Senate adjourns sine die after stormy Philippine debates
Washington July 1 Senate ends its session with a fierce Philippine debate and a fiery clash over a minority inquiry. The conference report on the Philippine government bill is adopted and the chamber adjourns sine die at 6 30 p m. The day features bitter exchanges led by Carmack Spooner Culberson and Patterson with strong attacks on army policy and Manila surrender details.
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Minnesota Republicans Nominate Ticket for State Office
The Minnesota GOP convention nominated Samuel G. Van Sant for governor with Ray W. Jones as lieutenant governor and a full slate including Petr A. Hansen secretary of state, Samuel G. Iverson state auditor, J. H. Block state treasurer, W. B. Douglass attorney general, A Pidgeon clerk of the supreme court, and C. F. Staples railroad commissioner. The platform endorses Roosevelt, supports protection and reciprocity, and calls for enforcement of laws, tax equity, and eight-hour work standards.
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Hennepin County
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W. B. Douglass
Clay County
Supreme Court
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van Sant
Vaile Denies Trust Claims in Colorado Suit
James B. Grant of American Smelting and Refining Company served with notice of a suit in the Colorado Supreme Court seeking dissolution of the trust and a receiver for its property. Assistant AG George Post to serve notices on Philadelphia and Bimetallic smelters. Vaile argues the company is not a trust and that the case raises jurisdictional issues.
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Colorado
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Trust
George Post
Pueblo
Leadville
Philadelphia
J. F. Vaile
New Jersey
One Battleship Authorized for Government Yard
Washington reports a bipartisan compromise on the naval appropriation bill. Conferees agree to build one battleship in a government yard and permit others there if emergency or to ensure fair competition, with $175,000 allocated per navy yard for equipment.
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House adjourns sine die after record session
In Washington July 1 the House of Representatives adjourned sine die after a seven and a half hour session. Speaker Henderson praised the body for its work and dignity amid cheers, songs, and a final wave of goodwill. The session passed 70 bills and resolutions including naval and pension measures.
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Judge Kills His Man In Osage Territory
At Judge W B Petit home in Pawhuska Osage Nation George Dickie Carlisle graduate was shot four times and killed by Judge Petit after Dickie tried to shoot Petit during a dance. Dickie was restrained by Petit’s two sons before Petit fired the fatal shots.
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Pawhuska
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Carlisle
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