No Reason for Republicans to Rest on Injustice
Senator Albert B. Cummins voices opinion in Des Moines urging a new national Republican convention to reform representation and restore party strength. He argues injustice has weakened the party and calls for a convention free from campaign disturbances to set a fair platform and nominations, warning that failure would doom the party’s future.
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Chicago
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Myers Named Chairman Of Key Senate Irrigation Committee
The Senate steering committee today approved naming Senator Myers chairman of the committee on Irrigation and reclamation of arid lands. He will join the military affairs, public lands, Indian affairs, and wines and mining committees, expanding his influence on Western and Montana legislation. Senator Walsh will serve on the judiciary committee, with a further assignment to interstate commerce.
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Committee of Interstate Commerce
Battle Near Border Flares as Ojeda Defies State Troops
Near Nuco Arizona the loyalist General Ojeda braces for an assault by over 1507 state troops at Naco and Lonore after evacuating Agua Prieta. Fortifications rise on hill approaches while customs houses and railway equipment are moved. Ojeda’s retreat to Chilean stalls Huerta forces, with constitucionalists pressing toward Nogales and the border towns.
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Skirmishes Reported Between Federals and Constitutionists in Chihuahua
Reports describe actions in Parral district and Chihuahua Valley with federal and Constitutionalist forces clashing. Expeditions show troops moving under anti administration influence as unrest spreads in the state.
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Measures Made Law by Signature of Governor
A historical legislative digest lists numerous Senate and House bills approved or proposed, including measures on quarantine for Texas cattle, sheriff and deputy duties, university funding duplication avoidance, eligibility for soldiers' home benefits, trademarks, false pretenses penalties, horticultural building in Washington, Fort Assinniboine land adjustments, special improvement districts, public money interest rates, and chattel mortgage procedures, among others.
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Bank emloyes face embezzlement charges in California
In San Francisco and Oakland, Charles F. Baker assistant cashier of Crocker National Bank is tied to a four year embezzlement totaling about 200000. Two US court complaints allege 1000 unlawfully taken and 10000 entry falsified. District Attorney McNab and federal examiner target the case as a penitentiary offense. Rupert Hooper of Mercantiles Trust plans surrender.
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Arkansas governors dispute roils Little Rock capital
March 14 Two state senators in Arkansas claimed the governorship after T Robinson's resignation. Senator W F Oldham, president of the senate, acted as governor while Senator John N Futrell, elected pro tem, demanded Oldham retire. Futrell sought a court ruling to recognize him as governor, filing in Pulaski County circuit court and pursuing further action in the state supreme court.
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Darrow Trial Date Set in Bain Juror Case
Los Angeles March. District Attorney Fredericks announced he would not seek dismissal of the indictment against Clarence A. Darrow for alleged ill bets involving Robert Bain a McNanara juror. The trial date remains March 1 as set by Judge William M. Conley who presided at the last trial.
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Million Dollar Hotel Plan for Working Women in Chicago
Plans by the Daughters of Jean Revolution for Chicas work Ineaks in Chicago outline a million dollar hotel for working women. Features include a root garden gymnasium swimming pool and evening vocational training with an honor system policy that guests will be free from surveillance.
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Hawthorne and three associates found guilty in mail fraud case
In New York on March 1, the Hawthorne mining trial ended with Julian Hawthorne and two associates convicted of fraudulent use of the mails in selling stock in Canadian mining claims. Dr William J Morton and Allert Freeman also convicted. Josiah Quincy acquitted. Freeman sentenced to five years in Atlanta. Hawthorne and Morton each receive one year and one day. Quincy remains free on bail until October to face pending indictments.
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Imsett
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Tillman Loses Fight For Head of Appropriations
Washington reports Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina fought for the chair of the Appropriations Committee but the committee headed by Senator Martin of Virginia awarded the chair to Martin. Tillman is placed as head of the Naval Affairs Committee with a Senate caucus expected to challenge the decision.
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South Carolina
Adjustment Asked by Unionists on Tariff for Print Trade
Last night a meeting of labor unionists affiliated with the Allied Printing and Bookbinding Trades Association of America adopted a resolution urging Congress to adjust tariff laws on all print binding importations from Europe or any other part of the world to at least equalize the labor differences between foreign countries and the United States.
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Helena couple wed despite uncertain Wyoming law
Elena Wasdell and Wang Toy traveled to Sheridan to marry after a clerk warned a bill might prohibit marriage between Chinese and white women. The license was issued then later deemed invalid as the law status remained unclear. The couple, married by a Presbyterian minister, returned to Helena and stated they are married, blaming an error for the confusion.
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Big Blackfoot Extension Papers Filed in Helena
Helena March 14 amendment to the articles of incorporation of the Big Blackfoot Railway authorizes construction from its present line to Great Falls via Powell, Lewis and Clark, Cascade counties to Sun River. The filing follows reports of surveys between the present line at Nomac and pass and signals expected start this year. John R Toole says details are not yet available.
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La Follette Calls After Many Years in White House Visit
Washington reports detail Senator La Follette’s first trip to the White House in years. He declined to discuss his talks but hinted the visit aimed to share progressive views on railroad reform and Wilson administration policy. He spoke with reporters in high spirits before departing. Manchester club home burning. Taft era site where diplomats golf, destroyed by fire causing $1,000 loss. Two workers injured. Fire source unknown.
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Storm tolls rise across states after deadly seaboard surge
Nineteen known dead across districts as tornadoes and storms lash Tennessee Alabama Mississippi and Georgia. Reports cite dozens injured with many missing while telegraph and telephone lines reconnect in the aftermath. Severe damage to homes, businesses, and infrastructure prompts assessments of miles of ruined lines and widespread flooding.
Lone Bandit Robs Sand Coulee Saloon
A lone bandit robbed the principal saloon at Sand Coulee around 9 45 pm taking valuables from patrons and fleeing before authorities. Sheriff Louis H K with three deputies pursued the suspect in an armed escort.
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and Coulee
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Eighteen Thousand Acres Change Hands in Fergus County
March 11. Cashier Adamin W. Warr of the Bank of Fergus County announces the sale of the Snows N Har ranch in the Pinewillowe area comprising 8.80 acres to Adamin Warr and Norma B. Holter of Helena. The deal involves Die Platchlow ranch holdings spanning Fergus and Dawson counties valued at about S00 with a quarter paid and the balance due next month. The land is noted for ranching potential and future townsite development by Milwaukee interests in the Fergus county segment.
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