Anti-Option Bill Faces Southern Backers Protest
New Orleans reports Britain protests United States cotton futures regulation while U S debate over the Panama canal tolls and free coastwise vessels intensifies in Washington. W B Thompson warns the anti option bill would devastate cotton price and southern welfare. Senators Root and Burton outline opposition to free ships provisions under Hay Pauncefote. The Hague court could rule on the dispute.
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W B Thompson
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
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Thompson
India
Tyin
Amerian Authenta
South
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United States
Panama Canal
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Onin
Root
New York
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Hague
Hague Court
State Department
Taft
Two Brothers Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting near Prattville
In Autauga county near Prattville, July 14, Peevy Bridges visited his brother Mack Bridges to discuss business. A quarrel led Mack to seize a revolver and fatally shoot Peevy, who lingered until about 8 AM. Mack Bridges was arrested shortly after the shooting. Both men were longstandingAutauga County residents with families.
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Montgomery
Ala
Prattville
Autauga County
Peevy Bridges
Mack Bridges
Beevy
Two Men Shot in Fight Over Woman in Harrieven
In Harrieven on July 1 two men, Tebanmiy and Bohaver, were shot in a morning pistol duel over a woman. Delaney is gravely wounded. Carver sustained a gunshot in the right arm. The shooter surrendered to officers and was jailed in Kingston.
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Harrieven Penn
Wtan Tebanmiy
Bohaver
Delaney
Carver
Kingston
Mother is Convicted and Daughter to Be Tried
Mobile, July 16 Mrs Mary T izotan was given a lifetime sentence for the murder of her son in law Fred Waasserlaben and predicted the jury will convict her again. Theresa Virginia Waaserlaben, wife of the dead man, faces trial next Thursday for the same murder as she seeks a pardon with God and the angels to help her. A nine year old half sister, claimed to be her child, testified at the preliminary trial that she saw the mother with a bundle behind the house the morning after the crime and saw blood-stained garments.
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Mobile
Ala
Mary T.izotan
Fred Waasserlaben
Theresa Virginia Wasaerlaben
God and the Angels
Mather
Color line in schools upheld in Arizona
Phoenix July 15 The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the state segregation law in the case of S A Bayless a negro against the Phoenix board of education reversing lower court rulings The decision supports segregating Negro and white children in public schools Raslesa argued under the U S Constitution his children had the right to attend schools with whites
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Phoenix
Ariz
S A Bayless
Phoenix Board of Education
Supreme Court
Sury Raslesa
United States
Morrow Murder Trial Sees State Rest in Chicago
In Chicago on July 1 the state rested in the murder trial of Mrs. Rena B. Morrow charged with shooting her inventor husband Charles B. Morrow. Defense witnesses testified while neighbors and club society figures attended. testimony covered gun distance, instant unconsciousness, and alleged flight of the couple’s life.
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Charles B. Morrow
Harry Gilmore
Morrow
Gilmore
Kersten
Drs O'Neill
Springer
Lecount
O'Neill
Rose McKay
Four Men Held on Murder Charge in Marksville
Marksville Louisiana July 15 four young white men Gariey Clark Henry Clark Jr Steve Clark and Hainsom Shannon are in jail charged with the murder Saturday night near here of William Saves a planter. The case arises from a feud between the Clark and Sayes families dating back four or five years. A prior killing at a ball involved the Clark father and two others Sayes were alleged to have shot the elder Clark. The sheriff reportedly found tracks heading from the scene toward the Clark home.
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Marksville
Gariey Clark
Henry Clark, Jr
Steve Clark
Hainsom Shannon
William Saves
Clark
Saye
Sayes
Senate panel quiets proposal to publish judicial endorsements
Washington July 15 The Senate judiciary committee moved to end the House plan requiring the president to publish endorsements of federal judge candidates. The Evans assignment rider was struck from the bill. As amended, the committee agreed to report the bill to the Senate.
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Washington
Senate
House
Evans
Impeachment Proceedings Open Against Archbald in Senate
Washington July 15 impeachment of Judge Hubert W Archbald of the commerce court was laid before the senate by the house managers. The reading of the articles followed with a select committee appointed to prepare trial rules. Aiming for a fall start, the process includes oaths for all senators and a public hearing with Archbald's counsel present.
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Hubert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
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Hosage
Senate Chamber
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Clayton
House Judiciary Committee
House
House Committee of Managers
Floyd
Arkansas
Webb
North Carolina
Davis
West Virginia
Norris
Nebraska
Sterling
Illinois
Howeland
Ohio
Lodge
Danilell Ransdell
House of Representatives
Senate of the United States
United States
Archbalad
Jitinwation
Clark
Wyoming
Gallinger
Nelson
Lillingham
Bacon
Culberson
Select Committee
Archbald
Roads and engineers in arbitration court
In New York on July 15 representatives of fifty railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio river met with locomotive engineers union heads before an arbitration commission to settle a threatened strike. They seek wage increases totaling about seven and a half million dollars yearly and improved conditions. Warren S. Stone of the engineers testified on duties, examinations, and the short average career span, arguing for higher pay. Railroads will be represented by Worthington, Butterfield, and Brownell. the panel includes Straus, Van Wise, Judson, Shaw, Hirchitz, Morrissey.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Oscar S Straus
Commerce and Labor
Charles L. van Wise
University of Wisconsin
Frederick N. Judson
St. Louis
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Otto M. Hichitz
Daniel Willard
Hartimore and Ohio Railroad
P. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Raihway
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Mr. Stone
The
Chicago and Alto
O O. F Butterfield
New York Central
G. H. Brownell
Erle
What is a Progressive Gov Dix Defines Him
Albany July 15 Governor John A Dix defines a progressive as one who with consistency and fairness achieves reforms for the benefit of his fellow men. Industrial progressiveness includes greater opportunity for skill and safer, improved conditions for individuals. Politically progressiveness is not just a promise but the actual performance of pledges to secure reforms through wise laws while preserving representative government.
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Albany
New York
John A. Dix
Bloody dollar bill murder arrest six youths
Washington July 16 six youths were arrested after the proffer of a bloody dollar bill led to charges in the stabbing and death of Thomas Cole a 46 year old man. The attackers divided 2.50 found on the victim. The crime occurred last night on a city outskirts. Six suspects named Cornall Patton O Donnell Maxwell Needham Nally. A seventh, Frank Doherty, is at large.
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Washington
Thomas Cole
William Cornall
Joseph Patton
Joseph O'Donnell
Robert Maxwell
Joseph Needham
Albert Nally
Frank Doherty
Short Cut Habit Led to Death on Fire Escape
New York reports Robert Hughes died after using a third floor fire escape to reach an adjacent upper west side apartment. He slipped while transferring between balconies and fell into a courtyard, dying instantly.
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New York
Robert Hughes
Upper West Side
A Yarvelous Travel Tour From Atlanta to Savannah
A travel tour covers Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Thousand Islands Albany and more by daylight steamer down the Hudson and ocean voyage to Savannah. Price 75 dollars for 16 days or 56 dollars for a one week version without New York features. All living expenses included. Pullman train leaves Atlanta Saturday August 17. Reservations with J F McFarland 41 1 2 Peachtree Atlanta Ga.
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Niagara Falls
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Atlanta
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Peachtree
Lightning Fatal for Oswego Water Official at Phone
Oswego on July 16 reports F Burton Lewis a city water department official was instantly killed when he lifted a telephone receiver during a severe electrical storm last night. Two others were struck but received only minor injuries.
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F. Burton Lewis
City Water Department
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