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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
9
Washington reports deny Diaz death amid persistent rumors that he is dead and Corral has seized power in Mexico City. General Leonard Wood directs mobilization of 20 000 troops on the Mexican frontier while maneuvers in Texas promise 10 000 militiamen invited to witness the action.
In Mexico City officials denied reports that President Diaz died after 6 PM. The rumor sparked by a government embargo on news, which also cut wires between Laredo and Mexico City, was dismissed by Diaz’s son as untrue health remains excellent. Taft’s message urged calm amid tensions. In Arizona, a rebel force of 300 fled after a clash with regulars. 25 rebels and two leaders died.
Washington reports Republicans move to name James R. Mann of Windy as speaker for the upcoming extra session. The nomination is described as ceremonial but would secure leadership, with Democrats busy organizing committees and shaping the program.
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures. No precipitation is expected and winds are light.
Interstate Commerce Commission Judge C A Prouty warned rail managers that government regulation could trigger public takeover of railroads. He argued that regulation should not deter improvements and noted that many European nations operate profitable government owned rail systems.
Montgomery March 9 The house committee on temperance reports several bills favoring dispensaries in Alabama including Huntsville Athens and Houston county. A bill to fund Mountain Creek Confederate soldiers home passed unanimously. An anti pass law debate followed as sheriff and newspaper ad space provisions were amended and approved 64 to 24. Appellate court bill awaits governor approval while school funding was deferred.
County attorney H D McCarty explains why Calhoun County should resist paying Anniston its share of the road and bridge tax until courts clarify duties. He notes the Jefferson County precedent is not binding and warns a half cut in funds could create appalling conditions for the county.
Wellington County Commissioners granted the petition of residents to establish a new beat centered on Wellington, to be known as Beat No 22. Charles D. Kline led the petitioners arguing local protection without state cost, while Alexandria opposed and Beat 2 was represented by B G McClellen who fought diligently.
The county fair committee reports strong luck securing subscriptions for the project with a long list of donors each pledging 50 dollars or more. Subscriptions continue as the canvass remains active toward a final total.
A senator implied President Taft used federal patronage to intimidate Congress while discussing the Oregon plan for direct voting at national party conventions. He suggested ex President Roosevelt exploited patronage to nominate his successor and thwart the people, though not naming Taft directly.
Delegates at the Southern Commercial Congress opened the second day with a theme on The World as a Market for the South. Speakers included M Jusserand the French ambassador John Barrett Hernando Money Charles H Sherrill and other national figures. No regular session was held in the afternoon as time was given to a reception.
Permanent organization of the fair association will be effected at noon next Saturday at the court house in Anniston. Immediate steps will be taken to incorporate the association and all interested are urged to attend and participate.
Talladega district plans a full two day laymen and pastors institute in Sylacauga on March 24 20 with Anniston attendees and Rev G I Jenkins presiding. The program covers devotional exercises sermons education and missionary work led by Rev H C Howard Rev J H Harris Rev J W Culberson and others with discussions on lay leadership stewardship and revival plans.
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