Quay Seating Vote Turbulence in Senate Debate
Washington April 23 Special. The vote deciding whether Pennsylvanian Mr Quay resumes his seat in the Senate draws near with polls showing Republicans split and Democrats supportive of credentials. Debates mark a tense day with speeches by Chandler Kenney Platt Quarles and others as committees prepare to rule on seating.
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Connecticut
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Martin
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Tallaferra
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Sullivan
McEnery
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Westis
Clark
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Wyoming
Clarks
Patra
West
Fromme
Chandles
Chandler
Chanitier
New Hampshire
Delaware
Pennise
Platt
Quarles
Wisconsin
William A. Clark
Pettus
Eoman
Edwards to Be Confirmed Senate Move Expected
Washington April 23. Colonel Locke of Macon met Senator Bacon to gauge chances of defeating or delaying Harry Edwards confirmation for the post office. Bacon indicated he had not been swayed by republican input and would not oppose Edwards confirmation, which is expected to pass in executive session indicating strong support from the GOP and administration.
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Harry Edwards
Senator Bacon
Colonel Locke
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Bacon
Senate
Tragic murder suicide after poisoning children in Goldsboro
Mrs James Roberts of Goldsboro killed two of her children with laudanum then shot herself after locking them in a room. Her husband broke in as she lay wounded. the children survived after four hours of medical care but she died. The act followed a crisis of jealousy and mental illness.
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James Roberts
Goldsboro
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Roberts
Taylor in Washington Again
Kentuckian Governor W. S. Taylor returns from New York and plans to stay in Washington until the supreme court rules on the disputed governor case next week. He declines to discuss conferences or the case while intimate friends say no indictment of him for Goebel's murder has been served. He intends to return to Kentucky afterward. K. J. Hampton, his associate, is accompanying him back. Berry Howard still not found after a warrant for his arrest on the Goebel assassination indictment.
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Washington
W. 5. Taylor
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Goebel
Frankfort
K. J. Hampton
Berry Howard
Middlesboro
County
Willam Goebel
Tile “Moun
Senate Finds Clark Election Void for Bribery
The Senate committee reports William A. Clark of Montana was not legally elected due to briberies and corrupt practices by his agents. It urges nullification of his senate seat and cites expenditures, laws on elective franchise, and movements in 1893-95.
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Chandler
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate
Clark
Montana
William A. Clark
Senate of
United States
United Sites Senate
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Hauser
Charles W. Clark
McDermott
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Loh
Corbett
Whitmore
Cooper
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McLaughlin
Representative Woods
Bank
Tierney
Eversole
Choviin
Broadwater County
Jefferson County
Warner
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Fine
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Bywater
Whiteside
Myers
Marcus Daly
Daly
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Wellcome
Chareen
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Morgan optimistic on canal bill progress in 1936 senate push
Senator Morgan speaks after House moves to consider the canal bill on May 1. He expects passage in the Senate by May 6 and says the committee will take the House bill as a basis. He believes the amended Hepburn bill may pass with few changes, though some Republicans aim to delay.
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Morgan and Hepburn Confer Over Canal Bill
Senator Morgan the senate committee chair on inter oceanic canals met today with Representative Hepburn, head of the house committee, to seek ways and means for Nicaraguan canal bill consideration this session. Morgan hopes the committee will accept house amendments and act favorably on the bill as amended when passed by the house.
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Washington
Morgan
Senate Committee On
Columbus Citizens Seek River Improvement appropriation
A Columbus delegation travels to Washington to press for an $86,000 appropriation to improve the Chattahoochee River. The group includes L. H. Chappell, Charlton Battle, J. D. Kimball, F. B. Gordon, Captain Flagler, and Judge Adamson. Last year $5,000 was granted and engineers say continued funding would boost river commerce.
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Harberg
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Chattahoochee
Meaars
L. H. Chappell
Charlton Battle
J. D. Kimball
F. B. Gordon
Flagler
Army
Montgomery
Adamson
Fourth District
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Secretary Root to Explain Extra Pay for Officers
Washington April 23 a large force of officers and clerks prepared Secretary Root s reply to the senate resolution of inquiry on allowances to army officers in Cuba The statement will cite precedents from Louisiana and California to show extra compensation for certain expenses is neither unusual nor irregular and will be presented tomorrow.
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Army
Dick Says He WEs Up Job Chloroformed By Daring Burglars
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Dick of the Republican National Committee and Ohio leaders rail at the discord in southern Republican factions from Montgomery to Nashville. The piece notes harmony efforts led by Hanna and the president, warns of fights at Philadelphia, and describes Tennessee and Alabama power plays and alleged bribery as party leaders seek to avoid contested delegations and scandal at the national convention.
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Washington
Charles Dick
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee of
Ohio
Ninth Ohio Regiment
Congress
Montgomery
Nashville
Alabama
Tennessee
South
Hanna
Major Dick
Philadelphia
Bingham
Vaughn
Mark Hanna
Evans
Brownlow
State Committee
McMillan
Walter Brownlow
Wheeler Gives Up Seat in Congress from Alabama
Alabama Governor Johnston released letters by Joseph Wheeler explaining his absence from Congress due to duty in the Philippines. He resigned from the Fifty-sixth Congress after delays in Washington and a ruling that absence forfeited his seat, saying he would work for the district until his successor qualifies.
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Ala
Johnston
Washington
Joseph F. Johnston
Luzon
United States
Congress
Philippines
Con Wrees
W. J. Ward
Alabama
Eighth District
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
Carter Must Serve His Term United States Supreme Court Refuses an Appeal
The Supreme Court affirmed the circuit court ruling denying Captain Oberlin Carter's habeas corpus petition. His sentence is to be carried out at Fort Leavenworth after the mandate reaches the authorities at Governor Island, transferring him from the island prison to begin serving his term.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Oberlin Carter
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Savannah
Fort Leavenworth
Circuit Court of Appeals
Richards
Rose
Bryan heads home after rest before Kansas speech tour
The Honorable William Jennings Bryan left Lincoln after a short rest and planned to speak in Wichita Kansas tomorrow while continuing his summer campaign. He traveled from Lincoln toward Kansas with a stop en route at Wichita.
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Kansas
Austin
Fox
William Jennings Bryan
Wichita
Kas
Boxers Massacre Catholics Near Tien Tsin
Boxers Society members killed many Chinese Catholics near Pao Ting Fu in Pe Chind province southeast of Tien Tsin on a Saturday. German gunboat arrived at Taku, others left for those waters. Civil Service Rules Amended in Washington on April 2 extending transfer privileges to some previously competitive posts now excepted.
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Boxers'" Society
Pao Ting Fu
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Taku
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Perisedat Hav
Civil Service
Burglars Use Chloroform on Adler and Brandon Homes
Police investigated a Sunday night break in at Emanuel Adler of 391 Whitehall Street where intruders chloroformed him and ransacked the sleeping room seeking a $1,500 diamond, nearly killing him. They then struck G H Brandons next door, repeating the method, with detectives linking the two incidents to a bold pair of white male burglars.
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Whitehall Street
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Whitehail Street
Acherley
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Whitehall
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