Republicans Schedule Senate Organization Next Week
Republicans plan to organize the Senate early next week and complete committee selections in Monday sessions.
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14 May 1919
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Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
1
Republicans Brace for Senate Organization Conference
On the eve of the Republican Senate organization conference leaders from regular and progressive factions predicted a unified push to organize the senate next week. They planned to postpone fights over Penrose and Warren chairmanships, and discussed the possibility of a pro tem chair offered to Senator Curtis of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Associated Prema
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Warren
Wyoming
Finance
Appropriations
Lenroot
Townsend
Fall
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Johnson
California
Weather delays planes on trans Atlantic flight plan
Weather reports to the navy department indicate storms probable over the Trepassey Bay route where seaplanes NC-1 and NC-3 await to hop off to Ancres. North Atlantic conditions suggest delays for tomorrow’s start while NC-4 resumes repairs at Chatham and C3 dirigible plans a Montauk Point departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Trepassey Bay
N. F
Ancres
North Atlantic
Chatham
Mass
Navy
Montauk Point
New York
New Poundland
Five Indicted for Conspiracy in Government Supply Scheme
Five persons were indicted by a federal grand jury in Des Moines on conspiracy and bribery charges linked to an alleged bid rigging attempt at Camp Dodge. The case names Michael Levy and Ss. J. Brith of Chicago, Michael Lauber of St Paul, Arthur Koerner, J. R. Heade, and A. Gross, with alleged bribes to Lt. L. Sinner and Lt. H. Vanstrum to steer a $39 000 purchase of $114062 in supplies and 36500 government blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federal Grand Jury
Camp Dodge
Michael Levy
Ss. J. Brith
Chicago
Michael Lauber Company
St Paul
Minn
L. BR. Sinner
Arthur Koerner
Washington
J. R. Heade
Norfolk Va
A. Gross
Minneapolis
H. R. Vanstrum
Navy dirigible C-5 ready for long coast trip to St Johns
By Associated Press Montauk N Y May 13 after a successful test flight to New London Conn and back this afternoon the navys big dirigible balloon C 5 was declared ready tonight to start for St Johns N F on her long coast al air trip It is not known when the flight will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montauk
M. Y
New London
Austrians Set for Peace Terms at St Germain Reception
Austrians prepared to hear terms at St Germain as the peace delegation is welcomed by French officials and allied representatives. The ceremony will take place in a chateau room smaller than Versailles with Italian plenipotentiaries seated at the head of the table. The Austrians will be housed in Meudon after avoiding a public entry into St Germain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Reine-et-Oise
Une
Chateau
Henry
Tyler
United States
Terme
Versailles
St. Germain
Omer
Meudon
Paris
Hay Inspector Faces Indictment in Federal Probe
J N Jaggers, federal hay inspector of Maricopa County, held on $10,000 bond in Phoenix after indictment for conspiracy to defraud the U S Army by shipping inferior hay at premium prices. Alfred J Peters, Tempe hay dealer, freed on $25,000 bond. warrants allege shipments valued at about $250,000 to army depots across the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Associated Press
Phoenix
J. N. Jaggers
Mena
Maricopa Couny
Anibia
Southwest
Peters
Jaggers
United States Army Quartermasters Departments
Dearing
N. M
el Paso
Texas
Waco
Naco
Aris
Australia
Tempe
Salt River Valley
Artsons Hay Congress
Mesa
Jaegore
Weather Favorable for Seaplane Hop to Asores
Weather along the Atlantic flight path appears favorable for the planned leg of the Navy seaplane voyage. Commander John H Towers, in charge of the trans Atlantic flight, declined to confirm if the planes would depart tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Towers
U.S. Navy
Asores
Cyclone Strikes Near Washburn Amid High Winds
A small tornado accompanied by six showers and high winds hit about nine miles east of Washburn yesterday afternoon, destroying outbuildings on several farms and nearly demolishing a small farmhouse. Dallas man J Atkins reported watching the destruction as he traveled to Washburn while residents said the storm struck west of town with little confirmed damage. A Southeast hail storm damaged crops. Panhandle showers and winds were reported with no damage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Atkins
Dallas
Washburn
Panhandle
Assigns Bishops for Conferences Across Denomination
The Methodist church announces bishop assignments for upcoming year at the College of Bishops closing session. Districts include Sixth-Wistry WW B Murray to Denver, Auger J Hight to Allay Texas and India mission conferences, W McMurry to North Texas and New Mexico, barella H M Dubgise to Berkeley and Pacific, N Aleaworth to Austin and Texas conferences, James Canonet to San Antonio and missions, with dates in October and November and several Texas and Mexico connections pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Methodist
College of Bishops
Wistrie
Murray
Memphis
Denver
EO DP. Mouseon
Allay
Texas
Oklahoma
East Oklahoma
Mishep W. Mc Murry
St. Louis
New Mexico
North Texas
Barella H. M Dubgise
Berkeley
Calla
Pacific
Los Angeles
Bishoyp N. Aleaworth
Austin
Central
James Canonet
San Antonio
Michigan
Mexico
Ford Libel Suit Jury Hearing Opens Amid War Debate
In Mount Clemens Michigan May 13 jurors for Henry Ford versus the Chicago Tribune faced questions about military preparedness and the word anarchist. Attorneys sparred over definitions and whether such views could influence a verdict while defense contended the Tribune set definitions for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proce
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Elliott G. Stevenson
Alfred J. Murphy
Alfred Lucking
Ford
Lacking
Stevens
Stevenson
Mr. Lucking
Talesmen
Tucker
4 Man
Steverson
The
Tribune
Congress
United States
Mr. Ford
Vella Reported in Operation Against Rebels at Mexico Border
Unofficial dispatch from Juarez Mexico May 13 states Francis Villa leads about 300 rebels moving toward Ojinaga. Rebels aim to seize ammunition across the Rio Grande and cache it in the desert as Newall federal garrison occupies Onaga. Border reach expected Thursday with rail links restored between Torreon and the border and labor crews repairing the Mexican Central Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mex
Francis Villa
Kapaas City
Mexico
Orient
Ojinaga
Presidio
Texas
Rio Grande
Onaga
Newall
Torreon
CF Hushan
Holshe viki artillery active in northern Russia battle
In northern Russia Holshe viki artillery remains active as allied counter fire targets it. The river remains open to transport and White Sea navigation is usable at the mouth despite ice. In the Azores region, preparations for a trans Atlantic air operation continue with destroyers stationed and seaplanes moored after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toktbesth
Kacen Prete Lontron
Holsheviki
Russia
Found River
White Sea
Vianes
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Fifth German note to reach French foreign office
The German delegation dispatches a fifth note expected to reach the French foreign office tonight and be presented to the council of four tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
Council of Four
German Chancellor Rejects Versailles Peace Terms
Berlin observers report Chancellor Scheidemann declaring the peace terms unacceptable in the national assembly. The crowd roared as the government vowed to press counter proposals and pursue negotiations while denouncing entente terms and vowing to defend sovereignty against humiliation and enslavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Scheidemann
National Assembly
University of Berlin
Germany
German Chancellor Cherished by Assembly Amid Peace Term Clash
German Chancellor Scheidemann defends against Allied terms in a Berlin assembly. He calls the peace treaty harsh and murderous, accusing Wilson of deception and urging unity as opposition parties warn of withdrawal from the government if the treaty stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipp Scheidemans
Ebert
Berlin
Scheidemann
Germany
Presiden Wilson
Shettlemane
Fragmented Local Cartoon Caption Reflects Lost Photo
A partial, garbled note describes how few people ever had their pictures taken and opinions on being photographed while ill. The wording suggests casual talk about appearance and sentiment rather than a news event.
Russians Reject Allied Food Plan For Bolshevik Victory
A memorandum from Prince Ivotf and Sergius Sassenoff states feeding Soviet Russia by foreign aid won t end the Russian question. They insist the Russian people must liberate themselves and govern with vast autonomy and universal suffrage under self rule. General Denekine backs continuing anti Bolshevik resistance and a program including law and order, reconstruction, and protections for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ivotf
Sergius Sasenoff
Feichakonsky
North Russia
Soviet Russia
Russia
Hussia
Mer
Denekine
Zovotr
Representative Burnett Dear Representative Burnett in Cedar Bluff
In Cedar Bluff Alabama the family reports the passing of a representative with a son and widow surviving. The notice notes an possibly saved life during an incident. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Bluff
Ala
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Amarillo
Sam
Trudsday
Cety
Clemenceau
Italy
Great Britain
France
Herr Scheidemann
Vienna
the Nations Assembly
Hanchelor
Assembi
Are Martin
Representative Burnett
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