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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
15
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Washington March 25 Isaac Stephenson an octogenarian Wisconsin lumberman and banker faced trial on charges challenging the validity of his senate seat Senate debate focused on whether a ruling against him requires a specific law violation or a broader challenge to the election Reed of Missouri led opposition arguing the vote could be close with La Follette's potential return influencing outcomes Allies predict a safe majority but warn of defections as the session continues toward a final vote expected midweek
The schedule covers Col Roosevelt’s route through the West this week. He departs New York Tuesday night for Chicago arriving Wednesday afternoon for two addresses. He campaigns in St Louis and Minneapolis with mass meetings and stops in Detroit before returning to New York.
A. Arnold editor in chief for the department of agriculture admitted he aided suppression of the Everglades feasibility report. He testified to Moss committee that department engineers differed and he opposed publication, saying no bulletin would gain unanimous approval. He noted no improper approaches, and Florida Congressman Clark defended constituents' land interests.
Seattle reports Gov. Marion F E Hay will not call a special legislative session to enact a presidential preference primary law. He announced this after arriving from San Francisco where he chose a site for the Washington building at the Panama Pacific Exposition.
The governor says most legislators oppose a special session and cites expense and other considerations. He suggests the people can influence presidential choices by selecting delegates to district and state conventions.
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