Senate debate on privileges and elections committee
Senate discussion centers on a resolution directing the committee on privileges and elections to investigate a contested election. Hill argues the motion aims to inform debate, while Vilas and others raise concerns about the timing and scope. In the House, routine business follows, with conference amendments on a civil bill and budget figures of 3 707 882 and 1 670 810 in scope.
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R. Hill
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Jarvis
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Fragmentary Washington schedule notes and party movement
The readable portion shows a discussion of schedules and authorities on a matter in Washington. It mentions a private sea member of a party and a planned break toward the west. The text is incomplete and conveys routine political maneuvering without clear outcomes or dates.
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Mr. Smith
Bates Wins Battle for North Dakota Superintendent Nomination
In North Dakota politics Miss Emma P. Bates of Valley City secured a notable victory in her bid for state superintendent of schools. She challenged John H. Duvine and Professor J. H. Holland, using a siege of influence centered on the Young Men's League, and ultimately defeated rivals who had strong claims. Bates pressed her case, alleging record questions against Holland and prompting Duvine to engage, even joking about marriage if he withdrew, a gambit that apparently did not deter her advance.
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North Dakota
Emma PF. Bates
Valley City
Wehools
John H. Duvine
J. H. Holland
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Formant
Boland
Gaui Holland
Bates
Profesor
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Lawyers adjourn as Texas Bar marks thirteenth annual convention
The Texas Bar Association adjourned its thirteenth annual convention after approving a resolution urging the next legislature to draft a Constatution and code of state law. The report also notes a France relations article and protests by local Grand Army of the Republic officials over alleged wage issues.
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Tenanser Dewa
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Texneem Bar Association
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Callvention
Atate
Erin
Judge Tally Impeached Amid Guilty Adjudication
In Alabama the state supreme court removes Judge John B. Tally from the Elresit court of Tookson county. The ruling cites his alleged involvement with the Aldieg murder case and confirms removal from office. details reference intertwining names and contested actions across the court.
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Supreme of Alabama
John B.tally
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Elresit
Tookson County
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Altho
Bention
Elena ‘Limon
Jen Whe
Renee
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