Senate Concurred On Family Trial Bills After House Passes
The Duggan Bill disqualifying judges awaits governor action. The self bill on changes of venue is amended and must return to the House. A May adjournment is anticipated by tomorrow night.
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Senate panel drums through trial bill bids
A long session of legislative wrangling yields votes on fair trial measures and judge change proposals. The house and senate debate amendments to jury and trial statutes, with ongoing consideration of four key bills and potential adjournment tomorrow. Strong support emerges for a self discipline reform while Kennedy and Meyer press for caution and clarity across the judiciary changes.
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Tragic Sea Passing Incident Ensnared in Seattle
A river of confusion surrounds a Seattle maritime tragedy after a steamer voyage from the north ends in disaster. Mrs Harry Owl and her four year old child vanish at sea leaving a trail of questions and a distressed husband. A search is launched as witnesses describe a tense aftermath and a careful dockside inquiry unfolds.
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Ordered to Appear in One Hundred Years Chaos
A damaged dispatch reports John H. Wood, linked to Matsom prison escape, convicted under a terse order in a second air wreck case. He remains in custody, with life imprisonment already on his record. An appeal to a higher court is noted.
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Horrific Paris murder suicide linked to dancer case
A tangled sequence in Vichy France ends with a man killing his lover, then fatally turning a weapon on himself. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene in a private room as the dancer Tessier is found buried in rumors and a pile of weapons.
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Hawaiian Estimates Submitted by Shaw
Secretary Shiw presented to the house today estimates for Hawaii operations including 740 for new lighthouses 50100 for lighthouse service 250000 for dredging and harbor works 2400 for maintenance at lighthouses SIMI for a federal board at Hilo and 50 000 for renewed Pearl Harbor constructions Governor Carter recommends lowering the st lane from 5000 to 37 and adds a note about extra expense in Titi sui
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Guards Clash With Strikers in a Tense Standstill
Security guards clash with striking workers as tensions rise at the facility. Officers use force to disperse protesters while union representatives condemn the escalation and call for dialogue. No injuries reported as crowd disperses after brief standoff.
Ambush at Sependa Coke Ovens Ends in Fatalities
Report of a night ambush by strikers at the Sependa coke ovens. One striker is dead and several wounded. guards sustain injuries but deny firing on their own. The attack followed a march from Berwind toward Primero under Jennings guidance. Four other assailants were killed or wounded, and two fatally hurt men are named Jose Velano and Kennedetty Manis.
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Conditions In Camp Threaten Violence In New Segundo
Trinidad reports a threatened attack on New Segundo by alleged union strikers. Armed residents, warnings of a dark assault, and a tense camp atmosphere fuel panic. Sheriff Clark cites heavy snow and prior clashes as authorities brace for potential violence.
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Fifty Die in Sea Collision Off Athena
Athena Dec. 3 The Crerksteanera Pyloris and Assis collided off Ithaca today. The Pyloria was partly submerged and most passengers were drowned.
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Dow and Zion City Leader Dowie Discharge Debts
Dowie regains control as receivers depart Zion City after creditors discharge. Court actions show Dowie’s retirement to be completed within days, with receiversfinancing costs settled. Dowle and allies express satisfaction over the financial arrangement and future prospects.
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Convictions For Attempted Age Offense Sentenced In Penitentiary
Hatton and Brown were convicted of attempted age offense and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. The jury could not impose a descent entence under the law. At arrest time, one defendant fled prior to capture.
Beckham Begins Second Inauguration in Kentucky
In the Kentucky capital Frankfort, Gov J C W Beckham was sworn in for a second term before about 6 000 attendees. The formal ceremony featured traditional rites as Beckham officially resumed duties as governor.
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Rough House Violence in Norfolk Negro Voter Action
In Norfolk Virginia the Democrats in Berkeley town drove County Treasurer Lyons from his office amid claims of registering black voters. Armed men patrolled streets for hours raising fears of violence though no deaths or injuries occurred. County Treasurer Lyons was assaulted and Martin faced rough handling in Berkeley police station during the incident.
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Former Montana Man Sentenced to Prison
A former Montana man named Tomeheek is sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Sears. He attempted to escape immediately after the sentence and was recaptured following a chase through the courtroom. The defendant, associated with theft, had lived in Helena and run a dry goods store before his arrest.
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Russian Troops Clash in Manchuria Riot Kill 200 Rebels
Russian forces in Manchuria reportedly killed about two hundred rebels and wounded many more during a clash dated November. The battle saw Czarist troops advance on tribesmen near the Onjo river, with loss figures incomplete as dispatches from Port Arthur note uncertain totals.
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Consul Davis Leaves Post After Teatime Incident
Consul Davis departs from his post following an event at AE and Itetta involving tea service. Authorities reported no injuries and security protocols were reviewed.
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Diplomatic clash at Alexandretta shocks U S consulate
The Turkish authorities report Armenian American citizen Attarian’s arrest after a dispute with police. Consul Davis left Alexandretta with the flag lowered, severing relations. US officials urge a thorough inquiry as tensions rise among local Moslems and Christians.
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Arcadia Arrives Porto Rico Steamer Not Among Passengers
The Arcadia reached New Orleans today from Porto Rico and, contrary to expectations, Wan Gil former president of the Dominican Republic was not aboard. The passengers list was empty, according to agents, who say he may have missed the ship and landed in New York or elsewhere.
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