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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1897

Page

2

Kansas Solons Clash as Weilp Rules Roll Call

Kansas legislators clash at Torrxa session as Speaker Pro Tem Weilp overrules minority obstruction and proceeds to pass bills amid uproar. Harris aids Populists in challenging the ruling, leading to a recess and renewed roll call that ends with minority success. Bryan invited to address the legislature Friday.

Torrxa Oubbison Lambert Weilp Republicana House Harris Bryan Kansas Solons Torexa W. J. Bryan Kansas

Chicago Aldermen Arrested Over Sunday Observance

Warrants issued for five Chicago aldermen John Powers John J Coughlin John A Rogers John J Brennan and F Ward Haas for violating city Sunday observance and saloon closure laws. Rev W W Clark filed the complaints and sought a warrant for Mayor George B Swift for malfeasance in office, which was denied by Justice Hoagland.

Omtcano John Powers John J. Coughlin John A. Rogers John J. Brennan F. Ward Haas W. W. Clark George B. Swift Swift Hoagland Clark

Railroad Officials Fined by Judge Parlange in New Orleans

Judge Parlange sentenced Texas Pacific railroad officials E. S. Sargent and L. B. Thorne after guilty pleas to interstate commerce violations. Each fined 4000 dollars. Other items note political moves in Silver party, a Chinaman execution, Mariposa grant sale, Yale entering Cornell racing, lynching reports, and civic notices from Washington to New York.

Parlange Texas Pacific New Orleans United States District Court Texas Pacific Railroad E. S. Sargent Thorne Martin, Wise & Fitzhugh King and Putnam

Nevada Omaha Exposition Shows Suffrage Setback

Toomra Kan Feb 17 A unanimous state senate vote adopts a concurrent resolution by Senator elect Harris declaring the proposed arbitration treaty unnecessary and unwise. It urges Kanane nenatore to oppose the measure in Congress and warns against entangling alliances and postpones U S participation in arbitration. Harris plans to resign and go to Washington for a Populist conference with Allen and Butler.

Toomra Kan State Senate United States Harris Great Britain Washington Harrie

Kansan Missouri committees clash over stockyards probe

Six Kansas legislators quit the joint probe into the Kansas City stockyards stating they served as missionaries with no power to compel agreement. Missouri members lament the haste while proposing a 26 percent cut nationwide on stockyard charges. Senator Morrow stayed behind in Topeka after a abrupt departure. Dr. Wilson of St. Louis blamed Kansans for fear and seeking compromise failed. White Cotton of Missouri hinted at reporting a bill for a 26 percent reduction.

Kansas Missouri Kansas Orty Kansas Legislative Committee Kansas City Morrow Topeka Wilson St. Louis White Cotton

Treasury settlement prompts governor's message to legislature

Lacona Feb 17 Governor Holcomb prepares a special message urging action on the treasury settlement between ex-Treasurer Bartley and Treasurer Reserve. He notes the transfer of permanent lands lags and Bartley still holds state funds unaccounted for. The speech will echo Populist pledges and imply stricter treasury oversight.

Holcomb Lacobn Bartley Reserve

NEWS FROM FOREIGN LANDS AND OTHER ITEMS

From Athens comes word Colonel Vassos has captured the village of Vouklios and an infantry battalion with guns goes toward Orete. In Crete Christians blockade Retimo as other dispatches report Italy England and the United States urging Greece to press its policy. Also notes German and Austrian reports on various events and a funeral for General Shelby in Kansas City.

London Standard Athenasays Vassos Vouklios Orete Italy England United States Athens Bonocation Kansas City Kansas Orry Jo Shelby Forest Hill Cemetery Third Regiment

Crete crisis dominates dispatches from Feb. 19

Foreign Minister reports support for Crete independence as great powers enforce reforms. Turkey’s massacres in Crete prompt Greek occupation advances and refugee crises. Austrian and German notes reveal limited adoption of proposals. McKinley recovering. Canton reception canceled. Chicago Greeks ready to sail for Greece at war onset.

Atunns New York World Turkey Constantary Canea Greece Créte Qonnea Retimo Oandes Sitia America Crete Broubes Germany London Piraeus Greace Great Britain Italy Callora Canton McKinley Washington Citizens’ Reception Committee Fort Wayne Chicago Omcaco

Colored Pictorial Twinkles supplement in Semi-Weekly Tribune

The Semi-Weekly Tribune announces a new colored serio comic pictorial supplement titled Twinkles in every Friday edition. Subscribers paying $2 a year directly to The Tribune receive Twinkles free, a 16 page issue with cartoons, jokes, and portraits, while non subscribers miss the offer.

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