crete renunciation, and war indemnities with allied involvement. The allies seek guarantees for orthodox church privileges and Ottoman subjects trade, and army operations to continue.

Preas Sofia

Canadian trade mission departs for Asia

The Canadian delegation led by Mr Grigg sails from Ottawa en route to Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai and other major markets. The mission aims to study fields and report to Minister G B Foster amid plans to expand Canadian commerce abroad.

Pttawa Seopard Grigg Mr Grigg Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Japan China G. B. Foster Dominion Australia Imperial Trade Comission

United States Official Heads to Ecuador Arbitration

Henry L. James, assistant chief of the State Department's Latin American division, sails for Ecuador to arbitrate a dispute between Ecuador and the Guayaquil and Quito Railroad over more than one million dollars in damages from recent revolutions.

Henry L. James State Department Ecuador United States Guayaquil and Quito

Senator Tillman Loses Fight for Appropriations Chair

Senator Tillman loses the fight for the chairmanship of the appropriation committee to Senator Martin. The Democratic steering committee completes its lists, naming Tillman as chairman of naval affairs and signaling caucus action to overturn. Western and other party members are listed for various committees.

S Ton D. C Senator Tillman Martin Democratic Senate Appropriations Committee Culberson Texas Owen Oklahoma Shaffroth Colorado Warren Wyoming

URENG 1.25 A HOG FEEDING TEST AT PLAINVIEW

J C Simmons of Oklahoma Texas fed kafir and milo to hogs for 100 days. Hogs gained 245 pounds and dressed high, selling for 7.45 to 7.50 per hundredweight, about two percent above the day’s average. Test praised as proof kafir milo equal to corn for hog feeding.

Daily News Plainview J. C. Simmons Ohandle Texas Kafir Milo Southwest

Trains Collide in Snowstorm Near Gothenburg

In blinding snow a rear-end collision occurred at 3 o clock this morning when the Eaton Pacific No 2 from Denver struck train No 4 at Gothenburg. Four people were killed and eleven seriously injured. The dead include Edmund Re Questenhautt Salmanaca New York August Meyer and wife of Wall Lake Iowa Mrs Hinth Stockwell Cheyenne Wyoming. Associated Press report from Helena Montana notes Governor Blewart approves 12 round boxing under commission.

Associated Press Gothenburg Nebo Mareh Eaton Pacific Denver Edmund RE. Questenhautt Salmanaca N. Y August Meyer Wail Lake Iowa Hinth Stockwell Cheyenne Wyo

Ojeda Defies Attack as Ninth Cavalry Guards Border

In Naco Arizona on March 14 General Ojeda orders a defense as fifteen hundred state troops besiege from trenches across the line. The Ninth Cavalry of Border Patrol is doubled to guard the frontier while Ojeda seeks help from Canada and warns Americans to seek cover. Nogales fallen, retreat impossible, and fighting to daybreak is anticipated.

Associated Press Naco Ariz Sonora Ojeda Agua Presta Nacozari el Tigere Arizona Huerta Canada Chihuahua Nogales Border Patrol Elias Calles

Servian Troops Kill Albanians Near Liuma in Kosovo

Dispatch from Frankfort reports Servian troops shot three hundred Albanian inhabitants of Liuma in Kosovo yesterday without trial. Of four hundred residents, all were captured. three hundred were killed and the rest sent to Prisrend as prisoners.

Frankfort Germany Liuma Kossovo Frankfort Gaz Prisrend

Attorney General Replies To Judge Jeter

In Austin on March 14 the attorney general advised W. M. Jeter Amarillo that when a case moves to a new county for venue the originating county pays jury expenses for the trial including special veniremen but only for those on the regular jury. The matter should be left to the trial judge.

Austin Texas W. M. Jeter Amarillo Attorney General's Department Jeter

Women’s suffrage bill eyed as first legislature action

Juneal Alaska March 14 the women's suffrage bill is expected to be the first measure passed by the legislature under the expressed permission of congress.

Juneal Alaska Congress

Ojeda Forces Forced March Toward Naco Triggering Quiet Night

In Nogales Mar 14 400 Yaqui Indians and a unit of General Obregon's forces began a forced march on Naco to defeat Ojeda. The town reports all is quiet tonight as the municipal government organizes measures and security.

Nogales Ariz Marehs Obregon Naco Ojeda

Suffragists Renew Campaign of Vandalism in London

In London on March 14 militant suffragettes attacked residential streets in the Richmond district using tar and brushes to obliterate house names on gate posts. The window smashing campaign has resumed as part of their protest actions.

Associated Press London Richmond

Ill show man Doty wins top prizes at Fat Stock Show

Special to Daily Newa Fort Worth Texas March 14 C R Doty of Charleston Ill won a greater portion of the prizes for fine sheep at the Fat Stock Show yesterday. Doty is a noted show man and his stock has won prizes all over the country. He has a car load of sheep on exhibition here.

Newa Fort Worth Texas C. R. Doty Charleston Ill

Border towns merge after yesterday's clash at Nogales

The twin Nogales towns on the Arizona border become a single community after yesterday's battle. Each side has about 2500 residents with brick or stone houses on the U S side and adobe structures on the Mexican side. Fortifications include easily cut loopholes in thick walls.

Nogales Ariz Arizona

Land Purchase Marks West Waco Development in 75 000

WACO Texas March 14 T J Cole of Waxahachie and Tom Cra fill of Dallas have bought 100 acres in West Waco for 75000. They plan a high class addition development and city growth follows this large land deal by two Texas businessmen.

Daily News Waco Texas T.J. Cole Waxahachie Tom Crafill Dallas West Waco

Deadly Storm Ravages Six States Across South

Late reports say ninety lives lost and many injured as electrical storms sweep Georgia Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and Texas. Widespread property damage follows with more deaths expected once downed lines are repaired.

Georgia Tennessee Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Texas

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