Beckham Victory Tied to Supreme Court Ruling on Kentucky Governor Case
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Kentucky court of appeals in Beckham voting case, ruling the general assembly has exclusive power to determine governor contests. Chief Justice Fuller stated state independence must be shielded from external interference and noted historical precedents. Justices McKenna Brewer and Harlan dissented on jurisdiction and due process concerns.
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Kentucky Election Heats Up After Supreme Court Ruling
May 1 in Frankfort Kentucky reports a fiery Democratic reaction to the US Supreme Court decision favoring Governor Beckham who, as lieutenant governor, governs until the next November election. Beckham and ex Governor Taylor are seen as the Democratic and Republican nominees respectively under the Goebel law with repeal as a key issue.
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Taylor Expected It From Washington and Kentucky
Louisville May 21 Governor Taylor arrived from Frankfort and went to the customs house. He learned the Supreme Court decision against him and said he anticipated the ruling. He ordered General Collier to dismiss the militia and surrender the office to Beckham when the ruling is filed.
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Butte Beats Boulder In Season Opener In Moulder Special
Butte courthouse nine defeated Boulder club 8 to 5 in an opening game at Boulder yesterday. Pitching by King and Gleason held Boulder scoreless for the first four innings as 12 batters were retired in order. Butte led early with five runs in the first two frames and maintained the edge through the game. umpire J B Wright officiated.
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Boer delegates denied floor privileges debate in Senate
In Washington May 21 the Senate defeated a resolution to grant Boer commissioners floor privileges during their stay. The vote followed a clash between Mrs. Davis and Mr. Allen over executive authority to recognize foreign diplomats. The post office bill and other measures moved forward as Nicaraguan canal and Texas district actions drew attention.
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Ragged fielding fuels pitchers battle in Chicago loss
May 21 report covers Chicago vs Philadelphia with a tight pitchers' duel. Chicago's run came from two singles a sacrifice and a long fly while Philadelphia tied late on a hit a double steal a misplay and Wolverton's single. Attendance 4 290. Other notes include St Louis versus Boston and Brooklyn versus Pittsburgh with varied results and general box scores.
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Yale George Town Game Postponed By Rain
New Haven May 21 Yale college baseball game against George Town was postponed due to rain delaying schedule and action.
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Bishops Appointed in United States Church
Rev. Dr. Rooker announced in Portland that the pope appointed Rev. Henry E. Miller to be bishop of Ohio and Rev. Henry Granton to be bishop of Tucson. Miller is chancellor of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and Granton is from Baltimore, Md.
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Plague Vaccination Sparks Chinese Resistance in San Francisco
Chinese community, led by highbinders, opposes Haffkine prophylactic inoculation amid fears of white extermination rumors. Board of Health debates compulsory vaccination as incidents of coercion and violence rise, with Chinese merchants fearing property damage and police dispersing mobs.
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Rathbone suspended. Bristow named acting Cuba post director
Washington May 21 The postmaster general issues a order suspending Estes G Rathbone from the office of director general of posts in Cuba and appointing Joseph L Bristow as acting director general of posts without extra pay.
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Postmaster General Appoints Acting Director of Posts
The acting director general of posts is appointed to immediately take custody of Cuba. Charles Emory Smith named Postmaster General.
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Tragic double tragedy in Hood River ends in suicide
Miss Ida Foss a 25 year old school teacher was shot and killed by Benjamin Wagnitz who first tried to stab her then shot her with a rifle and killed himself in Hood River. The incident followed a jealous motive as Wagnitz killed himself after placing the body indoors.
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