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Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1897

Page

6

Controversy Over Brigadier Seat in Iowa Guard Climaxes

Des Moines reports Governor Drake must commission John R. Prime as brigadier of the First Iowa Brigade or face contempt of court. Prime, elected by the brigade, battled with Adjutant General Wright and Gov. Drake after a disputed election. Judge Spurrier rules Prime was rightly elected and the governor must act, with mandamus possible.

Iowa Des Moines Drake John R. Prime Iowa National Guard Prime Wright James A. Guest Guest Onto Mandamus Spurrier Bemley Guard

Blockade of Charleston Promised by Navy

Washington Jan. The United States plans a novel winter entertainment for Charleston area as Secretary Herbert approves Admiral Bunce to begin a formal blockade of Charleston with the North Atlantic squadron. Initial maneuvers expanded to full blockade readiness with ships and crews from Hampton Roads and Port Royal as a winter operation starts in February.

South Carolina Washington Jan Charleston D. C Herbert Admiral Bunce North Atlantic Hampton Roads Port Royal 8. C Navy Yard

First week ends with adjournment in Nebraska legislature

Lincoln reports the first legislative week closed at noon with both houses adjourning until Monday. The house spent most time on appointing employees and rejected printing the governor's message. Senate action included Talbott's supply resolution. Other items covered tariff hearings in Washington and baseball management news.

Lincoln House Senate Talbott Secretary of State

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